Jockey Life in Poland Rides for Dereszke at Warsaw Derby
New York reports Cassina Sloan sends word from Warsaw of American jockeys racing across the Atlantic. The piece details wins for Cassina’s mounts, praise for Dereszke’s stable, and plans to return to Warsaw after a three week Moscow meeting. It notes enthusiastic crowds, travel fatigue, and the evolving European racing scene.
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New York
Atlantic
Cassina
Cash" Sloan
Fom Warsaw
Kown
Ueaw
Jean Deewske
Apowara
J. Heslego
Warsaw
Sonathog
Kuala
Aera Hind
Métonite
Demmerion
Sockey
Yiahas Mere
Soupie
Dave Amo
Tothus
America
Parnell
Cuba constitution convention approves Pinct amendment 16 to 1
The Cuban constitutional convention votes sixteen to one to accept the Pinct amendment. The session notes principal figures including Senores Tamsyo and Quessia and references possible reconciling changes. Reportedly the reform aims to clarify acceptance by Cuba and outline forthcoming electoral measures. The article also references unrelated travel and commercial items at its end.
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Havana
Jone
Senores Tamsyo
Quessia
Saras R- Senverts
Hivers
Cucretar
Gentur
Reghaw
Moarbak
Saiyan
Seater Peerrer
UALR
Wifl
Chpan
Cuba
Lake Bay
Wrestling to Start as Heavyweight Clash Looms
Prominent wrestlers including Harris Corenee Sullivan and giant Benesteva Turk prep for a Gaeco Roman bout with gate receipts the prize. Terry fehe begins work at once while McGraw signs two new pitchers in baseball notes and rumors of trades and matches fill the page.
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Terry Fehe
Derby
Harris Corenee Sullivan
Haere
Benesteva" Turk
Fitz Wis
Pitte
Royke
Ume
Ernest Koeber
Teuton
Nile Estanasium
Bennouhurst
McGraw
Baltimore
Manger McGraw
Sehenidt
Prank Foreman
Plat
Postmasters Get Salary Adjustments Across Offices
Washington reports the annual postmasters salary adjustment completed by the office of the postmaster general. By July 1, 770 post offices will see increases while 239 face reduced compensation. Net rise totals 157 dollars, with notable gains including a $1,000 increase for New Orleans and several $500 and $100 increments. Some offices move up classes. others are discontinued or reassigned as stations. Overall average salaries rise to 3171 from 3174 last year, with 229 offices advanced to the end class and 16 discontinued.
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Washington
New Orleans
Middletown
Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress Meet Planned at Cripple Creek
Great Bend Kansas June 13 E R Mason chairman of the executive committee has issued a call for the twelfth meeting of the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress at Cripple Creek California July 1 to 20 The subjects to be discussed include Mines Waterways Harbors Nicaragua Canal semi arid regions Pacific Cable Merchant Marine St Louis Worlds Fair 2008 trade with the Orient consular service statehood railroad transportation forest preservation and more The indications are a large attendance anticipated
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Great Bend
E. R. Mason
Trans-Mielseippi Commercial Congress
Crippe Creek
Cal
Government Department of Mines
Rivera
Nicaragua Canal
Pacific Cable
Merchant Marine
St. Louis
Gulf Coast
Gulf and Pacific
Department of Commerce and Industries
United States Postal Service
Train accident and damages claim amid extensive list of names
A bar hand claims to have held a door knob as a train struck, suffering eye injuries and time lost. The report lists numerous individuals with monetary damages for various injuries and losses. Other items note a federal court conviction for selling liquor to a Pottawatomie Indian and the death of a Lyon County farmer in a wagon accident.
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Leavenworth
Hook
United States District Court
Edward Brullhgan
Pat Corsbuck
Hockbald
Maceay Stakes and Colt Prospects in Early Racing Notes
The report notes Rene has not started yet but shows fitness in workouts and may be competitive in the No One Stakes. Re Camuin backs J B Desby as a candidate with Corchester and a tay colt by Hanover illest. Abe Bes shows a great trial over a mile and a half route, outrunning Par Rack.
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Fheinty Pattae
Pedre
Seonedy
Brooklyn
Ae ‘Duke
Wil Yi
Jonna
Onn
Hena Benders
Donovan
McPhee
Ramey Dreyfuswin
Pirsies
New York
Maniager Walter Wilmont
Jaaninville Wester Association
Ha Ens
Tite Negotiatty
Laugier
Sir
Hanidn
Hilly Eérewit
Shepherny
Keeler
Cominkey
Chicago
Theva
Johnson
Cumiskey
Strasig
Keeble
de Puck
Spearula
Rene
Raport
Camuin
J.bra
Corchester & Tay
Hanover Illest
Abe Bes
Fie
Par Rack
Faraday
Suonway
J Bullman Joins Schorr Stable in Chicago
Eastern jockey J Bullman accepts terms to ride for J W Schorr, heading to Chicago with Schorr’s stable. He has ridden for Sid Lions in the past and is noted for prior Derby connections and recent salary talks, while Terry McGovern signals plans for a return to boxing later this year.
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Bullman
Schorr
Chicago
J. Bullman
Jota Wschorr
Caghet
Schorr Stabie
Bulliman
Mocarran
Cote
Hichard Croker
Fider
Sidney Lions
McCstrem
Janes
Cmd
Brady
Dale
Taky Schorr
J Joe Frey
Petar Ratha
Job
Betts Trial Begins in Arkansas City Court
June 12 in Arkansas City the Betts murder trial opens with jury seated and instructions given. Prosecutors outline expected proof while defense moves to dismiss for lack of facts. key witnesses including County Surveyor Bradley and Frank Weltberger testifies about the deceased and the murder weapon.
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Arkansas City
Betty Rounder
Bradley
Cherroan
Baden's Mill
Waltberger
Frank Weltberger
McGride
Wellington
Editorial Association Meeting at Cawker City June 17 18
The North Central Kansas Balto editorial group will convene in Cawker City on June 17 and 18. The program lists welcomes by G Le Hud king and W B Nelson, papers on newspaper topics by John Q Hoyce Bert Walker and Florence Hendley, recitations, male quartet music, a luncheon, and field trip to Waconda Springs. The sessions are hosted by Cawker City residents and include notes on county newspaper offices and related journalism topics.
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Cawker City
Nort Central Kansas Balto Association
G. le Hudking
Sangre
W. B. Nelson
Smith Center
Florence Hendley
Gaylord Herald
A. Jones
Betolt Call
W. le Charsters
Stockton
Gilleland Sues Santa Fe Rail for 910,678 Damages
Mr Gilleland filed a district court suit against the Santa Fe Railroad seeking 910,678 in damages. Blake and Ayers represent him. The filing followed a prior incident earlier in May involving a railroad carload shipment and a hog care claim.
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Wichitz
Compromised Damages in Missouri Railroad Suit
McPherson June 13 Henry Goodhalm settled his $10,000 damage suit against Missouri Fulfifle railround for injuries from a wreck at Lindsboro. The case, tried three times with hung juries, ended with the plaintiff receiving damages in a compromise. Degrees conferred at A and Manhattan highlighted graduation notices as well.
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Henry Goodhalm
Missouri Fueifle
O Gay
Compromiee
Goodhalm
The
Road
Lindsboro
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