HAMPER PROVES FAST SPRINTER AT Oailand MEET
Oailand Cal Dee headlined a swift sprint at Fimoryville where Balin haulers led early. Renslarn and Viral Rage posted wins in the program, with Pride of Lis and Cantem runner-ups in tight finishes. Bishop W won the mile event, while No Quarter and Mifella highlighted the longer races.
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Oailand
Cal Dee
Headlaaper
Fimoryville
Fang
Stondight
Renslarn
Pride of
Lisrare
Atx
Gossiner
Littin Bubleroup
Bishop W
Wecamds Molle Tuy
Salinas
Sewell
Clondlight
Slnic Spring
Atool
Wimadle
Mifella
Ly J
Miller's letter recalled amid university recallings
A garbled notice indicates Miller addressed a dispute or inquiry, with references to recall, reception, and enrollment at universities. The fragment mentions midloop terms like dinapy ory and a clash, suggesting a contested statement or disciplinary action though details are unclear. Entities remain uncertain due to corrupted text.
Wealth and Happiness in Whit Hapys A Letter From Van Norden
A magazine excerpt argues rich people are unhappy and hoard life’s meaning while the poor lack chances to learn joy. It contrasts generosity with miserliness and calls for education of the poor to enjoy life, noting the wealthy do not need friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milionaires
Tech
Solar
Sian
Henera
Nelehar
van Norden Magavine
Bookies Hard I by Tampa Results
Race results from Tampa describe a series of Thoroughbred outcomes with names like Sanopian Malecon Ale vine and Joogs-Uarl of Hinchimond Wot. Winners include Sanopian in race one and Ave and unehalt ture Jonas-Eucytheon in race four, with numerous placements noted.
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Tampa
Tereza
Fira Rece
Sanopian
Malecon
Ale Vine
Etomil van
Ferorigs
Buonle Bro Wan
Deontl
Cutherine Montour
Hinchimond
Hurtacks
Vanun
Camtownry
Tielve Hid
Favorites Again Lead at Finish in Narrow Derby
A rough, misspelled account notes favorites in front late while several long shots fade. Pixie Knight wins the first race at a mile and a half with Bon second and Gyp third. subsequent races list various finishes and times with scant readable forms.
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Jacksonville
Des
Mouorlo
Otpalie
Oy Snownall
Tell Fuat
Bolo
Firet
Pixie Knight
Bon
Gypsy Ctrl
Junese Anderson
Atelia
Thule
Rubio Tires
Husky
Lagalle
Wrorga Welebolt
Lite Gloria
nile—Ragnin
Armonia
Belleview
Thad
Cun- Aing
Loney Clerk Xecond
Thily Pulimay
Comiskey Disposes of Three Players In Shuffle
Lin Ago and Dee plus three Chicago Americans players were released today by President Charles Vorinkes. Milwopelia Amertenn Resolution Talim and others remain. John Segend Millelder Rawran are retained. Hear Three Run League updates from Ann Arbor and University of Michigan football notes.
Forward pass reform proposal targets football safety
A chaotic draft article outlines AAU and university efforts to ban certain forward passes and penalties. It cites coach Slagg and the Intercollegiate Athletic Association in New York discussing rules to reduce football deaths and injuries. The plan calls for penalties to limit risky plays, encourage safer techniques, and influence training in high schools and preparatory schools.
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Chinaga
Tee
University of Chisago
New York
Slagg
Andar
War Wai
Pou Cogehes
Trainore
World's Shambenee World Series Plans Revealed
Cincinnati reports President Hare announces that nothing will interfere with the usual world series schedule. American baseball leaders expect 464 to 154 game spread across seasons, with talks of adjusting league timetables. The article notes the upcoming tournament changes and mentions a shift in the 1910 schedule. amid this, public warnings about gambling and a prominent medical brand ad appears.
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Cincinnati
Hare Waht
Cincinnati Club
Yas Lurduy
Wast Rand
Beelonts
New Ambassador Feels Cheerful Arrival in Washington
Weaslington reports Baron Yu suyi Uetda has arrived in Washington to assume the post of ambassador for the Diminese government, succeeding Bari Takas hirh. He landed December 17 after a continental journey from San transisen and expressed pleasure at linking with the United States. He noted no pressing diplomatic questions and forecast improving relations between his country and the United States.
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Weaslington
Yusuyi Uetda
Ada
Bari Takashirh
Washington
San
Apuke
Coli Nck
United States
End of Gatyle Fever Warns of Wider Illness
Confused garbled text discusses a fever scare labeled earthie fever and references Oran Cary, a $40,000,000 figure, and political action. The fragment mentions a cardinal, venomous cells, a waning problem, and a call to stamp out the fever, all in a disjointed, non-cohesive manner.
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Dextruy We Thom
Jaitley
Marcum
Marely Meemkeare
Handbag Fashion and Luxury Goods Across Styles
The passage discusses various handbag types and materials, noting that leather bags are elegant but tweaked options like velvet and beaded fabrics suit opera settings. It highlights trends in purses with decorative elements and mentions decorative details and accessory influences of the era.
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Tonaly
Ani
Ava
Jeainer
Perry
Video
Paper Doll Bazaar Showcases World Aesthetic Dresses
A paper doll bazaar features international doll fashions with tissue gowns and satin trims. Dolls display outfits from Dutch, Japanese, and British influences, including half length kimonas and velvet ribbons, praised for clever display and potential as dress patterns.
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Wade
Roosevelt Kills His First Hiffo In Fierce Chase
A fragmentary diary style recounting a dramatic pursuit and a fatal shot. The narrative hints at Mr Roosevelt facing a dangerous hiff o near a river bend, with the mood turning grim as the target is killed and the narrator reflects on the act and consequences.
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MR. Roosevelt
Roosevelt essay on African game traits features a giant river cow
An excerpt from Theodore Roosevelt's January issue discusses a colossal river cow and related animal behavior. The text notes a large, weighty animal living near a vast river, with references to native perspectives and hunting methods. It reads as an observational piece on wildlife and habitat.
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Angeral
Yackwei
Enien Cunrater
Judd
Streauy
Avil
Nyange
Theodore Roosevelt
Magazine Attacks Mexico in January Issue
The American Magazine denounces Mexico in a January feature, arguing that Diaz’s regime is aging and autocratic, fostering oligarchy, corruption, and inequality. It accuses leaders of wealth-seeking power, criticizes agrarian policy, and warns of political suppression and barbarous conditions showcased in Mexican events.
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Althoug
Mexico
Moxica
Lillie
Tomport Boone
Manchuria
Alexie
Diaz
Tas Mentiers
Ataussel
Standard Oil Company
Svear Trust
Krent Callords
Thamed Bey Mar Bera
Dtyact
Politi Organisation
Ives
A.orman
Mesteo
Is. Com
Como
Bee
Mine Becomes a Volcano of Burning Gas in New Mexico
In Gallup New Mexico two workers Porfirio Garcia and Miguel Avanda died after a methane gas outburst ignited in the Weaver mine of American Inc. A number of other men were injured and rescued as flames and smoke enveloped the shaft. The mine has burned seven days and remains unsealed with no rescue plan yet announced.
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Gallup
Weaver Ride
American Inc] Company
Porfirio Garcia
Miguel Avanda
Mexico
Garcia
Arandy
Morgan's Man Denies Telephone Trouble
A garbled report details Morgan's associate denying a telephone trouble claim. The piece references telephony, knots of miscommunication, and mentions Morgan’s firm and Amprton Talonhond related entities in a confusing, damaged stream.
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Morgan
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Atu
O'rion
Lheell
Sazaar
Memminn
Judd Nanenend
Tenaea
Poland
Burnett
Jel
Hapgar
Uae
Morgan Fe
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Acc
Steger & Sons
STARR
REED
AONE
Ringer
Tly
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Washington Avenue
Ogden
Geo. A. Lowe Co
Washington Ave
Bion
Jeney
Cmd
Renein Ogden Steam Laundry Co
Allen
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