Woodline Wins Gap as Singing Master Beats Odds
In the Clabaugh Memorial Capener for two-year-olds bred in Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia Woodline defeats Orphan Lad despite public favorites. Singing Master an outsider edges Royal Window by a short head after a tight stretch drive with Monte Carlo winning the fifth race and Gamecock runner-up in the hunter steeple.
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Kink Levington
Royal Window
Monte Carlo Wiss
Washington Post
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
J. E. Lane
David Damup
Billy
Garth
Andoff
Ulat
Woodline
McGuiness
Baby Willie
Ladsarion
James
Korma
Oakleat
Homa
Oakleaf
Contractor
Gamet Cock
Henning
Washington
Kirk Lavington
Diver
Gamecock
Courtland Smith
Loney Flashell
Monte Carlo
Blue Coat
Lady Kigpar
Singing Master
Kayak Window
Tony
Aloha
Nloreen Hubbard
Aire
R. Bradley
Fraler
W. Walker
Incex
P . Barnett
Rsabs
Wiltta
McDaniel
Hiludor
Fay
E. Walsh
Sid Standanrton
Milan
Chrlatian
Panie
Jarimho
Haby Willie
Ladsarlon
Grevita
Philador Bung
Pleasent da
Var-Olda
Wyward
Ofte
Riley
Hattie Harris
Thaes Brarters
Joe Oye
Rasmna
Tariae
P. Walsh
Hagen
Mirador
AL Poet
Ry Swood
Lady Gada
J. F Lune
Fair
Lave Dri
Tyalaer
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A. Thue Suarters
Diggins
Tiniel
Mary Hanjo
Para ‘Trane
Arlene Fart
Revigson
Cork
Evans
Kirk Levinton
Loney Haskell
Anish
Irtones
Pontiac
Troianas
G. Ww
Ferman
Kdwar
D. Kent
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Walsh
Ue Wa
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Au Farrow
Basel
Barnett
Starus
Carter
Cartes Wren
Monte
Ian All
Kispar
Avon
Plac Sure
Knight of the Thistle
Songstress
M. Jordan
Traiver
O'Leary
Paul Cravera
F. Keyes
AEN Onkense
J. Schaller
Nurwood
Ralvonil
Rae
Royal Winton
Hue
Niet
Norwood
Cottender
Gaston Motel Stakes Triumph by Horace E at Montgomery Park
Horace E. romped to victory as a seven to one favorite in the Gaston Motel Stakes at Montgomery Park in Memphis on April 1, crowding a large two year old field. The card also featured six furlongs races with King Cole and Lancastrian among winners and notes on margins, times, and contenders from the day’s program.
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Montgomery Park
Memphis
Tenn
Horace E
Ooo
King Cole
Yong Swelt Gel
Stumptown
Cura
Tima
Beraler
Aitica
Lad Scranton
Lignt Opera
Golden ‘Usaet
Phero
Atery
Mia Annie
Mohave
Hila Glee Tan
Margret Morris
Madonns
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Grave Larsen
Thunnellen
Byte
Sue
Antinuta
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Weatrire FE
Ruckton
Hefendass
Agni Karenina
P Woodstock
Araho
Henry Hentetoxs
Sik
Boatte
Prince Hale
Owasca
Profana
aVent‘en Lam ’Fosny
Sci
Horace H.even
Fountain Blue
Rio Geauds
Uscle Hovey
Ios Angelo
Roman Gi
G Onus Gisdtator
Doce
Emtley
Mr Jack
George Vivian
Castles
Shue
Prince Sale
Satin Olso Rat
Four Favorites Win at Cumberland Park One
Four favorites won at Cumberland Park's April 18 program with Skyward moving from 8 to 1 to 8 to 1 leading the first race. Weather was clear and track fast. Mc Totyre Merely Mary Ann were beaten favorites. Other races saw Heeb Bluebase and Swell Won among notable finishers, with several horses listed in the day’s results.
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Nashville
Cean
Skyward
Cumberland Park
McTotyre
Merely Mary Ann
Feday
TM Roos Mate
John O'Gradr
Maceona
Major Carpenter
Mansun
Hivercot
Creelin
Martin Itraly
Thraneasto
Kersheval
Serond
Bole
Skuwuna
UN Light
Jammy Maher
Miss Point
Dary Aon
Mantied Demew
Percy Kek
Marines Sail to Madison Square Tournament Led by Capt Myers
A company of marines leaves this morning for New York to take part in the Madison Square military tournament. The unit is specially drilled for this mission and will be commanded by Capt. John T. Myers, who formerly led the legation guard during the Boxer troubles.
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Madison Square
New York
John T. Myers
Myers
Legation Guard
Uc Pex
Jess Burkett
Thinsigh
John Gannel
Fred Clarke
Pittsburos
Fouerenn
Honus Wagner
Pittsboros
Boston Herald
John McGrew
New York Nationals
Indlelder
Rohe
New Orleans
McGraw
Bagtena
Will
Algtin
Beaumont
Y. Blayed
Beaumont Mas
Lez
Pittsburg
Pimlico Race Entries Show Wide Card Across Five Divisions
Pimlico lists races from two year olds through steeplechase, detailing horses gods and weights across six events. Notable entries include Jodex and Manana in the sprint sections, plus Pimlico Handicap contenders like Bobbie Kean and Rath Ww, with market bets and apprentice allowances noted.
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Jodex
Groder
St. Jeanne
Bacharls
Racuna
Lady Vera
Mary Custis
Manana
Moccntin
Eminola
Katrinna
Walta
Mammymon
Henry Waring
Bobbie Kean
Peter Paul
Arthur Gaminer
Duke of
C T
Martn
Captain Hives
Eee
Bouh
Harry Pattis Adams
Wetbourne
Napal. Iw
Mee Thomo
Warger
Piratuer
Lie
Lorena
Stebel
Sutton Beats Slosson In World Championship Billiards
George Sutton defeated George Slosson 30 to 17 in seventeen games of the international billiards championship. Sutton led from the fourth inning, finishing with a wide margin and setting a new world record pace. The match continued through 22 innings as Sutton claimed the victory and prepared to face Morningstar the next day.
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Sutton
New York
George Sutton
George
Slosson
Losson
Schaefer
Morningstar
Hoppe
Core
Cutler
Cure
Ain
Jost
Bemay Wins Rose Stakes at Aqueduct in Photo Finish
Bemay ridden by Baird wins the Rose Stakes at Aqueduct from Fay by a length and a half as Edna Jackson ties the six furlong track record in 1 32 4 5. Jockey Radtke dominates riding wins. Other races report Lady Amelia victory in five furlongs and Edna Jackson in six furlongs.
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New Yor
Bemay
Aqueduct
Fay
Baird
Rémagny
Edna Jackson
Radtke
Sim Ridge
Sing's Gem
Hievigny
Hoeur Pocus
Higes
Lady Valentine
Vanguard
Teat
Nace
Tommy Waddell
Monteven
Batts
d'Arkle
Black Prince
Wanning
Fone Fur
Longs
Wow
Tay
Keenemy
Budapest
Nancy
Bilas Sage
Revnne
Inoffensive
Rose Queen
Yorkeread
Negroes Fire On Italians In Los Angeles Race Attack
Two Italian migrants were shot by three Black assailants on Enterprise Street in Los Angeles. Faro Amato died, Luké Sébellé was seriously wounded after the attackers fled into darkness. Police suspect a racially charged feud linked to recent tensions between Black communities and Italian residents.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Terterprise Strait
Faro Amato
Luké Sébellé
Amato
cAfter Ming
Indians Take Scalp in Ninth Inning Comeback Victory
Carlisle Indians rally from five runs down to edge George Washington 9 to 8 at University Field in a tense ninth inning. Hutchinson’s wild throw sets stage as Young Deer and Porter drive in key runs. Waite Crow closes out for Carlisle after a relief bid.
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University Field
Young Deer
Wahoo
Paptda
Balentt
White Crow
America
Carbalé
Carlisle Boys
George
Washington
Carlislé
Carlisle
Hutchinson
Porter
Walsh
Ita
Price
Weber
Campbell
Pappan
Hutch
Noon
Roy
Hendricks
Howe
Charles
George Waslington
Stevenson
Cactisle
Johnson
George Washlngton
Lid
Waite Crow
Ateileihis
Ito
Bendfey
Balenti
Semtor
Campden
Fay Papyan
Henericka
Bain
Autehinsony
Walaa
Ietnaa Gardner
Annety Oy
Carnale
Gardner
Warlow
Strick
Garlow
Tomerin—Charles
Porur
Kendricks
Ror
Webs
Daeoe-Young Deer
Gartner
Rlavenson Doble
Garmpbell
Bradley
Sy Hutchinson
Balle
Verhoo
Golitiawer
Ohio May Want Foraker As Governor Nominee
Columbus reporter Iriry M. Daugherty cites opinions in Buckeye State suggesting Ohio may back Senator Foraker for national leadership. He notes Taft's Supreme Court move and praises Foraker as an intelligent, capable statesman with rising home prestige. Kennedy travels from Youngstown to handle political matters amid GOP battles in Columbiana and Stark counties.
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Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio
Poralter
Taft
Mr. Foraker
Congress
Senate
Ias
Janes Kennedy
Youngstown
Charles Speaker
Columbiana County
J. J. Nt
Stark County
Train crash injures passengers near Florence Pa
An overnight rear end collision on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Florence Pennsylvania between a New York express and a freight train injured several passengers. Named victims include Mrs. HL Whiting of New York and A. O. Captain of New York, among others. injuries described as not serious. A fire in the baggage car prompted the freight train to crash into the stopped passenger train.
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Pennsylvania
New
Florence
New York Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
HL Whiting
New York
Willem Binlee
Jersey City
Patrick Sullivan
West Philadelphia
Récaipta
Pennsylvania Rai
Express
Baseball Notes Reflect League Moves And Spring Struggles
The article surveys baseball across leagues with veteran players like Tom Macurdy and Jesse Burkett, discusses Spalding’s travel, Montreal plans, and Providence moves, notes injuries to Lee Tannehill and Beaumont, and mentions rule changes, payrolls, and umpire ball provisions shaping the coming season.
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Nalan
Tom
Shamy Willams
New York
Gor
Eee Pengitoria Tas
McAleer
Ie Stant
St. Yau
Harry Barton
Dennis Mack
Bebi
Providence
Lee Tannehill
White Sox
Igaur
Worcester
Jesse Burkett
Willie
Keeler Isa
Hickman
Anderson
Stahl
Boston Nationals
Applegate
Toronto
Wil
Atlanta
Lajoie
Tyas
Eve
Selée la
Pueblo
Ie Wilk
M Osley
Topeka
Trope
Chicago
St. Paul
Kansas City
America
New. Orleans
Otto Williams
Roche
Stanley
Holly
Thee
Dowie Faces Fraud Suit in Zion City Trial Clash
Legal battle opens as Dowie and opponents clash over control of Zion City. Judge Wright in Rockford allows Dowie to return to Zion City and access his home while a pending bill seeks conveyances of Dowie property to Deacon Granger. Public notices and court actions loom amid unrest and factional tensions around 1900s era Zion City.
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Chicago
Zion City
Rockford
Gircutt
Dowie
Zion
Isha Welling
Vollya
Belvidere
Black Pope Dead Shocks Detroit Philadelphia Davis Muddle
Fragmentary notice notes the death of a figure described as Black Pope in Detroit and references Philadelphia and Davis with unclear context. The readable parts imply a funeral or obituary notice amid garbled text, lacking concrete dates or official details.
Taft Signals Favor for Canal Speedy Action
Secretary Taft told the Senate committee on the oceanic canal question that he personally favors a Sanat plan and urged haste to expedite the work. He would elaborate in a morning statement, noting no details on other canal features or policies.
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Taft
Taft Will
Polfeles
Costume Sanging Begins at 6 Union Printers Home
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a start date or event at No 6 Union Printers Home with a plan or idea linked to a costume and a singing activity. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the main action marks a kickoff at a named location.
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Union
Woman Kills Gendarme in Custody Says Assault Attempted
In Voronezh on April 18 a woman arrested by a gendarme was taken to a prison room for a search. Minutes after 2 pistol shots rang out, the keepers found the gendarme dead. The woman claimed the officer attempted to assault her, and she killed him in self defense.
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Voronezh
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