Woodline Wins Gap as Singing Master Beats Forecast
In a Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania bred two year old feature at Colurmbia, Woodline defeats Orphan Lad while Ladsarion, Oakleaf and Baby Willie fail to contend. Singing Master, the outsider, narrowly beats Royal Window in a late stretch drive. Monte Carlo wins the fifth. Gamecock places second to Rank Outsider, and Diver is edged for third.
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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
B. Deswell
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
Skyperion
Walsh
Ue Wa
Tie Pout
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
Horace E Romped In Captures Gaston Motel Stakes
Horace E. dominates a large field of two-year-olds winning the Gaston Motel Stakes at Montgomery Park in four furlongs. Five favorites and a strong second choice also prevail in a lively program at Memphis track on April 1.
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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
Hun Jem
Pungent
Heer Muttmar
Grave Larsen
Thunnellen
Byte
Sue
Antinuta
Almas Pet
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
Rage
Ome
Salles
Ios Angelo
Roman Gi
G Onus Gisdtator
Deceemtley
Mr Jack
George Vivian
Castles
Shue
Prince Sale
Satin
Four favorites win at Cumberland Park
Racing at Cumberland Park today featured Skyward breaking from 8 to 1 to win the first race as Mc Totyre and Merely Mary Ann failed to capitalize. Weather was clear and the track fast with multiple high‑profile runners including Heeb Bluebase and Spion among the finishers in ensuing races.
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Cumberland Park
Nashville
Cean
Skyward
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 for Madison Square Military Tournament
A company of marines departs this morning for New York to participate in the Madison Square military tournament under the command of Capt. John T. Myers. Capt. Myers previously led the legation guard during the Boxer troubles in Pekin.
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Madison Square
New York
John T. Myers
Myers
Legation Guard
Uc Pex
Pimlico Racing Entries Show Mixed Results Across Cards
Page lists Pimlico entries for multiple races including two year olds sprinting four furlongs with names like Jodex and Manana and bets placed on others. Details cover maidens selling allowances and handicaps with numerous horse and rider pairings across six races including steeplechase and six furlongs sprints.
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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 defeats Slosson in world billiards match in New York
George Sutton breaks the world record and wins a decisive 30 to 217 game in 22 innings, overtaking George Slosson in the international championship. Sutton led from the fourth inning and finishes with a large margin as Slosson suffers first defeat since the tournament began.
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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 Narrow Finish
Jockey Baird steered Bemay to a 7 to 5 upset over Fay in the Rose Stakes at Aqueduct. Edna Jackson matched a track record in the third race by winning six furlongs in 1 32 4 5, with Radtke riding the last two winners as the meet produced tight finishes and strong performances across six races.
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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 Incident
In Los Angeles on April 73 two Italians Faro Amato and Luké Sébellé were shot by three Black men who wounded one fatally and another seriously after waylaying them on Enterprise Street. After firing six shots the assailants fled into darkness amid a suspected race war context. In a separate dispatch from Victoria British Columbia dated April 1 the Canadian government’s takeover of Esquimalt defenses is noted, with removal of imperial submarine line schemes and transfer of cables to naval stores.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Terterprise Strait
Faro Amato
Luké Sébellé
Amato
cAfter Ming
Victoria
British Colompse
Esquimalt
Indians Take Scalp as Carlisle Edges George Washington 9 8
Carlisle Indian Braves rallied from a five run deficit to beat George Washington 9 to 8 at University Field. Young Deer, Wahoo, Paptda, Balenti and White Crow starred for Carlisle while Hutchinson and Porter led GW early, with Carlisle capturing the lead in the ninth inning to seal the upset.
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George Washington
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
Ito
Bendfey
Balenti
Semtor
Campden
Fay Papyan
Johnson
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 In Governor Race Rumors
Columbus political chatter quotes IRirry M. Daugherty praising Senator Foraker and predicting a Taft Supreme Court nomination. He cites Foraker as an intelligent statesman with strong home prestige and notes favorable reactions to the tariff bill. James Kennedy travels from Youngstown to handle electoral matters while facing opposition from Charles Speaker and J. J. nt in Columbiana and Stark counties.
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Irirry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Buckeye
Ohio
Poralter
Taft
Mr. Foraker
Congress
Senate
Ias
Janes Kennedy
Youngstown
Charles Speaker
Columbiana County
J. J. Nt
Stark County
Train Crashes Into Passenger Cars Near Florence Pa
A rear-end collision on the Pennsylvania Railroad near Florence Pa injured several NY and Jersey City residents after an express train stopped to extinguish a baggage car fire. Not serious injuries reported to Mrs HL Whiting A O Captain Patrick Sullivan and others from West Philadelphia and Jersey City.
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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 Highlight Spring Training and Player Moves
A garbled baseball notes piece notes veteran Tom Macura and Spalding heading to New York, Dick Dooley pushing temperance principles, George Lechatice with Montreal, and enthusiastic Players. It cites Willie Keeler, Jesse Burkett, Lee Tannehill, Harry Barton, and Christy Mathewson. Mentions spring practice, contract signings, and league changes with scattered team references and salaries.
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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 as Zion City dispute unfolds
Legal action begun in Chicago seeks restraining orders and property conveyance details. Judge Wright reportedly allows Dowie to return to Zion City with limited access to his home as suits allege fraud and mismanagement while tensions rise among followers and opponents. Proceedings set for April and Belvidere hearings to map asset transfers and defense lines.
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Chicago
Zion City
Rockford
Gircutt
Dowie
Zion
Isha Welling
Vollya
Belvidere
Obscure Obituary Fragment From Detroit to Philadelphia
A fragmented notice references a death with scattered names including Black and Pope, mentioning Detroit and Philadelphia locales. The text is garbled, yielding no clear events, dates, or fuller identities beyond these hints.
Taft Signals Favor for Canal Speedup and Senate Action
Secretary Taft told the Senate Committee on the Oceanic Canal that he personally favored a prompt Sanat plan and urged haste to expedite work. He said he would elaborate before the committee, but gave no details on other canal features or policies.
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Taft
Taft Will
Polfeles
Incomplete OCR Note From Union Printers Home
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Union Printers Home and an idea linked to a costume and singing opening and ending around a date. The readable portion is unclear on names, places, events, or outcomes.
Unclear fragments from historic notice about a school incident
Fragmentary OCR text references names including Andrew Gleason Daniel Mulcahy and Florence School in Massachusetts. Mentions burial tomorrow at Mound Olivet Deme Theld Sardar im Florence School for Girls and a mass escape after several shots, with pupils badly affected.
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Daniel, Mulcahy
Adaghéer
Andrew Gleason
Bai
Mound
Olivet Demewie de Theld
Sardar Im
Florence
Tery
Florencé
Massachusetts
Woman Kills Gendarme in Custody Claiming Assault Attempt
In Voronezh on April 18 a woman arrested by a gendarme was taken to a prison cell where he escorted her to a separate room for a search. Minutes after 2 pistol shots were heard and the gendarme was found dead. The woman claims he attempted to assault her and that she killed him in self defense.
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Voronezh
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Pimlico
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Selene IL
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New York Ave
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George Washlngton
Lid
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Fred Clarke
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Boston Herald
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New York Nationals
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Mic
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Favor Lock Canal
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Hunter
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Paul Jones
James E. Pepper
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Riesling
Lauterne
Angelica
Schlitz, Pabst
Anheuser-Busch
Theelias Raff Liquor CO
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Home Savings Bank
Mass. Ave
N. W
7Th St
Edmonston
Edmonston’s
Andrews
Ing
Louisiana Avenues
D Street
Paicg Hay
Newark
St. N.W
Chas.m.’ Stief
Potomac Electric Power Co
Love Bros
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