Favorite hosts triumph in mixed New Orleans card racing
Totness and Aladdin were the only winning favorites at New Orleans on December 14 as Crimmins fell from his mount in the last race. Weather clear with a muddy track. First race five furlongs saw Totnent win at 7 to 3 over Oriskany and Little Jack Horner. Second race went to Aladdin in a mile and a quarter. Go-to-win led early and finished behind. Multiple races across the program featured favored runners winning, with notable results in Oakland and Ascot as well.
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Fat Men Defeat Acmes In Championship Play
The Fat Men won the best set of games in last night’s championship contests defeating the Acmes in two of three games. A decisive roll-off score of 106 to 70 gave the Fat Men the win, while the Aeries rallied to cut a big Fat Men lead in the final game. George Campbell topped scoring with 224, Warren finished close behind with 224, and notable performances came from Hoane and Brown in the Department and District League totals.
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Postseason series favored by National League magnates
New York December meeting of the National League of Professional Baseball Clubs approved postseason games between league champions for the world title and tasked the national commission to draft rules. The 154 game schedules stay, with seasons ending by October 3 to permit playoffs. Minor leagues drafting changes approved, new field removal penalties adopted. Umpires named include Emslie, O Day, Johnstone, Bausewins, and Klem.
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Kidnapped by Feudists Sequel to Tug River Fight
John Babers Wallace was kidnapped across Tug River near Louisa by eight men including Morgan Curry and the Dillon brothers Lewis and Charles. Wallace paid $200 and a cow for release after capture ten miles into West Virginia. A raid destroyed his home weeks earlier. Mrs Wallace was wounded. Warrants were issued. rewards totaling $350 offered for arrests.
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Virginia debt commission may press West Virginia claim
An all day Virginia debt commission session in Richmond proposes that Virginia press a claim against West Virginia for part of the state debt. Brown Brothers & Company and attorneys appeared. $9,000,000 in debt certificates held, total debt $15,000,000. Commission adjourned subject to call without final action.
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Grievances Against Electric Railroad Shire in Meeting
At a meeting of the Alexandria and Washington Commuters Association last night in the Business Men's League rooms it was decided to invite the State corporations commission to Alexandria to hear complaints against the Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company. Members will document schedule uncertainties heat and cleanliness issues for the commission.
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Stands Put On Tax Laws In West Virginia
Special to The Washington Port Parker sburg West Virginia December 14 The Republican policy will stand by the new tax laws after the party ticket trailed the national ticket by about 24000 votes at the November election A conference of about twenty Republican teachers including Governor White and Governor elect Dawson decided no material changes would be made in the laws when the legislature meets in January The governor plans to recommend preserving the laws with only minor amendments and those closely aligned with Gov White and Dawson were admitted to the meeting while Senators Colcord and Hensley were not invited to attend
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Virginia Weddings Chronicle Dec weddings in Fredericksburg and nearby counties
Multiple wedding notices across Fredericksburg Richmond and surrounding counties detail marriages including Charles Bragnon to Lottle Gibbs at Fredericksburg home, Miss May June Brauer to Joseph Millhiser in Richmond, John J Shore to Loulis Fitzgerald Pierce in Richmond, John Terrill Jr to Mina Kendall in Orange County, Jovesh Oscar Chowning to Willie Lack in Spotsylvania, with attendants and family mentions.
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Traded Ashland school building destroyed by fire
Richmond Va Dec 14 the traded school building at Ashland north of Richmond burned today as pupils crowded the rooms the frame structure required quick action to rescue the children none were injured Presbyterians reject union plan Baltimore Dec 14 Baltimore Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church Northern voted 26 to 12 against overtures toward a union with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
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