FOUR FAVORITES LOSE IN GUS HEIDORN RACE AT NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans results show Gus Helborn beaten, rankin also down. Cheatham bruised when Shock the Talent fell at half mile. Dundall won first, Josette captured the second, Southampton led third with Worthington second. Oakland and San Francisco cards noted with multiple races and entries.
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Deathblow to Boxing in Chicago Ends Local Exhibitions
Chicago reports Mayor Harrison has ordered shut down of all boxing contests in the city after Corporation Counsel Tolman declares prize fighting a felony and exhibitions illegal when the public is invited, with penalties for participants and attendees.
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Carter WH. Harrison
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Edgar B. Tolman
Chicago Athletic Association
Trans Atlantic Yacht Race For Emperor William Cup
Kiel Germany December 15 The Imperial Yacht Club sets conditions for the May 15 start off Sandy Hook Lightship. Open to yachts 200 tons or more Thames measurement from all nations Entered yachts include Imperial Yacht Club boats Emperor William s Meteor Empress Iduna Hamburg Navahee Orion One third of starters receive trophies Loss of a crew member overboard excludes prize eligibility to safeguard the crew
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BUREAU CHAMPIONS DOWNED IN DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE
The Departmental League saw the Bureaus lose twice to Commerce and Labor as plate printers struggled. In the first game Bureaus were one pin short of victory, led by Hardie and Lord. Next, champions won 90 to 800 with strong Commerce totals while Bureaus posted their lowest. Williams led with 212, Helmerichs 211, Hardie 204. Station B beat Registry Division twice in the Post Office League. Werver 212 and Reeves 199 topped the best scores. Saengerbund swept Worth Capital Street but did not match their usual German pace.
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Gardner Defeats O Keefe In 11 Rounds In Butte
In Butte on December 15, Jimmy Gardner of Lowell defeats Jack O Keefe of Chicago in eleven rounds of a supposed twenty round bout. O Keefe’s seconds threw in the sponge at the start of the twelfth. Gardner dominated with sharp rights and lefts throughout.
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New Cycling Association Formed Over Penalties
Bobby Walther announces that after the Madison Square Garden six day event the American Cyclist Association will become effective if the National Cycling Association punishes ten riders. Backed by wealthier backers, the new body will include leading professional riders with a meeting planned in Boston to complete organization.
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Basin Ice Five Inches Thick At Tide Basin Skating Enjoyed
The tidal basin offered a perfect skating surface as ice reached five inches thick from the basin to the sea wall. Chevy Chase lake drew large crowds while river traffic faced navigation challenges below the city. Tugboats towed seven oyster boats and a schooner to avoid freezing in port as masters prepared boats for tow through ice.
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Alleged Train Robbers Charged in Express Car Killing
San Bernardino California December 15 Two men Sidney Jarvis and Arthur Swindell were arrested near San Francisco and brought here on murder charges for killing Express man Evan O Roberts and robbing the Santa Fe westbound train car on December 4. They were employed by F J Mackey and were in Chicago to bring a horse car west. Arraigned today their examination was set for next Monday Mackey plans to assist in their defense and declares innocence.
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Chicago
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Goodman Suit Against Greene and Harlow Stricken
James W. Goodman filed suit in New York against Col. William C. Greene and Wills P. Harlow over an accounting of 100000 Yaqui Copper Company shares worth about 1000. The Supreme Court struck the case from the calendar, finding no partnership shown and that Harlow had not been served. Goodman claimed Greene retained his interest in the copper venture.
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Sloan Wins on Appeal in Turf Case Against Jockey Club
The Court of Appeals upheld a lower court judgment in favor of Tod Sloan the American jockey against the Jockey Club in a $46,000 damages suit over being warned off the turf tied to Rose de Mal winning the Prix de Dians at Chantilly in May 1902. Paris reports include Carroll Juniors defeating the Fen dall Cadets in a 22 to 9 basketball game with listed lineups. The Washington Post also promotes next Sundays Christmas number with a color art supplement from the St Louis World's Fair collection.
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Baseball Notes Show Shifts in 1905 Rosters and Trades
Baseball notes from 1904-05 discuss Connie Mack and the foul ball rule, McGraw Wilder and trade rumors, Armours moves and Linanin Lowe, Red Kialnow’s prospects, and a $4,000 per season Boston contract for Fred Parent. Reports mention Cy Young, Dineen, Criger, Freeman, Stahl, Selbach, and Keeler with Highlanders, plus post season interleague talk, farm-system shifts, and umpire policy changes.
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Walter Clarkson
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Seaon
Two NYC men seek globe trot in twenty one months
Bertram Reynolds and Frank Van De Veer of New York City claim they can travel the world in twenty one months, earn their living, and return to New York $1000 to the good after a dinner wager at the Bohemian Club. They started the trek, paid for transport and board, but have saved no money yet. They plan to work anywhere, then head to the South and Hot Springs, aiming to obtain President Roosevelt's signature before leaving Washington.
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Hot Springs
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Boy Shipped as Express to Baltimore for Deaf Blind Boy
A deaf, dumb, and blind boy named Joseph Henderson, seventeen, from Eagle, West Virginia, was shipped via Chesapeake and Ohio to Washington. He waited hours at the depot before being taken to a Baltimore institute. Mrs. Rucker finally claimed him. the case raised questions about schooling for colored deaf children in the era.
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Kendall Green
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Mra. Rueker
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Maryland School For
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Bledeo
Saratoga Street
Prof Sheldon Buried Remains of Washington Dancing Master
The funeral for Prof George Thompson Sheldon, seventy seven year old dancing master, was held after services at his residence 912 Twelfth Street NW. A Philadelphia native, he taught aristocratic Washington families for forty years and once tutored Tad Lincoln with his father's consent. His grave was in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Tad” Lincoln
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