Cloudlight Prevails in Pinots Handicap at Emeryville
The Washington Post reports Cloudlight led from the start in a strong Emeryville upset, defeating Rey Tindoo Prejuelo with strong finishes from Tremare and Napa Nick close behind. A heavy betting crowd attended as Moon Roberts’ habeas corpus case loomed, with legal arguments centering on the legality of parimutuel wagering.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Cloudight
Emeryville
Rey Tindoo Prejuelo
Tremare
Rey Hincco
Napa
Nick Thes
Nepa Nick
Cloud
Moon
Roberts
Otis Walker
Ocean Queen Disqualified and Race Notes From Meeting
Disqualification and tactical moves marked the race day at the meeting. Ocean Queen was disqualified after a jump start incident involving rival Ethel Day. Several horses including Last Yace and Garner vied for the rail as Queen attempted edge through, with Queen finishing half a length behind the winner. Multiple entries including Diane, Lady Pan, and Dixie Gem also ran, while other contenders attracted attention for exotics and placings across the furlongs.
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Rchibald
Renibald
HSM
Seip
Focklea
Wiekansy
Diane
USA
Tima
Tommy
Meter
Han Jack Mayes
Alec van
Lomond
Auntint Pbothey
Anne McGee
Bree
Sly
Lew Rly
Snustad
Cara Rugghille
Maus
Boserog
Ay Giles
Mioleawortt
St Sida Ore Butter Gorge
Upgale
Odds on Favorite Beaten at Racing Meet
In Havana the Almengares base ball team defeated the Americans 3 to 1. The day’s racing featured Blu Dee 46 and Moser failing to hold favorites, with Lillie Taine and Kid Taneway also among the top contenders. Weather was clear and the crowd attendance set a record for the meeting.
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Wattn
Hut
Thesero Meise
Lillie Taine
Kid
Taneway Ruin
Torlays
Huw
Apain Bedmy Vibe
Havana
Almengares
The Winners in City and Regional Matches
Oakland Alder Gulch Niches Victories Over Elekra Gloudright Miss Naomi and Netting, Tampa Bob Ayres Morlee Whim Eva Tanguay J. G. Core Bannock Bob and Flying Footstops Folla Eyebright St Joseph Oberon Jaurez Ethel Day Mike Millett Ehrich Seven Full Virgin Cause Miss Alert.
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Oakland
Bannock
Davenport
Sackronville
Howard
King
Eyebright
St. Joseph
Bergen
Oberon
Butwell
Juarez
Ethel Day
Garner
Mike Millett
Archibald
Doe Ehrich
Track prospects brighten at George Washington
George Washington track prospects grow brighter as 15 candidates report to Coach Bryan Morse for a long indoor workout. A soon to be expanded pool could reach 40 or more. The school now has a modern gym in the old St Matthews Church at Fifteenth and H streets with ample space for pole vaulters and shot putters. Manager Eaton starts distributing entry blanks for the upcoming indoor meet.
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George Washington
Bryan Morse
St Matthews Church
Fifteenth
Tockera
Eaton
Flying Footsteps Upset at Jacksonville in Debut Race
At Moncrief Jacksonville Flying Footsteps defeated Lucetta and Lou in the first race as 12 to 1 long shot amid busy cashing. The day featured multiple races with heavy betting and winners across selling and handicap events. The Atlantic Fleet Championship football title went to the Missouri team, 3 to 0 over Kansas on Armstrong Field.
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Flying Footsteps
Jacksonville
Moncrief
Lucetta
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Fein
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Handven
Bat Mastervon
Tea Holland Lot
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Millsgravey
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Sir Clagee
Jon
Tor Sreuralas
Oborty
Uutwelly
Ben Mamie
Beckie
Tad ‘Sitkey
Sonalco Tan
Newport News
Atlantic
Missouri
Kansas
Armstrong Field
Carnegie Sees Profit Sharing End to Steel War
Andrew Carnegie, a guest of President Taft, discussed the United States Steel open shop dispute in Pittsburgh. He urged profit sharing so every employee becomes an owner, arguing labor and capital should not oppose each other and that widespread ownership would prevent labor disputes.
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Andrew Carnegie
Taft
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Steel Corporation
Alabama Bred Dogs Sweep Southern Field Trials
Alabama bred dogs captured first second and third in the all age stake at the Southern Field Trials Club event in Letchatchie. Pride of Whitestone won third. Powhatan Maultobe May and Pride of Whitestone were notable entrants. The trials drew sportsmen nationwide and will resume after the holidays at Cotton Plant, Mist.
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Montgomery
Strikes and Spares Rise in Palace Open Duckpin Finals
Tonight at 10 pm ten qualifiers in the Palace open tournament roll off for prizes. Charlie Miller won the highest qualifying score with 282. Seventeen named competitors across districts and leagues include Keeler, Redrick, Swengart, Bishop, Pulkenterg, Field, Lemman, Harman, and Webster among others as totals near 470.
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Toboise Op Swengart
Bishop
Pulkenterg
I Lemman
Harman
Belmonts Worekes
Weyrtcke
Webster
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Lsamsey
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Michaud
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Grater
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Wade
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Rute
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Plate Printers League
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Scary Mess
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Senuee
Moeviey Bo
Retas Wort
Haseatt
ST US
Rindstather
Kuparrich
McAuliffe
Eels
Unclear Historical Names Lead to Fragmented Card
A jumble of personal names, places, teams, and events from a historical page segment. Mentions Jacksonville, Mexico City, San Francisco, and numerous individuals with scattered affiliations. The text references a boxing or sports scene, a possible earthquake event, and unrelated proper nouns, all in a garbled OCR fragment.
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Smth
Burns
San Francisco
Bee
Smith
Jack Bates
Speedway Matines Set After Muddy Track Delays Race Day
Snow and rain left the track heavy with mud as horses struggled to race. An impromptu matines is planned for tomorrow at 2 oclock with events listed for several owners and horses. A future relayout may place a straight course from the polo grounds to Potomas park, creating a two mile track.
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Nali Harcona
McCauley
Chage
Manuella
Louis Corbin
Red Rock
Edward Daniels
Kushan
Lansbury Russell
J Cj Moit
Glidewood
George Mullen
Sarrel Mara
Edward Dantes
Gallant Maid
T W Dunworthy
L J K
J J O Keele
Lecture on Japan Today at Columbia Theater
At 4 40 p m teachers and pupils in the city will attend a free lecture by Mayu Miyakawa, the Japanese author and diplomat. The subject Japan or Yesterday will be illustrated with moving pictures to better convey Japan and the Japanese. The week has sparked active gatherings as teachers plan greeting parties for the speaker. In St Petersburg the Constitutional Democrats introduced a bill to abolish the Jewish pale.
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Columbia
Mayu Miyakawa
Haa
Ena
Japan
Duma
St Petersburg
Reception by Local W C T U for Reformers Conclave Members
A large official reception was held yesterday at the union headquarters on Sixth Street from 1:34 to 2:00 PM in honor of Reformers Conclave attendees. Officers and guests included Mrs Clinton iths, Mrs M I Cohen, Mrs M J Hull, Mrs Emma S Shelton, Mrs Clayton D Umit, Mrs Benjamin Ds Lineback, Mrs Ten P Blase, Mrs Margaret Dye Ells, and many district and state leaders from WCTU groups across the country. Distinguished visitors included Mrs Howard M Hoge, Mrs Elia A Boole, Mrs F W Graham, Mrs W Beau champ, Mrs Emma Bourne, Mrs Minnie N Rutherford, Miss Mariel Brehm, Miss Cora I Stoddard, and Mrs Waterman.
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Temperanes
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M. J Hull
Northwest Union
Emma S. Shelton
Clayton D Umit
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Charles P Granfeld
Ten P Blase
Margaret Dye Ells
J Oc Fernald
Mothers Club
New York State
W Graham
New York Union
W Beauchamp
Kentucky
Emma Bourne
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Woc
Minnie N Rutherford
Little Rock
Ark
Mariel Brehm
Illineis
National Temperance Society of
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Presbyterian Church
Cora I" Stoddard
Boxton
Waterman
the Searchlight
Leveland
Ohio
Miss Swift May Wed Here In Boston Postponed Wedding
Admiral Swift’s daughter Miss Swift remains under care as suitors Mr Storer of Atlanta delays wedding plans. He arrived in Boston expressing cautious optimism about her improved condition and indicated the ceremony will occur later, possibly in Washington, with Swift to assume duties in late December.
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Washington
Boston
Mass
Harry D Storer
Atlanta
Admiral Swifts
Misa Bwitt
Meyer
Chancellor Day Warns War Fear Significance With Japan Lower Than China Clash
Chancellor James Ro Day of Syracuse University told an informal Washington alumni gathering that war with Japan is less significant than the coming clash with China. He discussed woman suffrage, funding for Syracuse, and warned China’s potential to reclaim what was taken. He said women will vote when ready and criticized violent acts.
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Gifford Pinchot
United States
University of Michigan
Tumar
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Ramo
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Syracuse University
Japan
Syracuse
Day
China
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