Fruit Leads as Favorites Fail in Crescent City Races
New Orleans December meets feature Fruit, Auromaster, and Ahola beaten as rain clouds hover over Crescent City track. One mile Christmas Handicap card gains light interest with Firby Rach opening, Dick Bernard and Brooklyn among winners and multiple runners listed for tomorrows program.
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Fruit
Auromaster
Ahola
Crescent City
New Orleans
Gageonne
Beder
Stepid
Annie Alone
Queen Nose
Aral May
Norwald Ohla
Agnew Virginia
Clique
Kenta
Mise Nanaia L
Hittle Jack Borner
Trimminal
Ita Fi
Wen
Miladi Leva
Lee
Te O
Kevend
Ash
Daniel
Keath
Canajgharie
Vestry
Caterpillar
Irene Mae
Geastion Alee
Lady Fonea
Rice
Williama
PhilUpa
Auromaater
Hachel Ward
Bam Stevens
Pilgrim Girl
Lauten Conner
Merry Pianeser
Caryota Alsa Rat
Dick Bernard
Nicol
Frantenac
Robbing
Astarita
Phil- Ups
Mayor Johnson
Auditor
Invincible
Brunswick
Brooklyn
Bessie McCarthy
Philippe
Homestead
Crimmins
Cataline
Charlie Winder
Lee King
Reckoner
McWilliams
Barkermore
Rixth
Jake Greenberg
B. Davis
St. Tammany
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H. Phillips
Love's Labor
Dalesman
Beattie
Custus
Joe Wise
Norwood Ohio
Ralbert
Hannibal Bey
Jake Sanders
Pawtucket
Spongecake
Saladin
Misanthrope
Soldier of Fortune
Rabunta
Arachne
Arab
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Grendon
Curate
White Ghost
Gaelighter
Jerry Hunt
Worthington
Tom Shelley
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Garnish
de Reszke
Au Revoir
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Judge Himes
Gregor K
Orthodox
Telescope
Floral King
Janatta
Rankin
Guralighter
Midshipman
Lord Tennyson
George Vivian
Leo King
Bourke Coskran
Treacy
Hymottus
Waswift Wins Rich Club Race at Del Mar Meet
In Los Angeles today Waswift the chestnut horse owned by Yeager stormed to victory in the mile race carrying 124 pounds, defeating Felipe Lugo and Kenilworth. The horse, noted for Ascot speed, surged at the stretch and ran a strong 1:39 1/2, with Kenilworth finishing third as three favorites claimed first money. Weather cloudy, track fast. Waswift led a strong field across multiple races with notable results at Oakland and San Francisco summaries nearby.
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Cal
Wasmift
Andvari
Knapp
Anona
Miter
Sincado
McDaniel
Auro
Lady Fess St. Dixie
Miss Powell
Garviee Alka
Slausons
Happy Chappy
Lawrence
Twen
Horaath
Foy Granpa
Jesumes J. Corbett
Crosby
Our Pride
Portmaster
Mi Reina
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Debrand
Fallos Lugs
Dugan
Kenilworth
Smith
Sala
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Hans Wagner
Judge Denton
Hile
Milton Young
Namtor
Rough Rider
Cincidnatua
Glisten
Invictus
Golden Light
Mordénte
MacFleckno
Victoria
Libréto
Blus Ridge
Galanthus
Miracle
Great Eastern
Lanark
Huapale
Conger
Martin
Flora Bright
Filte d Or and Delusion Raise Stakes in Mile Selling
In the Sixth race Mile selling event several entries show strong odds with prices listed. Filte d Or at 107 and Border Mark at 102 lead a field including Mocorito Edu cate 107, Mr Farnum and Delusion 97, and Scherzo 114. Inspector Munro 109, Dungannon 106, Peaceful Serenity 101.
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Albemarle
Lady Kent
Bell Reed
Hip
Bonaz
Abonita
Hearn
Sterling Towers
J. H. Bennett
Dr. Legge
Sea Alx
A. Mu
Lady Hodesia
Matt Hogan
Sea Voyage
Dora I
the Cure
Lieutenant
Fretter
Young
Gadfly
San Jose
Nigrette
Wella
Red Cross Nurse
Horatius
Harka
Sugden
Homage
Dandie Belle
Young Marlow
Dotterel
Masketo
Karabel
Millary
Bedner
Cinnabar
Elmore
Sunnyahore
Myrtle H
Dottie H
Standard
Yada
Cardinal Sarto
Squire Johnson
Jerusha
Fay Templeton
Gossiper
Prince Brutus
Menda
W. R. Condon
Sol Lichtenstein
Sir Preston
Revolt
Hulford
Dougin Currie
Maud Muller
Batidor
Colonel Anderson
Barrack
Meistersinger
Wenrick
Major Tenney
Isabellita
Briers
Anvil
Northwest
Idogo
Bard Burns
Mountebank
Molto
Fleneur
Filte d'Or
Mr. Farnum
Delusion
Inspector Munro
Dungannon
Dusty Miller
Serenity
Four Cities Set for Interscholastic Relay Meet
Four cities will send relay teams to the interscholastic meet at Convention Hall on January 28. Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia teams are paired in two events with local high schools in two others. Notable entrants include Georgetown Prep Drexel Institute Baltimore City College and Episcopal High School Alexandria. The prep races feature first year boys while later events crown the top combined school teams. Local teams expect strong showings as candidates train daily with several points to prove.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Georgetown Prep
Drexel Institute
Baltimore City College
Episcopal High School
Country School
Oriole City
Central High School
Kelly
Technical School
Fletcher
Business
Eastern
Episcopal Academy
Foley
Les
Big Scores In The Tourney At Palace Alleys
Washington bowling open affair flags a holiday tourney with six prizes totaling 100 dollars. Mr Baum leads with 720 total and 256 single, Bailey and George Cox chase high marks as 22 players posted above 600. January 2 begins rolloff for top sixteen, then eliminations reduce to winner after January 4.
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Wal
Palace
Mr. Baum
Royal Arcanum League
Anum
Bailey
Market House
George Cox
Allees
Hapa
Ralleatt
Durand
President of Glen Echo Club in Rockville Maryland
Dec 23 report from Rockville Maryland notes Johnny Collier formerly sheriff of Montgomery County elected president of a new Glen Echo Boxing and entertainment club. He pledges observance of laws, no intoxicants, no gambling, and no disorderly demonstrations at the clubhouse.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Johnny Collier
Thin Anuity
Glen Boho
Colter
Montgomery County
Glen Hecho
Trade and Industry Outlook From New York Market Review
New York markets report heavy traffic and car capacity strain as rail earnings reach yearly highs. Iron and steel demand outpaces production amid water shortages in the Alleghenies and New England, while textiles show price variance. Wheat and corn exports rise with weekly contrasts, and forewarnings note seasonal optimism despite regional bottlenecks and ongoing automation in steel and rail goods.
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New York
Bradatrecta
Iron and Steel
Suill
Alleghany
New Hingland
Bunat
Ohio Valley
Pacific Coast
United States
Canada
R. G Dun & Co
Importa
Bama
Gennellayvilla
Pittsburg
Drought Continues in Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh
The area endures a drought as light last night rain fails to alter conditions. Temperatures rose twenty degrees yesterday but fall today. Forecast calls for a cold wave with water supplies dwindling and industrial impact noted. Murderer’s Wounds Prove Fatal in Buffalo. Fred Jones dies from self-inflicted wounds after killing Constable Gray and Mrs. Goodrich in Charlottesville. incident linked to a shooting spree. Baltimore to Return via Pennsylvania Railroad for 81 25 each weekend and holiday travel.
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Pittsburg
Buffalo
N. Y
Fred Jones
William Co. Gray
Abbie Goodrich
Charlottesville
It Had Been Used as a Hammer Before It Exploded
In Detroit on December 28, Thomas F. Barnes recounted how a one pound shell killed his wife in their home. He said the shell had circulated in her family for years, used as a hammer paper weight and even a rattle by children, with no warning it contained an explosive charge.
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Detroit
Mich
Thomas FE
Barnes
Wiliam Mahu
Navy
Reiley and McCue Draw In Fifteen Round Bout
Renny Reiley of Philadelphia and young McCue of Baltimore fought to a fifteen round draw at the Eutaw Athletic Club in Baltimore. Reiley pressed the action with body and facial punches, while McCue steadied after a sixth round rally and shifted to long range jabs. Spectators felt Reiley deserved the decision as both fighters finished in good condition.
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Baltimore
Renny Reiley
Philadelphia
Young McCue
Eutaw Athletic Club
Reiley
McCue
Indictments Against Perry for Arson at Chicago Locomotive Works
The grand jury returned two indictments against Isaac Perry former president of the National Bank of North America for arson in the burning of the Chicago Car and Locomotive Works at Hegewisch Ill. He had led the locomotive company during financial trouble as the works were heavily insured. Perry faced a preliminary acquittal before a justice of the peace prior to the grand jury action.
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Chicago Locomotive Works
Chicago
Grand Jury
Isaac Perry
National Bank of North America
Chicago Car and Locomotive Works
Hegewisch
Ill
Perry
Grand
Arrest Made in Lynching Case at Huntaville, Ala
John Lamar was arrested on an indictment from the United States grand jury charging conspiracy in the lynching of Horace Maples. Earlier indictments brought three arrests. T. M. Riggins and Robert Powell are free on a 35000 bond.
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Huntaville
Ala
John Lamar
United States
Grand Jury
Horace Maples
T. M. Riggins
Robert Powell
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