Muddy track upsets New Orleans race card at Fair Grounds
Overnight rains left a muddy track as Topic and Gregory led a sequence of upsets. St Tammany and Gay Boy traded as favorites in a card dominated by long shots and steady times for six furlongs to seven furlongs.
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Fast Time at Ascot Cypress Track Summary
Fast time reported at Ascot with multiple races featuring Tim Hurst and Jne Kelley in sprint and steeplechase events. Notable finishes include Allegiance winning the third race and Great Manul leading in long races, with numerous horses listed and future entries for Wednesday’s card.
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Lem Reed
Deetme
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Red Damsel
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Great Hastern
Rick Fowter
Love Rejected Terms Harry Lewis to Fight at Glen Echo
Philadelphia boxer Harry Lewis signs to meet Tommy Lowe after weights dispute scuttled Lowe versus Love. Washington boxing fans will see a New Year program at Glen Echo Club with preliminaries including St Marys County Bully and Snow Ball. The event features four-busky quartet betting and four scrapples coons in staged entertainment alongside boxing bouts.
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Washington
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Love
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Quaker City
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St. Marys County
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Glen Echo
Nelson and Murphy Agree in Bankroll Embezzlement Case
In San Francisco on December 27, pugilist Batting Nelson withdrew the embezzlement charge against manager Theodore Murphy and sparring partner Eddie Santry. Nelson testified arrests were based on a misapprehension of facts and he did not want to prosecute. The court dismissed the case. money in the property clerk's hands totaled 36,901 for Nelson and 2,100 for Murphy.
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Baseball Salaries and League Finances Stir Players
Baseball fans see a winter struggle over salaries as American League clubs trim pay while National League pays more in many cases. The move affects long contracts and amid rumbles of discontent players fear losses. talk of league fines for umpires and players could backfire, with inconsistent enforcement by clubs and little evidence of broader reform.
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Toronto
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Rowdyism curb urged by managers and clubs in baseball
Article notes managers owners and players should suppress rowdy tactics as the real remedy. It details player releases trades across American and National Leagues, minor moves, and upcoming national commission meeting with drafting schedule debates and minor league authority questions. A July note about a twelve‑year record milk cow closes the piece.
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Courage of the Moose Moose protected by brave mate in long chase
The tale from Talbot Station describes hunter P. McCall and J. Carter pursuing a bull moose with a protective cow. The cow kept the hunters at bay, guarding the wounded bull for two days across river crossings and open ground. A final shot ended the bull’s life while the cow escaped into the woods. The chase spanned thirty to forty miles.
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New York Sun
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Quebec and Lake St. John
P. McCall
J. Carter
Grand Mere
Moore
Batiscan
Negro Turning White Man Struggles With Bleaching Change
Henry Wallace a fullblooded negro from Monmouth Illinois has darkened skin slowly bleaching about one fifth of his body to a chalky white, while his hands remain black. Doctors are puzzled by the transformation and the man now avoids work, insisting on being called Mr Wallace as his appearance shifts and his bearing changes.
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Numidia
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Thas
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Wake Up to Jonesey's Change in Town Topics Note
From the Houston Post and Town Topics fragments, a playful look at Jonesey now married and the contrast with his old self. Mentions a Christmas gift and a typed question about including a writing with a sent item. The tone blends light nostalgia with domestic curiosities.
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Unclear Clipped Request From Cleveland Woman Mentioned
A fragmentary Cleveland note references a local woman named Sara and a quotation about debt and distress. The text shifts to unrelated advertising language for a laxative and a fictitious booking call for B. W. Grove, with no coherent news event or context.
New City Directory Reveals Population Rise and Lead of the Smiths
A new Washington city directory, due between January 19 and 21, shows a population increase of 6,000 to 8,000 last year and a total around 820,000. The book lists over 100,000 names, with the Smiths, Browns, and Johnsons dominant. difficulties included public reluctance to provide names and long canvassing routes.
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Washington Directory
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Made the Court Tired by a Drunkard’s Nine Lives
James Quail, a homeless habitual drunk, appears before Magistrate Rochersperger at City Hall Police Court. The judge confirms the repeat defendant and, after a terse exchange, sentences him to six months.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
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Rochersperger
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