Scarcity and import shift in game supplies across the nation
The Biological Survey reports rising game scarcity due to stricter laws and enforcement, with venison prairie chicken and quail most affected. It notes a trend toward replacing native game with imports at moderate prices while outlining zones for crop adaptation and ongoing boll weevil research. The report also covers bird protection efforts and a spike in live animal imports, totaling 327,200, including 250,000 canaries. A Chilean railroad bid valued at 11.25 million dollars is noted alongside an American withdrawal.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Texas
Canaries
Santiago
Chile
Aries
la Paz
Bolivia
Eee
Round Dance Leads Fair Grounds Two-Year-Old Show
New Orleans January 3 Newton Bennington reveals another good two year old filly Round Dance at the Fair Grounds she easily beat Helen Lucas and others in the third race Paul Clifford and Lieber also scored as favorites Weather cloudy track heavy First race Set Voyage won Baywood second Mary Primm third Second race Paul Difford won Investor second Whorier third Time 1 12 5 Third race Round Dance defeated Helen Lucas Mamie K Time 0 38 2 5 Fourth race Lieber won Captain Bot second Toredello third Time 7 47 4 3 Fifth race Duextemps won Chauncey Olcott second Bitter Hand third Time 1 19 4 5 Sixth race Sincerity Belle won Dolinda second Henry O third Time 1 48 3 strong field with several names repeated across races.
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New Orleans
Newton Bennington
Round Dance
Fair Grounds
Helen Lucas
Paul Clifford
Lieber
Baywood
Mary Primm
Mime
Esterre
Bandide
Detest
Major Graham
Lilly Brook
Paul Difford
Investor
Captain Bot
Toredello
Pennant
Roderick
Jungle Impulsa
Duextemps
Chauncey Olcott
Bitter Hand
Remington
Blue Pirate
Portworth
G. Parke
Flavigny
Sincerity Beile
Dolinda
Henry O
Athena
Arsenal
Erne
Claremont
Tower
Dave Sommers
Frult
Five favorites win as mud limits City Park card
Heavy rain at City Park forces cancellation of the fourth race and scratches six events. Five of the six favorites win in a soggy program led by Signal Light, the only outsider prevailing. Race details list winners, times, and notable entrants for seven furlongs to seven furlongs.
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City Park
New Orleans
Deayjing
Signal Light
Lidwina
Flying Charcoal
Algonquin
el Rey
Brushteen
Precious Stone
Jacob
Gus Lanka
Nom de Plume
Custis
George Perry
Balished
Arthur Rosenfeld
Bussarriaro
Chamblet
Karama
Beau Brummel
Robert Minton
Corn Blossoms Handicap Victory At Oakland Card
San Francisco January 3 Corn Blossom favorite captured the mile handicap feature at Oakland. In prelims Native Sou won the three furlongs with Palemon second and Hamada third. Gossiper II won the Futurity course race, Kanaleap led Corn Blossom to victory in the one mile sixth, Ethel Abbott topped the fifth with Major Tenney second. Other notable runs included Andrew 5 Cook and Beau Ormonde in the six furlongs.
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San Francisco
Pirst Rach
Sherry
Tam O' Stanter
Estraza
Flagerdon
Mountebank
Dota
Dr. Sherman
Miller
Lady Atheling
Melar
Rach
Native Sou
Palemon
Hamada
Oven
Menden
Yankee Jim
St Lucar
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Outram
Jla
Ruby Norton
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Blumenthal
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Smithy Thyne
Roustapeut
Aunt Pally
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Reed
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Corn Blossom
Nealon
Dorada
Rightful
Blue Eyes
St. George, Jr
Ethel Abbott
Major Tenney
Tarrigan
Tnn
Vigoroso
Maud Muller
Mordents
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Bright
Langford James
Andrew
Cook
Beau Ormonde
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Lady Teadington
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Anti-trust
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Queen of Knight
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Montanus
Sir Wilfrid
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Arrah Gowan
Hoodwink
Lustig
Golden Green
Courant
Peafo
Not a Favorite First at Ascot Races
Los Angeles report notes no favorite won as the Ascot program daily results list winners across varied odds from 2 to 1 to 9 to 1. First race Antara led at five furlongs, Dutiful captured the one mile, Betsy won the Futurity course, Toupee took the handicap, The Huguenot prevailed at a mile, Lucene won the six furlongs, with Redlight and Red Damsel among notable near-winners and others in the field.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Antara
Search Me
Carrick
Prime
Rubino
Mobur
Quick Stride
Belasco
Co B
Palmer
Moronitz
Peter Parley
Silent Jean
Banten
Stoessel
Randle
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Sir Brinkley
Headicap
Toupee
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Potrero Grande
Gadfly
Dekaber
Judge Denton
Harbor
Lucene
Money Mass
Revolt
Confessor
Chieftain
Winnie Adams
Florence Fonso Algo Tan
Carroll Institute Tourney Under AAU Rules
The January 16 wrestling tourney at Carroll Institute follows Amateur Athletic Union rules with catch-as-catch-can bouts and holds barred. Weights are in classes within about six pounds. Institute members may also compete in running high jump bread jump goal throwing chinning the bar and potato race. entries close January 12 to Prof. Maurice A. Joyce.
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Carroll Institute
Amateur Athletic Union
Maurice A. Joyce
Marinette School Board abolishes football
Marinette Wisconsin January 3 year The Marinette school board passed a resolution declaring interscholastic football dangerous to life and limb and not conducive to moral uplift It asserts the sport tends to promote lying cheating betting drunkenness and related misconduct
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Marinette
Wis
Marinette School Board
Lfe
New Orleans Fair Grounds racing entries outlined
Multiple race card entries list horses with weights and odds across six races at New Orleans Fair Grounds and City Park. Entries include Usury Pinsticker Fairview and Al Russell Merry Helle Arco Spring Paridla Lord Kent Catherine HL Baile Pepper Vivian Lorietta K. in race one and a long slate of horses with weights for subsequent races, plus entries at City Park with numerous six furlong to one mile races and handicaps.
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Fair Grounds
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Pinsticker
Fairview
al Russell
Merry Helle
Arco Spring
Lord Kent
Catherine HL
Baile Pepper
Vivian
Lorietta K
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Hurley Still In Bad Way After Injury
Daniel J. Hurley of Harvard football, seriously hurt late season, returned home from mountain treatment. He remains ill and may abandon his goal to study surgery. Surgeons at City Hospital will not allow a return to Harvard Medical School until further tests on his brain injury are complete. Hurley, captain and a top Cambridge player, suffered a blood clot after blows in the Carlisle game. Harvard anxiously awaits expert verdicts on his prognosis.
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Daniel J. Hurley
Harvard
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Carlisle Indians
Hurley
Cambridge
O Brien to Fight Ruhlin At New York Club
Champion Jack O'Brien and Gus Ruhlin signed to fight twenty rounds on March 1 at the Tuxedo Athletic Club near Philadelphia. Matchmakers Rocap and referee Rocap confirmed the bout with catch weights and a likely knockout within the time limit. O'Brien predicts victory and hints at future bouts with Marvin Hart and possibly Tommy Ryan.
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New York
Jack O'Brien
Gus Ruhlin
Tuxedo Athletic Club
Philadelphia
William Rocap
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Ruhlin
Rocap
O’ Rourke
Marvin Hart
Tommy Ryan
Johns Hopkins Indoor Meet Entries Announced
Johns Hopkins University Athletic Association issued entry blanks for the indoor meet at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore on February 23. Events include 100, 220, 440 yard dashes, one mile, hurdles, shot put, high jump, pole vault, handicaps, scratch half-mile, and school club relays. Entries close January 27 with W C Smith noted.
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Johns Hopkins University Athletic Association
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
W. C. Smith
Johns Hopkins University
Baseball Notes from the 1906 Season Rumors and Moves
Pittsburg players thaw at Hot Springs then face Essex race track. Pitcher Flaherty dispute with Cincinnati, Dreyfuss price set by owners to finalize deal. Duffy to train Phillies in Savannah then Philadelphia, Hanlon under pressure at Cincinnati. Waddell arrives in Philadelphia to prep for pitching next season. Ned Hanton praised as Cincinnati manager amid critiques over past losses. Browns under Hedges optimistic about talent. Wallace infield options and Tom Jones’ malaria woes noted. Chicago Americans move headquarters to Fisher Building. tensions rise between Comiskey and Johnson over control and policing of the game.
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Reds
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Duffy
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Athletics
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Hinchman
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Ned Hanton
Cincinnati Eds
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Hedges
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White
Rich haul of athletes tops Chicago winter opening
University of Chicago athletic authorities announced seven new students joining the program as winter quarter opened. New names include Prince a former Shattuck captain weighing 210 pounds and described as a blend of Sinker and Bezdek, Taylor a 200 pound fullback from Des Moines, Maddigan a 143 pound guard from Englewood High School, Moody a multi sport star from Maine, Dickinson a Tufts pitcher, Comstock a Princeton half miler, and Rudolph a crowned pole vaulter from Crown Point Indiana. Harvard drops Southern trip for Easter recess and will train at Richmond Virginia.
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Ind
Basketball schedule set for Washington City League season
At a YMCA meeting the Washington City Basketball League approved the remainder schedule. Matches include Carroll Institute versus Epiphany, Ordways against First Battalion, and Young Men's Christian Association facing Columbia Athletic Club on multiple dates from January through March. Home team listed first.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Carroll Institute Va
Epiphany
Ordways Va
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Ordway Rifiea Va
Firat Battalion Ve. Carrolla
Ordway
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Oréways
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Young Men's Christian Asociation
Young Men's, Christian Association
Carroll Va
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Oniways
Mixed Wrestling Bout Tonight At Washington Barracks
Phillips faces Japan in a mix of catch as catch can and jiu jitsu in a charity bout at the Washington Barracks gymnasium. The evening pits catch as catch can for the first fall, jiu jitsu for the second, with the third to be decided by coin toss. Phillips hopes for a strong showing to spark future matches and has drawn numerous challenges and promoter attention.
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Phillips
Philips
Washington
Fought Duel With Officers Near Tobyhanna
In Scranton Pennsylvania a revolver duel in woods at Tobyhanna left John A. Brown mortally wounded with head breast and back injuries and a fractured skull. Detective Charles Beggs was shot through the arm. Beggs and other officers came to arrest Brown for burglary when he opened fire. The officers returned fire. Brown and Beggs were seriously hurt.
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Tobyhanna
John A. Brown
Charlies Beggs
Beggs
Brown
Havana Free of Yellow Jacke Ends Fever Case Spree
Havana officials report the last yellow fever case has disappeared with no suspected cases. Of the three cases remaining yesterday two were discharged and one died. Since October sixty nine cases occurred with twenty three deaths and forty six discharged.
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Havana
Virginian Weds in San Francisco on Novel's Plot
John Henry Hicks, manager of the Tl. oO. ranch in Mexico and the real life inspiration for Owen Wister's The Virginian, married Katherine Adams, daughter of editor Edward F. Adams, yesterday in San Francisco. Hicks met her when she taught in Tempe Arizona. Mexican friends sent a box of dolls representing Wis ter characters. The couple will live on the E. O. ranch south of the Rio Grande, about 150 miles from El Paso.
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Jan. A
Owen Wister
The
Virginian
John Henry Hicks
Tl. Oo
Mexico
Katherine Adams
Edward F. Adams
Hicks
Tempe
Ariz
Wister
Icks
Rio Grande
EA Paso
Legal action seeks removal of Indiana secretary of state Storms
At a conference in Indianapolis on January 3, Governor Heary, ex U S Attorney General W H H Miller, and County Prosecuting Attorney Charles Benedict agreed to file suit in Marion County Circuit Court to compel Daniel E Storms to vacate the office of secretary of state after he refused to resign on the governor’s demand.
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Indianapolis
Heary
United States
W. H. H. Miller
Charles Benedict
Marion County
Daniel E. Storms
Storms
Physician Kills Himself In Bed In Ohio
Alliance Ohio Jan 3 Dr F M King a prominent physician shot himself through the head while lying in bed He had filed a sensational suit for divorce against his wife Letters found among his belongings suggest a reconciliation was near Autopsies and investigations followed
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Alliance
Ohio
M. King
Colored Greek Letter Fraternity Organized at Ohio State
The first national Greek letter college fraternity for colored students was organized today at Ohio State University by eleven colored students. The fraternity named Pi Gamma Omicron has charters planned for several universities including Chicago, Indiana, Denison, Fisk, Tennessee, Hampton, Wilberforce, Virginia, and Young.
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Onin
Ohio State University
Pi Gamma Omicron
Chicago
India
Ten Eyck to Leave Syracuse for Penn University
Special to The Washington Post reports that Jim Ten Eyck Jr. will depart Syracuse after this academic year to join the University of Pennsylvania. The decision was confirmed by sources in New York.
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Washington Post
New York
Jim Ten Eyck, Jr
Syracuse
University of Pennsylvania
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