Coppertown Wins Oakland Feature In Tight Chase
Copper town led all the way at Oakland as 7 to 1 shot under G Garner defeated Fort Johnson who pressed throughout. Marchmont nosed Fort Johnson for second. well backed horses did generally well. Sir John upset in the third race, beating Endymion I and Lata Creed amid a show of upsets. Archibald was fined 100 for an altercation with HW Martin. Martin suspended for a week except stable counts for rough ruling on Aunt Polly.
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OT OW Clark
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Barnstorming Rules and Baseball Boardroom Tales
President Johnson signals stricter barnstorming limits for major league teams planning exhibition trips and may require club owner consent and player make up disclosures. The piece also questions a New York rant on Otis Johnson and weighs the integrity of tip culture in hitting exploits.
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Cammons
Johnson
Chicago
Chicago Dispatch
Prestont Johnson
Washington Baseball Club
New York
Otis Johnson
Yankees
Chase
Frank Farrell
Jersey City
Wal
Otis
Tom Noyes
Edie Walsh
McAleer
Mike Cahoe
Tampa Racing Card Recaps Multiple Races and Placings
Race by race results for a Tampa card covering four and five furlong sprints and longer events. Notable horses include Autumn Gch, Riverade, Teddy Hear, and Myryee with winners and placings listed for each race and several named riders and owners across the events.
Jacksonville Results Show Classic Racing Card
Race by race results list multiple thoroughbred events with purses from 400 to 600 dollars at seven furlongs and longer. Madeline T wins first, Tipps takes second in selling miles, Mark Anthony leads the four and up handicap, Harcourt captures a longer stake, and Apnar or Apnar-like runner wins the sixth with Marmite and Marmite Algol noted among top finishers.
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Bartmont
Martiny
Beth Goodwin
JT fKoernazs
de Waller
Dopevan
Virgil
Kitty Fisher
Claiborne
Virsale
Cull Toll
Neling
Toaptred
Gerantor
Tod
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Taliow Dip
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Karner
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Carew
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Hots Naga
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Gonse
Herbert Tomer
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Sam Bernard
Juarez Racecard Opens With Closely Contested Three Furlongs
The first race at Juarez features Closer ridden by Smith favored at 3 to 1 winning over Great Friar with a tangled set of runners including Lauder, Jones, Bill Lamb, and Twenty-One. The second race goes six furlongs with Creston at 12 to 5 capturing ahead of Jos Wonds and Cobleskill as several others vied for minor placings. In the third race Sehaga delivers a dominant 2 to 2 favorite win over Maxhn's Prize with a field including Tune, Ball, Planter, Beach Sand, and Oliver Sini Jer. Fourth race sees Phung Watt lead from start to finish at six furlongs with Uncle Beng Smiti second and Sterting close behind. Fifth race six furlongs Dor Allen defeats Periwinkle with a large field including Tig2-5 Judith Page and Shamrock. Sixth race one mile Cross Dyer at 5 to 1 takes Marcus with Roberta and Lucky Mose among others.
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Great Friar
John Roberts
Valentti
Thine
Lauder Albert Jones
Bill Lamb
Shijute
Noah
Martin Casey
Menelik
Deelde
Creston
Murphy
Jos Wonds
Rice
Cobleskill
Judith Page
Banthel
Autigo
Carroll
Shamrock
Rose Daly
Sir Harry
Valley Stream
Seth
Dyer i Benschoteny
Marcus
Allen
Roberta
Cooks
Lucky Mose
Tavora
Nethermoat
Stewart Seeks Divorce From Annie Stewart
Samuel G Stewart filed for divorce in District Supreme Court alleging his wife Annie I Stewart committed statutory offenses. The couple married June 6 1907. Attorneys James J Archer and John Lewis Smith represent the husband.
Thoroughbred Entries in Jacksonville and Tampa Races
A long list of racing entries in Jacksonville and Tampa outlines two year old and older races across multiple tracks. Notable horses include Hiccough Tha Fort Ciro Aladdin's Lamp Scrimmage The Whip and many others with prices and weights listed. A separate note confirms the Tristate League's six hour session ends with a salary cap of 2000 dollars per month and potential league realignments, opening May 4 and closing September 7.
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Herbert Turner
Fort Ciro
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Tristoo
Antanar
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Aytinor
Dreen
Inwante & Fierlonge
Nisth Rao Bolling
Atmitow
Dikienike
Ted
My Gal
Lonst
Jomeph
Came
Oauh
Ardyl
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Tristate
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Willamsport
Wilmington
Appalling 33,000 volt outage destroys Minneapolis power plant
Minneapolis faced a citywide blackout after a 33,000 volt cable failure at the Minneapolis General Electric Company plant caused three explosions. The facility was wrecked, fire followed, and power remained largely off citywide. Three workers were injured as crews work to reroute supply from Taylor's Falls.
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Minneapolis General Electric Company
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Socialites and foreign royals mix in late 19th century notes
The piece profiles young heiress Helen Langford in New York with guardian Edwin Hughes of Seattle, and mentions artist Charles Dana Gibson painting her portrait The Purple Bow by J Campbell Phillips. It also recounts French dancer Mlle Gaby Deslys visiting King Manuel of Portugal in exile in London and Lisbon, plus a string of society notices from Washington.
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J. Campbell Phillips
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Paris
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Portugal
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Piccadilly
Cleridge’s
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Lisbon
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Abercorn
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109 Locomotives Ordered by Harriman System
Announcement here states Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia received a contract to build 109 engines for the Harriman railroad system at a price between 3.506 million and 4 million dollars. Deliveries are planned for the spring and summer of this year, ensuring steady employment for thousands of workers through next fall.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
Harriman Railroad System
Election Expected as Chamber of Commerce Votes Day Approaches
Record vote in Washington Chamber of Commerce draws on largest anticipated turnout. Members must settle all dues before voting, boosting chamber revenue in the final days. A list of paid members will be provided to tellers Tuesday, with arrears required to be cleared for eligibility.
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Army Reports to Sylvester in Salvation Army Year End
The annual Salvation Army report submitted to Maj. Sylvester shows total income of 2419.46 for the year, with over 1600 clothing items and 400 pairs of shoes distributed to the poor and 208 job placements among applicants. At The Hague gala, Mr and Mrs Francis Batcheller of Boston and Mr and Mrs Maxwell Kilvert of Mexico were presented to Queen Wilhelmina.
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