Phil Finch Dominates Jackson Handicap at Fair Grounds
In New Orleans Phil Finch led two strong favorites to easy wins at the Fair Grounds. The mile and a half Jackson Handicap paid 1960 to the winner as Phil Finch beat rivals amid showery, muddy track conditions. Also, Usury captured the Second Race and Helen Tatcas won the Third, with a busy daily card featuring multiple favorites and tight finishes.
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Dr Leggo Wins Five Sixteenths at Oakland Racecard
Oakland track report lists six races with betting odds and results. Dr Leggo dominates the seventh race at seven furlongs, defeating Albert Fir who ran second, with Rey del Mundo third. Earlier races see Sun Rose winning at six to five in six and a half furlongs, Toyosa taking five and one half furlongs, Isling claiming six furlongs, Eckersall winning one mile, Fatheridan toppling in one mile and a sixteenth, and other runners noted.
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Favorites Fail to Win at Ascot as San Fara Captures Race
Los Angeles January 8 Favorites faltered at Ascot in a day of racing. San Fara starting at 15 to 1 won the first race over Bauble and Neatness. Other races featured Be ard Me, Gilpin, Incantation, Arradgowas and Golden Buck with longshot challengers. Indoor baseball in Ithaca and PAZA OINTMENT ad follows.
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Gladiator and A List of Entrants at City Park Racing Card
A long list of horse names and entrants appears for a race day at City Park. Named horses include Gladiator Mengis Haining Hing Cole Charlie Thompson and many more with locations noted such as Bay Empress Our Maid and Minnehaha. The tally features numerous entries across glossy racing cards.
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Marvin Neal
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Big Bow
del Carina
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Caprtano
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Handsell
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Ivanhoe
Ellott
Cardessae
Today’s Racing Entries at New Orleans Fair Grounds
A detailed meeting list from New Orleans Fair Grounds and City Park races. Entries cover first race mile and a sixteenth selling with many horses priced, followed by second through seventh races at various distances and conditions, listing many horse names and odds for each.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Endorsed as Cough Remedy
A long standing household remedy for coughs and colds is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. The advertisement urges readers to consult their doctors and follow medical advice, asserting no secret formulas while promoting Ayer Co. of Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Marzoni Gase Ended Second Trial for Hazing Case
Annapolis Jan 8 The naval court martial continued the case of Midshipman Petterson B. Marzoni linked to hazing in six 1874 era instances. Testimony favored the defense and a verdict was reached but awaits Admiral Sands approval. A new trial for Midshipman Stephen Decatur Jr opens tomorrow on hazing charges involving Roberts and Malley. Also arrested Midshipman Miller faces 1874 and 1908 hazing charges.
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OBrien Finds A Home In Marlborough Hotel
Special to The Washington Post New York January 38 Jack OBrien a Philadelphia lawyer and real estate dealer known for knockout blows has found shelter at the Marlborough after being ousted from the Hotel Netherland on Sunday night He left the Neverland dubbed by himself with sister valet Mortimer and secretary Jack and took a cab to Marlborough He declines suing the Netherland management saying ejecting him is part of his profession.
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Washington Post
New York
Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
Joseph F. Hagan
O Brien
Rail fare limits debated as Congress eyes two cent rate
Washington report outlines two proposed railway laws, one capping passenger fares east of the Mississippi at two cents per mile and another cutting inland mail transportation costs. Some lawmakers seek reforms while noting class-based rate differences and the end of pass patronage, with Postmaster Cortelyou citing a near $50 million annual rail mail bill.
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New York Sun
Mississippi River
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
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Grosvenor
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Sullivan's Game Fight Ends In Slashing Bout
Special to The Washington Post Philadelphia January fight highlights Kid Sullivan of Washington facing Unk Russell in a six round clash at the Washington Sporting Club. Russell used his height weight and reach to advantage while Sullivan pressed hard though hampered by short arms. Both men endured punishment with no knockout in sight.
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Philadelphia
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Unk
Russell
Washington Sporting Club
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Bell
Golfers Feast and Elect at Columbia Club Banquet
The Columbia Golf Club met at the Raleigh Hotel for its annual banquet after the meeting. President J. B. Wilkie presided as officers were elected: J. H. Wilkie president, I. Cameron vice president, A. W. McKinley treasurer, B. Woodruff secretary, with T. W. Weaver C. H. Rudolph and George Weaver elected directors for three years.
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George Weaver
Princeton to Rebuild Field House After Fire
At a Princeton Athletic Association meeting the executive committee voted 11600 to rebuild the field house burned last fall. The project must be completed by April 11 and will be two stories with an attic. They also voted up to 350 for a training table for hockey and basketball teams, the first time either team has such support.
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N. J
Princeton Athletic Association
Lajoie Signs for Season with Cleveland Americans
Napoleon Lajoie signed to manage and play second base for the Cleveland American League team in 1906. The club now lists eight under contract including Bradiex, Stovall, Flick, Clark, Jackson, Ingerton and Wood. Ingerton and Wood are new arrivals from Ashtabula and Plymouth respectively.
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Murdered man found east of Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs authorities declare E. C. Wilson of Chicago was murdered, found on the prairie seven miles east of town. Wounds suggest not self inflicted. friends say he carried at least $100 yesterday. Found without money and missing watch. Reported via the New York Sun.
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Colo
E. C. Wilson
Chicago
Virginia Earle to tour with six real Johnny Boys
Miss Virginia Earle the comic opera star will debut in vaudeville at Hammerstein's aided by six real stage-door Johnnies. She seeks genuine, well-dressed, cash-supplying youths who can sing or learn to dance, to perform in her act titled Virginia Earle and Her Six Johnny Boys.
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Virginia Earle
Hammerstein's
Miss Earle
Evening World
Johnny
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