Actress Virginia Earle Testifies in Cantin Divorce Case
New York January report says actress Virginia Earle testified before Justice Dickey in Brooklyn, detailing champagne suppers at the Ven dome Hotel tied to Mrs. Eugene Cantin’s suit. Witness described frequent guests including Harry Moses and Dr Conrad, with Earle admitting heavy drinking and nightly suppers after theater. Jury later returned a verdict for the plaintiff.
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Washington Post
New York
Virginia Earle
Lawton
Miss Earle
Myses
Mrs. Cantin
William H York Receives Life Sentence for Brother’s Murder
Lawrenceburg Kentucky report says William B York aged 68 was given a life sentence for the murder of his 75 year old brother James R York. James Gast had earlier received two similar sentences for complicity. The Yorks were wealthy farmers and William allegedly resented his brother giving money away.
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William H. York
Lawrenceburg
William B. York
James R. York
James Gast
Yorks
William
Bennington in Luck at Fairgrounds Two-Year Race Meet
New Orleans races at fairgrounds feature Newton Bennington winning the third race as St. Cloud leads youngsters. Lee Stinson fractures stifle after collision, dies. Rourke Cochran unseats rider at start of sixth. Rainy track, heavy surface. First race six furlongs goes to Loriente at 13 to 1 with Paul Clifford 4 to 6 runner-up. Second race one mile winner Don't You Dare at 50 to 1, with Hudson 6 to 1 second. Third race three and one half furlongs won by St. Cloud at 8 to 5, Littie Wanda runner-up. Fourth race one mile Colonist wins at 8 to 1 with Belinda 8 to 3 second. Fifth race one mile Brilliant wins at 4 to 1 with Firing Line second. Sixth race one and one sixteenth miles Kyle Greene wins at 3 to 1 with Brookston second.
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New Orleans
Jan. i
Newton Bennington
Fair Grounds
St. Cloud
Lee Stinson
Rourke Cochran
Greenfield
Loriente
Paul Clifford
Widerler
Optionsl
Dave Somers
Bémebrake
Mordella
Slow Poke
Hudson
Hickory Corners
Maggie Dorton
Brimful
North Wind
Gaithnese
Bouvier
Jim Collies
Tower
Peter Becker
Ram
Littie Wanda
Anas Bustle
Salvisa
Grantham
Dorothy M. W. A. Gorman
Gilmore
J. F. Aiken
Mint Berla
Marietta Bush
George K
Blackblock
Blnckwell
Belinda
Arabo
Bravery
Flavigny
Doctor Hart
Footilgia
Lao Ram
Piinte Salm Suis
Erie
Bourke Goekran
Merry Pioneer
Augur
Passive
Benmora
Mitthews
City Park Racing Yachting Girl Wins at Rainy Meet
In New Orleans City Park races on a sloppy track, Yachting Girl tops the first and second races as Cascine and Tichimingo also prevail. Interference hinders St. Joseph and Grenade. Mary Morris edges in as a close competitor. Race times list 1193-3, 134, 1184-6, and other runners include Gus Lanks, Little James, Lytheligt, and Polly Prim.
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New Orleans
Cascine
Tichimingo
City Park
Mary Morris
St. Joseph
Grenade
Gus Lanks
Little James
Lochgoll
Furlon Cascine
Alcantara
Room Mate
Linear
Beterre
Match
Merry Acrobat
Pourth
Polly Prim
Tinker
Dr. Mack
St. Tammany
Npt
Lady
Brocerla
Poatry
Oak Grove
Mathias
Unlucky Mare Angelica Wins Third at Oakland
Jockey L Williams suspended by California Jockey Club for failing to fulfill Oakland engagements. Angelica, nicknamed the unlucky mare, secures a narrow victory by a head over favorite in rainy heavy conditions. Race-by-race summary lists winners, runners, and times for five races with multiple entrants and notable names such as Ray, Passage, and Major Tenny.
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Beate Ray
Oakland
Sanfrancisco
Jan
L. Williams
New California Jockey Club Today
Angelica
Grace G
Pimkin
Peerless Lase
Jim
Eleta
Yankes Jim
Walnut Hill
Ray
Woods
Major Tenny
Harold W. Farnum
Macene
Meistersinger
Last Knight
Ea Sheridan
Hi Col Gp
Byronerdale
Bill Curtis
Merry-Gi-Itound
Ethel Abbott
Tom McGrath
Sir Briliar
Instructor
Autohead
Black Joe
Simph Rach
the Mist
Gorgelette
Rerenity
Princess Wheeler
Ajonsalaprea
Favorites Win Four Races at Ascot Meet in LA
Los Angeles January 11 Favorites won four races at Ascot today with Clydeo capturing the seven furlong handicap from a four-horse field. Races featured Ray Egan, Le cene, Futurity courses, and other contenders like Northville, Incantation, Red Light, and Confessor in varied fractions.
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Lacene
Clydeo
Ascot
Los Angeles
Cal
Ray Egan
Tom Gilley
Captain Jaryell
Trne
Ritter
Bonaventure
Edwin T. Fryer
Halt
Incantation
Capitanzo
Northville
Iydeo
den Domo
Secon Hector
Gutter
Red Light
Lucian
Borgian
Arrahgowan
Huapgla
Wyefield
Kingstelle
Florian Jielle
Sheriff Bel
Confessor
Diverle
Quindaro
Judge Denton
Bessie Weray
Nervous Disorders and Dr Miles Restorative Nervine
Catalog of nervous affections from brain to nerves and organs, urging Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a tonic for worn out nerves. Includes anecdote of a son cured from epilepsy after ten months with Nervine and Liver Pills, promise of refund if no benefit.
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Miles
Horse Racing Cards From New Orleans Fair Grounds Meet
A long list of horses and odds from multiple races at the New Orleans Fair Grounds includes first race five and one half furlongs with entrants like Merry Belle Hand Beg and Elastic. second race five furlongs featuring Sir Hugh Clarence Montague and Uncle Henry. third race five furlongs with Awakening Belle Dixon and Lady Henrietta. fourth race one and five eighth miles selling with Handspinner Murmur and Goo Goo. further races include six furlongs seven furlongs and a mile with names such as The Regent Colonist Nameoki and Maid of Formoy plus odds and weights.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Rhinock
Evelyn Garth
Merry Belle
Daniel C
Pattella
Miss Ferris
Dr. Coffey
Catherine B
Hand Beg
Lord Kent
Beechwood
Buxom
Muffine
Sir Hugh
Clarence Montagué
Wall Shelley
Voltage
Peggy IL
Maggie Leeber
Pity
Nernice
Mordella
White Marsh
Frank Green
Besterling
Uncle Henry
Simplicity
Clarence Montague
Fuller
Awakening
Belle Dixon
Lady Henrietta
Bendigee
Fontan
Arch Oldham
Charles McKee
Whippoorwill
the Cure
Bchool
Mate
van Ness
Goldsmith
Hlastie
Handspinner
Murmur
Goo Goo
Satchel
Louis Kraft
Captain Bob and Ethics
Automaster
Payne
Frangible
Lee King
Hondula
Plautus
Sonoma Belle
Mr. Jack
Amador
Dr. Heard
J. C. Clem
Bitter Hand
Joe Colson
Gatling Star
Romanict
Delmors
Suubeck
Harry Scott
Third Alarm
Deuxtemps
Etrena
Welling
Golonist
Katie Powers
Viperine
Lady Fonsa
Sea Voyage
Bull Finch
Bishop Weed
Atwood
Joi
the Regent
City Park
Sweet Flavia
Merlinga
Galmeda
Algonquin
Piller
Dou
Merry Acrobat
Digby Bell
Gold Bell
Southampton
Wreath of Ivy
Alica Dougherty
Parnassus
Onyx I
Redlands
Rush Reuben
Osiris
Danseuse
Webherfelds
Martha C
Hopeful Miss
Apple Sweet
Oceaneer
Filia
Nom de Plume
Hopewell
Armere
Tinker
Willie Newcomb
Coruscate
Vivat
Bert Osra
Dazzle
Felia Mozzes
Rockaway
Albula
Red Ruler
Tryon
Doeskin
Brogan
Dell Leath
Wanamore
Name
Belle Reed
Yo San
Maseda
B. M. Brattain
Classis
Raven Run
Ales Carey
Henry Luthermann, Jr
Royal Rogue
Laura F. M
Procrastinate
Ethel Abbott
Neale
Blumenthal
Tim Hurst
Mia
Rob D
Seach
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Ledus
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Morerunner
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Crigstana Bonnie Reg
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Flaunt
Hainault
Follow Me
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Joche d'Or
Trajan Hilo
Gossiper
Clandestine
Bean Ormonde
Toupee
Albert Fir
Queen Rev
Stewards Re-Elected by Jockey Club in 1906 Session
New York January reports the Jockey Club reelecting August Belmont James F H Keene J P Bradford and F K Sturgis for two-year terms with Belmont named chairman and Sturgis secretary treasurer. Also lists judges clerks handicapper timer starting judge and other officials plus stud book committee appointments. Geor ges Creek League managers plan Cumberland meeting to arrange season with signings including John Raley Russell Pattison and Henry Willig.
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New York
Jockey Club
Schuyler L. Parsons
August Belmont
James FH. Keene
J. P. Bradford
F. K. Sturgis
Belmont
Sturgis
Clarence McDowell
C. H. Pettingill
H. G. Crickmore
William Kane
Vosburg
W. H. Baretto
H. A. Homan
Mars Cassidy
F. R. Hitchcock
H. K. Knapp
Andrew Miller
Georges Creek
Cumberland
Cumberland and Georges Creek
Forrester
Piedmont
John Raley
Heliia
Russell Pattison
Hilleary
Midland
Berlin
Conners
Midland-Lonaconing
Meyersdale
Henry Willig
Lonaconing
Fairmont
Waynesburg
Faenden
Johnstown
Cappie” Haller
Poeta
Springfield
U A U Probes Free-for-all Fight After Epiphany Carroll Game
The South Atlantic A A U registration committee investigates a Tuesday free-for-all between Epiphany Chapel and Carroll Institute basketball players at the institute gym. Captain C H Edwards reports to Baltimore. a committee meeting will set final action. Officials warned players after a prior incident, with a decision expected within a week.
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Epiphany
Carrolls
Carroll Institute- Epiphany Chapel
Institute Gymnasium
South Atlantic Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
Gapt
HE. Edwards
Washington
Grant
Baltimore
Corecoran Cadets
Cat. Edwards
Carroll
Sherman Beats Todd in 400-Point Pool Match
Frank Sherman ex world champion defeated Joe Todd New Jersey champion 200 to 188 at the Maryland Pool Parlors Washington. Sherman led 27 to 3 early, Todd compiled a 45-ball run in Frame 15, and Sherman finished strong with 57 of 60 in the late frames. The match resumes tonight at 8 o'clock.
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Washington
Frank Sherman
Joe Todd
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Sherman
Todd
Sherman
Draft Prig es For Players Amended by National Baseball Agreement
The National Baseball Commission met in Cincinnati as Ban Johnson forced J Ed Grillo to resign from the national board of arbitration. Amendments raise draft prices for classes A to C and lower classes, all due at drafting. Herrmann reported 73 decided cases with unanimous outcomes. Bruce noted 176000 handled in year including world series receipts. Permanent Cincinnati quarters to be established. league openings set for April 11 and 12.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
Commission
Germann
John H. Bruce
Pulliam and
Johnson
National Assor
Pat Powers
J. H. Farrell
Kavanaugh
M. H. Setxon
Grills
Toledo
American Association
Boyer
Ban Johnson
American League
J. Ed Grillo
Toledo Club
National Board of Arbitration
Harmony Grillo
Do. Tinan Herrmann
Bruce
Chicago
Pulliam
New York
Carroll Institute Indoor Games Entries Near Close
Prof Maurice A Joyce physical director of Carroll Institute announces that entries for the indoor games to be held Tuesday evening January 16 will close tonight A large number of local athletes intend to compete in many events Wrestling will be held in weight classes with catch as catch can rules and pin falls only count Finals feature gold medals Winners receive medals Five events are reserved for institute members plus junior only potato race Those who have not sent in entries may obtain blanks at the institute M C A National Guard Athletic Association or in the high schools
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Maurice A. Joyce
Carroll Institute
Joyce
Institute
M. C. A. National Guard Athletic Association
Jake Stahl to Wed Miss Jean Maham in Pasadena California
Bloomington IL January 11 Henry Stahl father of Jake Stahl manager of the Washington American League received a letter announcing Jake Stahl will wed Jean Maham January 24 in Pasadena Cal. After the ceremony they will travel in the West then return to Elkhart and eventually take up residence in Washington DC. The news surprised many in the area as no prior betrothal had been announced.
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Washington Post
Bloomington
Henry Stahl
Elkhart
Jake Stahl
Washington American Baseball League
Pasadena
Cal
Jean Maham
Chicago
Maham
Mahams
Stahl
Golden State
West
Washington, D.C
Mr. Stahl
California
Windy City
Benjamin §. Minor
Johnson
Manager Stahl
Arthur Ehidebrand
North Dakota
Princeton
ELECT LEAGUE OFFICERS NAMED AT DOJ MEETING
The Departmental Baseball League elected officers led by President John C. Schofield and Vice President M. O. Chance, with O. J. Field as treasurer. The Library of Congress may not field a team next summer, and a new secretary will be chosen later. The treasurer reported a satisfactory year but a new fund is needed for the coming season.
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Department of Justice
Poord Ia
Library of Congress
John C. Schofield
War Department
M. O. Chance
Post Office Department
O. J. Field
Rice
AgriculturalDepartment
Harvard President Eliot Rules Against Football Reforms
Harvard President Charles Eliot condemns graduates' football reform suggestions as inadequate and warns of the game’s professional drift and spending. Overseers debate Eliot's stance while Roosevelt’s liberal view gains traction. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh reports note committee actions on Penn and boxing plans. Marvin Hart and Tommy Burns heavyweight title bout booked for Los Angeles on February 23.
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Cambridge
Mass
Eliot
Harvard University
Harvard
Elot
Roosevelt Philadelphia
University Committee On
University of Pennsylvania
John C. Bell
Vincent M Stevenson
Lexington
Eewin L. Greene
New Haven
Stevenson
Columbia and Maryland May Meet in Indoor Relay
Virginia Intercollegiate Club seeks to match the Columbia Athletic Club relay team of this city with the Maryland Athletic Club at the Richmond indoor meet on February 10. The local runners impressed at Baltimore last month and may send a squad to Richmond. Amateur Athletic Union President J B Maccabe plans a southern tour to drum up athletic interest and will be in Richmond for the first open indoor meet ever held there. Analostan Gun Club elects officers with C S Wilson as president and 108 members, including many government officials, reflecting strong local sporting activity after shooting 62 000 targets last season.
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Columbia
Maryland
Virginia Intercollegiate Club
Columbia Athletic Club
Maryland Athletic Club
Richmond
Baltimore
J. B. Maccabe
Analostan Gun Club
Wiliam Wagner
Pennsylvania Avenue
C. S. Wilson
W. C. Barr
Miles Taylor
John Coleman
Joseph H. Hunter
M. D. Hogan
W. R. Baker
W. H. Hunter
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