Actress Pints and Suppers Figure in Divorce Case
Virginia Earle the actress testified for her friend Mrs Cantin in a Brooklyn Supreme Court divorce action. She described champagne suppers at the Ven dome Hotel with Ms Cantin and Harry Moses delaying on she said. Earle admitted heavy drinking and noted she enjoyed pint and sometimes quart servings after theater suppers. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff after three hours of deliberation.
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Washington Post
New York
Virginia Earle
Lawton
Miss Earle
Myses
Mrs. Cantin
Yorks receive life sentence for family murder in Kentucky
In Lawrenceburg Kentucky William B York aged 68 received a life sentence for the murder of his 75 year old brother James R York. James Gast earlier received two similar sentences for involvement in the crime. The Yorks were wealthy farmers and William reportedly 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 Doomed Horse Dies
New Orleans reports at the Fair Grounds on January 1st two year old races. Lee Stinson crashed into the fence and was destroyed after fracturing a stifle. Rourke Cochran unseated a rider at the start of the sixth. Weather rainy, track heavy as six races are listed with times and placements for Loriente Dont You Dare St. Cloud Belinda Brilliant firing line Kyle Greene and other runners.
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Lee Stinson
Rourke Cochran
New Orleans
Jan. i
Newton Bennington
Fair Grounds
St. Cloud
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 yachting results feature wins by Yachting Girl and Cascine
In rainy conditions at City Park New Orleans on January 11, Yachting Girl and Cascine led the winners in races one and three while Tichimingo was discouraged by race interference. Other runners included St Joseph, Grenade and Mary Morris with mixed outcomes across six races, and track conditions described as sloppy.
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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 Beate Ray Wins Third at Oakland Race
Angelica the unlucky mare finally wins by a head over the favorite as track conditions stay rainy and heavy. Jockey L Williams, recently suspended, has not fulfilled Oakland engagements. Race summaries note Grice G. triumphs, Ocyrohe takes second race, and Angelica leads a six-furlong Futurity course in a tight finish with Passage placing third. Other races list Ea Sheridan, Tom McGrath, and The Mist among winners and contenders.
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Oakland
Sanfrancisco
Jan
L. Williams
New California Jockey Club Today
Angelica
Grace G
Pimkin
Peerless Lase
Jim
Eleta
Yankes Jim
Walnut Hill
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Woods
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Macene
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Instructor
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Favorites win four at Ascot as Clydeo takes handicap
Los Angeles January 11 Racing column reports four victories for favorites at Ascot. Clydeo captured the seven furlong handicap from a four-horse field while Le cene, Futurity course winner fireball, and Confessor also led winners in their respective races. Den Domo and others contended in the lengthy program with varied outcomes and times.
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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
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Arrahgowan
Huapgla
Wyefield
Kingstelle
Florian Jielle
Sheriff Bel
Confessor
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Bessie Weray
Nervous Disorders Treated With Dr Miles Restorative Nervine
An advertisement lists nervous system affections from headache to insanity and claims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine repairs worn-out nerve tissue. It cites a testimonial from J. S. Wilson of Dallas County, Missouri about his epileptic son regaining health after using Nervine and associated pills, and promises a money-back guarantee if the first bottle does not help.
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Miles
Racecard highlights at New Orleans and Fair Grounds meet
Thoroughbred listings from New Orleans and Fair Grounds show multiple races across cards with weights, entrants, and odds. Notable horses include Hand Bag Merry Belle Van Ness Captain Bob Atwood The Regent Colonist and many others in five furlong to seven furlong sprints and longer events.
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Merry Belle
Whitemarah
Wil Shelly
Pegry
van Ness
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Louis Kraft
Captain Bob
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Re elected stewards and racing officials named
New York Jan 11 Jockey Club officers re elected four retiring stewards Belmont Sturgis kept as chairman and secretary treasurer Officials announced for the season include judges Crickmore, McDowell and others A Cumberland Georges Creek League meeting to arrange the season reports signings of players Hilleary and Patti son cap pie Haller and others. A racket match in Philadelphia concluded with Standing and Pettit defeating Latham and Tompkins four games to one.
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Jockey Club
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August Belmont
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F. K. Sturgis
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Philadelphia
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England
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George Standing
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Boston
A. A. U. Probes Free-for-all Fight in Local Basketball Game
The South Atlantic Association AAU registration committee investigates a Tuesday evening fight between Epiphany Chapel and Carroll Institute in the institute gym. Captain C H Edwards will report to Baltimore headquarters, with a committee meeting to finalize action forthcoming, likely within a week.
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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 Maryland Pool Parlor Match
Frank Sherman world pool champion defeated Joe Todd New Jersey champion 200 to 188 in 400 point first half at Maryland Pool Parlors 1008 Pennsylvania Ave Washington. Sherman opened 27 to 3 then Todd countered with 23 of 30. the match continued closely with several big runs. They resume tonight at 8 after completing the 400 point event.
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Washington
Frank Sherman
Joe Todd
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Sherman
Todd
Sherman
Draft prices fixed by amendments to national baseball agreement
Cincinnati Jan. 11 The National Baseball Commission adopted draft price scales for class A to D players and required full payment at draft. Ban Johnson forced J Ed Grillo to resign from the national arbitration board to secure passage. Herrmann reported 73 unanimous decisions and Bruce noted 176000 dollars handled. Opening dates for the leagues were set for April 11 and 12.
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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 Gathers Local Talent
Professor Maurice A Joyce announces close of entries for the Carroll Institute indoor games set for Tuesday evening January 16. Wrestling will feature all weights in catch-as-catch-can with pin falls counted, and qualifying bouts to be held Saturday to separate contenders. Gold medals await finalists. five events are reserved for institute members, with entry blanks available at the institute or nearby athletic associations and 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 California
Bloomington Il Jan 11 Henry Stahl father of Jake Stahl manager of the Washington American Baseball League reports his son will marry January 24 at Pasadena Cal to Miss Jean Maham daughter of a Chicago banker. After a West tour the couple will reside in Washington DC.
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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
ELECT LEAGUE OFFICERS ELECTED AT JUSTICE MEETING
The Departmental BasebalI League board met to elect officers and review the treasurer's report. Officers chosen were President John C. Schofield War Department Vice President M O Chance Post Office Department and Treasurer O J Field Department of Justice. The retiring secretary Rice could not attend and no new secretary was elected.
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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 Football Rules Debate Sparks Overhaul
Harvard President Eliot calls graduate committee football reform measures inadequate. Overseers split between Eliot and Roosevelt era reform, urging action on rules, finances, and professional management as Penn and boxing news cross the wire. Hart and Burns set for a heavyweight title bout in Butte with finals scheduled in Los Angeles 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 Be Matched in Relay Race
The Virginia Intercollegiate Club seeks to match the Columbia Athletic Club relay team of the city against Maryland Athletic Club in an indoor meet at Richmond on February 10. Local runners debuted at Baltimore last month and may travel to Richmond if a race is arranged. President J B Maccabe of the Amateur Athletic Union plans a South tour to boost athletics and will be in Richmond for the first open indoor meet in the city. Analostan Gun Club Election.
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Maryland
Virginia Intercollegiate Club
Columbia Athletic Club
Maryland Athletic Club
Richmond
Baltimore
J. B. Maccabe
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