Actress Virginia Earle in Suppers Case as Witness
New York January 11 actress Virginia Earle testified in Brooklyn Supreme Court in a divorce suit involving Mrs. Eugene Cantin. Earle described champagne suppers at the Ven dome Hotel with Harry Moses and Dr. Conrad, saying she drank pints and sometimes quarts after theater meals. 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
York Brother Killer Gets Life Sentence in Kentucky
William H. York of Lawrenceburg Kentucky received a life term for murdering his 75 year old brother James R York on January 1. James Gast previously received two similar sentences for complicity. The Yorks were wealthy farmers and William supposedly resented his brother giving away money.
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William H. York
Lawrenceburg
William B. York
James R. York
James Gast
Yorks
William
Bennington Luck at Fairgrounds Two-Year-Old Race Summary
New Orleans racing notes report Newton Bennington winning the third race at the Fair Grounds in rainy, heavy track conditions. Lee Stinson fractured a stifle and was destroyed in the second race. Rourke Cochran unseated a rider at the start of the sixth. Six races featured winners Loriente Dont You Dare St. Cloud Belinda Brilliant Kyle Greene with times ranging from 0:45 45 to 1:49 2-5.
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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 Racing Defies Rainy Weather in Six Races
Yachting Girl Cascine and Tichimingo led City Park card as rain drenched track. Winners include Gus Lanks in race one, Yachting Girl in race two, Cascine in race three, Polly Prim in race four, Belvindi an in race five, and Tiemimingo in the finale, with several runners cited for interference and long odds, stable entries listed.
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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
California Jockey Club suspended jockey L Williams for failing to fulfill Oakland engagements. Angelica, the unlucky mare, finally wins by a head over the favorite in rainy heavy track conditions. Race details list winners Grace G, Ocyrohe, An gelica, Ea Sheridan, Tom McGrath, The Mist and others with times and margins.
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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
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 at Ascot in Cal Race Meet
Los Angeles reports favorites won four races at Ascot with Clydeo taking the seven furlong handicap from a field of four. Notable finishes: First Race Ray Egan led, Tom Gilley second. Second Race Le cene won at 12 to 1. Third Race Futurity course saw Fireball win. Fourth Race Clydeo captured seven furlongs handicap. Fifth Race Red Light triumphed. Sixth Race Confessor won seven furlongs.
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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
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Confessor
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Quindaro
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Annis
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Migtie D
Astrea
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Mies Berg
Chemistry
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Prince Magnet
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Aarti-trust
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Weyfield
Sandalwood
el Barnardino
Golden Rock
Full Sway
Stossa
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Sunsick
Henchman
Doctor McCarthy
Marposea
Nervous Disorders Include All Affections of the Nerves
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a tonic for worn-out nerves covering brain and spinal conditions plus related organs. It claims nerve tissue restoration and cites a Dallas County Missouri testimonial about epilepsy, asserting the first bottle helps and money back if not satisfied.
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Miles
Thoroughgoing Day at Fair Grounds and New Orleans Racetrack
Horse racing cards list numerous horses and bettors across Fair Grounds and City Park meetings. Shows races from five furlongs to a mile sixteenths with weights, prices, and entries including names like Merry Belle Hand Beg Captain Bob Van Ness Elasti and many others.
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Ella
Hand Bag
Merry Belle
Whitemarah
Wil Shelly
Pegry
van Ness
Elastic
Louis Kraft
Captain Bob
Arumaster
Guiding Btar
Delmore
Deuxtemps
Atwood
the Regent
City Park
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the Dog
Marimo
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Ruth Reuben
Webherfield
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Hopewell
Mong
Tfonker
Quuze
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Ther Ozva
Precious Stone
Red Ruler
Nameoki
Double
Daring
Happy Jack
Thistle da
Oakland
New Orleans
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Evelyn Garth
Daniel C
Pattella
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Hand Beg
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Beechwood
Buxom
Muffine
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Clarence Montagué
Wall Shelley
Voltage
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Maggie Leeber
Pity
Nernice
Mordella
White Marsh
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Besterling
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Simplicity
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Fuller
Awakening
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Bendigee
Fontan
Arch Oldham
Charles McKee
Whippoorwill
the Cure
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Mate
Goldsmith
Hlastie
Re elected stewards lead Jockey Club at annual meeting
New York Jan 11 1906 the Jockey Club re elected four retiring stewards August Belmont James F H Keene J P Bradford and F K Sturgis for two years Schuyler L Parsons was elected a member Belmont named chairman and Sturgis secretary and treasurer Also listed are judges clerks of scales handicapper timer starting judge and other officials for the season.
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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
A U Investigates Free-for-all Fight After Basketball Game
The South Atlantic Association of the Amateur Athletic Union launches a full inquiry into the Tuesday night free-for-all between Epiphany Chapel and Carroll Institute players. Captain C H Edwards will report to Baltimore, with final action to follow at a committee meeting within the week. The case centers on mid game violence as officials vow harsh measures for those involved.
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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 East Half Pool Match
Frank Sherman ex world champion defeated Joe Todd champion of New Jersey in a 400 point match at Maryland Pool Parlors Washington 200 to 188. Sherman opened 27 to 3, Todd ran 23 of 30, frame details show back and forth until Sherman closed with 57 of 60 in the final frames. The conclusion came with Sherman reaching 200 as Todd stood at 188. They will finish the match tonight starting at 8 o'clock.
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Washington
Frank Sherman
Joe Todd
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Sherman
Todd
Sherman
Draft Priges For Players Amended By National Baseball Accord
National Baseball Commission meeting in Cincinnati adopts draft price scales for classes A to C and lower, with full payment required at drafts. Ban Johnson forces J Ed Grillo to resign from the national board of arbitration to secure approval, Grillo resigns, and sales totals rise to 176000 in a year. Permanent Cincinnati quarters to be established as the league seasons open in April with NL games set for April 12.
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Ban Johnson
J. Ed. Grillo
The
National Board of Arbitration
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
American League
J. Ed Grillo
Toledo Club
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 indoor games entries for Tuesday January 16 close this evening. Local athletes anticipate large fields. wrestling will feature catch as catch can with pin falls only. Qualifying bouts set for Saturday to trim contenders. Five events reserved for institute members. open events include running high jump broad jump goal throwing chinups and a junior potato race.
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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 Ill 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 the ceremony they plan a West tour then reside in Washington DC with a February 15 return visit to Elkhart.
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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 Baseball League board met to elect officers and hear the treasurer's report. Officers named were President John C. Schofield War Department, Vice President M. O. Chance Post Office Department, Treasurer O. J. Field Department of Justice. retiring secretary Rice could not attend. no new secretary chosen.
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Poord Ia
Library of Congress
John C. Schofield
War Department
M. O. Chance
Post Office Department
O. J. Field
Rice
AgriculturalDepartment
Harvard Overseers Split Over Football Rules
Harvard President Eliot calls graduates committee proposals inadequate and condemns the game as professional in spirit. Overseers divided between Eliot and Roosevelt views on reform. Penn clears delegation stance but declines to ratify Stevenson as captain. Marvin Hart and Tommy Burns heavyweight title bout set for February 23 in Butte.
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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
The Virginia Intercollegiate Club seeks a match between the Columbia Athletic Club relay team and the Maryland Athletic Club for Richmond on February 10 as a feature of the indoor meet. Columbia debuted at Baltimore last month and may send a team if the race is arranged. Amateur Athletic Union president J. B. Maccabe plans a South tour to boost athletics and will be in Richmond the opening indoors meet. Analostan Gun Club elects C. S. Wilson president and fills officers. club of 108 members, many government officials, shot 62 000 targets last season reflecting strong local sporting interest.
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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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