Noses Apart in Oakland Mile Meet Surprises at Cal Muddy Track
In San Francisco after a rainy day in Oakland Merlingo led most of the mile and a quarter race but Azo closed fast to win by a nose over Merlingo with Star Actor three miles after the race, Selden exhausted prompting Gargan to substitute in the next race. Golden Agnes won the fourth over Pickaninny and Jest as rain soaked the track.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Cal
Azo
Merlingo
Actor
Oakland
Selden
Gargan
Golden Agnes
Picaninny
Ts&s White
Poppy
James Myers
Spokane
E L. Jones
McIntyre
Rubia Granda
Guy Garner
Earl Linnell
L AL Cassidy
Henderson & Hogan
Lescar
Kirsch Daum
Louise B
Pickens
Altarec
Glass
St Helier
Pleasant
Owmudens
Frank Fergis Media
Dontosa
Lord Clinton
Prudent Rscheri
Dareingten
Taptloy
Lizaro Godfather Het
Waner
Ganiau Athi Hyman
Ed G
Azor Meintyre
Woos Merilago
Martiay
Marigot
Callahan
Plekaninny
Kederis
Jest
Diggins
Bambro
Ann Aime
Meltendals
Milo
Garferry
Cisko
Radtkel
Voltrame Tila
Quilene Alga
Kirschbaum
Gypsy
Ketchel
Hal
Queen Alamo
Aiaxia
Georgie Falso
Jacksonville Results Harnesses Early Race Card Summary
Results from Jacksonville racing feature six races with purses from 400 to 490 dollars. Winners include Mies Marjoria in race one, King of Yolo in race two, Bad News Is in race three, Mindinetti in race four, Strike Out in race five, and Yalenda in race six. Tracking horses: Husky, Wool spun, Grandiatmo, Premier, and Mindinetti among others. Jockeys and odds noted for each event.
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Breaders
Husky
Pegk
Woolspun
McCabe
Ellenette
Clarksburg
Queen
Pocotaligo
Hazelthorpe
King of Yolo
Gould
Ratle Mawr
Davies
Grandiatmo
Hopking
Detroit
Congo
Kenmare Queen
Leonside Francen Ray
Aunt Kats
Henry Crosscaddin
McCahey
Goons
McTaggart
Oakley
Real Geom
Yan Zee
Dissive
Turlonga Mindinetti
Loftus
Mexcana
Goldstein
Fiorimol
Cross
Ai Seek
Cherry Valley
Ivabe
Ites Nott
Dana
Grosa
Fond Héart
Heroes
Infaro Queen
Flarney
Joe Ross
Engliah Eathar
Yalenda
Musgrave
Loula Bell
Duan
Anaplan
Peake
Tims
Outpost
Duke of Bridgewater
Ed Keck
Henry Hutchieson
Esther Mique Ofrten
St Peep
Tampa race results summarize multiple events at six races
The card covers six races at Tampa with purses from 150 to 250. Winners include Redman in race one, Tamar in race two, Sanctim or Fee and Rose Meee in race three, Octopus in hurdle race four, Elizabethan and Whip Top in handicap five, and Emmy Lam in the final claiming race. Several second and third place finishers and times are listed.
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Redman
Wensen
Esen
Okelona OT
Winghet
Cherry Girl
Ida Lackford
Fenrir
Bet Mark H Tiger
Elm Crenel
Ethel West
Iso
Koerner
Gand Ont von Mancock
Ramsey
Evan
Havmarbel
Aim Mone
Sandy Hal Hiram
Lawton Wiggins
St Dunstan
Longa
Hoerner
Plackton
To & Fee
Lensen
D'Appelle
Crybaby
New Star
Lord
McArdle
Jack Baker
Goones
Sullivan
Amber Wilmot
Niblick
Dr Heard
Elizabethan
Corner
Hoffman
Secord
Wrispen
Golden Castle
Allee
Emmy Lam
John Carrall
Griffin
Tod
Dick Rose
Jensen
Virginia Windsow
Tan Dan Frank Patten Beauclere
Topsy Robinson
Juarez Racing Results Summary From Race Day
Race by race results list Cloxer winning first race aboard McGre with Howara second and Royal Tea third. Preen captures second race over Ashwell with Lista third. Sebago wins the five and a half furlong event with Uncle Ben second and Lady Tenni third. Enfield takes the six furlongs in front of Napa Nick and Time. Tom McGrath wins the six furlongs event with Creston second and Alice George third. Crosimver wins the mile with Florence A second and Beau Man third.
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Cloxer
McGre
Howara
Royal Tea
Rice
Edna S Luna Beall
Texture
Potty Purcell
Preen
Reynolds
Ashwell
Lista
Molesworth
Periwin
Napa Nick
Reid
Vreeland
Otflo
Collnct
Balronia
Tom McGrath
McGee
Creston
Louders
Alice George
Catton
Bier
Doc Allen
Gene Wond
Tavora
Sam Fox
Oakland entries mix of names and places in scattered listing
A dense, fragmentary OCR inspired list shows Oakland and Tampa locales with numerous named entries including Domichilda, Lady Renesselaer, John H Sheehan, Fernando No Quarter, Spellbound, Canpertown, Alasee Blacksheep Billy Myer, Nora Emma Ortega Grenade, Star Vears Our Nugget, Parkview, Teddy Bear Black Chief, Cherokee Rose Eschau, Jed names appear alongside many others. The text reads as a jumble of horse or event entries with few coherent details.
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Oakland
Swagerlater Domichilda
Nora Emma
Ortega
Tinedacre Grenade
Sweet Oven Ringer Tortzon
Star Vears Our
Parkview
la Reins
Hindso Teddy Bear
Black Chief Fundamental
Cherokee Rose Eschau
Bethlehem
Sam Bernard Tackaonville
Tampa
Athin W
Good Acre
Claiborne
Slewfnot
Friend Virgil
Donation
Junilee Juggins
Black Domino
George Bailey
Brougham Vireain
Annie Nelson
Owen
Louisa K
Polly Lee
Grenade
Royal Lady
Jon Hamilton
Jack Jim
Uncle Walter
Heart of Hyacinth
the Ram
Star Gems
Lou
Lighthouse John Mais
Light Knight
Nugget
Anq Horleon
Easy Life
Holt
Chief Hayes
Teddy Bear
Teddy Bear Bryan
Golden Castle
Cachau
San Bernardo
Tony W
Thoroughbred racing entries show wide fields and purses
A chaotic race card lists multiple races with selling and handicap events for 2 year olds to older horses. Entries feature numerous named horses and handlers across six races, detailing six furlongs to a mile distances, with prices and odds like 103, 110, 115. Separately a legal notice from New York reports Mrs Maile L B Owen seeking $200,000 restitution from Arthur E Stilwell as the implied value of a Mexican concession assigned to the railroad.
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New York
Arthur E Stilwell
Kansas City
Mexico
Owent
Carrie Nation Collapses in Eureka Springs
Mrs. Carrie Nation, famed Kansas saloon smasher and temperance lecturer, suffered a nervous collapse at her Eureka Springs home on January 13. Her condition raised fears that her career as an anti alcohol campaigner may be ended.
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Carrie Nation
Eureka Springs
Ark
Kansas
Bootblack loses thousand dollar bill after bank withdrawal
Louis Marcesso a bootblack at 2897 Eighth Avenue withdraws 1066 dollars from the savings bank amid fears of bank failures. He drops a piece of paper, returns home with only 66 dollars in small bills, and learns his 1000 dollar note is missing. An expert says cashing such a bill is easy downtown but risky uptown, suggesting the finder could exchange it for smaller denominations.
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Louis Marcesso
New York
Marcesso
Loula Marcesso
Eighth Avenue
Carnegie
Louis
Cedar Street
John Doe & Co
Notorious robber caught in Philadelphia for postsafe burglaries
Postoffice Inspectors identify Frank Miller alias Big Dutch as Frank Fisher, a famed safe breaker sought for numerous postoffice robberies in Maine Massachusetts Kansas Missouri Yonkers and other states. Yonkers district attorney weighing surrender to let federal case proceed.
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Philadelphia
Frank Miller
Big Dutch
Yonkers
MN. Y
Postoffice
Frank Fisher
Miller
Fisher
Spofford and Jennings
Maine
Massachusetts
Cortelyou
Kansas
Missouri
East
the Count
Frank Buman
Fire at Pension Office Damages Records in Washington
Spontaneous combustion is believed to have started a fire at the United States pension office early yesterday morning. Damage to records and furniture across two West Virginia District of Columbia Maryland and Delaware pension offices totals about 6000 dollars. Fire Marshal Nicholson said envelopes piled up likely caused the blaze. Despite disarray the pension payments due March 4 will proceed. Secretary Bailinger ordered an Interior Department investigation.
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United States Pension Office
West
Davenport
John R. King
Bailinger
Interior Department
Candidates pact in Thirtieth Virginia district
Three candidates Col. J. E. B. West Attorney E. H. Williams and Dr. B Turner signed an arbitration pact on the Thirtieth Virginia district to select a State senator. A fifteen member committee will decide the dispute, amid opposition to removing the vote from voters. The trial of Jonas Sees for murder in Elizabeth continues with the jury deliberating into the night.
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Virginia
Suffolk
Holland
Col. J, Eb, West
E H. Williams
B . Turner
Governor Mann Visits Virginia Tech Cadets in Blacksburg
Gov. Mann accompanied by 800 Virginia farmers visited Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg on a special train from Roanoke. Cadets in full dress escorted the governor through the experiment station and agricultural displays before a battalion drill and lunch. Mann praised the students and urged VT to be the best school for Southern male education as the party returned to Roanoke.
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Washington Post
Roanoke
Gov. Mann
Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Agricultural Department
Blacksburg College
Bank shortage at Savings Bank of Brunswick revealed
Special to The Washington Post from Frederick Maryland reports receivers John S Newton and Millard Shafer state the Savings Bank of Brunswick is hopelessly insolvent with assets far below liabilities. Causes include bad loans overdrafts and failure to collect notes. Overdrafts tied to cashier William Schnauffer reach 25 075 78 with other overdrafts totaling 12 780 99.
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Washington Post
Frederick
Van
John S. Newton
Millard Shafer
Savings Bank of Brunswick
William Schnauffer
Receivers Appointed for Bonding Co in Baltimore
Union Surety Company, a Baltimore bonding firm, was placed in receivership today after a petition by stockholders representing a majority. Edwin W. president Stuart Stanney and Ernest J. Clark were named receivers. The suit argues court protection is needed to conserve assets as regulators restrict its operations. The firm once had $500,000 capital, now $250,000, with $92,000 surplus and $500,000 total assets including $144,000 cash.
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Baltimore
Union Surety Company
More Tee A
Edwin W
Stuart Stanney
Ernest J. Clark
Insurance Commissioner of
Maryland
Endeavorers in Session in Lynchburg Virginia
The Virginia Christian Endeavor Union holds its second convention day in Lynchburg on January 13 with talks by Karl Lehmann and Dean J. Thomas. Officers elected include President Rev R E Elmore of Roanoke and vice president Rev C M Compher of Lynchburg.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg
Virginia Christian Endeavor Union
Karl Lehmann
United Society of Christian Endeavor
J. & Thomas
Virginia Christian College
Lehmann
R. E Elmore
Roanoke
C. M. Compher
Morace Minter
Mise E. M. Warley
Roanoké
Lulu 0. Philips
Richmond
J W. HoHorgn
J. M. Montague
Herbert F. Miley
A. B Moss
Newport News
J. A. Stewart
Buena Vista
R. C
Woolfolk
Dr. James
Lewis Howe
Laxington
Robber Takes Hep Purse In Hagerstown Revival Walk
In Hagerstown Maryland on January 13 Misa Lucretia Beck nine dressmaker and daughter of Edgar S Beck was attacked on Antietam Street near the Baltimore and Ohio depot by an unidentified strong man with a mustache who snatched her purse and tore her dress and fled after tearing a gold necklace from her neck her cries drew assistance from D H Morin and others and she received minor facial injuries
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Hagerstown
Washington Post
First Baptist Church
Misa Lucretia
Beck
Edgar S. Bock
Antietam Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Mias Bock
D. H. Morin
Mrs. Sutherlin Succumbs at Historic Confederate Home
Danville Virginia January 13 Mrs Jane F Sutherlin widow of Maj W T Sutherlin aged 83 died today at her historic home known as the last capital of the Confederacy She hosted President Jefferson Davis and his cabinet after Richmond evacuation and Davis conferenced there before surrender The home and lawn may be preserved She leaves one direct descendant Janie Sutherlin Barrett daughter of EB W Barrett editor of the Birmingham Age Herald Richmond Virginia January 13 Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals cases include Schwab v The Washington Law Park Company and others over March term Also Bishop William Paret improves at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Mrs Paret cancer treatment proceeds variably.
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Jane Fatrick Sutherlin
Maj
W T. Sutherlin
Sutherlin
Washington Post
Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Schwab
Washington Lawa Park Company
Patest
Park Company
Witams Printing Company
Saunders
Harrison
Clements
Southern Railway
Wiley
McWtcol Et al
Henry County Mineral Company
Frank Gibney
Arlington Brewing Company
Paret
Baltimore
William Paret
Maryland
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Latrobe, Seven-Time Baltimore Mayor, Dies at 77
Gen Ferdinand Claiborne Latrobe former Baltimore mayor and long time legislator died of pneumonia at 77 after a brief illness. A lawyer and public figure for 49 years he oversaw bridges and other city improvements. Cardinal Gibbons called on Latrobe before his death. He served in Maryland National Guard and led Baltimore legislature, later heading Consolidated Gas Company. Latrobe's grandfather Benjamin Latrobe designed the Capitol and Baltimore Cathedral.
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Ferdinand C. Latrobe
Jones Falla
Ifis
Gen. Latrobe
Cardinal Gibbons
National Guard
Maryland National Guard
Ferdinand Claiborne Latrobe
John H. B. Latrobe
Maryland
Charlotte Virginia Claiborne Latrobe
George P. Kane
Latrobe
Monumental
Ferdinand VII
Consolidated Gas Company
James Aldred
Benjamin H. Latrobe
Capitol
Washington
Alleged Embezzler Caught Near Albemarle
Mack Morgan a former Richfield merchant in Stanley county is charged with embezzling several thousand dollars from eight guano companies. He was arrested near Albemarle by the Stanley county sheriff. Bond set at 10000. Morgan allegedly represented the firms at Richfield and bought 61 carloads of fertilizer totaling about 15000 last summer and fall, selling most for cash with only 1000 on time. Companies include Virginia Carolina Chemical, Union Guano, Richmond Guano, Pocomoke Guano, and Pocahontas Guano.
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Washington Post
Winston Salem
N. C
Mack Morgan
Richfield
Stanley County
Albemarle
Morgan
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Union Guano Company
Richmond Guano Company
Pocomoke Guano Company
Pocahontas Guano Company
Tobacco pool plan urged by county farmers union
In Winston Salem on January 13 a closed executive meeting of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union drew representation from nearly every tobacco growing county. The aim is to launch a tobacco crop pooling movement modeled on the Kentucky plan. Several meetings are expected before any cooperative plan takes effect. Indians would change name to Cherokee
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Winston Salem
N. C
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Raleigh
Senate
New Orleans
Nine Trains Snowbound as Sierra Blizzard Blocks Tracks
Storm in the Sierra traps nine Overland trains east and westbound, seven eastbound on Southern Pacific, one westbound Western Pacific, with six feet of snow at Summit. One thousand workers clear debris as avalanches rip snowsheds. Reno reports eight feet on the level and widespread drifts, rail service disrupted across Nevada.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
Sierras
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Summit
Reno
Nevada
Renos
Truckee
Cal
Mormon Church Leader Moves Tabernacle in Nome District
Cannon head of the Mormon Church in the Seward Peninsula district was received in Nome yesterday. The 9 year old leader maintained a Mormon tabernacle that he moved on wheels from one settlement to another.
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Cannon
Seward Peninsula
Nome
Gen Berkeley Dies At 82 In Manassas Home
Special to The Washington Post from Manassas Virginia January 13 Gen Norborne Berkeley aged 82 died at Evergreen, the home of his brother Col Edmund Berkeley, last evening cause paralysis He was one of four Berkeley brothers who led the Eighth Virginia regiment succeeding Col Hunton and commanding until the war end He was commissioned brigadier general but preferred to be called colonel never married and is survived by one brother Col Edmund Berkeley eight years old
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Eighth Virginia Regiment
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Washington Pont
Norborne Berkeley
Evergreen
Edmund Berkeley
Berkeley
Eighth Virginia
Hunton
Norborn
Col
Swindled in Staunton details court martial case
Staunton Virginia January 13 information reached here that Sergt Albert Morgan of Company E Pith United States infantry who fled last September because of financial entanglements has been court martialed at Fort Papont Del He was discharged from the army and sentenced to six months imprisonment at Fort Jay New York He obtained fraudulently 55 from Col William J Perry of the First Virginia regiment and 59 from Capt Charles M East of Col Perrys staff These transactions figured in the court martial Head of Alaskan Mormons Dead Seattle Washington January 13 News of the death at Nome Alaska of Dr B G coming to Staunton.
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Washington Post
Staunton
Sergt Albert Morgan
States Infantry
Fort Papont
Fort Jay
N. Y
William J. Perry
Virginia
Charles M East
Four Trustees Indicted in Washington Savings Perjury Case
New York January 13 four indictments charging perjury against trustees of the Washington Savings Bank were returned by the grand jury. Joseph G. Robin bank president and trustees Lexow Murphy Youngs and Dr Harrie James face $3000 bail each. They allegedly certified a false examination of assets and liabilities to the state superintendent in July 1910. All pleaded not guilty. James claimed innocence. This marks the first such indictment against savings bank directors in New York City. few bank failures have occurred recently.
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New York
Washington Savings Bank
Joseph G. Robin
Charles K. Lexow
Clarence Lexow
Thomas F. Murphy
William P. Youngs
Harrie James
Megars
Murphy
Inga
Lexow
General Gestion
James
New York City
May Survive Boars Attack in Washington Post Report
May survive boar attack Albert Hahn remains in serious condition days after being ambushed by four boars in Potomac district near his brother in law Charles Schneider. Doctors are hopeful for recovery as authorities investigate the incident in Maryland. Julius Hann, 53, dies at Wilmington post office after a sudden illness while entering the building. Former local businessman, he spent recent years traveling in Europe.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Albert Hahn
Charles Schneider
Potomac
Thig County
Hahn
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