Have you tried setting the "WhiteSpace" option so that it doesn't include \t? I see different behavior with that. The only problem is, your file has a few lines that start with a tab, and that trows the processing off. If I get rid of those tabs, it reads 110 entries.
The argument I used was "WhiteSpace", " \b\n\r"
Reading the documentation is strread for I see the default is " \b\n\r\t" , Reading that documentation, it does say:
Whitespace is
always added to the set of delimiter characters unless at
least one "%s" format conversion specifier is supplied; in
that case only whitespace explicitly specified in "delimiter"
is retained as delimiter and removed from the set of
whitespace characters. If whitespace characters are to be
kept as-is (in e.g., strings), specify an empty value (i.e.,
"") for "whitespace"; obviously, whitespace cannot be a
delimiter then.
Which is a bit confusing to me, but it sounds like, if there were a %s conversion, the \t might get deleted from the whitespace values. It seems like it might make sense to always do that.