Favorite Wins the Mile Handicap Without Effort
Water Scratch injured probably will not be able to race for some time Rome is bid to 1500 but is retained
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1902
Page
10
Racebook Entries for Oakland Tomorrow
Special Dispatch lists Mullholland selections for six Oakland races tomorrow. First race entries include Matin Bell Halmetta Pirate Maide. Second race features C Goldenlight The Hoodoo Marineuse. Third race lists Ishtar Rubus Kildee. Fourth race Georgie West Lizzie Rice Nigrette. Fifth race Tufts Mamie Hultreth El Rey. Sixth race Tyruanus Quadra Redwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Standard
San Francisco
Mulholland
Oakland
Matin Bell
Halmetta
Pirate Maide
C Goldenlight
the Hoodoo
Marineuse
Ishtar
Rubus
Kildee
Georgie West
Lizzie Rice
Nigrette
Tufts
Mamie Hultreth
el Rey
Tyruanus
Quadra
Redwald
Halmett
Tils
Pirate Maid
Satchel
Sterling Towers
Corriente
Bonutary
Golden Co
Jasp
el Karn
Graylette
Elmer Bs
Mrs. Brunell
B. F. Mason
Modder
Solinas
Botany
Winnecook
Sirclaus
Hudson
Nagarette
Guida
Montezuma
Cotterell
Organdie
Mamie Hildreth
the Gaffe
Compass
Forest King
William F
Gold Baron
Harry Thatcher
E Rey
Morrelleto
Ulm
Dwight Way
Tyranus
Constable
Redward
Nilgar
Billy Moore
Mission
Captivate
Fonda
Evander
Constellator Wins Mile Handicap at Oakland Track
In heavy track conditions at Oakland Constellator, favored over Water Scratch who broke down, claimed an easy victory in the mile handicap. Jackson rode three winners. Rausch won two mounts. Results list: First Skip Me, Second Alsono, Third Konic, Fourth Constellator, Fifth Marechal Niel, Sixth Kickumbob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Constellator
Water Scratch
Caesar Young
Ryan
Ohia
Bennota
Ransch
Jackson
Kickumbob
Rausch
Skip Me
Victorias
Black Thorn
Alsono
Deutschland
Arabo
Slio
Seling— Konic
Obia
Sir Hampton
Colonel Ballantyne
Beau Ormonde
Marechal Niel
Decoy
Constable
Hernets
Impromptu
Tennessee Derby at Montgomery Park Picks Six Starters
Memphis April 7 report notes six starters for the Tennessee Derby at a mile and an eighth with Abe Frank and Ed Austin as favorites at 1 to 4. Lou Woods, Buccleuth, Red Hook, and H I Coleman also in betting. First race winner Trebor with Pay the Fiddler second and Syncopated Sandy third in 1 50.
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Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery Park
Abe Frank
Ed Austin
Bennett
Lou Woods
Buccleuth
Red Hook
H. I. Coleman
Trebor
Trebor Won, Pay the Fiddler
Sandy
Mallory
Onatus
Henry McDaniel
Country Club
Vulcain
Ampere
Silurian
Louise Collier
Philo
Cressida
McLaren
Golden Link
Procureor
Menace
Meame
W. B. Gates
el Caney
Felix !Ird
Fiora Powna
Searcher
Kaffir
Terra Firma
H. L. Coleman
Budlinth
Warring
W. J. Deboe
Serry
Henquist
Hunter Paine
Charles W. Meyer
Hanault
Clinton
Curd Giller K
Golden Age
Fleurn
Commander
Andes
Elsie Brandle
Lerithian
Vall
Amarante
Orleans
Beltsville racing results report from Washington meet
Benning summary lists winners in six races on April 7 including Mann and Handicapper with times for each race. Notable winners include Pigeon Post, Woodchuck, and First Chord with second and third place finishes cited for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benning
Mann
Illuminate
Tuscan
Blue and Orange
Alpaca
Courtsey
Tom Maybin
Blue Delft
Mystic Belle
Pigeon Post
Ohnet
Redpath
Woodchuck
Fabius
Weights and Entries for Today's Races
Cloudy and sloppy conditions accompany a full card with six races. Horses and weights listed include Matin Bell 117 Halmett 112 Tils 112 Pirate Maid 112 Satchel 112 Sterling Towers 112 in the first race.
First race selling list names and numbers
A fragment lists horses and odds for a race including Ben Frost 104 High Jinks 104 Ara zona 103 Incidental 101 Salinda 101 Zack Ford 98 The Bronze Demon 96 with three quarters to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Frost
High Jinks
Arazona
Incidental
Salinda
Zack Ford
The
Bronze Demon
Thoroughbred Race Card Displays Wide Field of Entries
A detailed racing program lists horses and weights across six races with purses, distances, and notable entrants. Names include Gold Bell, The Advocate, King Dodo, The Don, Votary, El Caney, Fiora Powna, Searcher, War ring, Autumn Leaves, Clinton, Golden Age, Carre D, and Princess Otilia among many others.
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Harry Wilson
Hopeful
Emack
Siphon
Apia
Gold Bell
Gallant Smith
the Advocate
Good
King Dodo
the Don
Panpaea
Mr. Bender
Votary
Early Baseball Plans For Butte Start Coast Tour
Manager McCloskey intends to give Butte a look at the rival team before their coast trip. The Buttes schedule four away games before a home tilt, with a potential exhibition against Missoulans or a composite Butte amateur team on April 27. After the park setup in Butte, the team heads to the coast to begin the season. Marvin Hart of Louisville stopped Dick O'Brien in the third round at Music Hall with a solar plexus knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCloskey
Butte
Buttes
Missoulans
Missou
Louisville
Marvin Hart
Dick O'Brien
Lewiston
Music Hall
O'Brien
Hart
Flynn Defeats Bean in Salt Lake City Bout
Jimmy Flynn of Colorado won a decision over Willard Bean the Fighting Missionary of Provo Utah at the Salt Lake Athletic Club. The bout was fast from the start with Bean showing clever ducking to survive the later rounds but remained outclassed after the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Jimmy Flynn
Colorado
Williard Bean
Provo
Utah
Salt Lake Athlet
Bean
Erne and Gans Post Bail For Fort Erie 20 Round Bout
Frank Erne and Joe Gans each posted $500 to fight May 1 at the International club in Fort Erie across the Buffalo river. The match is set for 20 rounds at 138 pounds with weigh in at ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Frank Erne
Joe Gans
International Club
Fort Erie
Helena Ball Club Makes Onfield Plans For Season
Helena report says Joseph Schaeffer formerly with Rockford Illinois last year will play second base and the outfield for Helena. The nine depart for Walla Walla tomorrow for practice as Manager Flannery aims to add two more players who will join at Walla Walla but names are not yet disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Joseph Schaeffer
Rockford
Ill
Walla Walla
Flannery
Anaconda Gun Club Plans State Tournament Across Tracks
The Anaconda gun club will host the annual state trapshooting tournament next May 31 and June 1 at the race track grounds. Secretary James Cochran oversees a nearly finished programme with twice as many events as last year and expects record attendance from clubs statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
James Cochran
Great Falls
Jocal Cub
Croumis
Anacoads
Sun Club
Republicans Elect City Ticket Led by Frank Van Loo
Toledo April 7 The republicans elect their city ticket headed by Frank Van Loo for street commissioner by an average of votes. They also gain a majority in the board of councilmen and a two thirds majority in the board of aldermen. This marks a complete political reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Frank van Loo
Board of Aldermen
Ferris Defeats Jackson For Probate Judge Seat In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on April 7 W H Jackson a democrat and five year superior court veteran loses re election as probate judge to Howard Ferris by about 16 000 votes Ferris 28 291 Jackson 11 491 socialist ticket under 500 Ferris wins in a total 42 000 votes half the November total election turnout reflects lower participation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
W. H. Jackson
Howard Ferris
Ferris
Jackson
Soe
Mine disaster near Hunker claims Lon Bolsmer
In Dawson on March 25 reporting from Seattle on April 7 Lon Bolsmer was killed when earth caved in on him during a mine operation on No 22 below Hunker Thompson narrowly escaped injury. The deceased’s home has not yet been repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Seattle
Lon Bolsmer
Hunker
Thompson
Wires From Valdes to Eagle Near Rampart Repaired
Dispatches from Daw son announce by authority of Lieut. W B Grimm that the government wires from Valdes to Eagle will soon be completed. Near Rampart service had been interrupted by wire cutting with no culprits identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Dawson
W. B. Grimm
Valdes
Eagle
Rampart
Seaport Tiracas Captured by Revolutionary Forces
Reports from Willemstad state Tiracas in Lara was seized on April 3 by Solagany led revolutionaries. German merchants in Caracas say Barquisimeto has been occupied by the revolutionists since April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willemstad
Tiracas
Lara
Solagany
Caracas
Barquisimeto
Can Company Workers Go On Strike In New York
New York April 7 The employees of the American Can Company in the city numbering about four hundred went on strike today protesting the demand for a daily detailed statement of their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Can Company
Two Die in Alabama Shooting Incident
Tuolumbia Alabama April 7 two men died today from the shooting of the Negro Will Randle yesterday while resisting arrest Randle was burned to death in his own house after being fatally shot The two dying men are P A Prout and Jesse Davis William Gassoway and James Payne were wounded and expected to die
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuolumbia
Ala
Will Randle
Randle
P. A. Prout
Jesse Davis
William Gassoway
James Payne
Will
Kitchener Reports Boer Casualties in Early April
Lord Kitchener states Boer losses from the March 31 to April 1 engagement were 30 killed and 80 wounded. Commandant Erasmus was killed near Boshof in the Orange River Colony on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Erasmus
Boshof
Orange River Colony
Mrs Beale Widow of Gen Beale Dead at 75 in Washington
Mrs Mary Edwards Beale widow of Gen EK Beale and mother in law of John R McLean of Ohio died in Washington at age 75. She was a social leader and her home hosted many notable gatherings of prominent people in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Edwards Beale
EK. F Beale
John R. McLean
Ohio
Cleveland party slate sweeps city offices in April election
In Cleveland on April 7, Starr Cadwallader won as school director over H D Sargent by 3000 votes, H D Coffinberry defeated W F Hoppensack for city treasurer by the same margin, three school council seats filled, J L Reilly became justice of the peace as 8 of 11 new councilmen elected. Glenville votes to annex to Cleveland. Coffinberry appointed treasurer after George Kurtz’s death. Mayor Tom Johnson active in campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Starr Cadwallader
H. D. Sargent
H. D. Coffinberry
W. F. Hoppensack
J. L. Reilly
Glenvillé
Coffinberry
George P. Kurtz
Tom Johnson
Marietta Sails From Colombia To New York
The navy department reports the gunboat Marietta sailed yesterday for New York after guarding American interests at Colombia. The cruiser Phoebe may remain at Panama or the Pacific side to await developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Marietta
Ben
Colombia
New York
Phi'a
Panama
Pacific
Supreme Court Refuses Dismissal in Sampson Prize Claim
Washington April 7 The United States Supreme Court refused to grant the motion to dismiss Admiral Sampson's suit seeking prize money for the guns and armament of the Spanish vessel Maria Teresa captured off Santiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Sampson
Maria Teresa
Santiago
Powderly Resigns as Commissioner General of Immigration
In Washington April 7 President receives T W Powderly resignation as commissioner general of immigration. The move follows political tensions and Powderly has placed the document in the president's hands for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. W. Powderly
Pow
Sargent to Succeed Derly Temporarily as Commissioner Resigns
The report states Frank P. Sargent will succeed Derly in office, but only for about a month, as the commissioner's resignation is expected to be accepted by the president before that period elapses.
Lieutenant Sinclair Acquitted in Abuse Case
Washington report says General Chaffee informed the War Department that Lieutenant Sinclair was investigated for abusing Private Richter, tried, acquitted, and that all papers were mailed on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chaffee Cabes
War Department
Sinclair
Richter
Kritzinger Acquitted. Held as Ordinary Prisoner
London dispatch from Lord Kitchener reports Commandant Kritzinger captured December 17 on the Hanover road in Cape Colony is cleared by court martial of four murders and cruelty charges. He is to be treated as an ordinary prisoner instead of a military defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Kritzinger
French
Hanover Road
Cape Colony
Ki ng Finishes Strong in Butte Pool Match
W. W. King held a dominant position over J. A. Uhl at the Auditorium in Butte, as King led 333 to 200 after last night’s play with the match to continue tonight. King showcased sharp cut shots and long precision runs, prompting audience applause and shaping a lopsided early lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. King
J. A. Uhl
Butte
Kng
Uhl
King
Supples Stops McFadden After Four Rounds in New Britain
Curley Supples replaced Art Simms in a bout against George McFadden of New York. The four round match was tame until Supples was knocked down after one minute of the fifth round and counted out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain, Conn
Curley Supples
Art Simms
George McFadden
New York
Supples
Austrian Troops Sought to Restore Order in Nobzar District
Vienna reports the Neue Freie Presse claims Austrian troops will be used to restore order in Nobzar in European Turkey. The move would mark a significant step toward partition of Turkey and redraw regional control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Nobzar
Turkey
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