Gold Heels Sparks Debate Over Status Among Old-Line Racers
East and West turf writers weigh Gold Heels against past champions after Suburban and Brighton wins. Prominent horsemen like Charles Littlefield John Hyland Morse and A J Joyner offer guarded praise, noting race conditions and older horses could challenge him, while some believe him the best seen in years.
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Gold Heels
Med We Horne
Charles Littlefield
Watercolor
Tain
David Pigeon
John Hyland
Fae Morse
A. J. Joyner
Gold Heels Stirs Debate Over Best Horse of The Year
Racing men debate comparing Gold Heels with older stars, praising his speed and weight carrying, while noting difficulty in cross year comparisons. Quotes from J Dwyer Lee, Green Morris, John J McCafferty, Scully, Wimmer, Hildreth, Drake and others stress Gold Heels as a standout recent horse, with opinions on Hamburg Blues Hindoo and Salt others.
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Madden
Henry
George E. Smith
Pittsburg
Phil
Hie
Green R
Morris
Brighton
Php J. Dwyer
Lee
Kingston
Hanover
Luke Blackburn
Hindoo
Brookly Tilly Lakeland
Hamburg
John J. McCafferty
W. C. Scully
Morse
Salvator
Peter Wimmer
Jimmy Howe
Jockey Buchanan Signs With Pat Dunne After Vanderbilt Release
Jockey W H Buchanan, released by W K Vanderbilt for failing to win on subpar horses, signs with turfman Pat Dunne. Buchanan, once with Vanderbilt, rode 217 mounts and won 30 races last year and recently married. He trained under Barney Sehrieber in San Francisco and previously faced park track bans. Dunne, lacking Winkfield due to injury, welcomes Buchanan as a strong rider to support Gold Heels and other top horses in the East, noting Wax Taper's performance last season.
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W. H. Buchanan
W. K. Vanderbilt
Pat Dunne
West
Buchanan
Danne
Vanderbilt Stable
Barney ‘Sehrieber
San Francisco
Sehreibe
Vanderbilt
New York
Dunne
Winkfield
McChesney
Harlem
Boxing Scandals and Racing Falls Highlight Historic Sports Tour
In London and on American tracks readers glimpse a toppled crown of boxing bouts and a famed horse race duel. Allegations claim most National Sporting Club fights were fixed or known by insiders. Gus Ruhm dominated Tom Sharkey in a cutting fight while Tom Sharkey suffered injuries. Tom Ryan’s defeat to Johnny Gorman stirs talk of private boxing for elite members.
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National Sporting Club of London
Ryan
Ernc
Gus Rhum
Tom Sharkey
Akron
Sharkey
Jabbe Tom
Runlin
Tom
Tommy Ryan
Tohnny Gorman
Coronation
London
New York
National Sportsing Club
Jarem Mace
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Gorman
Tommy
Trotting match prize money awarded to Boraima and Lord stake
The second installment of forfeits money totaling fifty five thousand dollars is awarded for the two great trotting matches between Thomas Lawson's Boraima and E E Smathers' Lord. The purse distribution marks a major payday for owners and trainers as the series concludes with a final tally.
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Thomas Lawson
Boraima
E. E. Smathers
Big stakes race eyed for August track match
The Abbot and Lord Derby races involve 10,000 with speculation on the big stake winner. A $40,000 prize plus estimated $15,000 gate receipts makes total winnings around $35,000 for each match. Both matches have proceeded smoothly and the final date is set for August 2 at Hart track where the horses will be in peak condition for the turf battle.
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Verby
Boralma
John
Scannell
Abbot
English and American rowing styles at Henley discussed
A correspondent quotes Titus on why English crews dominate Henley and on how English heavy water favors their stroke. He argues American boats suit lighter water and claims his shell is superior but plans to return next year to aim for the diamonds. A horse jumping accident in Harlem kills rider Taylor. A mile race for gentleman riders and a National Cycling Association half mile final see Kramer beating Taylor.
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Titus
Henley
Attaif
Ameri Them
Kelly
Etherington Smith
Tam
Beffore
Aockey Taylor
Harlem
Taylor
Parrell
di Taylor
Lou
Washington
Frank Kramer
National Cycling Association
Kramer
George Collett
Tver Lawson
No Change in Its Policy At Commercial Cable
London reports George G. Ward says Mackay death will not alter policy or contracts. Board will decide who becomes president. progress and Pacific line contracts proceed as planned. Newport news notes a spate of weddings including Miss Stella Starion Tuttier and Lieut Arthur Chester, with further nuptials of Miss Lillie Delrichs, Peter Martin, Sarah and Iam Astor, and the Van Alen Collier wedding, limited to family.
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London
George G. Ward
Commercial Cable Company
John Mackay
Hess
Mackay
Mackays
Pacific le
Newpor Newport
Jamestown
Famie
Pres
Guthrie Dean Commutes Murderer Bruner to Life
In Guthrie Oklahoma a dean announced the governor commuted Bruner from death to life imprisonment for the December murder of Martin West near Viola Springs. The governor kept the decision secret citing concerns of mob action and the prisoner's youth.
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Guthrie
Okla
Dean
Bruner
Daring Train Hold-Up Shocks Great Falls as He Mexicans Secure 850000
A bold hijack on a Mexican Central train near Great Falls leads to a dramatic seizure of 850000. The incident, described as a daring hold-up, unsettles the region and prompts a swift police response. Authorities pursue suspects and review security measures.
Wool market records and a Mexico train robbery summary
The Montana wool market reports dozens of clips sold to buyers like Whitman and Thayer at varied cents per pound, signaling strong demand. Separately in El Paso a bold dawn train robbery near Bernalillo netted about 50000 in currency and inquiries focus on a passenger suspected of aiding the robbers.
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Montana
Te HL
Thayer
F. Orcutt
Rand Co. and. Sheep Company
Cheton
Nelson Sheep “Company
Great Falla
Whitman, Worth & Thayer
Son Sheep Company
Orcutt
Maconte
Sande
el Paso
Texas
Bernisitto
Bernijilo
Buckler
Chihuahua
Cme
Outlaw Tracy Sighted Near Woodburn Town Meet
A young man thought to be Tracy, the outlaw, was spotted near Woodburn at 7 tonight riding with two revolvers and a Winchester. Authorities notified, extra guards placed on the Salem prison wall as a possible raid was anticipated but no further developments reported.
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Falem
Ure
Woodburn
Frank Pickens
Cutekilis
Tone
Beyele
Tracy
Pick- Jena
Ralem
Meyele
Salem
Finhty
Plekens
Hiab
Peakvise
Arran
Salem State
McLabes
Lee
North Dakota Republicans confirm ticket at state convention
North Dakota Republicans met in Fargo on July 7 to amend the resolutions report to include a plank urging resubmission of the prohibition question. The effort was unsuccessful but drew surprise at its popularity. The ticket, led by L. F. Marshall for Congress and Frank White Barnes for governor, passed solidly amid attempts to split the party.
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Fargo
N. D
Emtoris
Streeter
Emmons County
Moday
Coogress
L. F. Marshall
Dickey
RLF
Spalding
Cass
Frank White Barnes
David Bartlett
Griggs
Supreme Court
John M. Cachrane
Grand Forks
RF. Porter
Foster
Seattle protest pays fine under protest in federal contempt case
In Seattle a man paid a $300 fine under protest for contempt of the U S district court after a writ was issued by Judge Wicker sham. He initially gave a check to Marshal Richards but was forced to swap to the court clerk. Court Official Johnson held the writ as the accused saloon keeper faced seizure while Richards cites inability to pay due to missing salary remittances. The convicted marshal and alderman have a year to appeal and are delaying to pressure the new federal judge. Joseph D.
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Seattle
United States
Marshal Ichards
United States District Court
Wickersham
Marshal Richards
Johnson
Jourden
Washington
Yall
Joseph 'D
Murderers of Marquis De Mores Trial Resumes in Suen
At La Suen near Tunis on July 23 witnesses cited by the government testified about the killing of the Marquis De Mores last June near Gabex. The jury debated whether Tousregs carried out the murder and unanimously concluded that De Mores was killed by an attack despite serious injuries.
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Tunis
Suen
Here
Marquis de Mores
Gabex
Acquittal Report Shakes Prisoner Case in Ensenada
A special ist says Governor Sanguines, accused in a jail shooting, remains confined in Ensenada prison after a court martial verdict appears to acquit him. details forwarded to Mexico City. In Harlem, W C Hensen plans to sell a wool clip and buy two Harlem sheep ranches. A Sun excursion set for August under World organization, fare $2.25.
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An Diego
Cal
St. Denis
Enzanada
Sanguines
Mexico
Falls
W. C. Hensen
Harlem
George Latter
Bat Old Ewes
Congress Debates Loan Aimed at Cuban Army Pay
The loan matter absorbs both houses as the House considers a 25 million dollar loan to fund Cuban army payments. The debate centers on the loan’s use and approval.
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Havana
Suny
Congress
Maximum Keowux Iowa Jury Case Flood Crest Reached
Flood conditions in Mississippi region reported with crests near noon and river levels easing. Observers note the crest at a major junction, with reductions of several inches at key gauges including Quincy. Status remains monitored as authorities assess damage and safety measures.
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Keowux
Iowa
Hanenibal
Quincy
Emperor William schoolsPolish policy amid army maneuvers
The article reports Polish workers fleeing poverty as hundreds head north to Dubuque area work. It notes Chamberlain Morinsil appeals to Emperor William to skip a visit to Posen during September maneuvers, fearing Polish fanatic harm. Racial tension rises as Berlin papers question the visit. The Emperor likely will not alter plans, aiming to declare policy in Polish territory and avoid ceding personal supervision.
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Berlin
Morinsil
William
Posen
Prussian
Poland
Galicia
Boston Banquet Prepares for National Figures Visit
Bryan Edward Shepard and EM Carmack are set to speak at a Boston Democratic banquet on Beach tomorrow. Mayor Patri Coline will host as former Cleveland-era consul general. The party plans to arrive early, rest briefly, then depart for Nantucket after a midday dinner at Rockland House attended by about 300 attendees before a large tent speech session.
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Boston
Bryan
Nantucket
Rock ‘Nd House
Washington Officials Close Conference on Civil War Pensions
Secretary Daw and Secretary Cortelyou held a final conference on paying the appropriation for pensions related to the death and burial of President McKinley. A notice was sent to each potential claimant to forward a formal claim and voucher, with funds transmitted soon after. No detailed expenditures will be published, but an announcement will follow once all claims are settled.
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Washington
Daw
Cortelyou
McKinley
Congress
Delegation to Cleveland Guests of Hanna Wassington Pair
Senator Hanna Wassington and Mrs Hanna will travel to Cleveland tonight and will be hosted by Senator and Mrs Hanna. They plan to visit Canton and General Corbin's former home, and General Corbin may proceed West after a Fort Leavenworth event.
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Wassington
Comtenera
Mra
H.C. Corbin
Norrow
Cleveland
Seddon Warns Britain of American Capitalist Monopolies
London on July 23 reports Premier Richard J. Seddon of New Zealand warned at Caineford, Essex, that combinations of American capitalists threaten British commerce by monopolizing railways and shipping, urging the country to awaken to the peril.
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London
Caineford
Sinking of steamship Primus near Hamburg claims many lives
A collision in the Elbe River between the steamship Primus and the tug Hansa on Monday morning led to the Primus sinking. At least 109 people were drowned, with the figure later reported as 140 dead. The disaster occurred near Hamburg, stirring widespread grief and rescue efforts.
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Hamburg
Primus
Elbe
Hansa
Butte Briefs Marriage Licenses Issued
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to William Goslin and Wilberga Lenard and Frank A. Moran and Mary Sullivan.
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William Goslin
Wilberga Lenard
Frank A. Moran
Mary. Sullivan
Ear torn in Galena street scrap with unknown man
Big French Joe, a local character, lost part of his ear in a Thursday morning fight on a Galena street when an unnamed assailant bit it off and fled. Dr Hall sewed the severed ear pieces back, and Joe left feeling poorly on one side of his head.
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Joe
Galena Street
Deserted Child Seeks Local Adoption Amid Family Turmoil
A one year old boy named Joseph R Inanwell, deserted by his parents Joseph and Nellie Shadwell nine years ago, is being cared for by Mrs Neves while a petition for local adoption is prepared. Special dispatch notes Tom Neves, whose father recently died in Butte, Montana, arrived in Nome from Candie Creek with Mrs Noyes and plans to depart for Hutte when the Senator returns.
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Joseph R. Inanwell
Joseph and
Nellie Shadwell
St .Seattle
Tom Neves
Butte, Mont
Nome
Candie Creek
Old Professor Maguire Recalls Archbishop Tom Croke
Obituary notice for Most Rev. Thomas W. Croke bishop of Cashel, praised as a brilliant Irish prelate who shaped national and diocesan affairs. The piece traces his rise from Cloyne to Rome, St Coleman's College, Auckland, and ultimately Cashel, noting his role in Ireland's emancipation and leadership.
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Archbishop
Ireland
Hutte
Tom
John Maguirevack
Magaire
Huw Ireland
Thomas W
Cashel
John McHale
Croke
Ponl
Cale Jen
Cardinal Mes Cane
Prient
Propleton
Cloyne
Rome
Paris
Irish College
Mallow Asan
Justin McCarthy
Kean
St. Coleman's
Thomas W. Croke
Ite
South
St Coleman's
Auckland
New Zealand
Holy Father
International Mining Congress Aims For Relief In Sept
The Mining Congress reports that existing relief is utterly inadequate and motivates the creation of an International Mining Congress. Each annual meeting petitions for relief from the onerous burden of the extra lateral law. The upcoming Butte session is expected to renew this petition and call for organization across mining interests nationwide. The congress plans to push for a governmental mining department and notes that the session will begin in September.
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Butte
Department of Mining
Congress
Boland Loses Roll After Union Leader Cashes Check
Patrick Boland veteran miner and former Bat Miners' union president said he had lost more than 90 dollars after being paid and cashing a check for about 95. He sat in a California brewery listening to music before leaving at midnight and finding his pocket light with only three dollars in silver remaining. he could offer no plausible explanation for the missing money.
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Patrick Boland
Bat Miners’ Union
Mr. Boland
Heinze Heads to Alaska for Purchases and Rail Business
Frank Heinze plans a trip to Alaska for purchasing and rail logistics tied to the Northern Pacific coast concerns. He will be away about three weeks, dividing time between private matters and railroad contract work with Whitmore and Bim Steinemeier.
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FA. Teinge. Presiaem
Monaha ‘Oee
Wiscave Toonignt
Wil
Alaska
Whitmore
Unclear wedding rites reported by court official
A court official described an unusual ceremony involving a judge marrying individuals yesterday. The proceedings were concise and completed within the criminal trial timeframe, with the judge accommodating the request and performing the ceremony.
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