Irish Lad Wins Baquelyn Handicap in Tight Finish
Irish Lad, 3 year old owned by Harry Payne Whitney and H B Duryea, edged Gunfire by three inches to win the Baquelyn Handicap at Gravesend in 2 05 2 5. Dom Paul and Igniter followed in a star-studded field that included Heno Injunction and Yardarm. Worth’s purse totaled 18160 with 15150 to the winner, 2000 to second, 1000 to third.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
H. B. Duryea
Gravesend
Banastar
W. C. Whitney
Gunfire
W. S. Fanshawe
Heno
Foxhall Keene
In‘Junction
Jacob Worth
Dom Paul
Alexander Shield
Hunter Raine
Herbert
Bonnibert
Igniter
Worth
Trish Lad
Irish Lad
Injunction
Colonel Bill
Ignitor
Colonel Bill Bell
Mom Paul
Whitneys
Father and Son
O'Neill
Floral Horseshoe
Lad O'Neill
Bill
Gannon
Articulate
Larsen
Yardarm
Haack
Niter
Cochran
Onnibert, McCue
Odom
Horse races full card results with winners listed
The report lists race by race winners and times. Northern Star won the first handicap over six fur longs with Astarita second and Invincible third in 1 09 2. Ohnet won the hurdle handicap over about a mile and six furlongs in 2 15 2 5 with McGrathiana Prince second and Draughts wan third. Expectation Brakes won five furlongs with Broomstick second and Tim Sulliv third in 1 00 2 5. Bates Beach won five furlongs with Lather on second and Walter In third in 1 00 1 5. Wild Pirate won the selling mile and 70 yards with Daisy Green second and Northbrook third in 1 46.
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Northern Star
Astarita
Invincible
Ohnet
McGrathiana Prince
Expectation
Broomstick
Tim Sulliv
Dimple
Bates Beach
Lather
Walter
Wild Pirate
Daisy Green
Northbrook
Hawthorne Track Meet Results Highlight Six Races
In Chicago on May 28 Hawthorne hosted six races. Lord Melbourne won the first mile, Skillful the five furlongs, Jordan the mile and an eighth, Susie Christian the four and a half furlongs, Moroni the mile and sixteenth, and Sardine the six furlongs. Prodigal Son, High Chancellor, Beau Ormonde, Rolling Boer, and others placed in various positions with times noted for each event.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Lord Melbourne
Prodigal Son
High Chancellor
Skillful
Beau Ormonde
Lucien Aptieby
Jordan
Rolling Boer
John McGurk
Susie Christian
Play Ball
Katie Powers
Scene
Horse Races at Fair Ground Result Summary
In St Louis on May 28 the fair ground hosted six races. Woodcock won the first race over six and a half furlongs with Martin Brady in third. Check Morgan won the second race over four and a half furlongs with Lona 8 second and Sweet Myrtle third. Kine Beazley Corn won the third mile 70 yards selling with Leenia second and EKocyrs third. Frank Bell won the fourth six furlongs handicap with Father Weather second and Malster third. Dottie Shute won the fifth six and a half furlongs selling with Sardian second and Deer Hunter third. Virgie d Or won the sixth mile 70 yards selling with Pirateer second and Lunar third.
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St. Louis
Woodcock
Martin Brady
Check Morgan
Lona
Sweet Myrtle
Leenia Secord
Ekocyrs
Frank Bell
Father Weather
Malster
Dottie Shute
Sardian
Deer Hunter
Virgie d'Or
Pirateer
Lunar
Latonia Derby Day Six Furlong Race Result
Ocone won the six furlong race at Latonia in Cincinnati on May 28 with Verve finishing second and Sweet Charity third. Time was 1 18.
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Cincinnati
Ocone
Verve
Sweet Charity
Weights and Entries for Today's Races at Chicago Track
Entries listed for tomorrows card across six races led by First race four and one half furlongs selling. Notable weights include Susie Christian 109 Estab lish 106 Jennie Moore 106 Bernice 104 and Sol Smith 104. Weather is cloudy with a heavy track and fourteen runners listed in the tail.
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Chicago
Susie Christian
Establish
Jennie Moore
Bernice
Banwell
Sol Smith
Lawndale
Soldier of Fortune
Leech
Glisten
Ida Davis
Polly Winter
Capitol
Wangdoodle
Commodore Dewey
Lee Stinson
Flying Torpedo
Jack Demond
Airlight
Jordan
Mike Strauss
Sharpless
Alice Dougherty
Pupil
Dooskin
Pirate
Della Ostrand
Mary Moore
Safeguard
Jet
Kiwasa
Pacific National league chief to visit Helena this week
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports President W. H. Lucas of the Pacific National league will arrive in Helena late this week and stay a day before proceeding to Butte. Lucas noted California Pacific Nationals teams are thriving in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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The
Standard
Helena
W. H. Lucas
Pacific National League
Butte
Portluvia
Lucas
California
Pacific Nationals
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Reliance Wins Another Fleet Race in Long Island Sound
In New York on May 28 the Reliance defeated Columbia and Constitution in a yacht race off Long Island Sound after Constitution lost its topmast early. Reliance finished about a mile ahead of Columbia with a final margin of 8 minutes 27 seconds over Constitution, which struggled after the spar topmast broke.
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New York
Constitution
Long Island Sound
Reliance
Columbia
August Bemont
Bristol
Soessiciccacs
Roubaco
Rite Commis
Ante Reliance
Amon Ck Siadaiele Unseen Cote Oo
Anita A
Tks
Tinhnavencaan Reliance
Rainstorm Boosts Yellowstone Valley Crops
A heavy shower yesterday afternoon gave way to a steady downpour lasting several hours. The rain covered the Yellowstone valley, with benefits for growing crops anticipated across the region.
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Yellowstone Valley
Lemhi Agent Yearian visits Dillon with 17 Indian students
Acting Lemhi Indian Agency head Z M Yearian and Mrs Yearian arrived in Dillon to escort 10 Lemhi youths to the Salem Oregon industrial school for trades. Seven more Lemhi youths study at Fort Shaw Montana. A $10,000 girls dormitory is under contract to expand the agency school to 120 pupils.
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Standard
Dillon
Z. M. Yeamian
Lemhi
Idaho
Yearian
Salem
Ore
Lemhi Reservation
Fort Shaw, Mont
Yeaman
Yearlan
Mr. Yeaman
Tenday
Montana
Pioneer Day Doings in Hamilton City
Hamilton High School plans a joint Pioneer Day and Memorial Day program for tomorrow. Old settlers receive personal invitations as a committee gathers addresses and the event features songs recitations essays and tales from the Bitter Root pioneers led by students Carrie Iddings Bessie Bakey Louise Brown Kittie Drayton and others with Bert Bishop William Harris Lindahl Johnson and Miss Tena McLeod among the readers.
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Hamilton
Hamilton High School
Columbia
Montana
Carrie Lddings
Bessie Bakey
Rockies
Louise Brown
Bill and Parson
Kittie Drayton
Mendelssohn Clut
Reading
Carrie Adams
Lindahl Johnson
Caloocan
William Harris
Tena McLeod
Edna Brown
Bert Bishop
America
Echool
Northern Pacific expands wool warehouse in Billings
The Northern Pacific company hires more workers to enlarge and improve the Billings wool warehouse. Aiming for a near perfect sample room for sales, they install a new sky light and add side windows, totaling three skylights and several side openings.
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Standard
Northern Pacific Company
Special Car for Teachers for Vacation Trip
Superintendent C. 8 reports the public school is negotiating with the Burlington railroad to charter a special car for teachers of the city. They expect to go east as soon as schools close for vacation, with about 100 will travel to Iowa Nebraska and Missouri under a special rate if possible with Pullman accommodations.
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Brothers of the Public School
Burlington Railroad
To &O
Schoors
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Pulluas
Blame Sought After Roosevelt Speech Change in Helena
In Helena on May 28 union labor leaders lamented Roosevelt's only Capitol speech and a skipped labor address at the Auditorium. Howard Smith and W. W. Hillis urged investigation to identify who was responsible for altering the program and sidestepping labor organizations. They vowed to remember the offending party and address the issue through official channels.
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Standard
Helena
Roosevelt
W. W. Hillis
Trades and Labor Assembly
Capitol
Howard
Smith
Organized Labor
Sixth Avenue
Labor
Philips code misreads alter Judge Knowles item on Kinna
Special Dispatch from Helena reports the Philips telegraph code caused a misprint in the Helena Standard. The wire item said Mr Kinna was the son of John Kinna and Indian for Commissioner, though Clarence J. Kinna is not Indian and is a longtime Helena pioneer and former postmaster involved in Montana civic life.
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Helena
Walter Philips
Philips
Helena Date
Knowles
United States Court
Clarence J. Kinna
United States
Lowrey
Teton County
Mr. Kinna
John Kinna
My. Kinng
Montana
Helens
Billings to Host Park City In Season Opener
Park City brings a strong youth and amateur cohort to Billings for the season opener against the local club. Billings abandons professional play this year but fields several first rate amateurs including Grieves of Appelle Drug and Argersinger of Coe Commission who have previously played with top national clubs.
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Standard
Billings
Park City
Grieves
Appelle Drug Company
Argersinger
Coe Commission Company
Woman May Inspect Document On Daughter Estate
New York May 21 Justice Greenbaum ruled that Mrs Hannah F B Nelson mother of Mrs Charles Lt Pair may inspect the original document alleged to relinquish all rights to her daughter's estate for 15000 dollars. Defendants' counsel denied the paper's existence but said they hold related documents referring to the settlement.
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New York
Crank Threats Tie Boise Grand Stand to President Visit
Early today Adjutant General Vickers seized unsigned letters warning of a grand stand bombing during President Roosevelt’s reception in Boise. Police treated the threat as crank activity and tightened security as the president and party arrived at and left the state capitol.
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Standard
Boise
Idaho
Vickers
Francis
Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
State House
Grand Stand
Jefferson Street
Capitol Grounds
Morrison
French government to pay for Angelle Le Grand return
A New York consul letter says France will cover Angelle Le Grand's repatriation. Le Grand, brought from Paris by Camilo Leon about a year ago, was to be placed in Spokane as a worker but allegedly intended for a house of ill fame. Leon, 4 years old? has been convicted of procuring women and is serving five years in Washington State prison.
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Standard
Helena
New York
Angelle le Grand
le Grand
Paris
Camilo Leon
Spokane
Leon
Travis
Waa
Washington State
Ladies plan Fourth of July fair at Carnegie Park
Miles City reports the Carnegie Library association preparing an open air fair in the park on the Fourth of July with support from local business houses. A pavilion for dancing will be erected and dances scheduled for July 4 and July 8, with weekly dances continuing afterward.
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Standard
Miles City
Carnegie Library Association
Spokane Player Joins Colfax as Captain and Catcher
Spokane, May 2. Cateher Mille of the Spokane team in the Pacific National league has been released by Manager Garrett to become captain and catcher for the Colfax club in the Inland league.
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Spokane
Wash
Cateher Mille
Garrett
Colfax
Kmpre
Gold Dust Purchases Break Yukon Banking Records at Dawson
A Dawson from Vancouver report notes unprecedented gold dust purchases by two banks and vast deposits totaling near 500000 dollars in two days. Over 800000 to 900000 more expected, with Yukon output projected to top last year by sizable margins. A separate note mentions John Robert and Count Emile de Bourelli fleeing with cash bail as police refrain from pursuit.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dawson
Yukon
Gord
John Robert
Paris
France
Emile de Bourelli
Birch Creek District Emerges With New Smelter Boom
Special Correspondent reports William Owsley of the Indian Queen mine says a Western Mining Company smelter near the mine will start ore smelting within a year. The plant, the county’s only matte furnace, will process ore and the dump ore, boosting Birch Creek activity. Copper ore near the Queen runs high, with gold and silver values. development includes a shaft near " feet deep and 1000 feet of tunnels.
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Standard
Dillon
William Owsley
Indian Queen
Birch Creek
Western Mining Company
Tapis
Owsley
Trains Delayed by East Weather Across Lines
Special Dispatch reports heavy rainstorms caused major delays on Northern Pacific and Burlington routes. Westbound and eastbound trains arrived several hours late, with washouts between Lincoln and St Joseph and floods in western Minnesota disrupting service.
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Billings
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Kansas City
Lincoln
St Joseph
North Coast Limited
Minnesota
Memorial Day Services and Veterans Gather Here
A special dispatch to Standhard reports May Day and Deportation day survivors will be held in the city cemetery two miles west of town on Saturday afternoon. Civil and Spanish-American War veterans will assemble at the fire hall then march to the cemetery where Rev. W. D. Clark will speak and graves will be decorated by a veterans committee. The Huster band will play as 1% soldiers of the Ware merged in the Billings.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Roosevelt
Fort Hall Reservation
Morrison
R. Steely
D. W. Stanwood
Frank Iooding
United States
Heyburn
Clark Kimball Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Philippine Veterans
Boise
Eleva
W. D. Clark
Billings
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