Neptune Stakes For Injunction and Miss Mitchell Triumphs
New York July 12 Injunction wins the Neptune stakes six furlongs with Salt Maker second and Africander third. Miss Mitchell wins the Punchetown steeplechase with Rising Sun second and Fophone third. Prince Hichara and Gold Money also win their races as Tom Kenny shines in the Handbag event.
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New York
Inj
Ton Neptima
Breareuils
Gasen
Nese Suikes Bas
Fle
Chij
Taverney i
Michel
Mitchell
Tom Kenny
So Pruids
Neves
Rotshed
Prince Hichara
Los
Rice
Hason
Astor
Rightan
Burns
Smuthy
Mamari
Shea
O'Connor
Shaw
Salt Maker
Wonderly
Africander
Turner
Woodlake
Gold van
River Pirate
Gimbrack
Monte Carlo
Miss Stitchell
Lip
Ara
Rising Sun
Ray
Fophone
Finnegan
Perion
Reformer
Doggett
Wo Emshee
Bessie McCarthy
Wondarly
Black
Wissendine
Worry
Bonus
Oo Deotht
Yacht Races Off Newport Marked By Mishaps
Newport R I July 12 Special There was splendid sport in the final day’s racing of the New York Yacht Club special races off this port today with several mishaps. The Etruria was dismasted near the outer mark, and other boats suffered rigging losses. Mineola beat Rainbow by three minutes twenty nine seconds in the 70 foot class. Neola defeated Wotamoe in the 60 foot class, Amorita beat Muriel by fifteen seconds, Elmina disabled. Pontiac won Buzzard Bay class and Esperanza won among Newport 30 footers.
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Newport
R. I
New York Yacht Club
Heektsi
F. F. Brewster
New Haven
Charles Smitherg
Muriel
Herman B. Duryea
Humma
Necla
Belmont
Mineola
Cornelius Vanderblit
Rainbow
Pontiac
Mamie Ozburn Weds William Henry Odom at Oxford
Miss Mamie Ozburn became Mrs William Henry Odom of Oxford in a Wednesday ceremony at 5:30 p m. Rev T J Swanson officiated at the bride’s parents home. Miss Ozburn is the daughter of Fielder Ozburn, and Mr Odom is a prominent local businessman and manager of Midway Dairy Company.
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Oxford
Mamie Qzburn
William Henry Odom
T. J. Swanson
Covington
Oazburn
Fielder Ozburn
Odom
Midway Dairy Company
Harris Saw Bryan in Lincoln After Portland Trip
Ellrett Harris of Macon Georgia reports from Port land Oregon where the Travelers Protective Association held its annual convention. On the way home he called on William Jennings Bryan at Lincoln Nebraska, and Bryan stated he will not run for president again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Bryan
Macon
Ellett Harris
Travelers’ Protective Association
Portland
Oreg
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Nebr
United States
Favorites Lose All Events at Del Mar Contested Finish
Thoroughbred race card from Del Mar with Helen Print favored in seven races. Helen Print and Father Wenther were disqualified for fouling after a bumping stretch run, Jordan placed first, Sambo second, Buccleuth third. Weather clear, track fast, results list multiple races with winners and times.
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St Loui
del Mar Tages
Guscumade
Byeatvele Waa
Seatlea
Helen Print
Jordan
Father Wenther
Sambo
Buccleuth
Dutch Carter
Gickinley
John Moston
T. Walsh
Ladas
Fempking
Saguenay
Mr. Timberlake
St Vitus
Jane Ferris
Lexington Bess
Judge Cantril
Model Monarch
Battiste
Mindora
T Walsh
Sailors Dream
T. O'Brien
A Lark
Daisy Hawthorne
Little Grant
Robert G Lansing
Deer Hunter
Dale
Bucetouth
O'Neil
Little Arrow
Croix o'Or
Kalos
T O'Brien
Bengal
Fauntleroy
Amigari
M ‘Thompson
Velasquez
Dr. Cave
St. Cuthbert
Evidences of Progress in South Carolina Mills and Lines
In Columbia on July 42 a commission issued for a $200,900 cotton mill at Ninety Six with Ellison A. Smythe involved, and officials announced a 23 mile electric road will be constructed from Charleston to Summerville, signaling regional growth.
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South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Ellison A. Smythe
Charleston
Summervilie
Royer Granted Habeas Corpus Bond in Stepmother Murder Case
In Athens Alabama on July 12 special report says Royer, a Lanes Beat farmer jailed for the alleged murder of his stepmother, was granted a habeas corpus hearing before Judge William I Simpson and released on a $3000 bond. He had been near death in jail for three days and was moved to his country home seven miles west after bond was posted.
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Royer
Athens
Ala
Willam Royer
Lanes Beat
William I. Simpson
Roger
Pond
Mrr and Mrs Aycock Buried in Georgia Tragedy
In Dublin Georgia on July 42 Special Ordinary Wood reports the drowning of Mr and Mrs B Aycock in the Ogeechee River while bathing three miles from Scarboro. The couple, husband and wife, slipped into deep water as quicksand pulled them apart ending in a fatal embrace as rescuers recovered their bodies.
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Aycock
Dublin
Wood
Bulloch County
B. Aycock
Ogeechee
Housband
Scarboro
Argregor Wins Young Handicap at Washington Park
Argregor defeats Scarlet Lily by a neck to win the Young handicap at Washington Park amid a strong field. Hunter Raine rallies the Lily mare to nose in a photo finish. Bearlet Lily finished far back at 25 to 1. Other races include Au Revoit winning the first and Jack Hatlin triumphing in the second.
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Chicago
Argregor
East
Washington Park
Atgregor
Si Shooter
Scarlet Lily
Hielgerson
Six Shooter
Jiminez
Hunter Raine
Wild Pirate
Ransch
Helgerson
Lily
Ahola
W. Waldo
Gregory
Gold Bell
Air Light
Ben Chalice
Our Bessie
Foxy Kene
Glendon
Jack Hatlin
Lyne
Lendin
Bonner
Colonial Girl
Hicks
Qorontas
Hermen
Eta
Lucien Appleby
Fancy Man
Artena
Mathews
Cougar
Ben Chance
Wi ¢Munroe
John McGurk Cogswell
Lou Hazel
Lady Chorister
Trebor
Tom Wallace
Alard
Buchanan
Wen
Peat
Tansch
Major Dixon
Colonel Ballantyne
Petdrich
Fairbury
Adearies
Bronze Wing
Prior
Rose Tree
Geyser
Thine
Mary Moore
King Daly
Races Monday Entries at Delmar Park and Chicago and Brighton
Horse entries listed for Delmar Park and Chicago meetings with multiple races from six furlongs to a mile and a half. Entries include horses such as Delo Raine Morris Valmer Chaunterelle Ida Penzance Fed eralist and Kansas Lily with weights and odds. Also reports heavy rain and hail damage in Ashburn Georgia area with crop and timber damage.
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Delmar Park
Deloraine
Morris Valmer
Hansbrough
Neva
P. Jones
Harry
Sam L
Chaunterelle
Grantor
Louis Waaener
Ranco
Ida Penzance
Flop
Eva Darling
Tom’ Collins
Fred Hessig
Lee
Peter Duryea
Elsie Bramble
Elsie Barnes
Elgher
John Morton
Vidas
Sam Lazarus
Wig
Una Price
Teenju
the Phoenician
Varro
Amigari
Henry Bert
Navarino
Lunar
Mrran
Josic F
Osmond
Nettle Regent
Olan Clay
Bell Simpson
Tom Gilmors
Chicago
Furiongy
Gold Bell
Farmer Jim
Olentz
Senor
Flocarline
Magboni
Mireina
Emir
Lampoon
Dupage
Vestia
Booster
Dr Hart
Tawbert
Arian
Founding
Caliban
Ravensbury
Senor Mars
Scurtla
Hayward Hunter
Matin Bell
Faventus
Prowl
Nitrates
Omdurman
Wyeth
Glenwater
Wnlekey D
Stm
W. Headwater
Ethel Wheat
South
Trimble
Capable
Mayer
Sanserngassa
Shooting Star
Sweet Alice
Sargonic
John McGurk
Tammany Chief Brutal
Mission
Compass
Lady Chorister
Princely Sum for Racing Yearlings Leads Yearling Auction
Statistics show 458 thoroughbred yearlings sold this year at public auction for a total of 512,350 dollars with an average of 1,118. Runnymede leads in averages while Rancho del Paso sold 1388 head, including a top price of 21,000 dollars. The list details yearlings, studs, and sires, highlighting Watercress as top sire with 10 head sold and several 5,000 dollar plus bids across multiple farms.
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Lexington
Runnymede Stud
B. Haggin
Rancho del Paso
Runnymede
Wlevendorf
Biancho del Paso
Springs
Beaumont
Bells Meade
Larchmont
Mere Hill
Hira Villa
Dixiana
Dixiana Farm
Rancocas
Milbrook Kingston
Baigowan
Rosemeath
Melbourne
Caveland
Imp
Watercress
Counus
Hastings
Hamburg
Himyar
Salvator
Knight of the “Thistle
Bir Modred
Juvenal
St. Gallen
Bathampton
Ben Holladay
Sir Dixon
Goldfinch
Ruby
Esher
G Loyalist
Russell
Bassetlaw
Wagner
Onondaga
Golden Garter
Dr. McBride
the Commoner
Shapfell
Wandspring
Ossini
Goldcrest
Bossington
Haima
Imp Fontiae
Fresno
Isidor and Gurlington
Tenny
Sir Modred
Pansy
Virgil
Eee Seerey
Knight of Eilerslie
Hamburg-Imp
Rose
Calve
Calvado
Ruby Hana
Alarm
Sir Dixonslady
Wayward
Virell
Quesal
Margerique
Order
Sir Modred- Queen Besa
Marden
Imp Gold
Connemara
Stratford
Ogden
Spinner
Rosicrucian
Gatt
A Bottle of Stuart's Gin and Buchu Ad
A classic patent medicine advertisement touts Stuart's Gin and Buchu as a kidney disease cure. It claims Bright's disease and diabetes benefits, urges trials, and promises free bottles to prove effectiveness, describing urinary and rheumatic relief and urging druggists to stock the remedy.
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Bright
Stuart
Express
Prapaid
St. Gt
Individualized Diagnosis Promises Cure For Chronic Diseases
A physician with twenty years of specialty claims the best medical care is the cheapest and warns against generic remedies. He stresses careful diagnosis, tailored treatment, and experience with chronic diseases to avoid ineffective trials. Services cover loss of vigor, nervous disorders, kidney and bladder issues, rheumatism, and more. He invites scrutiny by other specialists.
Yearling Sales and Prospect for 1903 American Turf
Private sales this season include Fleurette and Water Girt yearlings with 5,000 as a price tag. Breeders such as Whitney Belmont and Keene own stocks while racing reserves stay with Wagein. Estimated total thoroughbred yearlings reach near 1,000, with about 700 two year olds expected on American turf in 1903.
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Imp
Glenelg
Rapallo
Watercress
W. C. Whitney
Belmont
J. R. & F P. Keene
J. B. Wagein
Igo
Knotty legal question on identity in old murder case
A colored man, Daniel Gould, jailed in Wadesboro from Georgetown, DC, claims he is not Gould but Thomas Maddry in a murder case from Anson county over twenty years ago. The governor must determine identity, then decide resentencing or execution steps based on Supreme Court certification, with Montague of Atlantic Lumber verifying the tale. High Point Progressive reports on other local notes about Philadelphia business trips, a new bank building, a hotel project, freight depot materials, and a coffin and trunk factory planned for the town.
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Raleigh
N. C
Daniel Gould
Wadesboro
Georgetown
D. C
Supreme Court
Gould
Thomas Maddry
Angon County
Atlantic Lumber Company
R. L. Montague
North Carolina
Berkley
Anson County
Montague
High Point Progressive
High Point
Ed Steel
Street Railway
Philadelphia
Commercial National Bank
Ite
Disbarment Sought for Norfolk Attorney in Kota Divorce Case
Norfolk July 12 Specially P J Morris an attorney accused of pe lading off an old state of Kota divorce on a client faces disbarment action by the bar association he moved to quash the charge The court refused stating the charge is specific and a special jury will be summoned to try the case Monday. Poe
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Norfolk
P. J Morris
Atorney
Dakota
Bar Association
Poe
Big shooting tournament to open July 28 at Atlanta Gun Club
The six day shoot runs July 28 to August 2 under Atlanta Gun Club management led by Charles Harris for Peters Cartridge Co. Target events pay 190 daily across 20 4 3 2 and 15 target formats with added money. live bird handicap starts July 31 with 26 to 2 yard ranges. About 100 entrants expected including 25 locals and 75 100 visitors.
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Atlanta Gun Club
Charles Harris
Peters Cartridge Company
Charge Changed to Murder in Norfolk Case
The charge against Robert Blackwell for simple assault on Albert Kellam has been upgraded to murder. Kellam died today after being struck on the head with a coupling pin a month ago, with friends asserting the fatal blow caused his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Robert Blackwell
Albert Kellam
Kellam
Coal Railroad Between Jellico and Blue Gem Mines Planned
Colonel L A Gratz and partners in Louisville form a company to build a coal railroad from Jellico Tenn to Blue Gem mines. Route runs via Lowery Hollow to Brannan Mountain, with a future extension toward Crouch Creek. About 1.12 miles to connect with Knoxville La Follette Jerico line at The Narrows. A separate note proposes marble slabs from Knoxville dealers for William J Bryan frame rooms. An anti liquor Sunday movement is planned in North Knoxville with minister preaches on the liquor sale issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jellico
Blue Gem Wines
Knoxville News
Knoxville
Tenn
L. A. Gratz
Louisville
Blue Gem Coal Company
Jellico, Tenn
Blue Gem Company
Lowery Hollow
Brannan Mountain
Crouch Creek
la Follette
Jerico Road
East Tennessee
William J. Bryan
North Knoxville
North
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