Phantom Wins Jumping Race at Gravesend Test
Phantom, the 7 to 6 favorite, won the fifth steeplechase at Gravesend amid heavy imposts and fast pace. Camedienne, a 20 to 1 shot, upset Roseben in the earlier timber event, while fallac and Jimmy Lane also placed in subsequent races, highlighting a day of strong performances at New York racing fixtures.
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New York
Phantom
Gravesend
Fallac
Stantom
Roseben
Mateenthetter
Cammedienne
Ahat
Commedienne
Dilan
Hosier
Tima
Hendsarra
Prince Hamyan
Hitchcock
Ehaas
Ray
Jimmy Lane
Owens
Colleny
Donohues
Balsas
Lama
Christin
Pate Daley
Frank Lord
Garner
Draculum
Radtke
Blondy
C. Rossi
Clements
Meal Can Alvar
Athena
Dunvatia
Mortivoy
der Hirsch
Gallant Dan
Fertmont
Tiletng
Gatridh
Via
Tradtke
Angler
Howells
Cedmatrome
Horner
Royal
Lady
Garners
Heffermans
Knapp
Phoebus
Neptuna
Lillie Delmore
Store and Society Dudran
Sis Furionan
Lady Amelia
Brookdale
Water Graaa
Bohemia
Grilene
Lucy Young
Dalle
Portland
Tevine
Mitre Rozer
Yorkiat
Beldemo
Biater Carlini
Beldora Pahannock
Russell T
Little Mintater
John J. Rogers
Handsome Belle
Tagane
Tan
King Cole
Samuel H. Harry Mandarin
John Lyle
Mas
Orly
Cary
IV Macy, Jr. Carew
Edith James
Nealon
Inquisitor
Good Luck
Hat Teddy
Charley
Pantoufle
Jack Dolan
Zlanap
Belle of
Superman
Eadie Ware
Hed River
Pailanger
Gallant Don
Fran Gitlant
Acrobat
National League Even Breaks in Brooklyn and Philadelphia
National League action produced split results as Brooklyn and Cincinnati battled to a tied finish in darkness, while Chicago tied New York’s record with a 3 1 victory over Boston. Philadelphia and Brooklyn also drew even as Harboe and Gardew led a 4 1 win, with time marks and umpire notes noted for the doubleheaders.
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York Ce
Chicago Cleveland
Dulagetpha
OO Fe Aula
Araahington
Trastan Pees
Lot PLC
Chicago
New Yorke
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Reston
Boston
New York
Roston
Rab
Moran
Young Thine
Lompire
Philadelpa
Philadelpha
Leus
Barger
Grady Lahami
Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 in tight league clash
Philadelphia edged Chicago 4 to 3 in a slugfest with late scoring. Beare earned the win, Gos and Altrock contributed on defense, while Noth and Dywere provided key plays. Time 2:08. Umpires Short and Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Beare
Rhe c
Pattersea
Altrock
Noth
Dywere
Cna Sehreck
Tech football candidates show steady progress in brisk practice
Weathered but determined, Tech players worked out hard as recruits display pace and power. Veterans Luck, Bweel, and Sam Roberts regain form while Helaman boosts intensity. Several new prospects expected to join before Maryville opener. squad could reach about twenty five within a week.
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Heisman
Tech Eleven
Luck
Bweel
Sam Roberta
Iune
Helaman
Maryville
Sam Hoftheimer wins Louisville stock exchange steeplechase
At Churchill Downs Louisville on September 19 Sam Hoftheimer the favorite captured the Louisville Stock Exchange steeplechase amid a heavy crowd and rainy, muddy track. Jay Ward Jessamy and Chambies were strong contenders with several others running in the day’s early races.
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Sam Hoftheimer
Louisville Stock Exchange
Churchil Downa
Jay Ward
Jessamy
Chambies
Ummarten
Jessarm
J. Hicks
Rustinetta
Wiebord
Bare Thing
Carroll
Cackler
Family Talk
Black Fnamel
Katie C
Cuddledoon
Tyburnia
Dulweber
Alta McDonald
Heirloom
Aslling
Wishard
Phitora
C. Morrta
Gillam
Town Moor
Morendo
Liberty Mc
Lida Vivisaran
Churchill Downs
Susanne
Ralshot
Problem
Ida
Merimee
Yo Ban
Pearl Hopkine
Miladi Love
Lidwina
Agnes Vir Iminin
My ‘Dessla
la Theme
Exuss
Lady Flash
Annekin
Aingsworth
Intagia
Calita
Froward
Newt
Fisher
Homerath
Atinity
Oasis
OT. Celerea
Lacene
Intenae
Angleta
Ingobtardht
Central of Georgia Railway Summer Excursions
Hot weather trips to beaches mountains and resorts offered via Central of Georgia Railway. Rail and steamship routes to New York Boston Baltimore Philadelphia and other east coast destinations advertised. Tickets available at ticket offices from district passenger agent Fogg and others.
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New York
Robton
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Potate
Bavannail
Alee
Atc
Central of Georgia
Fogg
Ae. Ta
Rain Stops Harness Races at Grand Circuit Meet
Muddy track ends Grand Circuit racing as the $8,000 purse for 207 pacers is decided with Dorie 4 leading in the mile. Results show Jubites Synn Wilkes Bolivar and Bleck Pee among notable horses on today’s program. Races resume Thursday as the meeting plans to conclude tomorrow.
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Reln
Hest
Board of Trady
Dorie
Gudora
Jubites Synn Wilkes
Bolivar
Bleck Pee
Aaiurdey
Savannah riflemen seek new range to restore glory in Seagirt contests
Savannah Georgia September 10 plans are under way to build an adequate rifle range to revive the state’s marksmanship after South Carolina and Florida surpassed Georgia in recent interstate events. Old shooters plan a meeting next Monday to discuss reviving Georgia’s victory era under Maj W B Stephens as president of the Georgia State Rifle Team Association with Col J C Postell as vice president and Capt W G Austin as secretary and treasurer.
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Spei Claj
Glorisa
Georgia
Babylon
South Carolina
Viocida
Florida
W. B. Stephens Haw
Georgia State Leagi
Two Hurt On Hack Course At Vanderbilt Cup Practice
George Robertson and his mechanic Arthur War Ten were badly injured near Mineola Long Island while testing a ninety horsepower racing car for the Vanderbilt Cup. Robertson suffered a broken collar bone and War Ten two broken ribs after swerving at the Hairpin, striking a telegraph pole and being hurled from the car. The machine is believed too damaged to race.
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George Robertson
Aute
New York
George Trobjerteau
Arthur War- Ten
Mineola
Long Ta Vland
Motherteen
Telegraph Pole
Robertson
Jothwee
Fioberteon
Auto Crushed Between Street Cars in Broadway Collision
An automobile owned by John Li Springer Jessen of the Grand Opera house was crushed between two street cars at Broadway and Thirty-first Street. The occupants, including Springer, escaped without serious injury as the machine was ground to pieces, the incident occurring in New York on September 9.
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Broadway
John Li. Springer, Jessen
Grand Opera House
American Spectator
Senate
United States
Pettus
Alabama
Tam
Police Chief Dismissed for Neglect of Duty in Alabama
Mat thew Kiely, chief of police at Loula Alabama, was found guilty on charges of neglect of duty after a trial before the police commissioners. Captain Edmund Greses was appointed chief. The ruling sustained all charges against Kiely amid a broader report section including political notices and light humor items.
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AL -Loula
Matthew Kiely
Pollce
Communalonera
Aptain
Edmund ' Greses
Kisiy
Bryan Speaks at Augusta on Travel to Atlanta
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Augusta at 10:00 pm en route to Atlanta. A large crowd greeted him at the station and escorted him to the opera house where an overflow audience heard his remarks. He spoke on recent topics and later hosted a reception at the Albion hotel before continuing to Atlanta at 11:30 pm.
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Auron
William Jennings Bryan
Ranjiteinhji May Be a Jam in Nawanagar Succession
Reuters telegram describes the Jam of Nawanagar death and potential succession crisis. Ranjiteinhji is a candidate to succeed as ruler of Nawanagar state in the Kathiawar peninsula, with a 3790 square mile territory and about 314000 inhabitants chiefly Hindu. The article traces the Jam lineage, past honours, and mentions the state’s military strength and historic connections to Cutch and Delhi. It also briefly includes unrelated literary and medical anecdotes interwoven in the clipping.
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London Daily Graphic
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Nuwansger
Ranjiteinhkine
Arate
Awanagar
Bombay Presidene
Hex
Pening Ta
Kathiawsr
Ka Gulf
Cuter Tiban
Hindore
Nagaragar
Jam Rawal
Cutch
Nawanagar
Jam Haji
Payl
Delhi
Queen Victoria
India
Ranjitanhji
Vibhoji
Jarwant Singh
Government of India
Batze y Tailor and Confidential Notices at 10 Decatur Street
Confidential bans on valuables and contract notices involve NAT EAISER & CO. at 10 Decatur Street with references to Bargalna Diemonde, Kimball Howes, and Carolina Shingles. Mention of contractors and property owner obligations appears in a garbled OCR fragment relating to pine shingle work and express services.
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Decatur Street
Kimball Howes
Cypress
Our
Carolina
All Beert Express
Abc
Yprese
Hart
Carolina Poritind
Coment ‘Company
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