Idolita Wins Central Stake for Trotters in Futurity Final
Idolita owned by Frank Jones of Portsmouth NH dominated three heats to claim the $20,000 Central Stake for 2:18 class trotters at Dosvern. Extasy and Rita EH battled for seconds as Idolita led from start to finish in straight heats with a final third heat time of 2:14. About 15,000 spectators watched a fast, sunny race day with several breakdowns and close finishes.
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Louisville
Idolita
Extasy
H. O. McDowell
Lexington
Rita! E
H. W. Brown
Salt Lake
Irma Electrite
Henry Exall
Dallas
My Trick
Marcus Daly
Montana
Extagy
Peases
Elow
Rita B
Anosein
Gracie Onward
Fitzsimmons
Robert Fitzsimmons
Arbataskan
Shade
Bhade
Robert
Copeland
Aloka
Humboldt Maid
Aragon
Mosea
Sir Charles
Dr. Spellman
Choynski Defeats Ryan For World Light Heavy Title
Joe Choynski won the 20 round light heavy weight world championship by decision over Australian Jimmy Ryan in Dusveve. Choynski weighed about 158 pounds to Ryan’s lighter frame. Clarence Forbes stopped Don Suffield for the western lightweight title. Suffield was knocked out in the 11th. Gulf Boycott to Be Called Off reports expect unions to obey injunctions to halt cancellations and pro rating. Puerto Plata surrendered as revolutions control most towns except Monte Christi. Puerto Plata itself capitulated yesterday. Shackleford elected in Missouri district race to fill remaining term in Congress.
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Goa
Dusveve
Joe Choynski
Jimmy Ryan
Choynski
Ryan
Joe
Gulf
Oncaco
Kansas City
Shackleford
Jafferson City
Missouri
Richard P. Ibland
Dorsey W
Bhackleford
Koeller Slayers Caught in Chicago Murder Case
Two men arrested for the fatal stabbing of Walter F. Koeller after he was killed in his room Saturday night. Suspects Herman Hundhausen and Richard Henrick are telegraph operators from Hermann, Missouri, both former schoolmates of Koeller. Weapons including a bloodstained bowie knife and three revolvers were found in their satchels. Witnesses include Koeller’s brother and boarding house keeper Mrs. F. M. Alexander.
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Chicago
Oracano
Walter FP. Koeller
Koeller
Herman Hundhausen
Robert Hundhausen
Hermann
Richard Henrick
Henry Henrick
Walter
George Koeller
Hundhausen and
Henrick
Mra. F. M. Alexander
Pinconning Blaze Destroys 32 Buildings in Village Fire
Pinconning Village, 20 miles north of Bay City, suffered a major fire that destroyed 32 frame structures including the Michigan Central passenger station. A north wind hampered firefighting, with total losses around 75,000 dollars and light coverage by insurance. The blaze burned out without further spread.
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Bay City
Mich
Michigan Central
Silk Ribbon Trust forms with $30 million capital
Telegrams tersely recounts a string of brief items. The silk ribbon trust is formed with capital of $30,000,000. The Barry Harris fight in Chicago ends in a draw. Mrs. Potter Palmer invites Julia Dent Grant to her niece's marriage. A Texas traffic association proposal collapses. Pope Sophonius I dies at 103. Receipts at Boise assay reach a record $248,820 for August. Secretary Gage plans a September visit to Chicago. Cuban requisitions for W A Cox arrive in New Orleans. Chicago Railway names Robert McCulloch as general manager. A Chicago carpenter, Henry Emde, murders his wife and child then kills himself. Herman Felsenthal of the Bank of Commerce dies. Democratic carnival planned for Dallas October 2–3. George's anniversary in New York draws 1,000. A Glasgow professor receives a Chicago pastorate offer. Municipalities convene in Syracuse September.
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Silk Ribbon Trust
Barry-Harris
Chicago
Potter Palmer
Julia Dent Grant
Southwestern
Pope Sophonius
Egypt
Gage
Washington
Boise
Ida
E. B. Nixon
Hutson Bay Company
Europe
Cuba
W. A. Cox
Havana
New Orleans
Chicago City Railway Company
Robert McCulloch
St. Louis
Manger
Menard K. Bowen
Henry Emde
Emma
Herman Felsenthal
Chicago Bank of Commerce
Dallas
Henry George
Grand Central Palace
New York
Manhattan Sinbla Tax Club
George Adam Smith
Freesch College
Glasgow
Scoland
Second Presbyterian Church
League of American Municipalities
Syracuse
Ammons
Portal
N. D
Returning Nebraska troops greeted in multiple towns
About 600 members of the First Nebraska arrived at Burlington station and were welcomed with banners bands and speeches in Lincoln Havelock and Omaha. The homecoming followed a year in the Philippines amid large crowds and festive parades in McCook and Lincoln. A separate report from Paris notes Major Tavernier questioning Colonel Du Paty de Clam at the Dreyfus court martial with sensational revelations.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Burlington
Havelock
Lincoln
Bemis Bay Company
First Nebraska
Philippines
Burlington Depot
Tenth Street
Farnam
City Hall
du Paty de Clambeard
Paris
Major Tavernier
Jouaust
Dreyfus
du Paty de Clam
Rnd
Matin
Kinkaid Named for Congress in Sixth District Nomination
Judge Moses P. Kinkaid of O Neill was nominated for congress at the Sixth district Republican convention yesterday. The vacancy was created by the death last winter of Congressman William J. Greene in Lexington Nebraska.
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Kinkaid
Congress
Lexineton
Neb
Moses P. Kinkaid
O'Neill
William J. Greene
Transport Grant Arrives With Idaho Wyoming and Dakota Regiments
San Francisco reports the transport Grant sighted shortly before 1 o clock carrying the Idaho Wyoming and Dakota regiments. The Grant departed Nagasaki Japan on the 17th and reached its next destination soon after.
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Grant
San Francisco
Idaho
Wyoming
Dakota
Nagasaki
Three Men Killed in Cedar Grove Train Incident
A north bound limited train struck a buggy crossing tracks in Cedar Grove killing August Schark the butcher Nicholas Sass William Ho lie and seriously injuring Albert Icke. The crash mangled the occupants and splintered the buggy while the train did not stop at Cedar Grove.
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Cedar Grove
Wia
Northwestern
August Schark
Butcher
Nicholas S'ass
Williama HoLie
Albert Icke
Columbia Dominates Defender in Cup Preview
NO MATCH FOR COLUMBIA. Showing Is Most Encouraging to the American Yachtsmen. The Columbia's decisive victory over the Defender confirms strong belief in its superiority and readiness to defend the cup against the Shamrock. The America's Cup committee appears set, with few yachtsmen seeking a third formal contest.
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Nowroxr
Columbia
Murder Hint Darkens Hastings Poison Case
A hotel death in Hastings is identified as Miss Laura French of Burlington Iowa. Authorities believe she was murdered by a man who accompanied her to Hastings and then vanished. The case centers on the Lindell hotel arrival under the name Mrs. W I Lee and the Aug. 9 death from poison.
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McCook
Neb
Nebraska
Nebraska Line
MeQook
Hastings
Lindell Hotel
W. I. Lee
Laura French
Burlington
Reneweu Visweuce
Swift
M. Inc
Winston, N. C
Toe
State ticket nominated at convention and fusion opposed
Yesterday about 100 delegates nominated a state ticket with Charles A. Lloyd for governor and 8. M. Harvey for lieutenant governor. The convention declared against fusion and backed Barker and Donnelly for national ticket. In Omicaco the passenger rate dispute grows, with hostilities in commissions as the Burlington proposes a five dollar commission to Denver for California second class business.
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Charles A. Lloyd
8. M. Harvey
Supreme Court
Ls. H. Weller
O. W. Worth
Robert Dunning
Wharton Barker
Pennsylvania
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
Omicaco
Burlington
Denver
California
Beauty Ad Claims Clean Blood Improves Skin
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a beauty aid. It asserts clean blood yields clear skin and sates pimples and blotches by cleansing the liver. Available in 10c 25c and 50c sizes with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Davenport
Republican State Central Committee
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Archbishop Ireland
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Iowa
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Nebraska Regiment
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Atlantic
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John R. McLean
Ohio
Ways and Means
Democratic National Committee
W. J. Stona
John P. Altgeld
Ways and Means Committee
J. G. Johnson
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