Harlem Feature Race Upset and Del Mar Favorites
Race results from Harlem and Delmar show Sider Won The Race at 7 to 1 capturing the feature, with Gypsene edging Topsoll. Gravesend and Algeria stakes saw favorites prevail, while Andrew Freedman retires from the New York club after selling it to John T. Brosh.
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Reptember
Gregor K
Harlem
Topsoll
al the Hildreth Enery
Joe Martin
Gravesend
York
Algeria
Bercraft
Mundice Poate Bater
Wire Eater
Award Gratz
Marylinder
Lad Albercraft
Durnzre
Condon
Keime
Brunswick
Moor
Andrew Freedman
Ork
Andruw Freed. Dent
New York Banetall
John T. Brosh
Cinetonati Club
Freedite
Baseball
New York
Ed T
Dallas Races Report From Texas Course Meet
In Dallas today the Texas contingent performed strongly with Plant and Apple Bloom among top finishers. Race results list entries such as Apple Bloom Merciful Sabinal and Reagan Marty Beach, with various purses and mile distances noted.
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Dallas
Texas
Christopher
Base ball highlights from New York and Philadelphia games
September 29 reports describe Polo Grounds action where visitors prevailed on strong hitting and Kitson’s early effectiveness in New York. Philadelphia errors at crucial moments aided a Boston win while Baltimore shut out the visiting American League club in late innings as Hitz and Robinson starred.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Kitson
Brooklin
Ewaon
Bowerman
Elteon
Baltimore
Boston
Battimore
Robinson
Anka
Criger
Branner Bowling Team Prepares Contest At Coney Inland
Local bowling contest set with The Branner team facing Tavineltled at Coney Inland Lanes in Dight city. Branner lineup includes We Whoeck Davia EF weiss Loula NOE Jesse Blots Linuitel oone ALE inglewrodton Corsnn John Leuk William Floeck.
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Coney Inland
O- Dight
Ceretne
We Whoeck
Det Davia
EF Weiss
Loula
Jesse Blots
Linuitel Oone
Ale Inglewrodton
Corsnn
John Leuk
William Floeck
Strike in New Orleans Mediation Talks Falter
In New Orleans on September 20 the trout car men and linemen from the New Orleans Light and Power and the New Orleans Hallway Company struck in solidarity with the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. About seventy to eighty workers are involved as mediation efforts continue with little progress. The city faces delays to streetcar service and a planned hearing on alleged interference with mail, while the company proposes grievances be addressed if workers return.
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New Orleans
New Lineage Hallways Company
United States Mill
United States
Compuns
Parker Declines Governor Nomination by Acclamation
At the Saratoga state convention on September 26 three facts emerged. Judge Parker would not accept the gubernatorial nomination unless it was by acclamation. Support among delegates grows for Coler while other leaders try to calm tensions. Senator Hill, approached by convention leaders, gave a brief balcony appearance drawing applause.
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Parker
Saratoga
N. Y
Judge Parker
Berendis
Bird
Coler
Hill
Enty
Senator Hill
Soratern
Democratic Gathering at Saratoga Stars Devens and Local Leaders
Five trainloads of Democrats from Greater New York arrive as Saratoga hosts a rally around the state ticket. Devens, the New Yorker, is highlighted amid platform debate on governor lieutenant governor and key state offices with crowds filling streets and hotels.
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Baratoza
N. Y
Greater New York
Hue
Suritega
WU Tayde
Juige Parker
Uchet
Ib Chought
Alton HB. Parker
Byrd & Color
Randolph Guy- Seobelmer
Awin & Atwater
Duncan Lee
Nora John Cuunen
Dawer K. MauulLg
W. Hhospman
Court of Appeals
John AC. Gray
Wai
Gould
Government Plans to Expand Bank Relief by Bonds and Deposits
Government measures propose banks hold reserves against deposits secured by bonds with government backing. Secretary Shaw signals cooperation with banks in the East and Midwest to maintain high currency in circulation. The plan includes permitting partial security for deposits and printing additional currency to support bank liquidity and economic activity.
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New York
Treasury
Shaw
Mast and
Wes
Calles
Alice Ae
Pale Urden
Cine
Fon
Governon Epnithasen
President cheerful as public reassures on White House wound
Washington September 2 The president remains cheerful and improving after surgery. Physicians report the wound progressing well with no complications and observers note a quieter scene at the White House though many telegraphs seek updates. Governor Crane and cabinet members visited, and Shafer will stay several days.
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Washington
Han
Sienod
George B. Cortelyon
Mireslient
Hixer
Navy
Army
Bhafler
New York
Lane
Jeckean Square
Zoeterday
White House
Crane
Binet
Consdnat
Trafel
Shafer
North Pole as Health Resort Peary Sees Favorable Conditions
New York reports Commander Robert E. Peary, returning from the Arctic, asserts the Arctic region is among the best places on earth for people with pulmonary diseases. He plans to report to the Navy Department in Washington and believes the cold air and scenery offer curative benefits.
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Peary
New York
Robert FF. Peary
Washington
Navy Department
Arctic
Garland Stones and Ranges Sepetes FH Aen Sha
Garland Stones and Ranges Sepetes are mentioned with FH Aen Sha ENS in a terse item from the page, reflecting catalog or notice style. The readable text provides few clear names or events to anchor a specific action or outcome.
Texas Killings Stun Wharton as Arrests Follow
Scattered reports from Wharton and Vernon Texas describe a spate of violent incidents. A war-weary suspect is under arrest pending trial in Wharton. In another assault a man was stabbed during a Friday fight, while a separate shooting left multiple victims in Vernon and nearby towns. Police say suspects and victims include local residents, with multiple arrests and hospital visits reported.
Asthma Cure Promises Relief From Schiffmann’s Treatment
Dr Schiffmann claims his asthma cure relieves symptoms after seven years of use with a permanent result for a Washburn resident. A hay fever sufferer reports rapid relief after first use and plans to recommend the remedy. The advertisement notes a $1 price and requests a 2 cent stamp for a free trial offer.
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Schiffmann
Rey, G. Ty, Taylor
Washburn
A Victory for Folk in Central Traction Bribery Case
The trial of Robert M. Styder, banker and promoter, ended with a state victory as he pled guilty to bribery charges linked to the Central Traction bill. The court ordered a guilty entry and jury selection will begin to determine the conduct and legality of officials involved.
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St. Louis
Robert M. Styder
New York
Kansas City
Central Traction
Folk
Surder
Court action looms as subpoenas issued in city corruption case
Frail OCR text mentions subpoenas and indictments tied to a municipal assembly matter. Names include a banker from Katee City and Mr. Ryan, with legal proceedings and writs noted as part of a broader corruption inquiry. The fragment hints at felonies and corporate fraud charges.
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Ubery
Po i. iTeb
Cole
Katee
Ryan
Ander
Pelts
Iyabons Corpimean
Weather Outlook With Showers And Cooler Temperatures
Forecast calls for showers in portions and cooler conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds remain breezy with a wet pattern in parts of Texas. Expect cooler northern areas by Wednesday, followed by a warmer trend in the north portion later in the week.
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Waalinaten
Wednewdey
Weather Observations From A Fragmented Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show weather terms with mentions of wind and temperature hints. The text includes stray city names and numbers, lacking full sentences or clear data for a coherent report.
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Packer
Cotton Region Bulletin
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United States Weather Bureau
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Atlanta
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Orleans
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Pabst Beer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Masury
James Bute
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Clevelands
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