Scannell Predicts 2:01 Trotting Record This Season
John Scannell, owner of The Abbott, predicts a 2:01 trotting record this season as Crescens impresses. He praises Crescens and notes The Abbott’s recent 1:01 half mile, while recounting past record milestones and upcoming matches.
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Ex Supreme Judge Walter Olds denied as candidate rumor
Friends of former Supreme Court justice Walter Olds reject reports he seeks the vacancy created by Judge Woods death. They say he has been in Ohio tending ailing mother and is not canvassing for office.
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Kramer Leads in the Championship at Madison Square
Frank Kramer won the half mile in 58 seconds at Madison Square Garden on Friday night, defeating Tom Cooper and setting a new record. The Grand Circuit Championship standings show Kramer leading with Major Taylor second and Cooper third, while other racing and boxing events are noted across cities and venues.
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Bazaar Laundry Soap and Cotton Towels Listing
Basement sale item listing for Santa Claus Laundry Soap two bars for 6 cents and AOL Cotton Towels Honeycomb large size. Bleached wash rags fringed with fast edges offered, each 1 cent.
Clubs Show Mixed Results In Key Matches
In a series of early season fixtures, Pittsburgh and Chicago posted varying totals while St. Louis and Brooklyn traded wins. Batteries led by Tannehill Yeager and others powered several club games as Grand Rapids and Columbus also featured strong performances.
Untitled score table from regional basketball results
Decatur and Rockford led by small margins with regional matchups showing scores in each region. Bloomington and Rock Island posted close totals, Evansville and Cedar Rapids produced high scoring games, while Terre Haute faced Davenport in a tight contest.
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Doctor Offers 20000 For 400 Deceased Bodies In Chicago
Chicago on August 10 reports surgeon Dr. L C H Zeigler advertises paying 50 dollars per person for 400 deceased bodies within six months. He plans to use the photographs to illustrate a medical book showing a painless operation method. He seeks only non living subjects for truthful surgical illustrations.
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A Fated Family Tragedy in Uniontown Arkansas
Aug 10 report from Uniontown Arkansas details three violent deaths in the Brown family. Milo Muskrat killed Abraham thinking him a wild turkey during a hunt. Mrs Brown’s two children, aged 3 and some years, were bitten by rattlesnakes while she washed at a creek, both dying. Her remaining child then drowned in the creek.
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Wall Street Notes and Market Outlook Amid Labor Strikes
Financial report notes government hand quotations and stock activity with declines in steel and copper markets. Indianapolis street railway bonds and Union Traction Company bonds show varied bids and values as strike news remains unfavorable. The tin plate plant plans a $750,900 capacity increase at Monessen, and New York markets stay dull with limited trading.
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Shamrock IL to undergo dry dock prep before Lipton arrival
Sir Thomas Lipton's cup challenger Shamrock IL is due Saturday for dry dock cleaning. Her largest spar will be stepped as racing rig is installed. The yacht will not be tuned until Lipton arrives on August 21.
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Hatchet and six saws found in Mart in s cell
A hatchet and six saws were discovered Friday in the cell of David H H Martin in Terre Haute. Martin was arrested in St Louis on a forged $25 check claim drawn on the National State Bank Terre Haute. He says Indianapolis is his home and that a friend there supplied the laws, though a Terre Haute druggist is suspected of aiding him.
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Cockran Snubbed in House by Churchill Guest
The Leader recounts WW Bourke Cockran being snubbed in the British House of Commons on Friday evening. Churchill introduced him to Col Arthur Lee, then the ex attaché in Washington. Lee claimed to have met Cockran before during Boer delegate welcomes. Churchill apologized, Cockran treated it as a joke.
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Parkhurst Society Raid Clears Poolroom in New York
On Friday afternoon in New York Parkhurst members raided a Twenty third street poolroom. They smashed doors with axes and arrested three men among about 150 patrons. Detectives seized one Parkhurst man and took him to police headquarters before paroling him later.
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Burned Davis Chapel Sparks Mormon Faith Threats in Kentucky
Marshall county residents reel from the burning of Davis chapel near Benton and a threatening letter sent to Mormon elders Clark Hamilton and Lee Clark. The letter warns the leaders to leave the county as services continued in the chapel.
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St Louis Dominates Guese as Matthews Delivers Ninth Inning Win
In a one sided game St Louis attacked Guese and enjoyed strong support from Matthews who electrified the ninth inning with a winning streak. Enthusiastic Milwaukee fans react to Hugh and Duffy's fine while Imro Fox maintains steady play at second base but struggles with balls over his head. Clark wins in Patavayette Indiana where Hugh leads the scene.
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Miranda Ennis Recommitted to Insane Hospital
Miranda Ennis has been recommitted to the insane hospital after a parole on August 20, 1900. Union groups lease Manila hall for headquarters at Delaware street and Virginia avenue with Tinners' union to meet there. Mrs. F W Walters, 17, fell unconscious at Illinois and Merrill streets Friday night, taken home by ambulance and soon recovered.
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Knickerbocker Derailed on Big Four Line
The Knickerbocker train from St Louis to arrives at 6 10 p m derailed at Capitolave Friday delaying 35 minutes. Only the rear truck of the tender and the front truck of the cafe car left the rails. The cause is unknown. No one was hurt.
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