Lord Derby Wins Heat as Boralma Is Injured in Race
Hartford Aug 3 The Lawson stable saw a hard luck day as Boralma injured a pastern in the third heat of the $20 000-a-side match race and was drawn. Lord Derby won the final heat trotting a mile in 3 44 despite Boralma’s setback. The crowd reached about 8000. Lord Derby led, Boralma broke in heat two, and the episode left Boralma with a severe leg injury and possible retirement prospects for the Abbot contender in late August. Lord Derby then ran a 2 08 mile with a runner for crowd stimulation. Other races included 2 09 pacing and 2 11 pace events with Joe Pointer, Sphinx S, and Don Derby among notable performances. The day’s officials were Perrin, Harbison, Billings, Starter Walker. Frank Walker directed the promotional mile.
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Hartford
Conn
Lawson
Boralma
Lord Derby
Boston
Walker
Geers
Marsh
Bay
Derby
Tom Marsh
Abbot
Smathers
Dave McClary
Joe Pointer
Sphinx
Star Pointer
Spear
Sphinx S
McClary
Pointer
James Butters
Don Derby
Ida Highwood
Texas
Mrs. Brown
Frank Jones
Jack Curry
David Lamar
New York
A. E. Perrin
Buffalo
Alexander Harbison
C. K. G. Billings
Chicago
Frank Walker
Mambrino King
Claribel
Almont
Sri Cpcs
Cees Woz Boralma
Waralma
Earl (Marsh
Horse Racing Purses and Injuries Reported
Race entries show pacing classes with purses of 1000 and 1200, featuring Joe Pointer, Annie Lyburn, Don Derby, and others. After an accident, Dr. Lee cited a four inch leg wound on Boralma from over reaching, with driver T. D. Marsh unsure when it happened but noting it likely affected a Boston horse race with The Abbott at Charter Oak on Aug. 30.
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Lee
Boralma
T. D. Marsh
John Roach
Boston
Abbot
Charter Oak Park
Lawson
Arab stabbed in street fight in Providence
A stabbing on Acorn street at 3:30 pm left Alexander Monsor with a chest and thigh wound. The right lung was penetrated and he remained in serious condition at Rhode Island hospital. Suspect Ahib Woehby was arrested.
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Providence
R. I
Acorn Street
Alexander Monsor
Ahib Woehby
Monsor
Rhode Island
Woehby
Beef Production in New England and price trends
A Massachusetts crop bulletin summarizes Prof J W Sanborn of Gilmanton New Hampshire on beef price drivers and notes that a return to normal crops could ease meat costs. It argues that rising population and reduced ranges boost prices, and outlines standards for a profitable East beef industry including breeding, feeding, pastures, and early maturity. It calls for intensified farm practice and continuous grain feeding from birth to slaughter.
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Massachusetts State Board of Agrculture
New England
J. W. Sanborn
Gilmanton
New Hampshire
Misouri
Utah
Prof
Sanborn
United States
Chicago
East
J. W. Stockwell
Scretary State Board of Agriculture
State House
Boston
Mass
Eruption of Pelee Described in Vicar General Journal
Vicar General Parel writes from Martinique about May 8 1902 events at Fort-de-France and St Pierre during the Pelee eruption. He recalls a night of terror as the sea retreated and cities burned, noting the destruction of St Pierre and the fate of 35 000 victims with stark, reverent detail.
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Martinique
Parel
Chaplain MacGrail
Dixie
Fort-de-France
St. Pierre
Marin
Dante
Jeremiah
The
Republic
Riviere Blanche
Fonds Cove
Roosevelts Sagamore Hill Luncheon Guests Discuss Nebraska Visit
At Sagamore Hill a luncheon for President Roosevelt included Mil lard of Nebraska and friends while discussing his western trip and a September visit to Nebraska. Guests also included Silas McBee Bishop Dudley Nagel Harvey Hinman and Edward Kent. Roosevelt seeks to fill the District of Columbia board vacancy caused by John W. Ross death with a Democrat.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Millard
Nebraska
New York
Silas McBee
Churchman
Bishop Dudley
Episcopal Church
Diocese of Kentucky
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
George W. Hinman
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Edward Kent
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
John W. Ross
Mr. Ross
Rochester Officials Arrest Lehigh Valley Crew in Wreck
Conductor Frank de Lavergne and Engineer Daniel Connolly were arrested on warrants from Coroner Klein avist for manslaughter in the Lehigh Valley wreck of July 20. Both released on $2000 bail. De Lavergne remains seriously ill at home with mental collapse, his physician fearing grave consequences from the coroner's jury verdict naming him responsible.
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Rochester
N. Y
Frank de Lavergne
Daniel Connolly
Lehigh Valley
Kleindvist
Conductor de Lavergne
Street car strike cripples Camden Inter-State line
Ironton Ohio August 3 The Camden Inter-State electric railway strike nearly halted traffic from Guyandotte to Hanging Rock. Non union workers were driven from cars amid violence. cars were held up citywide until noon when traffic stopped. Strikers operated cabs and carried more passengers. crowds of union supporters faced no police interference.
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Ironton, O
Camden
Mixed railway train derailed near Merut kills sixteen
A railway derailment near Merut yesterday in Calcutta state caused sixteen native deaths and thirty injuries among natives and Europeans.
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Calcutta
Merut
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Tony Williams
Winstanly and Sullivan
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Adolph Adams
Lowell
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Maine
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