Dan Patch wins 2.04 pace at Detroit Driving Club meet
Dan Patch conquers the 2.04 pace in straight heats at Grosse Pointe track as Wedgewood pushes hard in 2:06 in heat two and Dan R. forces Wedgewood to a neck win. The Detroit crowd enjoys eight races including the 2.07 trot and amateur divisions with Ida Highwood and Major Delmar among notable winners.
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Detroit
Detroit Driving Club
Grosse Pointe Track
Dan Patch
Searchlight
Lord Derby
Charley Herr
Monk
Dolly Dillon
Geers
McHenry
Ida Highwood
Major Delmar
Wingmar
C. K. G. Billings
Hontas Crooke
Mr. Billings
Louise Jefferson
Darwin
Fred
Wedgewood
Dan R
Dan
Bowen
Connor
Blkg
McDonald
Indiana
Yin Ase Cas
Ccebis Os Ee
Fina Bettors
Trotting Races at Worcester End with Sensational Incidents
Worcester July 17 trotting events at Greendale track featured dramatic incidents. In the 2.20 trot a driver of Alice J escaped injury after an overrun. Clontarf Boy led initially in the 2.27 heats but faltered third and fourth. Forsher benefited as Isabel was penalized. Freshner won the race with Clontarf Boy and Freshner both profitable. Isabel fined $100.
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Worcester
Greendale
Wain
Alice J
Clontarf Boy
Isabel
Forsher
Freshner
Wos
Windsor Wood
Hudson
Gaines
Bight
Lake Gece
DBE
Andet Screest
Wonderful Wilkes Sets Notable Times in Track Meet
Wilkes posted a series of strong times 2.21 2.24 2.22 2.23 and 2.27, highlighting a standout performance in a recent track event. Competing runners and officials noted the consistency across heats as a sign of rising form.
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Wonderful Wilkes
Fourteen Trots In Old Orchard Highlight Race Day
Fourteen heats staged at Old Orchard Maine with races moved from Tuesday. Cinch set a 2.08 3-4 pace record in the 2.10 event, Ralph Wick clocked a 2.24 trot best, and Meadow Belle won the 2.14 trot with Bessie H taking a new mark for second. Grace D claimed the 2.30 pace while Minnie Jones faded after two wins. J. E. C. broke late while leading in the final 2.14 trot heat.
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Old Orchard
Cinch
Ralph Wick
Lexington
Mass
Meadow Belle
Three Bridges
N. J
Bessie H
Philadelphia
Grace D
Atlantic City
Minnie Jones
Ke Almont An Wick
Riley
Cane
Ellen Tree
Bliss
Mattie Lynn Holt
Mowers
Jack Beereton
Kinney
Dick Berry
Lazell
Black Cat
Duntley
Ameri cas Cup races planned for 1903 in Providence
Providence reports indicate a 1903 America's Cup series will be organized with Sir Thomas Lipton pushing for a challenge. Blocks for Shamrock II are being produced in South Brooklyn for fitting out next season in New York. An approach from a Lawrence, Mass. firm for sail material is also cited.
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Providence
R. I
Thomas Lipton
Brooklyn
Sir Thomas
E. J. F. Coleman
New York
Columbia
Constitution
William
Germany
Lawrence
Mass
Shamrock II to be fitted in American racing gear
The canvas will be cut into sails at Thomas Ratsey’s New York loft. The new rigging for Shamrock III is to be supplied by a renowned New York firm, leading observers to believe Shamrock II will be outfitted entirely in top hamper American racing gear.
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Thomas Ratsey
New York
Kremer Wins National One Mile Professional Race
New Haven July 17 The national championship track meet at Coliseum featured sharp fighting among top riders for first place. Kremer of East Orange N J won the one mile professional in 2 27 over Iver Lawson, with Collett close behind. Other results include Reed Thompson winning the half mile amateur in 48 3 5 seconds, R N Camp taking the two mile professional handicap, Patsey Keegan second, W A Butse winning the half mile professional consolation, John Bedell second, Tom Butler third, and Marcus Hurley capturing the five mile amateur open in 11 43 4 5.
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New Haven
Conn
Coliseum
Kremer
Iver Lawson
Collett
Byank Kremer
East Orange
N. J
L. L
Tom Butler
Cambridge
Marcus Hurley
Canadian Bill Ties Wheel Privilege To Atlantic City Parade
In Atlantic City on July 17 the executive committee of the L A W received a $500 bill from the Canadian government, claimed as due under a prior agreement to keep Canadian wheels entering Canada duty free. Rain disrupted morning runs but by noon the weather cleared and the large bicycle parade proceeded as planned.
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Atlantic City
N. J
League
Canada
Amateur Baseball Notes on Saturday Games and Postponements
The M C A s and the Riversides will play at Mountain Rock grounds Saturday with no admission fee. In Peacock s field the Graters defeated the Butchers 32 to 11 after four pitchers were used. The Emmet Shamrock game is canceled for the North Common and will likely be played next Saturday. The Brooksides vs Elms on the South Common is postponed due to Elm players’ extra commitments and will be played a week from Saturday.
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Riversides
Mountain Rock Grounds
Peacock's Field
The
Graters
Butchers
North Common
Brooksides
Elms
South Common
Bakers Edge Drivers In Friendly Corner Game
The Friends Bros bakery players met at Walker and Middlesex to contest a baseball game. Bakers led by Captain Phillips defeated Drivers under Captain Cluff by three to two. Umpire was J Callahan. Batteries were Phillips and Goddard for the Bakers, Blackey and Cluff for the Drivers. A banquet followed at the St Charles hotel. Bakers seek a Watsons bakery team contact.
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Bakers
Bros
Walker and
Middlesex Streets
Phillips
Cluff
Goddard
Blackey
St. Charles
J. Callahan
Watson's Bakery
Derby Day for cricketers at Bunting ground
Cricket fans rush to the Bunting club grounds on Saturday for Merrimack Valley league action between the Mohairs and Buntings. Both teams aim to extend unbeaten league records as 2.30 pm start follows 1 pm shuttle service. Buntings lineup includes Briggs captain Rowley Gath Burns Patrick Gale Watson West Simpson Moss Barber. Mohairs lineup lists Southam captain Mosley Hird Moss Priestley Aveyard Stirks Haughton Greenwood Harrison Reonee. Umpires are Lawrence and Methuen.
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Bunting Club
Mohairs
Buntings
Briggs
Rowley
Gath
Burns
Patrick
Gale
Watson
West
Simpson
Moss
Barber
Southam
Mosley
Hird
Priestley
Aveyard
Stirks
Haughton
Greenwood
Harrison
Reonee
Lawrence
Methuen
Peggy Crescent Team Seeks Matches With Local Sides
The Crescent Peggy squad is in strong form and seeks to hear from nearby teams for potential fixtures. Coaches invite contact from local clubs to arrange competitive games and build momentum.
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Crescent Peggy
Mackay Better After Heat Sickness
London reports John W. Mackay of San Francisco who was prostrated by heat on Tuesday is much better this morning. He was treated for heat exhaustion and is recovering under care.
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London
John W. Mackay
San Francisco
Boy Rescued After 25 Minutes Under Water
Washington reports Captain Ludlam of Hereford Inlet life saving station Anglesea N J recounts the remarkable resuscitation of five year old Stanley Holmes after 25 minutes submerged during a harbor squall on July 5. The child regained consciousness within four hours of removal. affidavits from the father nurse and medical student support the account.
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Kimball
Ludlam
Hereford Inlet
Anglesea
N. J
Stanley
Holmes
Lidlam
William B. Holmes
Hereford
Imball
Margaret Mace
Mary J. Hock
Do You Know 2 99999 Do You Know 2 99999
A string of trivia style questions asks about curious contrasts and world facts. It cites oddities like massive banquet table counts and peculiar city notes, inviting reader curiosity about places people and systems across history.
Byers Noseth Travis In National Amateur Golf Match
In Glenview Illinois on July 17 E M Byers of Alleghany upset defending champion Walter J Travis by 1 up in the national amateur championship second day match play. Byers flourished late with flawless driving approach and putting after a nervous start, overcoming Travis who led at the turn.
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Golf
Ill
Glenview Golf Club Links
Walter J. Travis
E. M. Byers
Alleghany
Byers
Travis
Byoes
Cage Sascuay
W. C. Egan
G. A. Ormiston
Reser Ormiston
H. Chandler Egan
Exmoor
Dr. T. T. Harban
Columbus
George H. Leslie
Skokie
Percy Pyne
Louis James
Glenview
Ralph McKittrick
St. Louis
Dr. D. P. Fredericks
Oil City
Abram Poole, Jr
Onwentsia
Phelps B. Hoyt
Herbert J. Tweedle
F. C. Reinhart
Baltusrol
H. C. Smith
Chandler Egan
Walter Egan
George Ormiston
Pittsburg
Percy R. Pyne
Leslie
Dr. D. Fredericks
Ormiston
Dr. Redericks
A Pasteboard Crown by Clare Morris review
Clara Y Morris earns literary fame with A Pasteboard Crown a vivid novel about stage life and morality. The tale follows Sybil Lawton from early aims to rising star while examining the Lawton family dynamics and Thrall the actor. The book blends dramatic insight with home life humor and is praised as broadly true and engaging. Published by Charles Scribner's Sons New York.
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Clara Y
Lawton
Bulkley
Stewart Thrall
Sybil Lawton
Thrall
Lawtons
Miss Morris
Clare Morris
Charles Scribner's Sons
New York
The Sword of Justice and I Am the King Author Shaping Tales
Sheppard Stevens is known for historical romances that impressed readers and critics alike. His works, including The Sword of Justice and I Am the King, feature power, beauty, and engaging events and characters that held attention from start to finish. In the Eagle's Talon continues his historical romance style with themes of bold narratives.
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Sheppard Stevens
In the Eagle's Talon by Sheppard Stevens review
The novel intertwines Missouri and St. Louis history with Napoleon era Paris. It traces a young American hero from frontier log forts to European courts, amid the Louisiana Purchase signing by Livingston and the French minister. The book blends fact and romance to illuminate early 19th century Missouri life and the rise of St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Mr. Churchill
South
France
Paris
New World
Napoleon
Livingston
Louisiana Purchase
United States
Missouri
Sheppard Stevens
A. Russell
Little, Brown & Co
Boston
Mass
Bargain Basement Shoe Department Offers Low Priced Footwear
The basement department advertises constant arrivals from manufacturers with better prices than regular dealers. White canvas and Linen Lace Shoes, Oxford Ties with leather soles at 3d each, valued at $1.25, plus Tenis Oxfords in white black and brown with rubber soles at 45c per pair. A. G. Pollard & Co.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Probate Court Probate of JOSEPH A GAGNON Will
Heirs and interested parties are cited in Middlesex County to appear July 22, 1902 at Cambridge Probate Court. Flise Gagnon seeks letters testamentary without bond. Notice must be published weekly for three weeks in Lowell Daily Courier and copies mailed to known heirs at least seven days before court.
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Joseph A. Gagnon
Lowell
Flise Gagnon
Cambridge
Middlesex
Lowell Daily Courier
Cuartes J. Melvitire
Esquire
H. Folsom
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