Matinee Entries For Goshen Trotting and Pacing Races
A list of matinee entries for Goshen trotting and pacing heats across classes A through G. Entries include horse names like Kenneth B S and Belgian Bmeerald with breeder farms listed, along with numerous farm affiliations such as Consewague, Brook, Walnut Hall, and Stoney Ford Farms. multiple heats show two in three mile formats and various stallions and jockeys.
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Goshen Sarrday
Kenneth B. S
Criterion
Consewayze Farms
Wiliam
Stoney Ford Farms
Brook Farms
Riverside Farms
B. S
Red Gin
B. XL
Grattan Bar
Monte Crista Stables
Townsend
Glass
Brodr Doll
Dell Coroma
Thos
Hméer
Hindes
Hmien TresamoLe
Tresamolla
Consewegue Farms
Crossmar
Vallette
Mebells
L. H. Wasburr
Corwin
Kire Bingen
Birges
Brook Ferms
Murray
Sweet Alice
Bro M. Walnut Bak
Consewague Farms
Williams
Peter
B. S&s
Peter the Great
Cousewague Farms
Crossman
Dibys
Br. M
Pater the Great
H. Wasburn
Bessie Cook
B. ML
Cape i
Arden Farms
Harriman
Notice
Aumonarch
Tuxedo Stabies
Lomifard
Leonta B
Bingen
Brook
Side Farms
Miss Cochran
Cochran
Judge Seeger
S—Hilhe Cope
la Copia
Peter Goode
Garmge Bar
Br. G
Joe Patchin
H. Wilcox
Wilcox.Macelio
McClintock
R. Stapleton
S—Lady Wakes
B. M. Saamrock
EH. L. Grees
Green
Berdica
Br. F
Bingera
Thom. Hindes
Scarlet Lady
Ch. M
Thomas Hindes
Frisco
San Francisco
Consewgue Farms
Hotmas
Wheeler Gentry
John R. Gentry
Pewee
B. G. Moko
Suver
Springs Farms
Burgess
Hexe
B. M. Justo
Stony Ford
Farms
Titus
Prince B
R. G
Hobo
H. Mantanye
Mantanye
Helen P
Bik M
Joe Patchen
E. Pringle
Dickerson
Rood Mary
Bix
bin- Spring Farms
Durock
B. A
Red Moxe
Silver Spring Farms
Avintyre’s Historic Baseball Bluff Recalled
Old Detroit fans remember Marty McIntyre pulling a trick when with the Tigers. He and Derek van Hers covered second and third as McIntyre sprinted for second and chaos erupted. The ball was fumbled, three Tigers scored, and McIntyre claimed the boastful play simply yielded three runs.
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Detroit
Marty McIntyre
Tigers
McIntyre
Derek van Hers
Tiger
Merty
Coe
Nothing Back
A fragmentary quote reflects on a stare and the idea that the eye is the window of the mind. Attributed to the Baltimore American, the passage captures a moment of silent judgment and introspection.
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Baltimore
Joe Tinker Opens Baseball Instruction Via Mail
Joe Tinker, famed Chicago Cubs figure, launches the Joe Tinker Bureau of Baseball Instruction in Chicago with $1000 capital. The program offers by correspondence or other means lessons to teach how to excel in baseball. Rickey Skillen and Joseph N. Durborow to Swim Chesapeake Bay plan a 30 mile crossing on June 24 starting at 10:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tinker
Mensser
Chicora l Cubs
Secret of
Stevens
Chicago
Tinker
Ty Cobb
Christy Mathewson
Percy Skillen
Dartmouth
Joseph N. Bishop
Durborow
Chesapeake Bay
Charles Durborow
Philadelphis
Cape Henry
Baseball results from yesterday in major leagues
In the National League yesterday, Cincinnati beat Chicago 20 to not specified, Boston defeated New York 3 to 1 in Brooklyn, Philadelphia won 4 to 3 over Brooklyn, Pittsburgh and St Louis games noted as rained out or incomplete, with Cincinnati at Chicago rain. In the American League, Washington split with New York, Philadelphia and Boston played, Boston won 1 to 0 at New York, Cleveland beat Detroit 4 to 3, Chicago defeated St Louis 2 to 6, Philadelphia 4 over Washington 2, and Washington 6 Philadelphia 1.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Wees
New York Ae
Ghicargo
Pirnsburgh
Washington Oi
New Yo
Lous
Arenes
Plan Open House at Camp Sunday
Camp Whitman prepares for a large open house as work to receive troops nears completion by sundown tomorrow. Militia expects about 20 000 visitors Sunday and has asked railroads for special trains to draw recruits.
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Camp Whitman
Arctic rock weed described as shiplike and 500 foot branches
A New York World classified ad describes the arctic rock weed drifting from Alesha. The sea plant grows up to 500 feet in branches and forms a buoy like drift net around its stem, aiding flotation and giving the impression fishing nets are adrift. There are no signs of lerves detected.
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Alesha
Jervals
New York World
Militia to Be Sent to Border at Once
Washington reports after a cabinet meeting orders to move all militias under General Wood General Barry and General Bell to the border immediately. The call rushes units to the front as they are mustered into Federal service, with plans to deploy cavalry infantry artillery and signals units to ready points. Springfield dispatch notes War Baker ordered all troops in camp to move at once to the border, regardless of equipment status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Juune
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Barry
Central Department
J. Franklin Bell
Western Department
Mids
Reid
New York
Artodiusabinet
Funston
Hayerts
Daniels
Toops
Springfield
Baker
Tnicg
Japanese Warship Sighted Off Mexican Coast
Secretary of the Navy Daniel s asked Admiral Winslow for details on a reported Japanese warship seen off the Mexican west coast. Commanders must notify General Funston when each muster is completed, and Funston will decide force deployment and direct transport without further Washington instructions.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Winslow
Funston
Governor commutes Joel C. Rundle’s life sentence
Albany June 23 The Governor commuted the 1902 life term for Joel C. Rundle, sentenced in Orange County for second degree murder. A Civil War veteran who is paralyzed, Rundle faced release on grounds of prior good character and wartime service. Relatives in Greenville promised care, and several officials supported the petition after years of effort. Rundle is expected to spend his remaining days with relatives in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Joel C. Brumdle
Orange County
Rundle
Greenville
Kemmel
Trandle
Hion
J. J. Beattie
Hfe
A V. N. Powelson
Bord “and
Brontgomery
Silvers
Riley
American Troops Move Toward Juarez After Carrizal Report
El Paso June 23 reports say only remnants of Captain Boyds command who fought the Carrizal trap remain in the hills between Oroperrendon and San Luis. Pershing's version confirms the engagement, and word reaches Fort Bliss that U S troops may move on Juarez within 48 hours. Also notesMisses Gertrude and Louise Jorgan will visit California and Alaska, returning late August.
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EL Paso
Boyd
Carrizal
Oroperrendon
San Luis
Fort Bliss
Pershing
Garrizal
Juarez
Forced Into It Boston Transcript Exchange
A short dialogue fragment shows Norah urged to be truthful and responds that she only lies to callers for the famous Boston Transcript, speaking in a period voice about habitual honesty and deception.
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Norah
Boston Transcript
Proudest Day Marks First Calling Card Exchange
A New York Sun fragment notes a bride on her third floor call day, prompting envy from onlookers. The article recalls a wife’s early display of status by sharing her husband’s cards and her own, marking a pivotal moment in social rank.
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New York Sun
Relief Fund for Soldiers Growing
The Soldiers' Relief Fund is steadily growing with new contributions from A. W. Corwin and C. L. Mead at 100 and 25 dollars, RH. D. Gould & Co. adding 83 weekly. Readers wishing to contribute are asked to fill the coupon printed in the paper.
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A. W. Corwin
C. L. Mead
RH. D. Gould & Co
Weddings Wilson-Daley
Two Middletown weddings reported in St. Joseph s rectory and North Street Congregational Church. Miss Mee Cecella Daley wed Grover C. Wilson with relatives present and a post ceremony luncheon at the bride s home. The couple depart by auto for unknown destination. Miss Mary Elizabeth Bougill, an O W railroad engineer, wed Mary Elizabeth Mackey of Liberty at North Street Church with Mr and Mrs N J Vaeleuven in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Middletown Club
J. B. Giles
William W. Woodward
GRAGE
Grace Church Sunday School
Bloomingburg
St. Paul’s Sunday School
First Congregational Church
L. R. Wallace
North Street
W. Co. T. U. the Indies
E. M. Thompson
The Ordeal of Elizabeth at Stratton Tonight
The Ordeal of Elizabeth stars Lillian Walker Ewart Overton and Donald Hall. A wandering artist deserts his wife then is found dead, a woman is accused of murder, a shocking confession saves her from tragedy. Two vaudeville acts complete the program with Beverly Bayne and Francis Bushman starring tomorrow in A Billion a Minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitegreph Blue Ribbon
Elizabeth
Francis Bushman
Valenuce Grant
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Goshen
Avintyre
Vitagraph
Alhambra Theatre
Anita Stewart and
Earl Williams
Charles Richman and Vitagraph Cast
Charles Chaplin
HARTE
Pa’s
Wellington
Tomright
Fry Tows
Reat Brite
Illinois
Mexican Coast
Joel C. Rundle
Gertrude
Louise Jorgan
California
Alaska
Ellen
Tolstoy
Sergerenko
Moscow
Leo Nikolaevitch
Count Lolstoy
Teg
TimesPress
James Corner
King Street
Relief Fund For Soldiers
Times-Press
Golf Shop
North St
Lillian Walker
Beverly Bayne
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