Electioneer Wins Rich Futurity At Sheepshead Bay
William Lakeland's Electioneer wins the Futurity at Sheepshead Bay, edging Pope Joan and De Mund by a neck in a dramatic stretch run. Keene and Rainey’s runners salute as strong rivals, with 40 000 to 50 000 spectators witnessing a top two year old classic.
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Wrecking of Real Estate Trust Company Prompts Arrests
Philadelphia news reports that Frank H Hipple, president of the Real Estate Trust Company, is blamed as evidence gathered by receiver Earle is turned over to District Attorney Bell for possible arrests. Directors and officers testified as loans to Adolf Segal are scrutinized amid tampering claims.
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William F. Worth
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Twelve Miners Entombed in Kentucky Mine Disaster
May King Kentucky Sept 1 Messages from Mud Lick Mines say twelve miners are entombed in the mines. It is believed the men are dead. A large party of rescuers works to remove dirt blocking the passage to the interior. It will take about twenty four hours to clear.
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Record 24 inning win sets major league mark in Boston
Philadelphia Americans defeated Boston 4 to 1 in a 24 inning game lasting nearly five hours. A double header drew a large crowd but darkness prevented completing the second game. The long contest ties and surpasses several prior marathons, including Harvard vs Manchester’s 24 innings played on Boston Common.
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Leday
Electioneer Wins Futurity Foreseen by Major Thomas
The Tribune reports in Leaington Ky that Electioneer’s Futurity victory was foreseen by Major B. G. Thomas who bred Domino the Futurity winner. Thomas chose the mating with his famed mate Quesal and had Electioneer photographed near Domino’s grave before sale.
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Williamsburg Bridge Out of Place Defies Engineers
The Williamsburg Bridge sits about three inches misaligned as engineers test methods to correct its tilt. Attempts include warming blocks and shifting suspenders. new rollers on the Manhattan side are planned to aid future adjustments. The 7000 ton span and 45400 ton overall mass hinge on precise sag and balance.
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Russian Woman Kills Frenchman in Interlaken Hotel
A young Russian woman shot and killed an elderly Frenchman named Mueller during dinner at a hotel in Interlaken Switzerland. She claimed she was sent to kill the Russian ex Minister of the Interior M. Durnove and gave the name Stafford. The couple checked in as Mr and Mrs Stafford and the man departed yesterday under the guise of a mountaineering expedition.
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Hearst Threats Bomb for Bryan Exposed by Journalists
Reporter chronicles a Hearst prepared bomb of alleged evidence linking William R Hearst to a meeting with William Jennings Bryan during Bryan's 1900s campaign. It claims Hearst’s agents tracked Bryan across Europe and the United States, compiling notes and quotes to weaponize later political tensions.
Trains Crash on Curve at Coenties Slip Injures Two
A rear end collision between elevated trains at Coenties Slip yesterday afternoon injured two passengers. Motorman J H Miller misjudged stopping distance causing a crash into a Second Avenue train. The rear and front platforms were damaged. Edward Bly of Jersey City and Monica Nate of Brooklyn were slightly hurt. Fire alarms and ambulances responded.
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Addicks Driven Out in Delaware Republican Fight
Telegraph report from Wilmington declares J Edward Addicks defeated in Delaware GOP primaries. Kent and Sussex counties swept by Allee while Layton Marshall and Burton gain boosts. Allee expected to lead state delegation at Harmony Convention despite Addicks and Du Pont opposition.
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Pannaman Congress Opens as Amador Seeks Unity
Panamanian Assembly convened with diplomats present as Arias elected president of the Assembly Ignacio Guinanda first vice president and Leptalex Revilla second vice president Amador praised progress and cordial ties except with Colombia urging two special diplomatic missions and immigration incentives while noting Roosevelt's planned canal zone visit and further links with the Americas.
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Harvard's Fine Row Sets Near Record in London Trial
Putney England September 1 Harvard essay rowers completed a full course trial from Putney to Mortlake in 18 minutes 7 seconds within 3 seconds of the record Cambridge did a four hundred seven second mile trial 4 minutes 3 seconds Harvard averaged 33 strokes per minute finishing at 4. Intermediate times noted Hammersmith Bridge 7 3 Barnes s Bridge 1 4 Barnes s Bridge pace by London Rowing Club eight.
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Bryan Addresses Newark Crowd on Roosevelt Views
Mr. Bryan spoke at Military Park Newark stressing his visit has no local political significance and praising Roosevelt's Democratic principles. He then spoke in Jersey City and told the National Democratic Club in Manhattan he values conscience over national approval and anticipated criticism for advocating government ownership of railroads.
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Bryan speaks in Jersey City rally draws ten thousand
William Jennings Bryan toured Newark and Jersey City, addressing crowds. He praised women, attacked corporate influence, urged anti corruption rules for Democrats, and teased leading party figures while noting a potential future leadership role.
New York Central Lines Promote Fast Western Trains
A famous train with sleeping cars runs from New York to Cincinnati and St. Louis leaving New York at 525 PM via New York Central Lines. The railroad proclaims itself as Americas Greatest Railroad and notes a dozen other fast trains to the West.
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