Salvator and Tenny Duel at Sheepshead Bay Finish Won by Salvator
In the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay Salvator defeats Tenny by a short head. Jockey Isaac Murphy uses a sharp inside move to gain the edge as the crowd follows the telegraph reports. The race cements Salvator as a turf legend amid high stakes and rival wagers, with Tenny’s home-stable loyalty shaping the dramatic finish.
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Salvator
Tenny
Sheepshead Bay
David Pulsifer
Tie
Pulsifer
America
James
old Sheepshead
Lenny
Tiaae Murply
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Ife
Tian
Sheenshend
Yeung
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Isaac
Hagein
Salvater
Millvator
Leto
ile
Garrison
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Garri- Sop
Murphy
hha
Tengy
Mumby
Monessen
aity
Push Buttons 2s Wedding Gifts Across Gotham Rooms
A New York correspondent notes the gift of enameled push buttons as a wedding present for a bride named Bing. Buttons vary in green tones to match room decors, with pale introns for delicate rooms and darker shades for bolder spaces. The item signals fashion, with door keys of cold beating steel rumored as a next bridesmaid accessory.
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Bing
Feartrow
Gotham
Elopement Tangles Central City Widows Family
A Central City tale recounts a widowed mother engaged to Stapleman who then marries his fiancée, her daughter. While the wedding plans moved, Stapleman eloped with the daughter to Columbus on the eve of the marriage, stirring scandal in the town.
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Central City
Web
Columbus
Wealthy Woman Found Dead in New York Apartment
Laura D. Tionaldenn aged 28 formerly of Lewistown Pa came to New York to study art. She was found dead in her uptown hotel rooms from a self-inflicted gunshot wound said to be caused by mental derangement due to excessive heat. A revolver lay near her right hand as the bullet entered the mouth and lodged in the brain.
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New York
laura D. Tionaldenn
Lewistown
hense
Fragmentary note hints at court case and money details
Fragmentary OCR mentions Chicago, July 20, a man, Uncle, Judge Landis, and a federal building scene about obtaining money. References to attestant waiting, potential oil funds, and unclear actions when money arrives. Names like Tohn PD and Rock M appear amid garbled text.
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dohn
feller
Juige Landis
alec weton
federal
Tohn PD
Roek M. a
Ground to Death By Train in New Brunswick
A prisoner from Ol land, Ohio, named Tenyy Lindey, age 26, jailed in Penneyivania, pleaded for release and was freed by Justice Tronsell an hour before attempting to flee aboard a freight train. Lindey was later killed after being struck by a train while fleeing his supposed homeward journey.
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New Brunswick
Navy Board Probes Georgia Explosion Causes
The board reports the Georgia powder explosion was caused by a delay flare back after air blast shut too soon. It finds no ignition from electrical fuse spark, percussion or outside debris, and no deterioration of powder. Midshipman James F. Cruse dies at Chelsea Hospital, bringing Georgia toll to ten.
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Washington
navy department
Thomas
board of examination
Georgia
Boston
James F. Cruse
naval hospital
Chelsea
Cape Cod bay
Funeral for Georgia Victim Thatcher in Wilmington
Impressive funeral services held at St Pauls Catholic Church Wilmington for William J Thatcher young turret captain of the battleship Georgia one of the explosion victims Rev Father Higgins celebrated assisted by Father Temple and Father Kelly Hymns including Lead Kindly Light were sung Interment followed at Riverview Cemetery the casket wrapped in an American flag many offerings observed.
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Georgia
Wilmington
Del
St. Pauls Catholic church
Willim J. Thatcher
Father Higgins
Father Temple
St. Paul's
Father Kelly
Philadelphia
Riverview
Too Fat to Get In Jail Paroled in New Jersey
Too fat to languish in jail during hot weather, 359 pounds, spares George Ulrich of Ecater, M. J., from a jail cell after arraignment before U S Commissioner Rowe. He faced charges of admitting Italians into the country and pleaded guilty while intoxicated. The record ends with weather-related delays and unclear follow up.
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Terser City
N. J
George Ulrich
Ecater
M. J
United States Camsioner
Rowe
Flo
Once Wealthy Dies a Pauper in Lima Pennsylvania
The report recalls John Hink son of Cheeler, once wealthy, dying at the Delaware County home in Lima at age 87. He helped found Hink son & Meiltyn, influential in the city’s dwellings, later confined to the almshouse. Other items note a farm incident and a race car death in Philadelphia and Newark, with mention of delayed maritime arrivals in New York.
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Cheeler
John Hinkson
Delaware county
Lima
ffinkson & Meiltyn
uniny
Peruus
Fatal Train Wreck Kills Two on Freight Trains
In a head on collision at Freemansburg Pennsylvania near Bethlehem on the New Jersey Central railroad a fireman Henry J. Miller 25 of Manch Chunk was crushed and roasted to death. Engineer J D Miller of Phillipsburg NJ died later from injuries. Engineer Harry Ackerman of train 440 remained uninjured. Four others narrowly escaped.
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Bethlehem
New Jersey Central railroad
Freemansburg
oRer
MANA
Henry J. Miller
Manch Chunk
J. D. Miller
Phillipsburg
N. J
Easton
Harry Ackerman
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games
National and American League games yielded varied results. Philadelphia defeated St Louis 5–0 and Chicago beat Cincinnati 12–3. Netreit beat Athletics 6–1 and Washington tied Cleveland 0–0 in 12 innings. Atlantic and other leagues saw Chester 1 Allentown 0 in 10 innings, with Brookline 2 listed in standings. Telegraphers strike settled in Oakland with wage increases and arbitration planned. Paul B Turner arrested for Oakland post office robbery. John Stevens named VP at New Haven Railroad to oversee operations.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Netreit
Athletics
New Yor
Cleveland
Washington
Thread to Post Ten Cents a Spool Sparks Trust Talk
In New York July cotton thread prices rise from four to six or seven cents a spool and dealers anticipate a 10 cent retail rate. Independent and trust manufacturers blame higher raw cotton and labor costs while predicting further price hikes. Lincoln Nebraska July 26 Rev Ferguson sermons on virtue trigger a confession from Mrs Cross of misconduct with him. He is suspended pending trial. Mrs Cross weeps in church recalling the steeple study and encounters at his study and hotels.
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New York
Lincoln
Neb
W. Ferguson
elise shurch
Cross
Woman saves drowning boy in Lake Michigan incident
In Kenords Wis on July 20 a remarkable act of heroism occurred when a woman leaped into Lake Michigan to rescue Vernon Art, a nine year old boy fishing near the breakwater who lost balance and fell into nine feet of water.
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Kenords
Wis
trigge
Lake Mich
Vernon Art
We Will Not Argue With the Man Over Butter Taste
A short editorial note argues against confronting a man who prefers oleo margarine to pure butter. It says taste is personal and asserts oleomargarine fails to meet standard batter quality and adulteration concerns, contrasting it with true butter.
Pure Paint Worli advert claims with Davis 100 percent Fura Paint
An advertisement urges consumers to ask dealers for Pure Paint Worli and promises no substitutes. It touts Davis 100 per cent Fura Paint as complying with the strictest Pure Paint Laws and able to stand the test of scrutiny.
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Davis
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