Favorites Beaten as Wyeth Wins American Derby
Wyeth the 3 year old from Trace stable with Lucien Lyne rode boldly to outpace Otis Heno and Aladdin in the American Derby at Chicago. The track favored Western horses. Heno and Otis led early but failed to hold on with Wyeth finishing one length ahead Lucien Appleby placing second and Aladdin third in a packed field.
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Chicago
Wreth
John A. Drake
Barney Schreiber
Otis
Singleton
Schreiber
Pentecost
Arsenal
New York
Belles Commoner
Lucien Appleby
Aladdin
Corrigan
Lord Quex
Prowl
Cincinnati
Hermis
Wyeth
Coburn
Dwyer
Heno
Bullman
Head
Peither
Tyne
Eth
Wadsworth and
Fonsle
Aline
Hlae
Boundless
Wain-a-Maine
Beauchamp
Federal
Jiminez
Harry New
Barrack
Paul Creyton
Elsie L
Deane
Vulcan
Caywood
Zerbia
Scarpa
Lukeward
Knellworth
Maud Conne
Memnos Knight
Harney
Rose Tree
Fillform
Wissendine
Vyne
J. Woods
Beiles Commoner
Alfred Vargrave
Redfern
Stuyve
Ranseh
Lacreme
Wild Pirate
Last Knight
Campbell
Semicoloun
Ed Adick
Synia
Sidney C. Love
Dean
Watkins Overton
Woods
Rheta
Knight
Tom Cogan
Reckoner
Brownie Anderson
Nutt
Helgeson
True Blue
Eva Rice
Queen of
Major Daingerfield wins drenched Sheepshead Bay Tidal
At Sheepshead Bay in heavy rain Major Daingerfield owned by F C McLevee Co. won the 20 000 Tidal stakes for three year olds a mile and a quarter by five lengths over Goldsmith and Dixieline. Gold Cure faded after a brief challenge as Burns rode Goldsmith to second. Monte Carlo won the Surf stakes for two year olds and Rowdy took the Inaugural steeplechase.
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New York
F. C. McLevee & Co
Daingerfield
Sheepshead Bay
Major Dangerfield
Goldsmith
Dixieline
Major Daingerfield
Gold Cure
Burns
Shaw
Dixienline
J. ¢. Lyman
Monte Carlo
Charles Elwood
Rowdy
Foolhardy
Hewitt
Sallust
Kay
Decameron
Rising Sun
Secon
Femesole
Smith
Morokana
J. Martin
Wonderly
Hackensack
Slave
Showman
Bounding Beauty
xSunnay Shore
Nile
Odom
Remorse
Seenien Feeteen
Soothsayer
Mount Hope
Keepy Planet
Bobbinet
Blue Delft
eCaffert Tureo
Sayer
Blue
Brimstone
Martin
Dees
Fort Erie and Salem Derby Notes Highlight June Races
At Fort Erie on June 21 results list Special Tax and Easy Street victories in sprint and middle distances, with Clorena and Huntressa winning other races and Esmond taking the handicap. In Salem Indiana Colonel Samuel Bryant departs for Chicago, feeble but determined, to witness what may be his last American Derby as owner of Proctor Knott and Uncle Bob.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Erie
Easy Street
Beveridge
Curtsey
Clorena
Drewmead
Mattie Spencer
Sit Fantings
Rothet Bragongs
Sta
Lorina
Tisol
Harp
Huntressa
Nobleman
Sige M
Esmond
Varodhara
Trend-the-Mere
Salem
Ind
Samuel Bryant
Proctor Knott
Uncle Bob
Chicago
Benjamin Jacobs Is Very Ill
Chicago real estate man Benjamin F. Jacobs famed for church and charity work is very ill at his home in Chicago, with concerns growing over his condition.
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Benjamin Jacobs
Chicago
Benjamin F. Jacobs
Native Nursery stakes at Fair Grounds yields close finish
Two year old Missouri foals Geheimniss and Mindora win the Native Nursery stakes with Geheimniss grabbing the lead and Mindora moving to second before edging Ed Ball by a half length as Walsh on Mindora dislodges Ed Ball. Weather clear, track heavy, crowd watched across six more races with multiple winners and notable entries.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Missouri
Barney Schreiber
Geheimniss
Mindora
Doctor Kammerer
Ed Ball
Walsh
Patheen
Bell
Brown Wall
H. Watson
Ransome
Dominick
Fucino
Luna Minor
Lulu Flight
Submarine
Fon Spray
Alls Well
Tennyson
Neva H
Mae Miller
Hansbrough
Jim Turner
Fore
Christine A
Katie Cromwell
Larry Wilt
O'Neill
Branch
Watson
Tenown
Tommy Tucker
Deblaise
Erne
Saragamp
Regin
Prestome
Utero
Nandora
Tl. Walsh
Dr. Kammerer
Flora Levy
Jordan
Brewer Schorr
Odnor
Newcom
Wallabout
Guide Rock
Tickful
T. Walsh
Chantero
Joe Goss
Birdie Stone
Mitchell
Wiggins
Dutch Carter
Miss Aubrey
Tom Collins
Americans Lose Final Polo Game at Hurlingham 7-1
England defeated the United States 7 to 1 in the deciding polo match at Hurlingham. Notable attendees included White Law Reid Choate and the Dukes of Connaught and Teck. Waterbury scored the American goal amid heavy rain and strong English play.
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London
Hurlingham Today
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Reid
Miss Reid
Choate
Michael H. de Young
de Young
Louis Hay
P. W. Nickalls
Freake
England
Hurlingham
Backmaster
Foxhall Keene
Waterbury
Earl Roberts
Hurlingham Club
America
Mother Kidnaps Her Child Special to The Philadelphia Times
Elizabeth Dudley Jennison abducted 4 year old Alice Jennison assisted by three men and a woman at the Held House Indian Head Greenwich shortly after nurse was knocked down and valet disarmed. This marks a second kidnapping in a week as Frank E. Jennison had earlier recovered the child by force in New York. The couple married in 1806 and divorced last December.
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Philadelphia Times
Greenwich
Conn
Alice Jennison
Frank E. Jennison
New York
Elizabeth Dudley Jennison
Indian Head
Life savers to get pensions in House favor
Washington June 20 The House Commerce Committee favors a bill to grant pensions to life saving service members. Pension rates mirror Navy and Army pay scales with superintendent same as a Navy captain. The committee views this as a civil pension rather than a military retirement.
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Washington
House Committee On Commerce
State Tennis Tourney Ends. Allen to Meet Clothier
The Pennsylvania State Championship lawn tennis tournament at Haverford concluded after rain halted play. The day featured Harry Allen defeating J. R. Carpenter Jr. in a five set battle 64 2 6 6 4 6 4, securing a final with E. W. J. Clothier tomorrow afternoon.
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Pennsylvania
Haverford
Harry Allen
J. H. Carpenter, Jr
Allen
Polo Classic Ends In One-Goal Rockaway Loss At Bryn Mawr
In a thrilling Bryn Mawr polo match the Country Club defeated Rockaway 7 to 6 amid rough play and a Savage injury. Zulin clinched the final goal as the series finale neared, with stars Savage Collier Rosengarten and Smith lauded for standout play.
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Rockaway
Bryn Mawr
Savage
Smith
J. F. McFadden
Zulin
Collier
D. F. Savage
M. G. Rosengarten
la Montague
It & Conover
F. Collier
W. H. Smith
Ec Everers
Vccesse Country Club
McFadden
Country Club
Ravage
Fla Montague
Rosengarten
Kaoodck
Soft coal miners worry over bituminous output curtailment plan
New York June 20 The United Mine Workers proposal to curtail bituminous coal output pending a national convention is viewed seriously by soft coal operators. Beach Creek Coal and Coke Co says Mitchell might halt output in District No 2 if targeting anthracite shortages. The company claims an agreement with the union bans sending bituminous coal to anthracite districts during trouble. Operators note Philadelphia Reading and Jersey Central lines dominate anthracite movement. The mood among bituminous miners is apathetic with four good days valued over six poor days.
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New York
United Mine Workers
Beach Creek Coal and Coke Company
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Reading
Jersey Central
Bitard Nous
White House Closed to Public for Demolition Work
Washington June 20 The interior demolition of the White House has narrowed access. The President announced only Senators members of the House government officials and those with urgent business would be received thereafter.
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Washington
Baldwin and McChesney Offer $20,000 Derby Route Race
In Chicago on June 21 a likely race for $20,000 between Lucky Baldwin's Crusades and C Hildreth's McChesney follows both horses being withdrawn from the Derby after injuries sustained Wednesday at Harlem. Hildreth plans to back Baldwin's bet for a Derby route race, Baldwin responding by confirming his stance.
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Cilncago
Baldwin
C. Hildreth
Harlem
Mildreth
Get Over Blushing Says Professor Eulenburg
Correspondence of the Indianapolis Journal notes Dr. Eulenburg the Vienna professor urges girls and men to shed the blushing habit in summer and details cases from Newport to New York. He cites hereditary ties and nervous causes, and says cures rely on mindset and avoiding social triggers.
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Indianapolis Journal
Eulenburg
Vienna
Eulenberg
United States
Europe
Newport
Bart
Brea
Petra Gies
Professor Eulenberg
Paris
Washington
Cavalry
Dr. Eulenburg
Oil fuel on trial at Morse Iron Works Brooklyn plant
Morse Iron Works and Drydock Company in Brooklyn plans to convert all boilers to crude petroleum. President F F E Morse says oil generates no smoke or odor, provides steady heat, reduces labor, and can be fed from an underground tank located about 150 feet from the building. Next boiler will run on oil next week.
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Morse Iron Works and Drydock Company
Fiftysixth Street
Brooklyn
The
Tribune
F. F E. Morse
Mr. Morse
Baliding
Oil as fuel eyed for city with eight tankers planned
Officials outline a plan to use Texas oil for steam power. Eight tank steamships will run between Port Arthur and the city, converting steamers and a tugboat to oil burn. J M Guffey, Luckenbach, and Councilmap vessels involved.
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Port Arthur
Tex
J. M. Guffey
Belgenland rumor false no evidence of return voyage
London agents of the American Line deny a circulating rumor that the steamer Belgenland sailed from Queenstown to Philadelphia and was returning to its former port. Dispatches from Queenstown report no confirmation of such a movement.
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London
American Line
Kelgenland
Queenstown
Philadelphia
Yeenels
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J. M. Waterbury
P. L. Agassiz
Lawrence Waterbury
Ceccil Nichalls
Patteson Nickalls
George A. Miller
Walter H. Buckmaster
House Committee
Carpenter
E. W. J. Clothier
Comover
Nseeschs
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Seni Ne
Rosdagaries
Hookne Ma Club
Tanticape Country Club
Pria Times
White House
Keating
Pierce
Sterns
Ramblers
Columbias
A. Kerouse
Amuel T. Freeman & Co
W. Cor
12Th
Walnut Streets
Joene & Sons
Beete
FURN
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AS. A. Freeman's Sons
the Exchange
W. Birch & CO
Arch Street
Barnes & CO
Lips Lippincott & 9
Market Street
A Lippiott, Son & CO
South Seventh Street
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South Fourth Street
L, Franck & Son
North 2D ST
4 & Harvey
Walnut Street
Philo & Weaver
Market St
Herkness & Company
Cortland Wagon CO
S. E. Cor. Bread and Race Sts
Charles H. Schwarz
North Broad Street
WM. . Rudolph
North Broad St
Packard
Moore
Mes
Winton
Stearns Steam
Spalding
Rudolph
South Eleventh Street
Chesterman & Streeter
Belgenland
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