Waddell Wins the Derby at Washington Park
In Chicago on June 22 thirty thousand fans cheered Robert Waddell as he won the American Derby at Washington Park by one length in 2 23 4 5. Virginia Bradley's Aloha gelding rode to victory at 12 to 1 with jockey Bullman lifted on the crowd’s acclaim. Terminus placed second, Longstreet colt failed to win, and The Parader led early before finishing seventh.
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Cago
Virginia
Bradley
Bullman
Odome Terrific
New York
Washington
Dwyer
Piggot
Piggott
John Bullman
Robert Waddell
Bugles
Frank Farrell
Bonnibert
Bean Gallant
Sannazarro
W. M. Hayes
Lady Schorr
Schorr
Silverdale
Terminus
Six Shooter
Sir Dixon
McGinn
Sadie S
P. H. Sullivan
Remarkable Bowling Totals Highlight Friday Night Action
Garter of the Witell Tatum Drug League rolled four straight games totaling 874 pins on American alleys Friday night. Semmes added 264 161 288 22 for three games. Mane Bishot scored 122 for three games as the event showcased strong cooperation among teams.
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Mane
PBS Bishot
Sea Il Cil
Sanaee
Boxer Thomas Steady After Bout in City Ring
The report notes boxer Thomas in good shape after a recent ring appearance in the city. Mentions a rival or partner nicknamed Kid Thomas, with brief references to training and local setting, indicating a routine, uneventful follow up.
Brigadier Sets World Record in Sheepshead Bay Handicap
Brigadier won the Sheepshead Bay Handicap at one mile in a world record 1 mile circular-track time of 2.87.45, leading a strong field before about 20,000 spectators at Sheepshead Bay. The day also featured the Grand National Steeplechase and other races with notable finishes and participating horses such as Cyrano, Star Bright, Mesmerist, and King T.
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New York
Brigadier
Sheepshead Bay
Brighton Beach
Smith
George Keép
King T
Sacket
Dr. Eichberg
Cameron
O'Connor
Evelyn Maud
Mounce
Holyrood
G. Thompson
Meditation
Ascension
Carroll D
Step Onward
Man of War
Wooduianeten
Quixada Aled
Wax ‘Taper
Combs
Mesmerist
Connor
Land
May W
Wale
Land & Fo B
Tower of Candles
Belle of Lexington
Cervera Godfrey
Ezera
Lady of the Valley
Proteus
Musette Dleo
Surf
Smart Set
Shaw
Lenaid
Mounee
Dean Swift
Mitchell
Saecker
Carson
Tod
Meara
Perlon
Heider
Heider, 15 To 1 and 6 To 1, Thind. "Time, 5.18, “Passe Partont
Ronkonkoma
Magic Light
George Keen
Jack Wang
Euphone
Zinzinder
Klondyke
Dr. Eiehberg
Ben Viking
Dolando
BH. Cochran
Clothier Defeats Willson to Retain Interstate Tennis Crown
W. J. Clothier defeated Dr. R. N. Willson Jr. in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-4 at Merion Cricket Club Haverford to retain the interstate tournament championship. Willson showed late rally but Clothier’s net play and fast rallies dominated all three sets before a large crowd.
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Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
W. J. Clothier
RB. N. Willson, Jr
Clothier
Willson
Dr. Willson
Reworth
R. N. Willson
Illson
Mortgages Recorded In Philadelphia Area
A long list of mortgages recorded names numerous borrowers and lenders including Robert M. Black to Jacob Snare on Highland avenue Chestnut Hill and Thomas Andrews to Ellen Yerkes near Kerper street. Others include George Brennan to Leonard Rieger on Gross street Elizabeth Frazer to Pennsylvania Company Insurance on Lives near Cox and Calumet streets. Multiple properties on streets such as Twenty second, Eighteenth, Sansom, Elk Hart and others are listed with various sums ranging from about 1,150 to 10,000 dollars.
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Robert M
Jacob Snare
Highland Avenue
Chestnut Hill
Andrews
Tom
Ellen Yerkes
Kerper Street
J Street
Brennan
George A
Leonard Rieger
Gross Street
Race Street
Isseee Boyle
Thomas A
Householders’ B. and
L. Association
Tenth Street
Locust Street
Burnett
Charles H
Philadelphia Saving Fund Society
Eighteenth Street
Sansom Buchanan
Margaret
Rachel F. Avery
Fitawater Street
Twenty-second Street
Bupp
Charles
Second Girard Avenue
B. A
Bancroft Street
Wolf Street
Buchanan
William
West End T
8. D. Company
Lindenwood Street
Park- Sige Sveduc
Essapeis Sebsvencen
Backman
Hyman
Carley N. von Schirach
Wharton Street
Fourth Street
Christie
Claudius
Columbia Avenue
L. A
Twenty-sixth Street
Richmond B
East Clearfield Street
Filbon
Jobo
Manayunk Trust Company
Calumet Street
Norristown
Annadal
Arle Ae Frazer
Elizabeth M
Pennsylvania Company Insurance On Lives
Eghteenth Street
Cox
Odebe Casas Fink
Charles F. W
Harrowgate B. A
Ontario Street
Amber Street
Gerhung
Gottiled
Somerset B
Elkhart
Anmer Dee
Gorman
John
Charie A. Ayres
Indiana
Ie Galbraith
Elizabeth
Land T. and
T. Company
Gerttt Street
Hughes
Lucinda A
Continental T. and
Buttonwood Street
Tulip Street
Arta. Paul
Camacae
Maater ‘Street
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Fells An
George E
Fourth Ie
Hartley Avenue
Eighty Second Street
Livingston
Max
Wina T
Charlée G. Cottoin
Mary Bonen
J. G. Brown
Karl Hirschberg
Buffalo
Charles Melville Dewey
Niagara
Charles Cary
Lars G. Sellstedt
Philadelphia
Eastman Johnston
William MW. Hyde
Augustus Frangén
William Thorne
Benjamin C. Porter
Ben Foster
William Sartain
Edward F. Rook
W. Elmer Scofield
Worthington Whittredge
Charles A. Platt
W. JL
Bahamas
Bermuda Islands
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Leonard Ochtmann
Walter L. Palmer
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la Sainte
Alice Hirschberg
Horatio Walker
Harvey Bilis
Joseph Lindon Smith
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Arthur I. Keller
William C. Cornwell
Oliver Phelps Smith
Ross Turner
Rosina E. Sherwood
George Wharton Edwards
E. M. Scott
Albert E. Sterner
Sarah C. Sears
R. M. Shurtieff
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Louis Loeb
Alexander Schilling
A. Phimister Proctor
William T. Whittemore
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Pan American Art Show Showcases American Talent In Buffalo
The Pan-American Art Show in Buffalo displays extensive American works from painters sculptors architects and engravers. Highlights include Saint Gaudens Sherman statue and Barnard God Pan, with John Sargent Whistler and Eakins portraits among many Buffalo and international artists in diverse media.
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General Sherman
Augustus Saint Gaudens
America
Central Park
New York City
God Pan
George Grey Barnard
Hahnemann
Charles H. Niehaus
Dr. Pepper
Karl Bitter
Eli Harvey
Edwin H. Blashfield
Robert Reid
Charles H. Davis
Sculpture Court
Daniel C. ‘French
Hunt Memorial
England
United States
Frank D. Miller
Edwin A. Abbey
Elenor
School Board To Hear Nolan Case In July Meeting
The Twenty fourth Sectional School Board will meet on July 1 to hear bribery charges against Miss Ada Nolan raised by Director Harry B. Jeffries. Jeffries says the case reveals political manipulation in the board as it dismissed the teacher, with critics blaming ward boss influence and calling for abolishing sectional boards. Jeffries claims his action was duty driven and opposes political interference in education.
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Twenty-fourth Sectional
Ada Nolan
Harry B. Jeffries
Robert J. Wright
Twentyfourth
Board of Education
Philophia
Jeffries
Dixon Captures Lynnewood Cup in Golf Final
C G Dixon Jr of Huntingdon Valley CC defeated R E B Griscom of Merion CC to win the Lynnewood Hall cup in Huntingdon Valley open. Griscom, after defeating Bohlen and Macfarland, led early but Dixon surged with careful play to seal a 5 up, 8 to play win.
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Philadelphia
C. G. Dixon, Jr
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
R. E B. Griscom
Merion Cricket Club
Griscom
F. H. Bohlen
Philadelphia Cricket Club
H. B. Macfarland
Macfarland
Dixon
H. P. Smith
Smith
Hale
Miss Hecker Captures Metropolitan Golf Title at Nassau
The final for the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association title at Nassau Country Club Glen Cove pitted Miss Genevieve Hecker Essex County against Miss Ruth Underhill Nassau Country Club. Hecker won by eight up with one to play in a tight finish. A consolation match between Mrs Fuller and Mrs Ramadell required two extra holes, Ramadell prevailing by one up on the twentieth hole.
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New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
L. L
Genevieve Hecker
Essex County
Ruth Underhill
Hecker
Fuller
Ramadell
Summer Parks Concerts Feature Damrosch Orchestra
Willow Grove hosts Walter Damrosch and his orchestra for the third week of engagements with two daily programmes. Tomorrow includes Technikowsky Symphony No. 5 and Damrosch’s own symphonies. David Mannés is soloist for Tuesday afternoon while Mr Damrosch returns to the piano Tuesday evening. Breitner was listed for Tuesday evening but may be unavailable. Scapa’s Band under G B Lombardo provides music at the resort as the Rossini Band is phased out. Woodside Tosca’s Band continues as principal and daily concerts and programmes are offered.
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Walter Damrosch
Technikowsky
Hitmeeif
One
Breitner
Ist
Ee Ee
Ar Ea . Ste Eee Ie Mae
Woodside
Tosca
Eaglesmere hosts summer visitors and wedding party
The Eaglemere resort area in Pa at midsummer attracts many guests including Dr and Mrs J Alles, Mr and Mrs H D Emach, Benjamin G Welch, Miss Culbertson, F W Culbertson, and several local couples. Summer visitors include William Mi and Mrs H F Sachs and Miss Helog.
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Péerhape
Laos
J. Alles
Ccréstmeant Inn
H. D. Emach
Eaglesmere
Ste
Ate House
Benjamin G. Welch
Misa
E. Jones
P. BE. Maus
Culbertson
F. W. Culbertsos
William Mi
Mire
H. F. Sachs
Miss Heleg
Shore season opens as Philadelphians flock to Sea Isle City
Special to The Philadelphia Times from Sea Isle City June 22 Philadelphians mainly cottage owners arrive to prepare homes for families The season appears to start with hotel registers full and many arrivals Estimated carpenters asphalt sidewalks and a Casino opening hop tonight The week saw strong fishing with over 20000 pounds shipped to Philadelphia markets Numerous Philadelphia residents including Hurley Briggs Lake Ludlam Barthmier Kurst Stohrer Colville Welbank Simpson Gaw Wendell Donnelly Wells Buck Jockers Straubmuller Gleason Martin Weber Collmer Haslett Silberschmidt and others are settling into seaside cottages or hotels for the summer.
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Philadelphia Times
Sea Isle City
Atlantic
Philadelphia
William Hurley
Camden
Railroad Avenue
A. Briggs
Burgess B. Briggs
J.C. Lake
T. E. Ludlam
Ludlam
Milton J. Greenman
University of Pennsylvania
Marine’ Place
Herman Barthmier
Landis Avenue
Henry Kurst
Henry Stohrer
Anderson
Neptune Avenue
James Colville
Charles Welbank
Henry T. Simpson
A.gaw
Edward Wendell
Crawford Buck
J. Jockers
Joseph Straubmuller
Daniel Gleason
Wildwood braces for a record season of visitors
The Philadelphia Times reports Wildwood New Jersey enjoying unusually pleasant weather drawing cottagers and hotel guests. Hotels are full for July and August as the Casino hosts a big orchestra of women tonight. Notable visitors include Dr. Thomas H. Morton, George E. Alter, Mrs. Edward Clark, Mahion K. Netton, J A Maguire and family, Mrs. W Byron Ivesey and daughter Faith, R. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brett, Tr. H. W. Shuster, and James I. Blumer and son at various Oceanfront and Oak avenues hotels.
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Philadelphia
Crestmont Inn
Benjamin Murray
Misnes Murray
Philip G. Reading
R. H. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Baltimore
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Hannah Huston
Henry G. Clay
G. Coan
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Oliver Smith
M. L. Wigfall
Edward Christman
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R. Emott Hare
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M. F. Wood
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George W. Holland
Frank Eames
George R. Stewart
Philadelphia Times
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N. J
Thomas H. Morton
Philadelphia Board of Health
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Faith
Tacony
R. Arnold
James I. Blumer and Son
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Youghal
Soe Litas
Socrates
Sean Pee
Dr Sala Wins From Lasker in Davenport Chess
Davenport observer notes Dr BM Sala defeated Emanuel Lasker during a simultaneous exhibition, claiming a standout win that earns him lasting chess fame. The piece details the game sequence and praises Sala's mastery, while referencing the local Amateur Chess Club and Morgan Chess Digest.
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Chronicle of Chess
Harry B. Grose
BM. Sala
Davenport
Emanuel Lasker
Dr. Sala
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