Refute Reserve Clause Payers Face Turbulent Meeting
New York June 23 After five and a half hours the Protective Association of Professional Baseball Players re elected Charles Zimmer president and then he resigned. Tom Daly of Brooklyn Club elected president as the group voted the reserve clause non binding. American League members admitted after a stormy session. Dale Gear elected secretary, Frank Donahue treasurer as meetings adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Protective Association of
Charles Zimmer
Zimmer
Tom Daly
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Lajole
Duffy
Denter
Griffith
Hawley
L. Cross
FS Jones
Cy” Young
Ted Lewis
National League
American League
Detroit
Dale Gear
Washington
Dole Gear
Jennings
Cornell
Frank Donahue
Phillies and Athletics Get Under Way With Doubleheader
Phillies start the second week at home against Western clubs with a two game set versus Cincinnati. Jennings strengthens the Phillies, Delahanty returns to outfield, while debates over bench spots and possible sales swirl. Athletics struggle with headless play and weak directing, needing a field leader to regain confidence against Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Cincinnati
Jennings
Brooklyn
young @arry
Philadelphia
Jenningson
Delahanty
Harry Wright
Slagle
Barry
Townsend
Boston
Athletics
Endeavoor
Chicago
Eastern League Scores From Rochester Montreal Buffalo
In Rochester Rochester over Worcester 8 to 5 Montreal beat Providence 8 to 4 Buffalo at Buffalo 11 to 8 over Stratford Buffalo lead the standings as games wrap in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Worcester
Montreal
Providence
Buffalo
Startford
Sharkey Ruhlin and Fitzsimmons Take Up Wrestling
Tom Sharkey shows strong interest in wrestling after his Cleveland match with Tom Jenkins. He plans to continue in the sport, seeks a return bout with Jenkins, and wagers 1000 dollars Jenkins cannot throw him twice in an hour. Sharkey cites wrist injury as a factor in a prior bout and aims for more tests and matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom” Sharkey
Tom
Jenkins
Cleveland
Sharkey
Barney Reich
Fident
Fitzshayma Tehed
Anarkes Square Garden
Heey
Akron
Women’s Tennis Tourney Championship at Wissahickon
Elite women players contest the national title on the Wissahickon courts at the Philadelphia Cricket Club.play starts tomorrow as Miss Marion K. Jones, noted champion, defends her 1809 title in a high profile event regarded as the year’s premier women’s tennis tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wissahickon
National Tire and Tre
Marion K. Jones
Daughters and Brooklyn Aides Back Nevada Senator's Daughters
Entry list promises stronger competition for women’s tennis with Miss Jones leading hopes to win the title from Myrtle McAteer. Strong entrants include Miss Shaw Hunnewell of Boston Miss Winner of Washington Miss Parker Champlin of Chicago Miss Coffin and Miss Johnson of Staten Island Miss Banks and Miss Morris of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Jones
Nevada
Bessie Moore
Brooklyn
Juliette Atkinson
Miss Jones
Misa Jones
Myrtle McAteer
Pittsburg
Miss Shaw
Hunnewell
Boston
Miss Marie Winner
Washington
Miss Parker
Miss Champlin
Chicago
Miss Coffin
Miss Johnson
Staten Island Ladies’ Club
Philadelphia
Miss Banks
Miss Morris
Regatta at Gloucester Yacht Club ends in crowded long course
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports the Gloucester Yacht Club held its second annual regatta on the lower Delaware from Market Street Gloucester City to the Chester buoy and back. Seven races were scheduled, six sailed, with the Woodman Florrie winning the second class dockers. several capsizes occurred and guests followed the event aboard the ferry Dauntless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Gloucester City
Gloucester Yacht Club
Delaware
Market Street
Chester Buoy
Dauntless
Woodman-Florrie
Duckers
Sallie C
J. Christie
Emma
Christie
Tae
Sam C
J. Murray
Edna F
F. George
Martha C
J. Herr
Maggie R
C. Randolph
Katie J
W. Dougherty
Sone Moy
Woodman-Fidrrie
G.smith
George B
G. Bingham
Jas. Halloway
J.halloway
John Hirst
J. Hirst
A. Wilkinson
James
Freda K
C, Dunlap
Ward G
W. Gann
Annie J
J. Minniban
John Bremer
J. Messi
Harry Moulton
H Moulton
Jas. McGinn
A. Henry
Jeanite B
A. Ranstwick
Minnie
H. Cain
Annie
C. Matschinsky
Lottie W
J. Kohout
Moulton
W. Ballintine
Millie
B. Wilson
H. Blatz
Col
J. O'Neill
C. O'Neil
Albert
C. Shallcross
Bertie S
W. Clawson
McGinty
G. le Sage
Bessie
S. Dingee
Florence
W. Mauer
Marie
W. Collom
Yahs
G. Pass
Edward Dealey
Robert B. Murphy
James Fagan
R. D. Murray
John Casnet
Frederick Kurtz
Robert D. Murray
John Menaham
George Kurtz
Constitution Measured Today for July Yacht Races
Today John Hyslop official measurer of the New York Yacht Club will measure the Constitution for July 1 and 2 races. Duncan plans tuning trials up to departure, while a foggy morning prevented any spin. Rose Island near Newport houses navy magazines and a testing station, raising public alarm over possible destruction if an explosion occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Philadelphia Times
Newport
R. L
John Hyslop
New York Yacht Club
Duncan
Rose Island
Narragansett Bay
Jamestown
Bay
Washington
Ochre Point
Carsarge
Sanderson
Newport Races Set for July 6 8 10 and 12
Newport Yacht Racing Association finalizes plans for four 90 foot races off Newport on July 6 8 10 and 12. Entries must be sent to Herman B Duryea before July 1. Time limit six hours or race is resailed. Yachts to display numbers and have owner on board. Measured with full crew aboard by John Hyslop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Newport
Newport Yacht Racing Association
New York Yacht Club
Herman B. Duryea
Newport Reading Room
York Yacht Club
John Hyslop
New York
Delaware notes on gun club, swindler, injuries and events
Clayton to host a new gun club. A Sussex county lightning rod swindler is active. Blackbird woodman Harry Simmons broke a arm in a wrestling match. Wilmington church dinner at Brandywine Springs Park tonight. Milford Philadelphia steamboat service to start in about three weeks. Cornerstone of the Episcopal Church broken. local dignitaries and events noted amid broad civic tangles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Sussex County
Harry
Blackbird
Wilmington Iee
Dike
Brandywine Springs Park
Milford
Philadelphia
Ashe Corner
Geriscopal Church
Delaware Avenue
Yesale
Past Workouts by Local Horses at Belmont Track
A bustling Belmont Harness track scene follows poor weather as trainers seize good days. Numerous workouts showcase Victor Little, Oudray, Katherine, Grecian Maiden, Nellie May, and other horses. Belmont Driving Club reveals three races with strong entries and a hoped-for fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Track
Paul Connelly
Victor Little
Frank Jackson
State Clark
Donohue
Oudray
Is Kauffman
Duke Conklin
Channing Eastburn
Katherine
Max Rex
William L
Charléy Myers
H. Delaney
Billie Wattles
Mollie Watt
Billy Achuff
Sweet
Dam Finnan
George Worthington
Rose R
Lord Russell
Prince
Princeton
Billy Deasy
Nellie May
Joe Botto
Bessie B
Bedworth
C. E. Caldwell
George L
Frank Mitchell
Molo
W. N. Bunn
Lillie Young
John Trainer
Ned Hampton
Belmont Driving Club
Walter Hine
R. McKinley
Rhue Gray
Dr. Neff
George W. Cook
Bik
D. Ford
Rushford
W. M. Huey
Tonti
Dr. Weinberg
Bell M
Eastburn
Dr. Strobel
Racing Entries at Sheepshead Bay Today
A list of entries for five races at Sheepshead Bay including horses and weights across the first four races. Notable names appear in multiple events and riders listed with each entry, reflecting a dense program for the day.
Races at St Louis with assorted horse odds and names
In St Louis a card lists multiple races with buyers and prices. First race four and one half furlongs shows Bonnicoosa Oton Clay Kegel Uwanta Judge Miller Babylon at 99 to 108. Second race a mile and sixteenth with Bertha Buck Cogswell Kaftan and others at 85 to 111. Third race six furlongs features Phoroso Has brouck and Mies Guido with 90 to 108. Fourth race six and a half furlongs includes Misss Aubre and Ta Spinel at 100 and 105. Fifth race seven furlongs lists Mrs Grannon and a Hary Dr at 85 and 95. Ninth race nine and seventy yards ends with First One Joe Doughty and Chopin at 938 to 110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnicoosa
Oton Clay
Kegel
Uwanta
Judge Miller
Babylon
Virginian
Ben Hempstead
Zoraide
Miss Dora
Maggie Clapton
Potheen
Ruby Ray
Huntressa
Bertha Buck
Vedas
Cogswell
Kaftan
Mandamus
Maud
Silent Friend
Curd Gillock
Benham
Insurrection
Laureaton
Misss Aubre
Miss Theresa
Ta - Spinel
la Desirous
Mrs. Grannon
A Hary Dr
Fred
Joe Doughty
Strathmore Eugenia
Weber
Rushfelds
Chopin
Ishtar
Mollie T
Mobinia
Plu Tart
Memnon
Odatiaha
Elsie. L
Mabel Winn
Brunswick
Eddie Busch
San Andres
Odnor
Lasance
Gawaine
Jim Winn
Annie Oldfield
Excelsis
Adelante
Monarka
Judge Redwine
Mr. Brown
Pink Coat
Martimas
Bangle
Advance Guard
Ga Deria
Fancy Wood
Trinity Bell
Senator Beveridge
Bowen
Wild Pirate
St. Marcos
Money Mass
Isla
Constellator
Gonfallon
Rush
Sam Fullen
Bill Massie
Leo Newell
Farmer Bennett
Myth
the Pride
Seateh Plaid
Ben Chance
Ecome
Walkenshaw
Incomplete Racecard Listings From A Tarnished Entry
Fragmented horse racing card shows first and second races with multiple horse names, jockeys, weights, and selling race notes. Entries are garbled with mis-spellings and stray tokens, rendering the third and fourth races unreadable.
Belle 94 and 108 Year Surnames Appear in Notice
Fragmentary obituary note lists Belle aged 94 and others with ages 100 108 111 amid names Ayres and Esher. Details are unreadable, but a memorial context is implied with multiple individuals and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Rean
Ia Morris
Ge i Kecienry
Ayres
Mancy al
Prince Esher
de Rede Enaparte
Ishtar and rivals race card at Washington Park meet
At Washington Park the program lists six races with names and weights for horses in each division. First race halves with Ishtar Mollie T and Mobinia among entries. subsequent races feature Pirate's Queen, Egyptian Prince, Ade lante, Ga Deria, Money Mass and more, with weights and competitor lines across the card.
Nasturtium Sale Tops Two-Year-Old Prices
The 2-year-old colt Nasturtium sold to W C Whitney for about 75000 dollars, after owners rejected an 850000 offer. Nasturtium, bred by J B Haggin, shown strong form including a Futurity track record, with Whitney expanding turf involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
New York
Nasturtium
W. C. Whitney
Whitney
Watercress-Mergerique
A. L. Aste
Wall Street
Mr. Whitney
J. B. Haggin
Publc
Gravesend
J. E.madden
Mr. Haggin
Princess Melton
J. H. Musker
B. Joel
Toddiigton
Stevier
Toddington
Hamburg
Marcus Daly
John B. Madden
St. Blaise
Charles Reed
W. O'B. Macdonough
Ormonde
M. E B. Blane
Flying Fox
Duke of Westminster
Belmont racing notes hint at strong meeting entries
Road and Track notes describe Belmont trainers present with their string plus notable figures like John Barton and Greer Malden. Entries for the three day meet July 3 4 and 5 are coming in, with Kensington Driving Club races planned for July 10 and no admission for East Suffolk events. Contenders such as Electric Hero Billy Wattles and Laura Spier are highlighted, while other riders and owners push for speed honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Maples B. Rattey
Fred F
Fred G
Dan Hornet
James A. Marshall
Belmont
Laura Spier
Maxine
Billy Achuff
Lancaster
Cook
Frank Dure
Wesley Wright
Arch Street
Hughey Delaney
Electric Hero
Billy Wattles
George W. Hill
Elsie Dewey
Roscoe
Walter Hine
M. Huey
Carl Brown
Fefare
Atlantic City
J. H. McBride
Point Breeze
Kensington Driving Club
East Suffolk
Toate
Hill Ian Eka
Independence Day Plans in Wilmington Private Displays Only
Wilmington will not host a public Fourth of July celebration. The city plans two private firework displays under the supervision of the Washington Heights residents to comply with local ordinances and ensure orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Philadelphia Times
Washington He SR
Local Oarsmen Spend Quiet Day On Schuylkill
Humidity and heat left Pennsylvania and Crescent crews sluggish as scant practice persisted on the Schuylkill. Pennsylvanias eight, Crescent eight, and Vesper crews trained or rested amid a Malta regatta aftermath. Coach Dempsey eyed a possible eight shifting two members, while Pennsylvanias formidable varsity and freshmen crews weighed race prospects for the July 4 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill
Pennsylvania
Rowe
Darrah
Boers
Decker
Rambo
Magee
Fitzharris
Walker
Th Crescent
Tuttle
Morris
Myers
Forbes
Porter
Percival
Sausser
Green
Kuernle
Vesper
Paris
Dempsey
Hedley
Javenal
Noel
McCoskey
McLaughlin
Scott
Tatem
Bemish
Arrott
Deery
Love
Willows
Malta
van Hall
Varsity eight time rumor shocks Poughkeepsie crews
Special to The Philadelphia Times reports Hanlan's Varsity eight reportedly rowed four miles in 19 minutes 7 seconds and the freshmen two miles in 20 seconds, with crews from Pennsylvania and Cornell reacting skeptically as Henley talk tops the day. Hanlon defends the times and hints at future races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cotrsee
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Hanlan
Hanlon
Newport
Henley
Columbia
Cornell
Schaffer House
Courtney
Vanderhoff
Georgetown
Syracuse
Gillespy
Ward
Yale and Harvard Rowing Teams Set for Crucial 1901 Season
In New London Yale and Harvard oarsmen face a closely matched tests of physique, experience, and performance as they enter the 1901 boat ing season. Harvard boasts height and three returning varsity rowers, while Yale matches in weight and features three veterans plus solid shells. Officials note a mere one second difference over a four mile race in recent fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Thames
Yale
Harvard
Wisconsin Crew Heads to Roughkeepsie in Strong Return
The University of Wisconsin will send a new eight to Poughkeepsie this year, touted as formidable as the famed 1000 eight. Captain Gibson is the only member who remains from that boat, while Coach O Deats expresses confidence the crew will prevail after last year's defeat at Cornél.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie
Gibson
O'Deats
Cornéll
Columbia
Vas
Courts Current Motion List and Related Civil Docket
A dense court list enumerates cases across multiple dockets including Investment Co v Ost, Cromblevy Merchant, O'Donnell y O'Brien, Parretts y Mecabe, Baxter v Cubler, Mani Co v White, Frewen v Murphy, Printing Co v Vare, Straus v Cox, Connelly Trust, Coal and Coke Co v Coal Mining Co, Oldreydery McHugh, Loeffler y Linnard Gould, Pollock Moscovits, and a CERTIORARI list. Insolvent lit and In re Lewis Gandolfo appear among entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Investment Co
Heckler, Merrill
Cromblevy Merchant & IF
B.S Miller
Lancaster
O'Donnell
O'Brien
R. J. Wright
Savidge
Doe
J. PL
Olen
Meagher
Parretts
Mecabe
W. C. Gross
F. A. McCarron
Baxter Y Cubler
Renshaw
C. BE. Shannon
Mani Co
White
Tayunn
Griffiths
Current Motion List for Room D Hearings
The current motion list will be heard in room D as fres coers begin work there today. Items include In re Powelton Ave Sewer with Johnson and Kinsey plus related cases such as McVicar v McVicar, strong City matters, and several other civil actions led by Johnson, Miller, Reichardts, Zaretsky, Weinstein, and Hicks among others, plus cases on Joseph Gensheimer and Frances J Wheelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powelton Ave
Johnson
Kinsey
McVicar
Miller
Milton Wolff
Myers
Penniwell
Comte Reichardts
Fows City
Strong
Tull
Zaretsky
Borte
Sixty-ninth Street
Frazier
Frances J. Wheelan
Flammersley
Catharine Street
Brooks
Court Docket of Various Civil Cases
A long court docket lists numerous civil actions across multiple dockets including Kuhlemeier v Goodman, Weildensall v Weidensall, Branford Co v Johnston, Sobernheimer v Whiteley, Mills v Millsi Ford, Faunce v Faunce, Dock v Caldwell, Belcher v Belcher, Brightly v Brown, Jones v Frazier, Denniston v Scott, Wilson v Wilson, Linn v Weaver, Murphy v Eastate of Penrose Ash, Collins v City, Indemnity Co v Davis, Breisacher v Maussier, Mullen v Monteith, Rambo v Ashbridge, Traction Co cases, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhlemeier
Goodman
Goodbread
Weildensall
Weidensall
Givin
Branford Co
Johnston
Sobernheimer
Whiteley
Kirby
Waln
Benham
Szankowski
Strankowski
Fries
Coyle
Pierson
Ballou
Lynch
Mills
Millsi Ford
Faunce
Embery
Dock
Caldwell
Belcher
Brightly
Brown Street Sewer
J. C. Jones
Frazier
Byron
Denniston
Scott
Wilson
Linn
Weaver
Murphy
Eastate
Penrose Ash
Campbell
Vaux
Aberroth
Simkins
Girnto
Monaghan
Phillips
Kohn
Gallagher
Adams
Leeds
Harrington
Clapman
Grossman Y Levy
J. B. Daly
Alexander
Letters
Brophy
Sharkey
Gaebring
Haedrick
Rumsey
Court Docket Highlights Multiple Civil and Trust Matters
The docket lists cases in Court No. 4 including Mullan versus Mobile Co with Hawkins and others, Krause versus Improv Co, Shandry McCloskey versus Fell Spalding, Morrison versus Morrison, Kerr versus Kerr, McDonough versus Woodhill, and In re trust estate Bridget McGarvey. Also noted are City v Binder and related charter references, with several parties named and various docket numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullan
Mobile Co
Hawkins
Moorehead
Beck
Robinson
Kane
Haisch
Brooke
Ott
Horwitz
Krause
Improv Co
Messemer
Christman
Atkins
Jones
Carson
Beeber
Shandry McCloskey
Fell
Spalding
W. H. Hensel
Morrison
BE. ar C.B. _ Perkins
Kerr
Graham
McDonough
Woodhill
C. Gross
Bridget McGarvey
N, Jr
City
Binder
Miller
Jersey
Goodbread
Court 5 current motion list in room 650 items
Court 5 called in room 650 lists numerous cases including Ries v Reenheimer Bernheimer Henderson Clothier v sand Co Schermerhorn Ervien v Ervien Pereyra Shippen v McNaughton Moschaisker Dairy Co v Ogden Ww Carr apeupoanery v Walker Mayer lin v Buck Sharke Truss Co v Taggart Wood Stockley Schiwerdteger Shapley W coney Deacon Dittmann Rochelle Rochelle Yeakle Ogden wen De pawn Hampel Hampel Review Co v Sand Co Fell Fell Spalding Honnkeweks vnkowski Fries Jones to use Crawford Hunnicker Pollock Weinberger Green yer Ma e eet Kelly v Mugpiay Sikeene J Ruane v Summer et al Bollean
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ries
Reenheimer
Bernheimer
Id Henderson
Clothier
Sand Co
Schermerhorn
Ervien
Pereyra
Shippen
McNaughton
Moschaisker
Dairy Co
Ogden
Ww. Carr
Apeupoanery
Walker
Mayer
Lin
Buck
Sharke
Truss Co
Taggart
Wood
Stockley
Schiwerdteger
Shapley
Psy
Ruane
Summer Et al
Bollean
Criminal Court List for Quarter Sessions Trial Day
Followed are case listings for trials in Room 646 before Judge Stevenson. Names include Ibrieg George staturtory, Slater Thomas and Zeldel John larency, Riley Henry larceny, Trinaco Pasquall Assanti battery, Rubin Raphael aggravated assault and battery, Smilth Thomas D. G disorderly house, Mitnitsky Jose betrayal, Yes William Abeasit and battery, Fitsleigh Frank statutory, Davis Anilé L embezzlement by consignee and factor, Reeves George batcony, Lucy Benjamin assault and battery, Stufka aries statutory, Napper Lewis assault and battery, Scott Lissle perjury, Myers Susan common scold, Breasan Michael and Moffit Walter J receiving stolen goods, Malicious mischief, aggravated assault, Burke Maggie larceny, Medeesy A.M aggravated assault, Hubba Charles Wappett and Kat boliski Inaac abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Ibrieg
George
Statutory
Slater
Thomas
Zeldel
John
Riley
Henry
Trinaco
Pasquall
Assanti
Rubin
Raphael
Smilth
Thomas D. G
Mitnitsky
Jose
Yes
William
Abeasit
Batery
Fitsleigh
Frank
Davis
Anilé L
Consignee
Curtis
Albert
Factor
Reeves
Batcony
Lucy
Benjamin
Stufka
Aries
Napper
Lewis
Scott
Lissle
Myers
Susan
Ae Patrick
Williams
John J
Wee
Breasan
Michael
Avd
Moffit
Walter J
Theaak
Burke
Maggie
Medeesy
Hubba
Charles Wappett
Katboliski
Inaac
Abaanit
Dredging Plan via Ice Boat Bureau Eyed by City
Charles Cramp urges reorganizing the Bureau of Ice Boats to include dredging on the Delaware River. Ordinances call for $200,000 to buy two rotary suction dredges and one scoop dredge, enabling year round operation at about 18 000 dollars for six months. Cramp argues this approach saves costs, keeps channels deep, and supports harbor improvements for Philadelphia waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Cramp
William Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company
Bureau of
Delaware
Reorganized Bureau
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Schuylkill River
Cramp
Ashbridge
Fce
Department of Public Works
Glasgow
Plere
Democrats May Contest Election Victory in Wilmington
In Wilmington on June 23 Democrats weigh legal challenge to the regent election won by Republicans. Many Democrats oppose the plan and disapprove of a Council ordinance to elect an Assistant City Solicitor, arguing that the next City Solicitor should appoint his assistant, David J. Reinhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Wilmington
Republi
David J. Reinhardt
Maryland Peach Growers See Bright Crop Prospects
Maryland peach growers are optimistic about a large harvest. Cecil county politics heat up as Democrats name a ticket and Republicans plan primaries in about two weeks. Events include an apron bazar for the Sunshine Society and commencement exercises at a local college with a bacalaureate sermon scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Elkton Methodist Episcopal Church
John 8. Wirt
Bikton
8&J. John'’s College
Cecil County
Chesapeake City
Sunshine Society
George 8. Wooley
Cob Tome Institute
Memorial M Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phinda
Ano
St. Louis
Baltimore
Milwaukee
E . Detroit
Western Association
Fort Wayne
Marion
Louisville
Colpairs
Colum
Dayton
Indianapolis
Toledo
Wheeling
Sharkey, Ruhlin and
Fitzsimmons
Wrestling
Gloucester
Yacht Club
Lower
Yachting Association
Delaware News Notes
Sheepshead Bay
Knight of
Harlem
Byrne
Roscrea
G. Whittler
Man O' War
Gold Cure
Masterman
Brixton
Fair Knight
Caalville
Pearl Finder
Rosanir
Brcene
Lady Sterling
Legation
Clipper
Vivien
Emma A. M
Adronicus
Dolando
Speedmas
Red Path
Bomshell
Monmouth Bay
Mange
Borough
Lord Ogleby
Contend
Hengist
Pleasant Sail
Scurry
Collegian
Leonora Lorloy
Bonner
Asodion
Amara
Decanter
All Gold
Maid of Harlem
Nones
Lanceman
E Regent
Ben Viki Worth
Phosphor
Twilight
Ethics
Black Dick
Tom Kenny
Lizsie Carr
the Irish Boy
Prentice Young
Ida Hulett
Capsetta
Jack Willis
Pantland
Red Cross L
Ceylon
Sauterne
Blase
McCarren
Old Phil
Exmoor
Jim Nap
Rodd
Piramo
Fusion
Frank Fellows
Gwynne
Colonel Strathyne
Cassidy
Roaire
Pietinen
Badger
Lee
Washington Park
John Barton
Aspace
Grectan Malden
University of Pennsylvania
O'Dea
Penn
Vale
Wisconsin
Campton
Com
Releharts
Fow
Tingneyvy McGrath
H.G. Cassidy
Lewis Gandolfo
J. J. Murphy
Criminal Courts
Criminal Court List
IGE Boat Bureau
Maryland News
Ernest A. Howard
Elkton
Ae Shomons
Washington College
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