Double Team Stake Race at TEOT CAL THLECEAM TO THE DISPATCH
Tickpannia and Wonder deliver a clever drive in a crowded Driving Park crowd event with three races finishing amid excitement. Highlights include Mile Peek, Silver Tall, and a dramatic finish by Tickpannia and Wonder in the main stakes, plus details on other heats and notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlet
Cain
Siver Tall
Myrtle Peek
Rawainis
Wee
Meteor
Goldsmith
Protipal
Vie Ff
el Chinee Chaves
Trent
Cota
Ber
Jerome Park Race Night Delivers Uncertain Weather and Loud Crowds
Amid a damp afternoon at Jerome Park Park, specta tors faced a tense program as races went off despite light rain. Winners included Rechon in the mile event and Princess Bowling in a two year old stake, with gate crowds steady and betting lively despite soggy conditions.
Fragmentary Racing Names and Odds From OCR Text
OCR snippet lists time marks and many misread proper names such as Sam Corey Obertin Frith race Blan Sealey Par Ore Canhorete Vennyrosal Cerebus Chapman and Daisy with scattered numbers like 10 12 14 137. The readable items hint at a race card or results page with several participants and times, but details are garbled.
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Time
Sam Corey
Strategem
Obertin
Tian Dolinee
Tauris Rae
Aaa
Saunterer
John Jay
Frith
Blankre
Sealey
Court
Kanes
Cerebus
Chapman
Daisy FY
Valodia
Garfield Track Notes Big Meet At Crrease July 9
Garf ield Track at Crrease hosts a fast meet with six races listed. Winners include Kemer in race one, Laur Sexey in race two, Miserat second, Camilla third, and Sally Taylor in race five with Heseola Spind placing. Margit Bee wins race six as Lay Iisckburn takes third. Time stamps are incomplete or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crrease
Rafield Park
Kemer
Castout
Warmt
Laur Sexey
Camilla
Tnind
Ella Shipman
Wylie Avenue
Thirty Third Street
Webster Avenue
Hawthorne Race Results Tally Ups Set
Hawthorne meet results list five races with partial outcomes. First race winner Indus, runner-up Tuckhound, third Climax IL. time 1 31. Second race Mand How first, Tom Roach second, Jim Read third. Fourth race one mile setling Gool Fre won, Renounce second, Falerna third. Fifth race hurdle one and one sixteenth miles Lemanne Speculation placed second, Long Shot Uulrd third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwtenga
Iuly
Hawthorne
Indus
Tuckhound
Climax IL
Mand Howand
Tom Roach
Jim Read
Sliverado
Doc Carter
Setling
Gool
Gool Fre
Renounce
Falerna
Lemanne Speculation
Chicago Leaders Beat Reds In Exciting Cincinnati Game
In Cincinnati, Chicago defeated Cincinnati 1 to 0 in an exciting afternoon game. Pitching and defense dominated as both teams struggled for a scoring chance. Key plays included strong infield defense from Anson and McPhee, while Cooney and Kittredge contributed at the plate. Attendance reached about 2,090 as Chicago laid claim to the victory.
President of local baseball club remains in post amid rumors
Di rector BL B Reaton cites a friend’s view during a street car ride about why the club chief should stay, reflecting tensions within baseball circles. The day’s schedule lists Merriand vs Pittsburgh, Chicago vs Cincinnati, Brooklyn vs New York, Boston vs Philadelphia, with no Association games planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cig
B. Reaton
Hen
Nell Dred
Merriand
Pitteberg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklye
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Rain Delays and Draws in Greensburg Clash
Rain halted the Union town club game between Alumen and Strriingrom and the Greensburg Quickwieps, delaying action and leaving the contest unfinished as weather eased. Players and officials awaited resumption to determine the outcome.
Baseball score and club tensions linger in early season notes
In the second inning the score was 0 to 0 in favor of the home club. W McCormick of Uniontown tried to delay the Quicksteps but they had a Derby club game tomorrow afternoon. Tensions remain between Greensburg and Allentown clubs, with plans for a future meeting. In the New York and Pennsylvania League, Jamestown hosted Erie with Seeley Wehrle and Williams behind the batteries. Meadville beat Erie 14 to 5. Bradfard Elmira had no game due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotoe
Ony
de de Clencherles
Gale Ache
J.x
Ssmon
Hanlon
Donton
Klap
Weston
Carroll
Sharon
Cleveland
Trey Tan
Fehl
Virtag
Zimmer
King
McKean
Childs
W. ©. McCormick
Uniontown Club
Qouicksteps
Derby Club
Greeneburg
Aolentown
Hean
Jamestown
Olvan
Ian Seeley Wehrle
Williams
Erie Erie
Meadville
Ihits
Erie
Serre Erie
Nore
Campield Aml Porter
Usupire
Bradfard
Elmira
New York Andhiledelphia
Matrir
Keefe
New York
Mamie
Fast End
Manstrell
Our Keys
East End
Tritt
Southside Grays
Brownings
Edward Reach
Thirtieth Street
L. G. Spuhlers
Rantress
Spuhler
Tberry Street
Swissvale Belvise
Theanager
Goulds
West Newtons
Sam Gilleen
Jeannette Cricket Club
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Charles Falr
Jeannette
Columbus and Eclipse Clash Before West End Park Crowd
East Liverpool July 2 Columbus and Eclipse played before the largest West End Park crowd of 1 500 plus. Young started strong but unraveled, replaced by Daniels after the fifth with Columbus limited to one hit. Eclipse lost 7 to 3 as errors and walks aided the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Liverpool
Columbus
Erlipse
West End Park
Young
Daniels
Columus
Opporto
Eclipse
Saisor Young
Trucnell
Natterles
Eclipsr
Hanlon
Timicts
Albright
Clark
Twitebell
Shire Oaks Triumph Over Monongahells in Shortened Game
In a lively baseball contest at Monongahela today the Shire Oaks defeated the Monongahells in five innings. Batteries were Ren Hodgson Pritchard and Dagger with umpire Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffredal
Monoxcanrna Crry
Shire Oaks
Monongahells
Shire Oakes
Ren Hodgson
Pritchard and Dagger
Anderson
Parliament Weighs Boxing Contests Stop Hope
An English legislator pressed Parliament to curb illegal prize fights amid a Pritchard-Smith bout. Home Secretary Matthews said prosecutions would follow illegal boxing activities, with or without gloves, and legal definitions of prize fights would guide enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpox
House of Commons
Ifit
Henry Peston Cobb
Navy Divison
Warwickshire
Pritchard-Smith
Henry Matthewa
Home Department
Matthews
Hieovidenes
Inventors Granted Patents Near Pittsburg This Week
The Weekly List of Patents Granted to persons at points near Pittsburg covers Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia inventors for the week ending July 2. The long list includes wax pads, engine bearings, lanterns, trimming machines, cigar bunching, magnetized heads, hollow bars, steam generators, fasteners, extensible braces, electric distribution, oil driving, twine cutters, draw bars, self adjusting vises, insulators, radiators, post hole sliggers, poaching machines, velocipedes, alarm locks, vegetable mashers, receipt books, show stands, mail bag catchers and more all compiled by patent attorney O. D. Levis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
O. D. Levis
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
W. A. Abbott
Springfield
Babbitt
Allegheny
A. J. Barron
W. K. Boaz
Hamilton
Clinton Browning
J. L. Butler
Akron
Carr
Mamilton
E TL. Clark
A. J. Divis
J. M. Ce Lorain
W. J. Dunn
Emsworth
Morris Fielbogen
N. IL
Titusville
F. E. Kohler
Canton
J. M. Long
Shumnilton
S. E. Moser
Chillicothe
John Muirhead
Pitteen
Fred Newnouse
Toledo
William Stubbiebine
James Swyhart
Kate F. Taylor
Smethport
C. A. Tangeman
Fern Bank
J.W. Tyler
Dayton
Samuel Wampler
Larmer’s Station
J. M. Williamson
New Brighton
Alliance Split Denied by Somerset Farmers Leader
A Dispatc h representative in Marneierox quotes Farmers Alliance organizer Sembower denying any split within the movement in Somerset county. He says Potts and Werner misrepresent events, notes only two nonfarmer kickers, criticizes the charter scheme, and asserts Demming’s long-standing reliability and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetecial Seleag
Marneierox
Disratenennod
Sembower
Farmers’ Alliance
Messrs
Potts
Werner
Somerset County
Hay
LEO S REFORM PLANS ENCYCLICAL IDEAS TO BE PUSHED
The Holy See forms an extraordinary commission of Cardinals to reorganize Catholic missions and pursue social reform urged in the encyclical. Pope Leo and the Vatican push reforms despite Prussia delays, amid Rome’s economic crisis threatening great families like Borghese Sciarra and Turberini, with art dispersal to cover losses and fear of a broader art collection break up in Rome.
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Holy See
Cardinal Simeons
General Simmons
England
Leo
France
Vatican
Err Schloezer
Prussia
Rome
Borghese
Sciarra
Turberini
Paul Borghese
Borghese Gallery
Dillon and O'Brien Free Amid Welcome Crowds in Ireland
Ex-leaders Dillon and O'Brien were released from Galway jail to cheers and addresses. They dined with Bishop McCormick and later arrived in Dublin, repudiating Parnell’s aims while pledging to support McCarthyite candidates in any by elections.
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Dreux
Messie
Dillon
O'Brien
Galway
Parnell
William O Brien
Lack
Virien
Bishop McCormick
Messrs
Irish National Party
McCarthyites
Mr. Dillon
Battle with strikers disrupts Toulouse horse car lines
A strike at Toulouse horse car depots escalated as kiosks were demolished and rails damaged. Strikers gathered wreckage into bonfires while rioters danced. dragoons restored order, injuring several and making arrests as cavalry guarded boulevards and key buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tourouis
Forger in bank raises sensational fraud at Deutsche Bank
July reports from Beatrs detail a major forgery scheme at the Deutsche Bank. A clerk authorized to draw bills forged many and bought them with Russian roubles via a broker in the bank’s name. Auditors failed to detect the fraud until liabilities were due. A warrant for the forger’s arrest was issued, but he had bolted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutsche Bank
Danish conductor Walter Damrosch visits Carnegie in Scotland
Walter Damrosch is visiting Andrew Carnegie in Scotland. He sails from Southampton to New York on August 1. He opposes Tschaikowsky and may direct the Russian composer’s proposed U S visit next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Sorpos
Walter Domrosch
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
Mr. Domrosch
New York
Southampton
Cout
Tschaikowsky
United States
Mr. Damrosch
Working France for the Fair Encouragement from Roche
The Foreign Committee of the Columbian Fair Commission met with M Roche the Minister of Commerce who pledged to enlist France support for the Chicago Fair. He expressed strong desire for cooperation and assistance from France in promoting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Roche
Foreign Committee of the
Columbian Fair Commission
Commerce
France
Coroner's Inquest Into Elba Mill Disaster Today
Victims identified and inquest set for this afternoon at 9 o clock. Witnesses will probe the accident cause. One body, Knitik Balink 40 from Hungary, identified yesterday. Others named Corbin and Andrew Zidik. Several injured in Mercy Hospital improving though John Parker remains seriously ill.
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Elba
Knitik Balink
Hugary
Fith Avenue
Moultrie Street
Hungary
Corbin
Andrew Zidik
John Parker
Mercy Hospital
Floods in India Cause Frightful Loss of Life
Bombay reports fifteen inches of rain in two hours devastates Gujarat towns Mahooda Bohownuggrer. Water levels rise, vast livestock drowned, locals struggle to flee rising floods amid widespread casualties.
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India
Bombay
Mahooda
Bohownuggrer
Gujarat
Exchange of War Records Enriches Both Nations Libraries
The United States and Germany will exchange military publications to broaden archives. Secretary of War Proctor approved two large stacks of documents from the US and Germany’s General Staff. General von Schileffen thanked the U S for the gifts and agreed to inaugurate a reciprocal exchange of military works.
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United States
Germany
Brew
Poultney Bigelow
Washington
Ister Phelps
Proctor
von Schileffen
Phelps
War Department of the United States
Staf
von Tayson
General Staff
German Physician Reports Tuberculosis Cures Using Koch System
Dr Thamm of Dusseldorf reports using the Koch method to achieve complete cures in a portion of tuberculosis cases and shows satisfactory recoveries in others. Weather notes from Western Pennsylvania and Ohio report fair to cooler conditions with varied winds and a record of station data.
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Brut
Thamm
Dusseldorf
Koch
River News and Notes From Louisville Wharf
River reports from Louisville detail busy wharf activity and river levels. Captains O Neil Sr of Pittsburgh, Leathers of New Orleans, and W W O Nell Sr monitor coal, towboat interests, Memphis trips, and steamer movements. Locks and gauges show rivers rising and falling with clear weather and warm temperatures across towns including Brownsville and Monagaxtons.
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Louisville
O'Neil
Pittsburg
Louisviille
Congo
Ciocinnati
Memphi
Charley Greer
Grace Morris
Morris
W. W. Oo Nell
Pitteburg
Ohio
Memphis
Buckeye
Cairo
Cincinnati
Osha R
Leathers
New Orleans
Natchez
Fulton
Kentucky River
Dick Fulton
Allegheny Junction
MonGa Axtons
Brownsville
Wannes
River traffic and riverfront notes from Cincinnati
River heights rise and fall with many departures and arrivals from Cincinnati as boats move to and from New Orleans St Louis and Parkersburg. The wharf shows three feet of standing water while several vessels including the Morgantown and Elizabeth paddles and the W K Redford and Henry Lourey prepare for legible downstream runs.
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Morgantown
Elizabeth
W. W. O'Neil
Paducah
Tespee
Cincinnati
Keystone State
John Moren
Wf. K. Redford
Moon
Parkersburg
John F. Walton
Padneah
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Ineinnati
Sam Miller
John A. Wood
Caseyville
Henry Lourey
Cincinnat
Carters W. FP. Dichey
Gourley
Eigith Street
O'Toole
Inecinnati
Dogept Nixon
Dick Fullen
Enterprise
Jon Mores
Jim Wood
Coal City
Pacific
George Shilr
Percy Kelsey
Little Fred
Neille Walton
B.D. Wood
Stable Fire Kills Four Mules and a Horse
A fire at the stable of Thomas Jiles on Woolslyn Alley in the Sixteenth Ward destroyed a frame building and roasted four mules and a horse. The blaze began around 1 o'clock this morning. the department arrived promptly but could not save the animals. Estimated loss about $1,000 with insurance incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jiles
Woolslyn Alley
Sixteenth Ward
Insuran
Explorers Return from Alaska Survey Journey
J. H. Turner and Ity, part of a Coast and Geodetic Survey team, returned by steamer St Paul from Ounalaska after a two year survey expedition in Alaska.
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San Francisco
J. H. Turner
Ity
Alaska
St. Paul
Ounalaska
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General Sporting News
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Wildbring
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Eisner & Mendelson CO
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Herron Hill Park
Webster Ave
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Cambridge St
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Allegheny County
Allegheny River
Reserve Township
Lawrenceville
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