Potts's Chances and the Driving Club's Summer Meet
A crowded Loganport track closes the Driving Club summer meeting with a strong turnout and several notable wins. Harry O Bogush captured the free-for-all pace purse of 300, Alpha W Bathard and Baby Muck placed highly. In the Malta event, Humboldt Maid led to victory as Sag ff took second. Also reported are turf results from Pace and other heats, with multiple winners and notable performances. Peral A, a mare owned by Francisco Bros., collapsed and died on the track after leading in a 2% trotters and pacers heat, the fatal incident attributed to a ruptured vessel.
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Infinnapolia
Logansport
Abe Spencer Park
Harry O
Bogush
Aipha W.bathard
Sec‘ons
Baby Muck
FF Tm
Walsh
Mity
Ames
Br. Ae Tenes
Sag Ff
B. Bh
Benadum
Crito
Seti
Arisb. S
Allen
Guy Re. B. G
Mar- Vin
Mute
Slater
Ayes Bing
Hogash
Atart- J. R
Fiurdwomt
Ben Wherler
Grace
Bert van
Lloyd
Fleming
Conle
Peral A
Poughkespsie
N. Y
Francisco Bros
Little Falls
George Smith
Simith
Red Star
Richmond to Host Three-Day Race Meeting in September
Richmond will hold a three day race meeting on September 3 26 and 27 replacing the fair events. The races have not been paid before but good sized purses will be offered with the maximum likely to be high.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Horse racing results from multiple tracks reported
At Bright-on Beach Delmar Park and other circuits on August 2, favorites and an outsider won. Locket led a stretch duel at Brighton Beach finishing second with Odawa, while Mystic Shiner and Monarka also prevailed. Delmar rider Key Pale was suspended indefinitely for alleged charging at the post, and other victors included Land He and Prank Pearce with various odds.
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New York
Hrighton Beach
Locket
Odawa
Mystic Shiner
Monarka
Ethics
Goldida
Intrusive
Louis
Delmar Park
Key Pale
Delmar
Dade Erase
Paxton
Rod
Land He
W. L. Rt
Bensee
Guide Rock
Prank Pearce
Buffalo
Brie
Mercew
Hamilton
Ont
Eecetud
Winiata
Smark
Monab
Mona
Ovte Lrooks
ICAGO
Hawthorne
Harry Ww
Silurian
Deluraine
Weather Forecast for Saturday and Sunday in Ohio Indiana Illinois
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday calls for fair and warmer weather in Ohio with slightly cooler conditions Sunday and light northwest winds. Indiana and Illinois expect fair weather with cooler conditions in central and southern areas, and north to northeast winds. Maximum temperatures around 91 and minimum near 67, with varying precipitation totals and conditions noted for Aug 2. Richard H. Sullivan, Observer, reports from Washington. In St Louis the Weather Bureau notes extreme heat with a high temperature and hot wind raising discomfort and affecting city conditions tonight.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
ST. Louis
Weather Bureau
Movements of Steamers At New York and Liverpool
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures including the Lu from New York to Liverpool, New England from Livoot to Boston, and Australian from Liverpool to Queenstown. Other vessels named include La Gascogne and Sicilian with listed routes and dates.
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Bernstown
Arrivind
New York
Liverpool
Ata
New England
Livoot
Boston
York
Aus
Amd
Queenstown
Sallet Anchorta
Liver- Brohemtfreon
Auguste
Southampton
Pussell
Georgie
Liverpoul Ee
Windsor race card results with odds and names
Results from Windsor feature Ecome and Ernest Parhaia at even money, Cey lon at 5 to 1, San Andres at 5, Osman at 6 to 1, and BG. Fox at 2 to 1. Odds listed for bettors include Pipaitot Magi at 15 to 1 and Tammany Chiet at 2 to DETROIT.
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Pipaitot Magi
Tammany Chiet
Detroit
Windsor
Ecome
Ernest Parhaia
Ceylon
San Andres
Osman
BG. Fox
Marvelous Escape In Train Boiler Explosion Near Atlanta
The Atlanta to Nashville passenger train suffered a boiler explosion shortly after departure. Fireman J L Renchbacher was killed, engineer N V Bell survived with minor injuries after being thrown forty feet. Master carpenter J W Brown injured, passengers unharmed. A second collision at Grain Valley Missouri damaged two Chicago and Alton freight trains. engineers Jacques and Wallis and fireman Fulham injured.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Boten
J. L. Renchbacher
Mngineer N. V. Bell
Chatmieoches
J. W. Brown
Odesso
Aus
Chicago & Alton
Grain Valley
Jacques Wis kKilled
Wallis
Fulham
Slater
Alabama Constitution Changes Move Through Convention
In Montgomery on August 1 the suffrage article section 12 was adopted without amendment requiring registration applicants after January 188 to state under oath past residences, aliases, and former employers. The accompanying section one was adopted with an amendment. The poll tax qualification for male residents 21 to 44 was discussed.
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Montgomery
Ala
Strte
Actor Mallay committed to Rochester Insane Asylum
Thomas Mallay, once known for playing Uncle Tom in Uncle Tom's Cabin, was committed to the Rochester Insane Asylum. Doctors say his overidentification with the role affected his mind and he now believes Simon Taree pursues him with bloodhounds.
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ST. Paul
Thomas Mallay
Rochester Insane Asylum
Mallay
Uncle Tom
Simon Taree
Electricity in the House Opens Affordable Home Upgrades
The New York Evening Post details how homeowners and yacht owners can now install numerous electrical appliances without breaking the bank. Small lamps, torch lamps, pocket lamps, and clock illumination become practical, with options for own power via water, wind, or gasoline engines. Modern conveniences like flat irons, sewing machine motors, electric cooking, and telephones expand use, while costs remain a concern for some small jobs, yet many buyers plan ahead and seek affordable contractors.
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New York Evening Post
Thief Robs New York Diamond Salesman on Train
An unknown thief robbed William Handford of New York of diamonds and money aboard a Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway car between Grand Rapids and Mackinaw City last night. He was traveling as a diamond salesman. The heist occurred on the night train, and police were alerted. No suspects are yet in custody.
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Bault
Umpire Fred Jevne Falls From Hotel Window
Denver report says Fred Jevne an old time ball player and umpire in the Western League here this week fell from a third story window at the Victoria Hotel at midnight and was probably fatally injured.
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Denver
Col
Fred Jevne
Mple
Victoria Hotel
Anheuser Busch Brewing Assn tops one million barrels
Special from St Louis dated August 1 reports the Anheuser Busch Brewing Association exceeded one million barrels of beer sold in the year ending July. Adolphus Busch wires Langenschalbach Germany praising officers and men for achieving a historic feat in the brewing industry.
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Indianapallo Journal
ST. Louis
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Adolphus Bund
Boston shuts out Philadelphia as league results roll in
Hard hitting by Boston and fielding woes by Philadelphia lead to a 7 to 0 shutout in Philadelphia. Batteries Younge and Schreck for Boston and Bernhard and Powers for Philadelphia started the game, with the visitors taking control after early errors. Earlier scores show Cleveland and Chicago also winning while several other league matchups produced low-scoring affairs.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Ed Boston
Younge and Schreck
Bernhard
Powers
Batteries-Gibson and Jameson Rival Teams in Southern Association
Southern Association results list Birmingham 2 over Little Rock 0. Nashville 7 beat Shreveport 4. Western League scores show St. Paul 7 over Kansas City 5. St. Joseph and Minneapolis 2, Denver 4 over Des Moines 1. Colorado Springs 3 over Omaha 2.
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Southern Association
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
St. Paul
Kansas City
St. Joe
Minneapolis
Denver
Des Moines
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Cadillac to defend Canada’s Cup against Invader
Detroit yacht Cadillac has been chosen to defend the Canada’s Cup against Canadian challenger Invader after a decisive victory over Milwaukee. The triangular 21 mile race started with NW wind, official times show Cadillac 2 51 50 and Milwaukee 5 20 05. The next race is planned for Aug 10 pending weather. Newport race between Columbia and Independence crucial for future Boston boat prospects. A Denny, Shamrock II builder, visited New York en route to Nova Scotia and Lipton’s Erin sails toward New York towing the cup challenger.
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Chicago
Cadillac
Detroit
Milwaukee
Newport
R. J
Columbia
Independence
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Boston
Constitution
Long Island Sound
Bristol
New York
Lawson
Ponta Delgada
Azores Islands
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Protocol committee nears signature on many powers accord
Peking August 2 The protocol committee of the powers nearly finished the draft and will submit it for approval. If no phraseology dispute arises the documents will be signed in a few days. A potential hitch over a term could delay signing indefinitely. Li Hang Chang, after a brief indisposition yesterday, consulted a foreign doctor and recovered today.
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Peking
Protocol Committee of the Ministers of the Powers
Li Hang Chang
Chicago Beats Detroit In Clean Hitting Showdown
Chicago used a strong hitting display to overwhelm Detroit with eight of nine hits in key innings. Patterson held the visitors to two hits and nine strikeouts, while Burke and Gleason delivered an excellent defense. Final score shows Chicago scoring all runs through clean batting.
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Chicago
Detroit
Patterson
Nelding
Burke
Gleason
Dowling Shuts Out Milwaukee in Chicago Rivalry
Dowling pitched a superb game for Cleveland, allowing one scratch hit as Milwaukee errors produced four runs in the first inning. McCarty and Bradley led the offense. Husting struggled for Milwaukee. Donahue and Connor also played. Score Cleveland 7, Milwaukee 3.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dowling
McCarty
Bradley
Cleveland
Husting
Donahue
Connor
Baltimore Wins Tight Eighth Inning Showdown
Baltimore beat Washington in a close game as a late rally in the eighth produced the decisive run. Final score shows Baltimore with a narrow margin while Nops and Bresnehan teamed on the mound for Baltimore, Carrick and Clarke split duties for Washington.
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Baltimore
Baltimores
Washington
Nops
Bresnehan
Carrick and Clarke
New York Defeats Philadelphia on timely batting
New York won from Philadelphia today with pitching by Taylor and late hits. In Boston, Boston beat Brooklyn with strong all around play, highlighted by catches by Slagle and McCreery and Farrell’s base throwing.
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New York
Philadelphias
Taylor
Boston
Brooklyn
Slagle
McCreery
Farrell
Chicago Whist Club Wins Hamilton Trophy in Milwaukee
Chicago Whist Club clinches the Hamilton trophy after defeating Cleveland in the final and securing the end-of-day progress. Minneapolis Whist Club takes the American Whist League challenge trophy by winning four straight matches as standings show New York leading the Milwaukee trophy pursuit with Syracuse and Hamilton close behind.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
Syracuse
Hamilton
Commercial
Grand Rapids
Knickerborker
Ravenswood
Detroit
Orth Shore
Baltimore
Scranton
St. Louis
Des Moines
Roal
Horlick
Racine
Hyde Park
Saginaw
Haraiton
Marquette
Illinois
Walbrook
Lackawanna
L. A. Frantz
N. L. Kent
J. W. Mundy
Tle
J. Dorland
L. St. John
J. Naish
N. G. Rogers
L. F. Gates
Tonizhi
North Shore
Ninois
Toledo
North
Z. J. Proet
W. J. Taylor
W. &. Watkins
BE. Elliott, Jr
Dhe
J. N. Hathaway
W. C. Coe
Breslau Bank in Straits and Other European Advices
Breslau banking firm Jacob- Jender-Nachfolger Bank faces trouble as assets are tied in salable securities and partner Eugene Landau resigns as head of National Bank. Reports say wealthy family ties may aid rescue while others deny business links with bankrupts. Also: Cassini to meet Czar in St Petersburg amid unclear sugar duties. British court rules on delays in Mashona cargo delivery. mass layoffs and deportations cited in Ekaterinoslav during Russian trade stagnation.
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Berlin
Breslau
Germany
Jacob- Jender-Nachfolger Bank
Herr Eugene Landau
Herr Landau
National Bank
Associated Press
Americans Bring Mixed Tastes to European Travel Drama
London reports from multiple transatlantic lines show American visitors remain plentiful yet increasingly costly as they climb the social ladder of messengers porters and hotel staff note they pay less than other clients. Cadiz notes a German squadron from China arrives with Rear Admiral Gelssier and Prince Henry of Prussia welcoming officers aboard the flagship. The two squadrons will stay in Cadiz for several days amid formality and greetings.
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London
The
Daily Mail
America
Cadiz
China
Gelssier
Prince Henry
Prussia
Emperor Wilam
Prince Henry of
Golfers contest in 36 holes at Hollywood Oaks
Willie Smith of Midlothian Golf Club Chicago and former open champion led the all comers medal play at Hollywood Oaks Long Branch with 14 over 36 holes from a field of 64. Willie Anderson of Pittsfield Mass took second with 10 over. Four others tied for third with 18 over, including Low Douglas Nichelle Parke Campbell. Findlay Douglas placed seventh with 168 strokes.
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New York
Wilie Smith
Midlothian Golf Club
Chicago
United State
Hollywood Golf Club
Long Branch
N. J
Willie Anderson
Pittsfield
Mass
George Low
Dyker Meadow
Bernard Nichelle
Boston
Jack Parke
Essex County Country Club
Alexander Campbell
Brookline
Findlay
Douglas
Nassau Country Club
Long Island
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club Semi Finals Decide Three Cups
At Shinnecock Hills the main tournament concludes with semi finals and finals for three top prizes. R R Co Watson Jr of Westbrook defeated Chas B MacDonald of Chicago six up and four to play to win the first cup. Louis Livingston Jr of Westbrook beat A M Brown in the Gael four up and two to play for the second cup. Percy R Pype of Princeton nearly clinched the third cup in his match against C F Watson.
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Southampton
L. L
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
RR. Co. Watson, Jr. Westbrook
Chas. B. MacDonald
Chicago
Louis Livingston
Jr. Westbrook
A. M. Brown
Percy R. Pype
Princeton
C.F. Watson
Short and Myers Released on Bail in Marsi Forgery Case
In New York on August 2 Dayhi L Short and Morris Myers, jointly indicted with Albert T Patrick for allegedly forging the will of William Marsi Rice, were released from the Tombs today on cash bail of 21500 They had been in the Tombs since March 20.
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New York
Dayhi L. Short
Morris Myers
Albert T. Patrick
Wiliam Marsi
Anarchists Arrested in Geneva Connnect to Bresci Case
Paris dispatch notes Swiss arrests of Quintavallo and Lanni from Paterson anarchist group after Amiel Galliotti arrest. Rumor ties Galliotti to Bresci, the killer of King Humbert, with a mission to kill Emperor Nicholas.
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Paris
Rome
the Figaro
Amiel Gailietti
Switzerland
Quintavallo
Lanni
Paterson
United States
Geneva
Galliotti
Bresci
Humbert
Europe
Nicholas
Bremen Senate frees Count Von Waldersee on return from China
The Senate of Bremen votes to confer freedom of the city on Count Von Waldersee as he returns from China. Senator Depew plans to return to America in ten days and Assistant Attorney General Beck sails for New York next Saturday. The Crefeld district leather industry will shut Aug 5 due to the prolonged shearer strike. Boer statesman Kruger visit to the United States remains undecided. British torpedo boat No. 8 was sunk off Aldernay. all guns and stores saved. The Aga Khan receives the Order of the Crown First Class from Emperor William. Evacuation of Peking by British troops set for Aug 15. Other China divisions depend on events. Mr Vasu Der Hoven goes to St Petersburg for a wedding then to his mother in Russia.
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Bremen
Count von Waldersee
China
Depew
America
Beck
New York
Crefeld
Kruger
United States
Aldernay
English
Signor
Francesco Crispi
Naples
Herr Moeller
William
Reichsanzieger
Aga Khan
Bombay
Foreign Office
Lord Cranborne
House of Commons
Peking
Vasu der Hoven
Transvaal Legation
Brussels
St. Petersburg
Isa Russi
Dulitkas Sientinekos
Ian Eee
Emperors, Dignitaries Attend Ceremonies and Gifts Abroad
Mr Kruger and Dr Leyds are bound for St Petersbure while Emperor William visits the Augustee Victoria steamer in Linndalsveren bay Norway. The German emperor unveils a portrait at the Rio de Janeiro Naval Club, honoring the Gneisenau loss. US Navy officers and New York Chamber delegates donate to the Victoria memorial fund. Morgan also contributes amid earlier gifts.
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Linndalsveren Bay
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Maijesty
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G. H. Miffien
Boston
Germany
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Atlanta
New York Chamber of Commerce
London
Kipling at Rottingdean Elms and the village idol
Rudyard Kipling and his home The Elms in Rottingdean anchor a mix of mediaeval charm and modern life. The Kipling family, beloved by local youths, hosts a gymnasium and rifle club, while villagers recount his patriotism and playful bond with boys and young men. The Elms contrasts with the ancient vicarage nearby and with Brighton’s bustle as Kipling remains a private figure at home, yet the village’s most popular man.
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Elms
Rottingdean
Walla
Kiplings
Cardinal Manning
Duke of Wellington
Bulwer Lytton
Brighton
Garden of Eden
Kipling
India
Rottingthon
North America
Fire outbreaks hit multiple cities with heavy losses
Fires across Ottowa Ohio Granite City Illinois Chicago Fifty first Street and Central Avenue Dayton Colorado and St Louis caused extensive damage. Buildings and lumber plants suffered total losses estimated from forty thousand to seventy six thousand dollars with several hundred thousand feet of lumber burned and two firefighters overcome by heat.
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Glandorf
Here
Ellis
Fox
Rosengarten
John Schneidbusch
Joseph Kloepel
ST. Louis
Drummond & Sons’ Box Company
Granite City
Chicago
Grand Trunk Railway
Fifty-first Street
Central Avenue
Boekler Lumber Company
Parlor Entertainer Recounts Lengthy At Home Performance
A New York Mail and Express humorous anecdote describes a parlor entertainer who, after a successful afternoon show with many encores, is invited to lunch by the hostess and her polite daughter. Both insist he must be tired, highlighting the lighthearted social scene surrounding a performer.
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New York Mail and Express
Mmany
Kuyper Becomes Premier of Holland in Historic Return
Detroit Journal notes the return of a familiar name with Kuyper becoming Premier of Holland. The item references recognition from a black square high-shouldered bottle, suggesting a notable endorsing or commemorative context.
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Detroit
Kuyper
Holland
Wife Alleges Beating At McClelland Home
Police respond to 2331 North Senate avenue where Mrs. L H McClelland accuses her husband, Fourth Ward Democratic committee man, of severe beating and seeks arrest. He is taken to the station on assault charges.
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Senate Avenue
L. H. McClelland
Fourth Ward
Indiana Auditor Certifies Corporate Statement June 30
The Indiana Auditor of State certifies the company's condition as of June 30, 19, with bonds and securities itemized including United States and railroad bonds. The statement notes losses adjusted or suspended and lists corporate attorneys and office addresses on file. The seal and signature of W. HL Oberry appear as Auditor of State with the filing date in July.
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State of Indiana
W. H. Hart
United States
Office of Auditor of State
State of
Indiana
W. HL Oberry
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