Grand Circuit Races Open as Buffalo Drives Offer Excitement
Buffalo Driving Club hosts a busy Grand Circuit meeting with 6,000 in attendance. Snow is fined $10 for laying up Whitewood and Gracie Onward wins the 2:14 trot after a tense finish. Captain Bracken and Onward Silver feature in other heats as delays occur and horses clash for top honors.
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Buffalo
Aus
Buffalo Driving Club
Whitewood
Driver Snow
Gracie Onward
Kentucky
Snow
Senator K
Gracie
Ward
Captor
Morrizon
Captain Bracken
Henriette
Howes
Bracken
Easter
Capta Bracken
Uator
Capaes Aecenes
Jiesse
Orcorrow
Cornell Belle
Sumunaries
Bracken B
Kenney
Br. G. WD
Aliver
Seward (Geers
Belle
B. m
Fornell
Gem City Racing Opens Four Day Meet at Frankfort
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Frankfort Indiana August 6 Gem City Racing Association opened a four day meet with a large crowd. 2:33 Pace winner Guy Red 2:23 Trot winner Mela Belle Best times listed. Danville meet starts with Hardwood winning 2:5 Pace and Chestnut leading free-for-all pacing. London bulletin Daniel Maher American jockey likely to retire after warnings about lung hemorrhage risk.
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Indianapolis Journal
Frankfort
Midl
Gem City Racing Association
Guy Red
Maximial
Revenue
Maude
Mela Belle
Rose Williams
Lady Tastings
Dr. Siins
Jack Addie
Danville
Ind
Hardwood
Wyman
Nelile T
Chestnut
Chestnut Boy
Katherine M
Richmond Base Ball Team Disbanded Over Losses
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Richmond Indiana reports the local baseball club disbanded after losing two key members Hebble and Reynolds who joined Jackson Tennessee Independent clubs. Sally and Hans may join Washington Courthouse Ohio. Fort Wayne Shamrocks game scheduled for next Sunday was canceled.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Hebble
Reynolds
Jackson
Tenn
Sally
Hans
Washington Courthouse
Fort Wayne
Land lottery winner takes full town south tract in Lawton district
El Reno and Fort Sill began filing on Kiowa Comanche land lottery claims with 1 percent of winners admitted daily. John Wood of Weatherford drew No 1 and chose the entire south townsite tract, blocking Miss Mattie Beals of Wichita from the prime area. Wood’s claim valued around $50,000 as gamblers surge for remaining lots and town lots are auctioned in Ana darko Hobart and Lawton.
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EL Reno
O. T
Fort Sill
Lawton Land District
Anadarko
Hobart
Lawton
John Wood
Weatherford
Mattie Beals
Wichita, Kan
Wood
Alabama Stakes at Saratoga features Morningside win
At Saratoga N Y on August 6 the Alabama Stakes for three year old fillies saw Morningside prevail by a scant four lengths over Reina amid a rainy afternoon. Opening race winner Stranger, a promising two year old from J B Haggans, was bid to 30 to 1 at one stage and led early before Anish secured the win.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Morningside
Reina
J. B. Haggansa
Anish
Stranger
Larner
Morningeet Tol
Mary Worth
Carabrian
Lawton Crime and Gambling Crackdown After Ho rror Night
Lawton Oklahoma reports two highwayman killings and a serious wounding within twenty four hours with 31 60 in money and nine watches taken. A separate raid on nine prairie schooners near Rusa Springs left Beemblossom and others injured. Citizens armed with rifles formed a crowd to close unlicensed gambling in Lawton after authorities delayed action. The raid and gambling crackdown ended with no further robberies reported.
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Lawton
Irwin Rogers
May County
Oklahoma
Yi Beemblossom
Guthrie
Young Beemblossom
Will Tame Outlaws Lawton City Marshal Picked
Wichita telephone girl Miss Mattie Helen Beals accepted the post as city marshal of Lawton in Kiowa and Comanche country. A delegation offered the job with good salary, she aims to tame outlaws without shooting. Beals and Bat Carr exchanged pleasantries after he fired at her hat and she returned fire.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Wichita
Mattie Helen Beals
Lawton
Bat Carr
Miss Beals
Miss Beats
Militia Guards Ritual Trial In Canton
Atlanta Aug 6 three militia companies under Governor Candler guarded Raymond Ross a negro accused of assaulting Mrs Miller and moved him from Atlanta to Canton for trial a special court convened by Judge Gober the trial lasted about forty minutes Ross was convicted and sentenced to hang Aug 27 He was later brought back to Atlanta for safekeeping Candler said militia costs would be paid to prevent lynching and ensure law obedience if troops are needed for the execution day
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Atlanta
Candler
Raymond Ross
Canton
Ross
Collett Disqualified After One Mile National Race
Worcester Aug 6 George H Collett won the final heat of the one mile national championship professional race at the Coliseum but was disqualified for fouling W Fenn at the start of the last lap. Fenn led Lawson and Taylor as they vied for position with Lawson passing Taylor on the final lap to win. SUFPALO Aug 6 Rain halts a one hour amateur race after twelve and a half miles. remaining thirty one minutes to be completed tomorrow as track proves slippery.
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Mass
George H. Collett
Coliseum
W. & Fenn
Collett
Fenn
Major’ Taylor
Ver Lawson
Lawson
Tayier
Lawson Pashed Taylor
Sufpalo
N. Y
Alabama prisoner offers to post bond for G A R encampment trip
Ben De Lamos, confined in the Columetus Ohio penitentiary, offers a $10,000 bond to gain permission to attend the G A R encampment in Cleveland, claiming perfect attendance at such gatherings. He was sentenced for a pension law violation and is noted as a former Alabama House speaker in a restrained, unlikely rise story.
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Columetus, O
Ben de Lamos
United States
Alabama
Cleveland
de Lamos
Coadjutor consecrated for Quincy diocese in cathedral
Dr. Frederick William Taylor formerly of Springfield was consecrated coadjutor of the Quincy diocese of the Episcopal Church in the cathedral here today by Bishop Seymour of Springfield. Bishops Nicholson of Milwaukee Francis of Indiana Williams GoDorettan of Fond du Lac and other church dignitaries attended.
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Frederick William Taylor
Springfield
Seymour
Nicholson
Milwaukee
Francis
Indiana
Williams
C. GoDorettan
Fond U Lac
Case
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Promotes Child Relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long used remedy for teething colic and bowel regulation. It claims quick relief for crying and unsettled infants, with prices listed and a general promise of soothing effects.
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Nalow
Protocol delay at Peking stalls signing agreement
Peking Aug 6 the settlement protocol was to be signed but British minister Satow said Britain could not sign prompting an indefinite postponement. Rockhill and Mumm von Schwartzenstein pressed Hankow and Nankin viceroys to urge government accord. Other ministers seek rapid closure while British delay remains unexplained.
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Satow
Great Britain
Rockhill
Mumm von Schwartzenstein
Chang Chih Tung
Liu Kun Yi
Hankow
Nankin
Ernest Latow
Voyron
London
Lord Lansdowne
House of Lords
Earl Spencer
China
Yang- Tee Valley
Legation
British Will Reinstate Them on Their Farms When the War Is Over
London reports discuss a £6.5 million grant in aid for Transvaal and Orange River colonies. Chamberlain defends loyalist refugees, land purchases for Boer reintegration, and agricultural settlements while stressing humane native labor reforms. Berlin notes Waldersee delivery to Heligoland and shifting royal plans. London also covers Woodward’s Marathon dig and Greek paleontological finds. Berlin reports a widening German financial crisis and factory suspensions as Discovery departs for Antarctica.
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Orange River
William Vernon Harcourt
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Count von Buelow
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Woodward
Natural History Museum of South Kensington
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Euboea
Achmet
Aga
Greece
Samos
Tragic Well Death of Miss Emma Tizzard
In Eaton on August 6 Emma Tizzard, daughter of editor W. B. Tizzard, was found dead in the family well after a day of illness and suspected poisoning. A sleeping brother failed to guard the doorway as she crawled past him and jumped into the open well, ending her struggle with melancholia.
Potal Macilities Occ SEMI The Greatest Amount in Any One Risk
A fragment notes a maximum exposure of $20,000 in a listed risk scenario. The entry reads as a partial insurance or financial risk line item, indicating the highest single risk amount without full context.
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