Hawthorne wins Bonner stake at Brighton in a photo finish
At Brighton Beach eight thousand spectators watched the Bonner Memorial $20,000 stake for 2 12 trotters. Hawthorne, a long shot, surged past Billy Buck after a series of heats with Kinney Lou and Swift involved. Kinney Lou led some heats, while Hawthorne’s burst late in the fourth heat sealed the race amid cheers. Other races featured Kinney Lou and John H. Shults purses, with various favorites and upsets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Brighton Beach
Billy Buck
Jim Ferry
Swift
Hawthorne
Tiverton
Anantos
Kinney Lou
Budd Doble
Billy Buck Hawthorne
Judge Green
John H. Shults
Daniel
Beck
Roman
Starthlone
Caves -Souser
Pes
Geers
B. H
Doble
Ees Pein
Erry
Franks
Promise
Andrews
George Muscovite
Bond
Ige Cullen
Caves
Miss Willamont
Miller
Brown Hells
Dodge
Berdina
Davis
Trilby Direct
Walker
Council Chimes
Snow
Entero
Walker Ainscott
Mescnter Bathgate
Boreazelle
Benyon
Hudson
Miss Rosedale
Brawley
Colbert
Albert
McDonald
Broadlei
Loomis
Ecker
Dillon Boy
Br. H
Borin Dillon
Orna
Prince A Br
Millard Sanders
B. Lf
Merrifield
Fred McClung
Jolly
Bermuda Maid
Ben Hall Turner
Demorest
Maxine
B. m
Pansy McGregor
Fergus McGregor
Seker
Wentworth
Bik
Walnut Hall
H. Baron de
B.i
McHenry
Wilque
McDonald Dulce Corniailer
Idelita
Kelly
J. D
Watery B. m
Joan F
Rush
Ricoco
Rossmire
Don C .Andrews
Hero Alcyoner
Halstead
Alcantara
Ethan Allen
Donald Harold
al Black
Ned Wood-Countless
Sidney (Curry
B. G
Old Saugus Track Racecard Distances and Foul Driving Allegations
At Old Saugus track in Salem Massachusetts two horses with two heats apiece were distanced amid charges of foul driving. Judges removed two drivers and replaced them. Sagwa aimed for the 2 14 pace while disputes over cutting the turn affected several heats. Summary results show multiple races with times and placements, including Minnie Bright and Sucre in the pace events and unfinished 2:35 trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Old Saugus
Sagwa
Ferry
Blanchard
Minnie Bright
Biomer Wae
Bard Limer
John Hooper
Brissol
Prince Mouquette
Page
Gta
B. G
Arthur
Ch. m
Blanch
Berry
Bil. G
Hewett
John Hees
Bristol
Clothier set to challenge Doherty for national title
Newport RI August 2 reports W J Clothier likely to meet the younger Doherty for the right to face Larned in the national championship. R F Doherty expected to default to his brother in the fifth round tomorrow, forcing H L Charty to face Clothier as the path to the title remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
W. J. Clothier
Doherty
Larned
R. F. Doherty
H. L. Charty
Dark Clothiers
Six heats decide 2:30 trot at Elwood fair
At Elwood Indiana on August 21 ten thousand spectators watched the 2:30 trot become the longest race on the local track as six heats were needed to decide the winner Hemingway finally took the last three heats by nose finishes after placing fifth and fourth in earlier heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Fair Grounds
Hemingway
Grand Stand
Pasnee
Bessie Ross
Huffman
Gosnestl
Kemp
Lotta H
Hellinger
Rex R
Bik. G
MacGeath
Icierson
Lazaree
B. H
G. Seaway
Osborne
Miss Coleridge Bom
Ella Red
B. m
Wolverton
New Albany
Charles Buckley
David Cook
Sellersburg
Little Hugh
John L. Ruby
Lebanon
Satin Onward
George Strack
Helen H
Alexander Harthill
Louisville
Harry K
John Redham
J. Frank
Wilson & Johnson
Eminence, Ky
Nellie Bly
Harry Bell
Cincinnati
Princess Fedora
Dr. Applegate
Aurora
Frankfort
Clinton County
Robert Mack
Hal P
Maud S
Victor, Jr
Leo Rex
Ettie
Boro Tip
Phantom
Saratoga Race Day Features Soft Going and Favorites Winning
At Saratoga on August 2, a large crowd watched races on slow, soft turf. Short Hose won the Huron, the day’s feature, by a length after a long drive, Rigodon leading early then Sheriff Bell and Prosper. Favorites won the fourth and fifth races, with Conundrum narrowly taking the first in a driving finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Short Hose
Rigodon
Sheriff Bell
Prosper
Reservation
Proper
Rigedon
O'Neil
Seewe
Fuller
J. Martin
Coeur
Hicks
Pan
Odem
Rock Mart
Jenkins
Ornske
Gannon
Rain Or Shine
Redfern
Thoroughbred Race Card Highlights At Saratoga and Nearby Tracks
A dense list of race results and entrants across multiple events. Key horses include Stone wall, Dark Planet, Flora, The Shiliglah steeplechase contenders Lavator Fulminate and Land of Clover, and stakes races like Grand Union B Hotel and Saratoga Cup with horses such as Gold Saint Heno Irish Lad and Long Shot Hazelwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puturus
Lord Badge
Illyria
Land of Clover
Whineray
Ariap
Grand Union B
Gold Saint
Gallant al Meharib
Pennigh
Hamburg Bell
Graceful
Beldame
Grenade
Ralde
Mercury
Strephon
Sais
Adriatha
A Nose Victory for Louise Collier at Ft Erie
At Buffalo Ft Erie featured a nose finish with Louise Collier defeating the favorite Carl Kahler in the six furlong sprint. The card included six more races with Rene and Louise Collier among winners, times listed for each event and notable heavy betting throughout the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Louise Collier
Carl Kahler
Ft. Erie
Rene
Charlotte J
Fuego
Volney
Gold Stick
the World
Frank Foster
Justice
Cloche d’Or
King’s Pet
Nellie Forest
Military
Ethel Davis
Eda Riley
Banehart
James F
Measles Coincidence In Three City Households
Dr. Crockett of the City Dispensary noted three measles cases in one family across different city areas yesterday. Mrs. Sarah Barnes, thirty-two, of 32 West McCarty Street, fell ill earlier. her sister Mrs. Hila Wallace, twenty-eight, of 715 South Illinois Street, and Miss Alice Smoot, of South Meridian Street, were also stricken. The trio, all adults, underscores an uncommon adult measles cluster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockett
Sarah Barnes
West McCarty Street
Hila Wallace
South Illinois Street
Alice Smoot
Meridian Street
Colored Ministers Meeting Elects Moderator and Assistant
The Colored Baptist Ministers Association session ended with Rev. W. C. Thomas of Anderson reelected moderator. Succeeding him as assistant was 8. H. Thompson after a lively ballot. Elder D. A. Gaddie reviewed Africa missionary work yesterday morning. W. M. Beckman preached at the closing meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Baptist Ministers’ Association
W. C. Thomas
Anderson
H. Thompson
Africa
D. A. Gaddie
Easing
W. M. Beckman
Man Sees Civil War Flag At Statehouse Museum
Adrian C. Sherman of Rossville Kansas visited the Statehouse yesterday to view the flag carried by his regiment in the Civil War. He was shown the banner and spent about twenty minutes gazing at its tattered folds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian C. Sherman
Rossville
Kun
Statehouse
Sherman
Nurse Gertrude Jones Weds Asheville Millionaire After Typhoid Care
Gertrude Jones, formerly of Indianapolis and Eastman Sanatorium, married Otis Mills Coxe of Asheville after nursing him through typhoid fever. Coxe, son of Colonel Frank Coxe, is reportedly worth $2,000,000. The couple’s union followed a stint in St. Louis before Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Jones
Asheville
N. C
Indianapolis
Eastman Sanatorium
St. Louis
Miss Jones
Otis Mills Coxe
Coxe
Frank Coxe
Coroner Hints At Possible McDonald Link In Infant Death
Coroner Tutewiler reports a hospital infant death case may implicate Albert McDonald, a Washington Indiana mail carrier. He has handed information to Prosecutor Ruckelshaus urging a thorough grand jury investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutewiler
Albert McDonald
Washington, Ind
Ruckelshaus
Mayor Bookwalter to Vacation. Plans Labor Day Address
Mayor Bookwalter departs today for a northern Wisconsin resort to join his family for a week long vacation and will return to Indianapolis late next week. He is scheduled to deliver an address at the Labor Day celebration. His absence may delay the start of the Republican speaking campaign until early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Hitz to Speak Tonight Before South Street Church Group
George Hitz Independent Prohibitionist candidate for mayor will address the Young People’s Union of the South Street Baptist Church at 7:39 p m. The talk will not be a campaign address but will focus on city government from a Christian perspective and outline his views on proper city management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hitz
Young People’s Union
South Street Baptist Church
South and
Noble Streets
Third annual McCormack family reunion set for Fairview Park
The McCormack family holds its third annual reunion at Fairview Park on Monday August 24. Morning session starts at 10 and the afternoon at 1 20. Amos D McCormack of Cartersburg is president and L A Kirkwood of Muncie is secretary. About two hundred attended last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MccCormack
Fairview Park
Amos D. McCormack
Cartersburg
L. A. Kirkwood
Muncie
Man suffers broken collarbone unloading paper near Sentinel
Thomas McGruder aged 42 of 42 Mills street sustained a broken collarbone yesterday afternoon when a heavy roll of paper he was unloading from a drag wagon was crushed between the roll and the brick wall in front of the Sentinel office. Dr Crockett of City Dispensary treated him and he was later driven home by cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGruder
Mills Street
Sentinel
Donation for Marion Park church site announced
Hiram W. Miller donates a lot in Marion Park for a new Methodist church. The parcel lies in the park's best section. A building fund social is planned for Tuesday evening at the corner of Eighteenth Street and Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram W. Miller
Marion Park
Eighteenth Street
Sugar Grove
Terre Haute Men Arrested in Cincinnati Robbery Case
Henry Redd of Terre Haute and Thomas Scott of this city are under arrest in Cincinnati while detectives investigate a robbery alleged to involve a stolen watch and jewelry. They are in custody and will be held until the cases are processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Redd
Terre Haute
Thomas Scott
Cincinnati
Kinney A Morgan
Contempos Ancestors and Gem Family Observe Baby Births
The small baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laude W. Gladden of Gem Indiana has appeared and is noted in local social notices. The report highlights family events and names the birthplace as Gem, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Laude W. Gladden
Gem, Ind
Lydia McCalmit
Kokomo
John W. Gladden
Joseph Bailey
Mary Gladden
William Gladden
Gem
John F. McClelland
Clermont
Louise
Insurance News and Notes Highlights Conventions and Trends
Insurance News and Notes reports resignations and travels of agents, upcoming Indiana local fire insurance agents meeting on Sept. 17, and a Milwaukee Fraternal Congress session. It notes Tornado insurance growth in St Louis and Paterson damage, plus national proposals for mutual company policyholders scrutiny and potential federal supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents
Hartford
Conn
Milwaukee
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Baltimore Life Insurance
National Association of Life Underwriters
Indiana Association
E. G. Richie
J. N. Shockney
John Moore
Pleasant Bond
W. H. Hart
D. W. Edwards
W. C. van Ars
H. T. Head
B. A. Richardson
J. J. Rice
Officers Nab Cruelty Suspects After East Side Chase
Patrolmen Bolan and Murphy arrested Mike Larway and James Barnett on cruelty to animals and public intoxication after a long chase across East Side. The pair had hired a horse owned by James Mann on East Wabash Street and allegedly drove it nearly all day, leaving the animal near collapse near East Washington Street and Belt Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Larway
James Barnett
East Side
Bolan
Murphy
Barnett
Larway
East Washington Street
Belt Road
James Mann
East Wabash Street
Dr Brayton Improves After Street Car Fall Injuries
The condition of Dr A W Brayton at 2113 Broad Way was reported slightly improved last night. The extent of injuries from a street car fall remains undetermined. Attending physicians say the case shows symptoms of a severe solar plexus blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brayton
Broad Way
Brayton
Work accident injures George Fisher at street car barns
George Fisher sustained a crushed ankle yesterday morning at the Louisiana street car barns while repairing cars. He was taken home to 1615 Arsenal Avenue by ambulance with Dr. Fisher in attendance after his foot was caught between a Peewee SOS device and the rear wall of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fisher
Louisiana
Arsenal Avenue
Ceremy
Fisher
Wreck Fear for American Brig Gabrielle off Puerto Rico
In San Juan Porto Rico on August 21 officials report anxiety over the safety of the American brig Gabrielle commanded by Captain Mundy. The vessel was said to be in ballast and there is fear it may have wrecked in the recent trouble at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Paterson
N. J
Montana
Indiana
San Juan
Porto Rico
Gabrielle
Mundy
Army Orders Detail Reber To Army War College
Washington Aug 21 Major Samuel Reber signal corps general staff officer has been detailed as secretary of the army War college. Captain Lawson M Fuller ordered to make limited visits to Ohio works for ordnance department inspection. Several officers granted leave extensions and transfers with treatment arrangements and station changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Reber
Signal Corps
Army War College
Miles
Lawson M. Fuller
Ordnance Department
Rarig Engineering Company
Columbus
Morgan Engineering Company
Alliance
Mansfield Engineering Company
Mansfield
Frederick G. Stritzinger, Jr
Twenty-second Infantry
Eugene P. Crowne
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Fred L. Davidson
Seventh Infantry
Samuel M. English
Artillery Corps
Charles J. Naylor
Fourth Cavalry
Allen Smith, Jr
Third Infantry
Washington Barracks
District of Columbia
United States General Hospital
Albert J. Er
Eighth Cavalry
Army and Navy General
Hot Springs
Ark
Fort Sill
Jesse M
Columbia
Disa
Lonel
Forrest H. Hen He
York city officials assign recruits and transfer officers
The Army lists changes in postings and duties for several officers. Captain Francis H Schoeffel moves from quartermaster duties at Washington Barracks to join his Ninth Infantry company. Captain Henry E Eames transfers to Tenth Infantry Company F. Captain Joseph T Crabbe reported to the quartermaster general and is ordered to Boston to assume temporary charge of the quartermaster office there. First Lieutenant Wallace DeWitt relieved from Fort Porter duty and sent to Fort Erie to report to the commander. Major Loyd McCormick and Captains Steele Crawford Caveleys Heartman Barth Williams and others are listed for various assignments and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mimner
Wallace DeWitt
Fort Porter
N. Y
Forter
Peat Sor
Frank de W. Rameey
Olneyville Mills of American Woolen Co to close a week
Providence August 21 mills in Olneyville operated by the American Woolen Company will close for one week beginning next. The plants affected include the National Riverainton and the W cy boenet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Olneyville
The
American Woolen Company
National
Manton
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Outsider
Ward
R. P. Huntington
E. W. Leonard
Nlington
England
Miss Carpenter
Chicago
Johnny” Carpenter
W. A. Alexander
Bessie Anthony
Anthony
A. T. H. Brower
Chicago Golf Club
Saugus
Er Doherty
Edinburg
Citizens’ Trotting Association
Orphan Boy
Burgett
Dutchman
Slater
Sam Estes
Hook
M. AU. Shade
Lady Veach
Blackburn
Coastorene
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Barton
Geer
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Silhouette
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Billy
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M. Cleg
Brewer
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Flora
Short Hole
Balada
Stonewall
Dark Planet
Creamer
Colored Ministers’ Meeting
Kansas
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Rous
Insurance News
Frank Fassold
New York Underwriters’ Agency
J. B. Redwine
Redwine & Brewster
Hartford Life
R. G. McCullough
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
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Durbin
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Fidelity and Casuality Company
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Otis Ste Abdnlsivepettaase
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
Rkek
Lloyds Insurance
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Illinois Fire Underwriters
J. C. Fyffe
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Ohio Live Stock “Co
Crawfordsville
German Mutual
Cscsesvevee
Girard F. and
Philadelphia
H'rtf
Nat'l
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Equit
Ass. N. State
Ohio
Fricke
Union Central Life
New York City
Host
Dr. Brayton
ARMY
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South Bend
Young People’s Children’s Outing Organization of
Edward P. Barry
Central Labor Union
Chimmie
Boston
Herbert Russell
R. H. Sherard
William Magnay
Ernest Harold Baynes
Financial Center
New York
Congress
Macedonia
Sporting News
Society and Fashion News
Telegraph News OF All the World
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Sistant
Loyd &. McCormick
Seventh Cavalry
Matthew F. Steele
Sixth Cavalry
Charles Crawford
Twentieth Infantry
Erate
John “Aim Caveleys
John Leartman
T Cavalry
Charles H. Barth
Twelfth Infantry
H. O. Willams
Fifth Infantry
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