Dazzling wins Futurity as Lyne rides Savable to edge Lord of the Vale
In a dramatic Futurity finish at Belmont, Savable overtook Lord of the Vale in the final sixteenths with Lyne aboard. August Belmont watched as Savable claimed victory ahead of Keene’s Dazzling and McCue rode the final surge. The day also featured the Fall Handicap and other turf races with notable bets and consignments at Sheepshead Bay.
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KeCue
Lord of
McCue
Whitney
Keene
Lyne
Mettue
Lord of the Vale
Belmont
Savable
August Belmont
James KR. Keene
John A. Drake
King Pepper
Redfern
Dublin
Colonel Bill
Rising Sun Fm
Rowdy
Fulminate
Clonmell
Conne
Dicksie
H. Michaels
Irennan
Burns
Colonel Padden
Hurstbourne
Afrikander
Payne
Skillful
Golden Maxim
Blue Ribbon
Gen
Aceful
Flying Prince
Invincible
Duster
Monte Carlo
Eugenia Burch
Florita
Mesmer
Bensonhurst
Merry Red
Whitechapel
Carbuncle
South Trimble
Huntressa
Jackson
Shea
the Regent
Michaels
Wel
Buffalo Derby Attracts 15000 Inaugural Meet Atop City Racing
Buffalo racing opened with the Buffalo Derby won by Sombrero, a three year old owned by Green B. Morris, four lengths clear of Circus. San Andres and Annie Lauretta dead heated for second in a separate purse, while Olefiant and Blue Ridge won their races. Other results included Handvice in Detroit and Peaceful at Kinloch Park with favorites prevailing.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Racing Association
Green B. Morris
Charaxus
Circus
San Andres
Annie Lauretta
Lauretta
Andres
Tro W
Olefiant
Epidemic
Banish
Blue Ridge
Shrine
Silk Cord
Sombrero
ST. Louis
Kinloch Park
Delmar
E. J. Arnold & Co
Peaceful
Glenwood
Satin Coat
Prosper la Gal
Seize
Teller
Founding
Hilee
Big Purse for Trotters at State Fair Races
The state fair offers a large purse for trotters and pacers with $5,090 for trotters and $1,000 for pacers, drawing top horses and noted breeders like Walnut Hall Farm and Red Wilkes progeny. Entries include Chesko, Grace Eldred, Todd, Tonga, and Peace Commissioner. Races run Sept. 15 and 18, with strong jockey and horseman entries from Boston and Kentucky.
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Indianapolis
State Fair
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Allerton
Walnut Hall Farm
Chesko
Moko
Red Wilkes
Grace Eldred
Cecilian
Charles W.W. Marvin
Lextington
George W. Leavitt
Todd
Bingen
J. Malcomb Forbes
Tonga
Bowerman Bros
Angel
Axtel
Lee Bailey
Jon
Baseball Notes Preview of bitterly contested games tomorrow
Grim collected four hits including a triple in the first game as Indianapolis and Louisville gauge their pace toward the last western trip. Kuhns, Kellum, and Strobel weigh in on pitching and predicting the race while several league games, protests, and signings shape the week. Samuel Crawford signs with Cincinnati after a prior Detroit pact and bonus details emerge.
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Grim
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Capital City
Coulter
Paeenagees
Kuhns
George Strobel
Colonels
Strobel
Lilly
Havens & Gaddes
Queisser
Samuel Crawford
Cincinnati
Crawford
Detroit
Cincinnatis
Disus Throwing Record Beaten In Manhattan Meet
In the Manhattan championship games Pete Egedang set a new discus mark, breaking his own record by seven feet one inch to reach 127 feet 9 inches, elevating him as the event’s top performer in New York.
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New York
Manhattan
Pete Oe . Egedang
High scores at Seagirt guard honors won by Maj James Bell
Seagirt N J Aug 20 Maj James E Bell inspector general of rifle practice DC National Guard led a close open match with 96 of 100 points at 30 yards. Major Reichelderfer total 95 and Major G Boung 93. Wimbledon cup competition followed with disputes over ammunition and handicaps. Corporal K K V Casey and Private H M Bell top the Wimbledon results amid protest. Interstate Schuetzen match won by New Jersey second team. a detainee’s prison remark closes the report.
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Seagirt
N. J
James E. Bell
District of Columbia National Guard
Reichelderfer
National Guard
Maj. G. Boung
W. E. Calladay
District of Columbia
Martin
New Jersey
Colladay
National Rifle Association of Great Britain
National Rifle Association of America
United States
K. K. V. Casey
Seventy-first Regiment
New York National Guard
H. M. Bell
First
New Jersey Regiment
Casey
Frankfort Arsenal
Hayes
Bell
Wilson
Georgia
Farrow
Garvin Arrest Follows Saloon Shooting in Chicago
Virgil Garvin of the Chicago American League team was arrested today after a Thursday night saloon incident in which he shot proprietor Lawrence H. Flanigan in the shoulder. Detectives found him at Clark and Monroe streets talking with a city fireman.
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Chicago
Virgil Garvin
Lawrence H. Flanigan
City Hall
Clark and
Monroe Streets
Gardner accepts Sharkey challenge for October boxing match
San Francisco report notes middleweight George Gardner accepted Sharkey's challenge today. He will bet 2500 dollars on the side he believes will win and hopes to fight in October. If victorious Gardner plans to challenge Jeffries thereafter.
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San Francisco
George Gardner
Sharkey
Gardner
Jeffries
Will Keep The Cup Western golf title won by Miss Anthony
Miss Bessie Anthony of Glenview Golf Club claims the Western golf championship title for the third time after a tight match, defeating Mrs. W A Alexander of Exmoor by one up and becoming permanent owner of the Alexander and Governor's cups. Elizabeth Congdon won the Solace cup final, Lillian Towner claimed the Tyro cup, and a separate chess match report notes Western victory in a Pillsbury event with 115 players per side.
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Chicago
Bessie Anthony
Glenview Golf Club
W.A. Alexander
Exmoor
Anthony
Alexander
Miss Anthony
Elizabeth Congdon
Glenview
Auto Race Entries at Fair Grounds Tomorrow
Auto races at the fair grounds tomorrow afternoon promise to be interesting. The program starts at 1 30 with exhibitions and preparatory trials. Entries include Cecil Gibson Henry Brandt Art McKee Earl Fisher Frank Moore and others across multiple classes.
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Charles Sommers
C. G. Fisher
Cecil Gibson
Henry Brandt
Art McKee
Earl Fisher
Frank Moore
Boril Fisher
J. A. Newby
A. C. Culbertson
W. G. Ribble
C. G. Fer
Iron and Steel Industry in 1900 Shows Large Capital, Jobs
The 1900 iron and steel sector report lists 669 active establishments valued at $590.5 million with products worth $304.9 million and materials costs of $522.4 million. Pennsylvania and Ohio lead. total output reaches 29.51 million gross tons, reflecting major consolidations and capacities across blast furnaces, steel converters, open hearths, and rolling mills.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
New Jersey
Indiana
Alabama
West Virginia
New York
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Michigan
Tennessee
Bernauer Shortage Reported by Knights of Fidelity
The auditing committee found Ronard E. Bernauer, treasurer, $2,440 short in accounts of the Knights of Fidelity saloon men’s group. He turned over $1,200 from the lodge bank and agreed to pay the rest by Tuesday or Wednesday. A $3,000 guaranty bond stands, with no prosecution planned if the shortage is recovered. Bernauer cites bad investments and mixed personal and lodge accounts as causes, saying the lodge will not lose a cent. He is a Court street saloon keeper and formerly represented the Thirteenth ward in city government during the Taggart era.
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The
Knights of Fidelity
Ronard E. Bernauer
Bernauer
Lodge
Edward E. Bernauer
Court Street
Meridian
Pennsylvania
Thirteenth Ward
Ciivie
Taggart
Assessment Sheet Totals Show City Taxables Rise
Township Assessor Jefferson reported assessment totals with a taxable increase of 3,514,580, the largest annual rise. City taxables total 136,142,070 before mortgage deductions. 132,999,530 after removing 3,142,540. Personal property stands at 7,224,185 with major burden on big corporations. Annexation of Irvington added 1,213,680 to city assessments. Railways liable for 6,017,601. communications firms 1,176,975. street railways 3,598,510. Indianapolis Street Railway bears most of the last, intracity links taxed on rolling stock. Pipeline assessments lowered to 958,575.
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Jefferson
Irvington
Indianapolis Street Railway
City News Notes Show Local Outings and Incidents
Dr. P C Read and Dr T C Rutledge return from lake trips. Bankruptcy filed by John L Nichols of Rensselaer with assets far below liabilities. Holy Innocents Church hosts a lawn fete tomorrow. New Grand Army post chartered in Hammond with 34 members. Robbery reported near West North Street. small cash taken. Car 8 on College avenue line derailed, several trolleys used to replace it. Pettical thefts reported near 707 North Senate avenue. small change purse. Paint fire on Century building seventh floor. controlled by sprinklers. Salvage corps protects Indianapolis furniture exhibits from water damage. Weather Bureau director transfer. replacements named in Williston and Havana posts. Wedding announced for Roby Hunt Dean and Jess D Bonner. home in Lake Avenue after Sept 15. August Meimberg feted at Lieber brewery farewell. 140+ employees attend. Irvington Temperance Alliance to meet with planned program and speeches on temperance duties.
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P. C. Read
Lakes
T. C. Rutledge
Great Lakes
John L. Nichols
Rensselaer
Holy Innocents Church
Fletcher Avenue
Cedar Street
Starr
Grand Army
Hammond
Fowler
West North Street
College Avenue
Aliee Johnson
North
Senate Avenue
F. N. Glass
Weather Bureau
Helena
Mont
Williston
N. C
Montrose W. Hayes
Havana
Indianapolis
Lillie Bean
Illinois Street
Roby Hunt Dean
Jess D. Bonner
Chicago
Lake Avenue
Bean
August Meimberg
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Lieber
California
Irvington Temperance Alliance
M. EB
Prepa
George
Cottman
A. L. Orcutt
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Sheepshead Bay
H Roxane
Partiaise-Ondina
Sanford & Sons
Blohm
Strathmore-Kelp
A. Clark
Imp. Tithonus-Yorkyville Belle
F. Weir
Margraviate
B. c
Margrave- Mount Vernon
J. Langdon
International Handicap
Mich
Windsor
Autolight
Fanny Blazes
Algie M
Johnny McCarty
Pretty Hoosle
Handvice
Anna
Mexicana
Sir Kingston
Rustic Whirl
Hawthorne
Tosh
Brigadier
Sidney C. Love
Watnameinen
Harlem
Patnerarens
Talpy
Beith Eto
Kentucky Stock Farm
Johnson County Fair
Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Johnson County
Association
J. P
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Brewer
Margie
S. m
Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Trotting Association
West
Miss Whitney
Edgemark
M. E. McHenry
McKinney Pacer
Ben Walker
Brash
Chain Shot
Red Heart
Dan Patch
Wena
Little Iy
Prince Alert
Anaconda
Bethlehem
Tennessee Pointer
Star Pointer
George Saunders
York Roy
Bemay
Dan R
Direct Hal
Prince Direct
Twinkle Et al
Charter Oak Park
Readville
Axtell
Becom
Vidette
Chase
Lulu Campau
Directum Spier
H. B. Gentry
Roman
McKinney
Welcome Mac
Napa
Col
Twinkle
Lou Vaughn
Providence
Baseball Notes
Hbeaten
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Maj
James Bell
Comisky
Captain Kelly
Cincinnati's
Garvin
Pillsbury National Correspondence Chess Association of
Brooklyn
Pillsbury
Berlin
H. N. Pillsbury
Philadelphia
Miss Neely
Niagara-On-The-Lake
Ontario
Nona Closterman
Carrie Neely
Fair Grounds Track
Morow
Discukh
City News Notes
Russell Brothers
Lizzie
Vinie Daly
Green
Werner
Young America
Goggin & Davis
Empire Theater
Brtawane
BIG Burlesque Company
Fair Bane
W. Frederick Holcombe
Katherine Leslie
Miss Maude Angell
Liberati
Indiana State Fair
Sousa’s
Monon
State Fair Ground
M. S. Claypool
Charles Downing
Martinsville
Bethany Park
Jong High Il
White River Bottoms
Matinees
al W. Martin
Grand Street Potate
Prides Npon
Labor Union Temple Fund
People’s Outfitting Co
Star Store
Capitol Cty Grounds
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