Dan Patch In 2:03 Pace Shatters Record At Cleveland
Dan Patch under 1-5 odds wins the 2: pace at Cleveland Grand Circuit, trimming his mark to 2:07% after an opening heat chase by Riley B. The Monk wins the 2:7 trot heat amid a change of drivers for Lord Derby, then loses in a photo finish to The Monk. Attendance strong as drivers clash in heats at Titusville and nearby tracks.
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Cleveland
Dan Patch
Riley B
Monk
Lord Derby
Spear
George Saunders
Dillon
Wade
Poindexter
Lawson
Hesperus
Vauban
Direct Hal
Crescens
Wauban
Pilot Sect
Althea
Saunders
Jamison
Lady Thisbee
Bik. m
Kenny
Kuser
B. m
Rites
Ith M
Miller
B. H
Marsh
Manville
B. G
Wille
G. G
Apne H
Br. H
Joe Patches
Ica
McHenry
Haioe de Searchlight
Bowne
Connor
Bik
Gacponaiay
St S F Clarkrick
Weather outlook for Indiana Illinois and Ohio
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for fair weather in Indiana with rising temperatures and light to fresh southwest winds. Illinois expects increasing cloudiness with fair conditions and southwest winds. Ohio has fair weather with possible showers and thunderstorms near the lakes and light to fresh southwest winds.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Movements of steamers across Atlantic ports
Maritime notices report arrivals and departures at New York Queenstown Liverpool and other ports. Vessels listed include Majestic from Liverpool and Queenstown, Carthyrian from Glasgow, Oceanie to Liverpool and St Louis, Teutonie from New York and Commonwealth to Liverpool, Californian from Portland, Mongolian from Montreal, Celtic to New York, and J Paul from New York to Southampton.
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Majestic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Carthy Ian
Glasgow
Oceanie
Erpool
St. Louis
Southampton
Teutonie
Commonwealth
Boston
Portland
Montreal
Celtic
Bouthampton
J. Paul
Anchoria
Nederland
Uly
Indiana man sets world driving record in horse heats
Fred Jameson of Indiana Pa shows a new world driving record by steering the winning horse in all events, taking three straight heats. The meet lists 2:40 pace with Purse of 00 for King Wills, Thelma, Little Hole, Agnes Dolan, Elijah W, Harry Sultan among finishers. A 2:17 pace Purse 300 Pilot wins with Best time 2:14 4%. Robert M, Black Joe, Alma C, W. R, Little Jap among finishers. E C Jordan and Captain Chuck drawn after heats. A 2: Trot Purse with Happy Jack fastest at 2:19 with Pat McGregor Homer, Topsy and Westwood noted.
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Fred Jameson
Indiana
King Wills
Thelma
Little Hole
Agnes Dolan
Elijah W
Harry Sultan
Pilot
Robert M
Black Joe
Alma C
W. R
Little Jap
E. C. Jordan
Chuck
Happy Jack
Pat McGregor
Homer
Ope
Topsy
Westwood
Marion Driving Association meet yields surprises and riot near run
Special dispatch reports a large Marion crowd as the second day of the Marion Driving Association races produced several upsets. A near-riot followed a riding dispute on Lady Montree, a revolver was drawn, and police faced defiance before order was restored. Race summaries list 2:33 Pace results and 2:18 2:20 Trot times, with multiple starters noted and prominent horses named.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Marion Driving Association
Robert Gray
Lady Montree
Plater Wins Atlantic Selling Stakes at Brighton Beach
A. L. Aste's Plater beat Blue and Orange by a head in the Atlantic selling stakes a five furlong sprint for two year olds at Brighton Beach. The field was poor with Plater 1 to 2 favorite, Lux Casto posted the fastest three quarters on the East circle track, and Orloff at 40 to 1 won the last race.
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New York
A. L. Aste
Plater
Brighton Beach
Boxboro
Lux Casto
Tom Keny
Ethics
Orhoff
Keene
Waugh
Hurst Bourne
Himself
Mercer
Cincinnatus
Orloff
Delmar race results and Harlem jockey tragedy report
Delmar card shows Felix Bard and others as favorites winning in a mix of long shots. The feature race went to Felix Bard by three lengths over Edgardo with Glenwood third. In Chicago, jockey Taylor died from injuries after a Harlem race fall, home in Ullville. Also Harlem favorites dominated as rain affected footing.
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ST. Louis
Felix Bard
Varner
Kansas Lily
Delmar
Edgardo
Glenwood
West Baden
Velasques
Warner
Crime
Chicago
Taylor
Harlem
Farrell
Ullville
Death
Prince of Africa
Bragg
Ravensburg
Fort Erie Meet Close With Six Winners In Buffalo Race
The Fort Erie summer meeting closed in Buffalo on July 23 with six winners. Favorites captured three races and three second choices won, led by Competitor Hallucination Jack McGinn Frivol Lorina and Imperialist in that order.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Erie
Jack McGinn
Frivol
Lorina
Imperialist
Visiting Bowlers From Chicago to Clash in Indianapolis
Chicago crack bowlers arrive Saturday at the Marion Club alleys for a night of exhibition against a strong Indianapolis selection led by Tom Carter and Bob Bryson. The visitors include Fred Strong, Snake Woods, Peterson, Pete Hawley and H A Kiene. They stay until Sunday morning and will meet Hagar's Louisville team the next day.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Fred Strong
Buffalo
Snake” Woods
Peterson
Pete Hawley
H. A. Kiene
Illinois State Bowling Association
Hagar
Louisville
Kiene
Marion Club
Tom Carter
Bob Bryson
G. Kirkhoff
W. C. Buddenbaum
Lee Graff
Wiliam Romer
C. J. Gardner
Be Grove Laxative tablets touted as cold cure
Be Grove endorsed label appears on every box of the genuine Laxative tab lets, advertised as the celebrated Cold and Griz Cure Be.
Hoosiers swept in opener as Toledo blanks them
Indianapolis blanked by Toledo 9 0 in the first game as Mack’s curve stymies the Hoosiers. In the second, Indianapolis explodes for 12 runs led by Kellum and Kuhns, Hughey struggles, and Toledo falls 12 4. Kentucky-born? No, this is a baseball doubleheader recap with detailed at-bats and key plays.
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Hoosiers
Toledo
Indianapolis
Mack
Sutthoff
Hughey
Kellum
Mock
Kihm
Flannigan
O'Brien
Fox
Turner
Gilks
Kleinow
Hoghever
Burns
Meaney
Coulter
Owens
Smith
Kuhns
A.B
H. O
Woodruff
S Vox
Se Heydon
SiGe Kleinow
Gar Mock
Povierdecensees FC
O’brien
Heydon
Tindil
Kielnan
Hiever
Kiemon
Kohn
Kiem
O Brien
Flanniaan
Two For Louisville Close Columbus Series In Duel
Louisville Rockies win two tight games from Columbus in a doubleheader at Louisville Attendance 6000. First game features pitching duel and timely hitting with Kerwin Bonner and Odwell among top hitters. final score Louisville 2 Columbus 1. Second game sees Louisville prevail 8 6 aided by three base hits and two errors, with Spies and Bailey handling mound duties for both sides.
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Louisville
Columbus
Louis
R. Et Ae
Colum
R.H.O.A
Odwell
Grim
Flournoy
M’farl'’D
Gannon
Turner
Schaub
Knoll
Clymer
Sch’tzke
Viox
Grite
Dunkle
Thomas
Dickens
R.H.O
A.E. Colum
Seat
Schentzke
Spies
Coons
Bonner
Kerwin
Bailey
Ailey
Milwaukee Beats St Paul In Double Header
Milwaukee took both games against St Paul at home in a July 23 double header. McMackin pitched a key win in the first game as Cogan and Geier collided, while Jacobson debuted for Milwaukee. St Paul showed late life with hits and a homer by Cross, but Milwaukee held on for a 3 2 victory.
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Milwaukee
Wis
St. Paul
McMackin
Cogan
Geier
Jacobson
Port Washington
Mil. Bilo-A . Paul
Lee Dungan
A.m'b'e
Sch’beck
Hallman
Clingman
Runker
Cee de Sa
McMoxin
Dungan
Lumley
Chech
G. McBride
Ferguson
Scheibeck
A. McBride
Ebright
Mil. R
A.E
R.H.O
Cross
Shannon
Runkle
Hurley
Huggins
Kelley
Washington
Moore
Cleveland
Patten
Hoosier Team Heads West For Grueling Schedule
The Indianapolis squad departs for Minneapolis for the start of the second Western trip as Eastern clubs begin their Western dates. Indianapolis plays at Minneapolis while Louisville faces St. Paul, with five games in four days at Minneapolis, four in three at St. Paul, four in three at Milwaukee and three at Kansas City. The trip includes postponed games, and Indianapolis aims high to approach Louisville’s standing. All players go except Pitcher Killen who stays in Indianapolis and Flick released, returning to Columbus.
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Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Hoosiers
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Colonels
Killen
Flick
Columbus
Jeffries Versus Fitzsimmons Sparks Ahead of Fight
San Francisco reports that Jeffries trains at the Reliance Club and weighs 217 pounds with a expected 218 on fight night. Fitzsimmons jogs this morning and sparrs at the Olympic Club as experts say Jeffries age and weight edge Fitzsimmons, while receipts near $20,000 attract sporting crowds. Ring adjustments address safety with octagonal corners and padded posts. Tom Wilson leaves for Fort Monroe.
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Jeffries
Reliance Club
Oakland
Delaney
Lake Merritt
Fitzsimmons
Golden Gate Park
Terminal Hotel
Griffin
Andy Gallagher
Olympic Club
Tom Wilson
Hank Griffin
Fort Monroe
Boston Triumphs in Thirteenth Inning Shakeup
Boston beat St Louis 3 2 in thirteen innings after a late homer by Hemphill and errors by Kahoe. Dineen pitched well for Boston while Wallace, Collins, and Freeman contributed key plays in a tense interleague game. Attendance 5,046 at Boston.
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Dineen
St. Louis
Collins
Freeman
Wallace
Hemphill
Kahoe
R.h.o.ae
R.H.O.A.B. Dough’y
Burkett
H’phill
Stahl
Anderson
Parent
Lachanes
M'C'rm'k
Ferris
Dougherty
McCormick
Werner
Padden
Donahue
Sheridan
Rotchford Forbes Set for Fast Empire Bout Tomorrow
Billy Rotchford arrives today to meet Clarence Forbes in a ten round decision bout at the Empire tomorrow evening. Rotchford, famed title contender, trained in Chicago and carries a long list of notable victories. Forbes, younger but with a single loss, meets Rotchford in what promoters claim will be the fastest fight in the city under straight rules. Referee Herman Marx to oversee, ringside forfeits posted, two fast preliminaries, and Jeffries Fitzsimmons returns by wire. In Los Angeles Peter Jackson defeated Mike Donovan over twenty rounds for the decision.
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Billy Rotchford
Clarence Forbes
The
Empire
Chicago
Rotchford
Tittle
England
Clarence Ritchie
Eddie Dwyer
Jimmy Rose
Patsy Broderick
Benny Leon
Oscar Gardner
Johnny Ritchie
Maxey Hough
Young Corbett
Sammy Harris
Hugh McPadden
Morris Rauch
Harry Gilmore
George Monroe
Grand Rapids
Harry Forbes
Terry McGovern
Forbes
Johnny Reagan
New York
Herman Marx
Jeffries
Three Hits and No Runs
Boston shuts out Philadelphia as Willis excels on the mound. Errors by Hulswitz Jennings and Childs cost Philadelphia three runs while Greminger’s final appearance at third is noted. The scorecard lists Willis winning with 9 strikeouts and Iberg fanning 3 for the losing side.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Willis
Hulswitz
Jennings
Childs
Greminger
Moran
Tberg
Doomn
Iberg
McGraws New York Beats Brooklyn In Opening Game
New York 90 6 0 0 1 3 0 6 4 4 Brooklyn 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 0 4 Batteries Taylor Bowerman Hughes Farrell. Attendance 6,50. Bowerman Jones Dolan stood out with running catches as McGraws opened a five game set on Brooklyn grounds.
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Brooklyn
McGraw
New York Players
Bowerman
Jones
Dolan
New York
Taylor
Hughes
Farrell
Emerson defeats Bailey in delayed Kenwood singles match
Chicago July 23 Ralin interrupted the Western tennis championship at Kenwood today leaving only one singles match finished Emerson defeated B Bailey 6 3 6 1 in a delayed third round affair The result stands as the lone completed match of the day.
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Chicago
Ralin
Kenwood
Emerson
B. Bailey
Arkansas Governor Won't Commute Death Sentences
Little Rock July 23 Governor Davis refused to commute life terms to death for Dave McWhorter of Van Buren and Lathe Hem bree of Nashville. Both to be hanged Friday for murder along with four other men scheduled for execution in the state.
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Little Rock
Ark
Davis
Dave McWhorter
van Buren
Lathe Hembree
Nashville
War Secretary Root Meets General MacArthur at Army HQ
Secretary of War Elihu Root conferred with General MacArthur at army headquarters this afternoon on confidential plans for army and navy maneuvers. Root is set to depart tomorrow for Europe.
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Elihu Root
General MacArthur
Army Headquarters
Army
Navy
Root
Europe
Lipton Answers Barrie Suit On Tea Sales Fees
Through his attorneys Sir Thomas Lipton filed an answer in U S District Court denying Barrie’s claim for services billed as paid. The reply concerns Barrie’s role in selling Lipton tea in 1897 and 1898 with monthly salary and commission, noting deductions and occasional payments. Lipton requests dismissal of the suit.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
David Barrie
United States District Court
Sir Thomas
Barrie
Lipton Company
Inventor Dead in Cirena Calliope Fame and Potter Leader
Isaac W Knowles, eighty three, longtime Knowles Taylor Pottery Company official died today at his son's California home. He built the first pottery in East Liverpool in 14 years invented the ciiucs calliope and produced children blocks and labor saving devices for potteries. Dr Martin Deschere a top homeopathic specialist on children's diseases died in New York from heart trouble. Elizabeth Chase Ingalls mother of Senator John J Ingalls died in Haverhill Massachusetts aged ninety.
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East Liverpool
Isaac W. Knowles
California
Knowles-Taylor Pottery Company
New York
Martin Deschere
Atchison
Kan
Elizabeth Chase Ingalls
United States
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Haverhill
Mass
Long Branch Gambing Clubs Under Fire From Grand Jury
Long Branch New Jersey July 23 The Monmouth County grand jury met after a charge from Justice Fort who described gambling as shockingly vicious and said licensed caterers vouched for as not connected to gambling have opened new venues. He cited twelve large establishments and several smaller ones operating openly in Long Branch despite prior closures.
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Freehold
N. J
Monemouth County
Hand Amputation After a Fatal Handshake
Capt. J. N. McClanahan, noted Corydon politician and former grand master of Iowa Masonry, lost his right hand after a long-awaited reunion handshake. The grip shattered small bones, led to a cancerous growth, and required amputation following extended treatment in a Chicago hospital.
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Des Moines
J. N. McClanahan
Corydon
Masonic Order of Iowa
Chicago
Fires Ravage Mills and Towns Across Three States
A morning blaze in Owensboro Kentucky destroyed the planing mill and Continental Tobacco plant. Losses are 20 000 and 90 000 dollars respectively with box cars burned. Fire chief Albert Tennes was hospitalized in critical condition. In Annapolis Maryland a 3 AM fire leveled buildings including St Martin’s Lutheran Church and EB Jewell’s general store with missing amount under 1 000. In Camden South Carolina a late night fire gutted a major business block causing about 70 000 dollars in damage, largely uninsured.
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Continental Tobacco Company
Albert Tennes
Annapolis
St. Martin's German Lutheran Church
EB. J. Jewell
B. Wiegard
State Circle
Camden
8. C
Methodists buy Royal Aquarium site for central headquarters
Robert W. Perk M P announced that the Methodists secured the Royal Aquarium Theater property facing Westminster Abbey for a vast central headquarters of Universal Methodism. The purchase, valued at 000, occupies two and a half acres and includes Mrs Langtry's Imperial Theater, which may stay or become an annex. work on church house to start early in 19%. The Aquarium has long been a famed London amusement venue since 1476.
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Robert William Perk
Methodist Fund
Royal Aquarium Theater
Westminster Abbey
Universal Methodism
Church House
Settlement reached in Santa Fe wage dispute
TOPEKA Kansas July 4 Superintendent of Motive Power Henderson today practically announced a settlement of the differences existing between the Santa Fe road and the National Brotherhood of Railway Car Men Wages of the car men over the entire system will be advanced about cents a day.
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Topeka
Kan
Henderson
Santa Fe Road
National Brotherhood of Railway Car
Voting machine commission delays report on Cummings device
The State voting machine commission has not yet issued a report on the Cummings machine. Commissioner A R Thompson said he did not know when the report would be completed. Thomas Taggart, involved in the machine, departed for French Lick after meeting attorney W W Spencer and other backers at the Grand Hotel.
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A. R. Thompson
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
Grand Hotel
William Foote Burned While Cleaning Boiler Flues
William Foote a stationary engineer at Pickens & Bro. suffered a painful arm burn last night while blowing out boiler flues at the cold storage plant on 22% East Market street. He was taken to City Dispensary where Dr. Kiser dressed the injuries.
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East
Miami Street
Pickens & Bro
East Market Street
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