McChesney Beats Sombrero In Worth Park Match Race
McChesney, a leading three year old, defeated Sombrero by more than a length in a one mile and an eighth race at Worth. The purse was 1000 dollars with favorable track conditions. Coburn rode Sombrero but could not close as McChesney led from the start and held clear to the finish in 1:55.
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Chicago
Sombrero
McChesney
Coburn
Rossignol
New York
Rockwater
Dom Paul
Cameron
River Pirate
Syriaa
Marylander
Ring Dove
McWilliams
Worth Jockey Club Tonight
Hermis
Races Record With Tempt and Lena B L Winning
Tempt won the three quarter mile dash with Sir Kenneth second and La Belle third. Lena B L captured the seven furlongs with Dominis second and Barney Saal third. A mile and an eighth was run as a single day event.
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Ana
Florist
Tempt
Sir Kenneth
la Belle
Lena B. L
Dominis
Barney Saal
Two Mile Harness Record Won By Onward Silver In Lexington
Onward Silver trotted two miles in 4 29 on the Kentucky Breeders Association track at Lexington to break the American two mile record. Walnut Hill Farm Cup results noted with Nutbearer winning its heat and Prince of Orange and Sir Albert 8. Other races and times listed from the Walnut Hill Farm Cup card.
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Lexington
Natbearer
Onward Siilver
Onward
Sylvan Maid
Kentucky Breeders' Association
Hudson
Onward Silver
J. L. Prusen
Bardstown
Chase
W. Foote
Prince of Orange
Nutbearer
Sir Albert
Dorothy Wilton
B. m
Wilton Corson
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B. G
Stahl
Ethel
Ch. m
McCarthy
Ross Madson
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Darkway
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Raybould
Atha A
Greenwade
Mabel
Benyon
Gavatia
Dickerson
Nis
Diablo
Satin- Goth
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Dean
Pinchem Wilkes
B. G. Prince
H. Sphynx
Pea Carthage
Merrifield
Schley Pointer
Nuckolls
Albert
Ro. G
McDonald
Sufreet
Bik. m
Lon Vaughan
Foote
Balmy L
The
West Stake
Dinkan't Keeler
Baron + De & acy
Maxine
Lynes
the Questor
Horace W. Wee
Wilton Boy
Pama
Btae
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Crescent
Darwin
Daisy Field
Markfield
Gorsline
Babe Allerton
B. Dodge
Little Sphynx
Wilson
Hardcastle
Judge Cullen
Bik. G
Raven Wilkesee
Texick - Kipling
Hayden
Bell
Bik
Winoka
Titer
Hugh Wynne
Marvin
Ch. H
Damena Maid
Lipton Challenge Reaches New York for America's Cup Review
The Lipton challenge and the Royal Ulster Yacht Club have arrived aboard the Oceanic. No decision or details will be disclosed until the New York Yacht Club holds its meeting tomorrow night to consider the challenge.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Shortridge Second Team Beats Indianapolis Academy 3 to 0
The Shortridge second team defeated Indianapolis Academy at Business Men's Driving Park yesterday afternoon by 3 to 0. Players cited include Jose De War Kerney and Caplloway for Shortridge while Shane Newman did goal work for the academy. Academy players claimed several first-team Shortridge players appeared for the second unit.
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Shortridge
Indianapolis Academy
Jose de War
Kerney
Caplloway
Shanea Newman
Yale Defeats Vermont 32 to 0 on Eastern Grid
Yale overwhelmed the University of Vermont 32 to 0 in New Haven, scoring four touchdowns in the first half and two in the second. Yale centers Holt Glass and Goss dominated the line as Vermont struggled to mount any sustained attack. Harvard routed Wesleyan 35 to 5 in Cambridge, while Princeton beat Haverford 30 to 0 in Princeton. Pennsylvania toppled Gettysburg 36 to 0 in Philadelphia, and Columbia outpaced Swarthmore 4 to 0 in New York, with other nearby results noted.
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Conn
Yale
University of Vermont
Vermont
Brown
Holt
Glass
Goss
Vermonters
Hare
Moorehead
Patterson Shevlin
Hamilin
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Hogan
Bissell
Coffin
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Barrettle
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Dane
Vanderpool
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Tolney
Worth
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Shevlin
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Stillman
Graydon
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Andrew Marshall
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University of Pennsylvania
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Gettysburg
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Lanker Wosthler
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Aera
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Weissenfiluh
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Gardiner
Eee White
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Fortiner
Weissenfluh
Torrey
W. R. Okeson
Lehigh
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Columbia
Swartmore
Princeton
Fire Insurance Banquet Addresses Insurance Costs
Chicago Oct 15 Fire insurance was the main topic at a banquet by the Illinois Manufacturers Association. Speakers blamed legislative restriction and state taxes for company failures. John R Waters of New York urged free movement like other commodities and urged buyers be wary.
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Chicago
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
John R. Waters
New York
Fire Insurance Reform and Warranties by Guarantee Firms
Edward Atkinson of Boston argues that abolishingPaternism would lead to new protections for policyholders such as warranties by guarantee or trust companies for insurer solvency. He notes fire taxes totaling about 150 million annually burdening the country and criticizes architects, builders, and underwriters for contributing to high losses.
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Edward Atkinson
Boston
Ramblers Beat Tish-I Mingoes In Six-Game Tilt
Willworth of the Centrals breaks the high-low record as RAMBLERS win six games against Tish-I Mingoes last night. Centrals move into second place while the scores show strong offense and steady pitching from both sides.
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Royals
Columbias
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Darling
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E. E. Heller
Geis Hale i
Turner Alleys
Columbia
Mueller
A Sears
Rinne Herrman
Holtman
Mé Kroeckel
Kassing Notting
Resener
J. Greiner
Petersen
Vesper
L. B'd'nb'm
Bannworth
JM Bartz
Wees Jeffries
Hirsch
Stone Palaces
Marion Alleys
Meter
Buhes Smith
Jans
Weisels
H'ndr'kson
B. Boyle
Smith Jackson
C. Boyle
Ellerbroen
Shuftelton Lareth
Fabrier Willworth
Pawlin
Gio
Cobb
Grinsteiner
Carter
Knights of Father Mathew End Convention With Reserve Fund
The Supreme Council of the Knights of Father Mathew closed its annual convention with a plan to create a reserve fund by allocating 5 percent of general receipts aiming for $50,000 within two years. The fund will help obtain insurance licenses in states that previously denied admission. An insurance rate schedule amendment was approved and a ban on members signing or aiding saloon petitions was adopted. The next meeting is set for St. Louis in October 1904.
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Kansas City
Sureme Council
The
Knights of Father Mathew
St. Louis
Bail Granted Pending New Trial For Former Bank Vice President
The Michigan Supreme Court ordered Frank C. Andrews, former vice president of City Savings Bank of Detroit, admitted to a $100,000 bail pending his motion for a new trial. He has 15 days to post the bail. if failed, he will be sent to Jackson prison to serve a 15 year term. Andrews is currently in Wayne County jail.
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Lansing, Mich
Supreme Court Today
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank of Detroit
Recorder's Court
Detroit
Andrews
Jackson
Wayne County
Dios Dios Fanatics Active in Samar West
Manila October 15 The Dios Dios fanatics are active in the western part of Samar island. They have grown stronger and more aggressive, levying tribute on towns and driving traders away. The constabulary has increased its force with native volunteers and plans an active campaign against them.
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Manila
Indiana Varsity Grid Prospects Tied to De Pauw Clash
Indiana engineers a hard fight for next Saturday against old rival De Pauw on Jordan Field. Roy Pike returns as mentor to assist Coach Horne. Railsback named captain after Captain Smith’s illness. Scrub team travels to Vincennes. Notre Dame game looms as final decisive test.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Jordan Field
de Pauw
Methodists
Michigan
Roy Pike
Owls
Marion
Pike
Horne
Rallsback
Smith
Railsback
Vincennes
University of Vincennes
Notre Dame
Eae
Fifth annual Farmers Institute workers session ends at Purdue
The fifth annual conference of Farmers Institute workers at Purdue University in Lafayette closes after two days of talks led by West farmers and Purdue professors. Sessions covered horticultural progress, agricultural advancement, nature study, and youth education with officers and speakers from Indiana towns.
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Lafayette
Ind
Farmers’ Institute Workers
Purdue University
F. 8. Tyner
Elizabethtown
Institute
W. B. Flick
Lawrence
R. H. Wood
H. F. MacMahan
Liberty
A. A. Barker
Roseburg
C. A. Buskirk
Princeton
James Teomrs
Purdue
Alva Agee
Cheshire
Harry Huston
Latta
Lydia Evans
Stanley M. Coulter
Marcia Hoagland
Fort Wayne
Libra
Mills Improves as Earlham Leader Gets Rest
Dr. Joseph J. Mills president of Earlham College has been seriously ill for weeks. Attending physician reports a decided improvement and plans to take him to a resort when possible for recovery.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Joseph J. Mills
Earlham College
Mills
Molineux Murder Trial Sees Six Jurors Accepted
New York Oct 15 The second trial of Roland B Molineux for the murder of Mrs Katherine J Adams opened in the Supreme Court before Justice John S Lambert with six talesmen sworn. Molineux sat with his son as counsel included Black Olcott Weeks Batte and others. Jurors named Edward L Young Frank B Gould John Catoir Edward H Lorelen John Haute and Charles M OConnor. Trial to continue tomorrow.
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Edward
Egerton House
W. Cc. Whitney
Elizabeth M
Black Sand
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Thul
Mr. Whitney
Spectrum
New York
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Supreme Court
Johns. Lambert
Talesmen
General Molineux
Black
W. M. K. Olcott
Barlow
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George Gordon Batte
Mr. Weeks
Justice Lambert
Edward L. Young
New York Athletic Club
Frank B. Gould
John Catoir
Edward H. Lorelen
Stationers’ Board of Trade
John Haute
Charles M. O'Connor
Toledo Mayor Presents Columbus Statue In Peoria Unveiling
Peoria observed a city wide holiday as Mayor 8 M Jones of Toledo unveiled a nine foot bronze Columbus statue in a new Sisko addition. A large crowd gathered with speakers including Bishop J L Major W F Congress Kim Graff and Hon J Niehaus amid ceremony and celebrations.
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Ill
8. M. Jones
Toledo
Christopher Columbus
J. L. Major
W. F. Congress
Kim Graff
J. Niehaus
Fae Ies Es
Battle near La Victoria in Venezuela widens into large clash
Reports from Caracas describe a major battle at La Victoria between Castro forces and Venezuelan revolutionists. After days of fighting, casualties reached 247 government and 310 rebels, including General Guevara. Reinforcements arrived, but relief from Caracas was blocked by rebels.
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Caracas
la Victoria
Castro
Matos
Mendoza
Guevara
Torres
Crespo
Antonio Fernandez
Alcantara
West Point Military Academy
Gomez
Venezuela Crisis Deepens as U S Considers Warship Aid
United States Minister Bowen in Caracas cables the State Department asking for one or two warships to reinforce the gunboat Marietta at Laguayra amid a near collapse of order in Caracas. Bowen warned that occupation of the capital by revolutionary forces could trigger rioting and danger to foreigners, with Valencia surrounded and battle ongoing. St Mare in Haiti reports troops advancing as the provisional army gains ground.
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United States
Bowen
Caracas
State Department
Marietta
Laguayra
Castro
Valencia
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