Westchester Handicap at Morris Park Won by Redpath
Redpath with Minder up led from the stretch to win the Westchester high weight handicap at Morris Park, defeating Sergeant by a length, with Unmasked third as Belle of Lexington faded. Merite edged Grand Opera by a head in the New Rochelle handicap, ridden by O Connor who rode two winners.
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New York
Redpath
Minder
Morris Park
Sergeant
Belle of
Lexington
Grand Opera
Potent
O'Connor
Smith
Lux Costa
Chicago
E. J. Arnold & Co
St. Louis
Fitz Brillar
Battiste
Hindi
Gregor K
Flocarline
Andes
Talpa
John McGurk
Edith Q
Banter
New York News Briefs Fact-Check Daily Circulation
An Oct 16 report notes a re issue circulating today chiefly in New York with mentions of Russell Sage aged 82. The text is fragmented but indicates a redistribu tion or update relating to Sage.
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New York
Russel Sage
London
Bucharest
Roumania
Daily Mail
Constantinople
Turkey
Nicholas Ofussia
Dardanelles
Great Britain
Austria
Germany
Susie J Wins McDowell Stakes at Lexington
Susie J. won the $5,000 McDowell stakes for 2:10 trotters at the Kentucky Breeders Association track in Lexington, taking straight heats ahead of Anzella. Gail Hamilton won the Kentucky stake, Hilgar captured the Lexington stake after an earlier heat loss, and Alan with Harbison drove to victory in the Wagon race as 6,000 attended.
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Gail Hamilton
Lexington
Hilgar
Alan
Kentucky Breeders’ Association
Susie J
Anzella
Kentucky
Bugle
John Mc
Gentlemen's Driving Club
T. Harbison
Ro. m
Titer
B. Ferenc
B. m
Benyon
Antezella
B. H
Spear
Jaysank
Kremlin M Donnes Sg
Gamno
Catiner
Olive Wood
Br. H
Hayden
Flossie F
John Me
Milam Pat Henry
Beache
Tlive
Br. F. Eee
Hattie Smith
B. F
Fannie Summers
Marotts and Kahns Sweep in Commercial League Games
In last night’s Commercial League at Pastime alleys the Marotts and Kahns each won all three games to pull ahead of the field. The Reliables and the Eagles suffered defeats as Pettis and Whens split two wins. Close matches highlighted the night with Pettis edging Whens in a key two-game series.
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Kgee
Ashe Pet Il
Eagle
Marotts
Kahns
Reliables
Eagles
Whens
Pettis
Marcus V8
Petts. Pretzfelder
Goldsmith
Weaver
Vestal
Corbett Defeats Bernstein in Seventh Round
world featherweight champion Young Corbett won the decision over Joe Bernstein before 3,500 at Music Hall Baltimore after Bernstein broke a small bone in his left hand late in the seventh round. Bernstein weighed 124½ pounds and the fight followed a ten round catchweight plan. Also in Philadelphia Marvin Hart and Kid Carter fought to a draw after six rounds at the Pennsylvania Art Club. In Muncie Andy Bezenah arrived to train for a Philadelphia bout with Eddy Lenney.
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Baltimore
Young Corbett
Joe Bernstein
New York
Eureka Athletic Club
Music Hall
Bernstein
Denver
Joe Pollock
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Hart
Carter
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Andy Bezenah
Eddy Lenney
Interurban Athletic
Boxing Carnival Ends in Dubuque Debut Bout
In Dubuque Iowa October 16 the boxing carnival closed with Ptesey Haley of Buffalo defeating Kid Abel in eight rounds while Chick Sullivan of New York fought a first round bout.
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Dubuque
Ptesey Haley
Buffalo
Kid Abel
Chick” Sullivan
New York
Opening of Parliament marked by turbulence in Commons
London Oct 16 opening sessions featured a clash as John O Donnell was suspended after shouting at Premier Balfour. He was censured 341 to 51, amid heated exchanges over Ireland and Uganda matters. Healy's satire as a Ugandan drew praise as the session devolved into disorder.
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Balfour
John O'Donnell
London
House of Commons
John O’donnell
O'Donnell
Uganda
Transvaal
James Bryce
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Patrick O’brien
John Redmond
Ireland
Mr. Balfour
William O'Brien
O'Brien
Wyndham
Ote
T. P. O’connor
O'Connor
Iris
House of Lord
Healy
England
William Redmond
Mr. O'Donnell
Poemhoe
Ie House
Mather
Patrick O'Brien
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
France
Berlin
Reichstag
von Buelow
House Committee
Germany
Europe
United States
Lipton's Third America's Cup Challenge Declared
Sir Thomas Lipton renews the third challenge through Royal Ulster Yacht Club, identical to 1901 terms. Shamrock III, owner Lipton, length ninety feet, is set for best three of five races starting Aug 20 1903, with further races on selected Thursdays Saturdays and Tuesdays. Lipton expresses respect for NYYC and hopes for fair conditions.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas
Thomas J. Lipton
Shamrock III
Thomas Lipton
Global coal production in 1901 projected
The United States Geological Survey estimates world coal output in 1901 at 866 million short tons. The leading producers are the United States, Great Britain, and Germany with Austria-Hungary, France, Belgium, and Russia trailing. The data notes Russia’s relatively small share despite its size.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Austria-Hungary
France
Belgium
Russia
Unites States
United States Leads Coal Production Worldwide
Markable increases in coal production driven by iron and steel and other metal trades place the United States far ahead of competitors. U S output in 191 exceeded Great Britain by 47 965 988 short tons. total world distribution shows the United States at 33.86 percent, Great Britain 30.56 percent, Germany 19.42 percent.
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Great Britain
United States
India
Transvaal
Dependencies
Germany
Typhoon Death Toll Rises Across Northern Japan
Victoria B C reports thousands killed by the recent typhoon and tidal waves along Japan’s coast from Kodsu to Odawara bay. Yokohama breakwater swept away. ships driven ashore. Battleship Shikishima Kai stranded. temples and homes destroyed. villagers drowned in coastal towns.
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Odawara
Akazaki Fort
Yokohama
Victoria
B. C
Japan
Glenogle
Shikishima Kai
Yosukosuka
Kodsu
Odawara Bay
Koyawara
Kohachimara
Boat Found Bottom Side Up After Steamer Sinking
Cleveland reports the yaw boat that left the sinking steamer Monday evening has been recovered bottom side up in the lake. Ten men who rode the boat are missing and presumed drowned.
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Cleveland, CO
J. C. Gilchrist
Ashtabula
Sbernanea
Louisiana Purchase Exposition to Sell Souvenir Pins
Officials report a letter from the Shaw stating souvenir $1 pins will be available between December 1 and 15. The communication notes a very large anticipated sale, indicating strong demand for the item.
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Louis
Shaw
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised Cure
An aged advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a perfect remedy for teething babies and colds. It claims to calm crying, soothe diarrhea, and swiftly ease coughs with Hale's Homey Horehound and Fae as another touted cure.
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J. F. Wild & CO. Bankers
Eee
Ndianapolis
Municipal Railroad Corporation
Bond House
Indiana
Partor Ang
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
S. Meridian Street
Indianapolta
Oaklawn
Fits Brillar
Decatur
Dominis
Tempte
Orious
Lede Lush
Duke
A Ee Ice
Line G
Mazetta
Kate Garfield
Lady H
Fore
Hardspinner
Sailor's Dream
Santa Venura
Kilimandrichano
Jake Webber
Henry Daniel
Erie
Fort Erie
Tittle Rock
Rosanto
Aratoma
Trent the Mere
Onyx
Presgrove
Russell Sage
Dan Patch
Davenport
McHenry
Joe Patch
Robert J
Irene
the Prince
Lawrence C
Scarfoot
Morey Onward
Chantwood
Alma
Jess
Admiral Dillon
Curt Gosnell
Cambridge City
Dover
N. H
Legalwood
Arrowwood
Wee Byes
Rube Rush
Harrisburg
H.by Knode
Indianapolis
Theodore Abercrombe
Rushville
Covington
Kingmount
Pomona
Sosin
Peace
Ashland Jay
Chestnut
William Mc
Harry O
Lackey's Horse Sale
Lackey
Besenah
Haley and
Forbes
Wyndhatm
Erin
Bamberg
Bavaria
Herr von Brand
Foreign Office
Someron
Uni
Prince
Odessa
Duvanny
Northern Caucasus
Prince Godovanoff
Thiergarten
Paris
Herr Lueckhoff
Trojan
Hague
Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Cable Notes
Denmark
Essen
Hugh Armor Ward
Sarah
H. H. Gilfry
United States Senate
St. Marguerite’s Church
Westminster
Palestine
Gaza
Reichsrath
Great Western Railway
Queenstown
Milfordhaven
Duke of Connaught
Killarney
Mallow
P. A. McHugh
M. P
Sligo Champion
Hara
McHugh
Edward H. Seymour
Admiral Erskine
Rachel Elizabeth Hurd
Henry Conrad
Vatican
Monsignor
Zaleski
Rome
Canada
Diomede Falconi
Zcarretti
Philippine Islands
Monsignor Zaleski
Lipton
Sir Thom
Rk Vyacht Club
Warner
Warner’s
Bright
Western Union
Western Union Service
Jas. McDonnell
Forest Place
Albert Angle
Welsh Run
Pos
W S
Warner's
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
N. Y
Chas. W. Eichrodt
Illinois St
Union Station
Mrs. Winslow
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