Derby Wins as Boraima Breaks Down in Big Race
Hartford Aug 4 A crowd of about 15 000 watched a $50 000 match trotting race between Lord Derby and Boraima. Boraima broke and injured his ankle in heat three, forcing withdrawal as Lord Derby claimed the victory with a final heat walkover and an exhibition mile in 2 08.
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Lord Derby
E. B. Smathers
New York
Boraima
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Sustai
Iurney
Horalmia
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HP Tracy
The
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Arnold Lawson
Bostor
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John Roach
Borala
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Chicago
RB Perrin
Buffalo
Harbison
Frank B. Walker
Os Mz
Mr. Geers
Jord Derby
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Geers
Walker
Heston
Loud Wheerlig
Roralma
GH. Lee
T. D. Marsh
Jobe Roach
Lawson
Abbott
Charter Oak Park
Various Aug 4 sports results from Joplin Hoboken Springfield and Iola
Aug 4 reports from Joplin Hodaken Springfield and Iola recount horse race outcomes and baseball exhibitions. Hyphen First wins at Brighton in a 2 year olds stakes worth 19000, Blue Ribbon Wotake placed second. Joplin forfeits after a ninth inning dispute over a close call. Hoboken exhibition beat Cincinnati 9 to 2 at St George's with Deagan and Thielman combining for wins. Jefferson City loses to Springfield and Iola tops Nevada 13 to 4 in a minor league pairing.
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Captain
Brown
Odom
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Homestead Newsir
Judas Freischman
Hurstbourne
Furlen
Blue Ribbon Wortake Wes
Cincinnati
Hoboken
St. George's Cricket Grounds
N. J
Ewing
Thielman
Deagan
REE Hoboken
Lamar
Maloney
J. Merritty
Blues fall to Louisville in ten inning Exposition Park thriller
At Exposition Park Kansas City drew the largest crowd in years as Louisville edged Kansas City 5 to 4 in ten innings. Beville, Dunkle and Sehriver pitched for Louisville while Kansas City’s offense battled through the late frames. Attendance neared eight thousand as the crowd watched a memorable, if heartbreaking, defeat.
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American Association
Kansas City
Blues
Loulaville
Exposition Park
Louisville
Beville, Dunkle and
Sehriver
Chicago Beats in League Contest Amid Sloppy Plays
In Chicago the White Sox secure a 2 1 victory over New York as Patterson shines but errors plague the visitors. Hart-Bite blasts a two-base hit for the sole opposition run, while strong defense and late steady pitching keep the score tight. Attendance reaches about fourteen thousand two hundred fifty.
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Chicago
Calle
Wadi
Ingles
Hart- Bite
Patterson
Nan
Sullivan
Des Moines Triumphs In Ninth Inning Finish
In Omaha Western League action Des Moines won on two hits and an error in the ninth, after a rockier game in which Whittidge struggled for Colorado Springs and Congiiton led the bats with a two home run performance. Attendance listed at 2,504.
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Des Moines
Doudoo
Gonding
Morrland Lobeck
Colorado Springs
Whittidge
Congiiton
Tendante
Colorado Sprimce
Denver
Sorocuae
Lost To The Miners In Regional Baseball Battle
A Topeka area college baseball game ended 5 to 2 with the Miners defeating the visitors. errors in the early innings allowed runs for the Miners while the home team could not push more than two across. Bryden pitched for the Minors and Struthers struck out four for Topeka.
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Meee College
Teat Naiteal
Beranton Soiners
Sasucaay
Waeshborn Grou
Nusinen Calles
Dove Shand
Dari Baal
Nee Rons
Bryden
Topeke
Havin
Waley Aialle
Sonundays
Fantnas Scranton
Steves
Typhoid In Chicago Figures Rise
Chicago reports 144 new typhoid fever cases admitted last week with additional details scattered in a garbled press release. The numbers indicate a concerning uptick as health officials review the data and caution the public.
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Chicago
Heen Rou
Rere Sabon
Frida
Well Drilled Men At Garfield Park Drill Meet
In the Woodmen stake at Garfield park Saturday afternoon only Rogville No. 160 entered the degree team contest. The exhibition impressed judges Hatch Poster and Sherer from Topeka, with a score of 4% per cent. Rossville won 35. Marshalls band played as West Side park events unfolded including egg race sack race and high jump. A notable battalion drill by local degree teams drew cheers from spectators under Major Saxon. Oakland Blues beat Democratic Flambeau Club 12 to 7 after stoppage in eighth due to umpire dispute. Sherts led Oak play with Plumbeaus Waldman Throop and Vikinfon among others.
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Topeka
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Oakland Blues
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Nui
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Oak
Sheets
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Throop
Italian King Emanuel Seeks Armament Reductions
Home August 4 A report on July 1 discussions between King Victor Emanuel and the Czar of Russia during Emanuel's visit to St Petersburg. The aim is to extend efforts toward international understanding on reduced armaments, with the Italian monarch to meet Emperor Wilhelm in Berlin later this month to press the cause. The movement, begun at the peace conference, is framed as reducing war risk, boosting commerce, and curbing American competition as industry grows.
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Victor Emanuel
Russia
Associated Press
Petersburg
Victor Nel
Willem
Berlin
Italy
To Pasture in Canada Dallas Texas Aug 4 C W Merchant
fragmentary OCR item notes a date and a person W Merchant in Dallas Texas with reference to a pasture in Canada, indicating a brief notice or clipped historical item.
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Canada
Dallas
Texas
C- W. Merchant
Train Wreck Near Ceding Injures Dozen on Excursion Run
An Ann Arbor excursion train of eleven coaches carrying 700 people derailed six miles north of Ceding. No fatalities reported though about a dozen injured, some seriously. Names of injured include G. S. Young Alma Burt and C. B Boardman Mount Pleasant with various cuts and fractures. The train was en route from Grand Rapids to Crystal Lake and Frankfort at about 38 mph. wreck blamed on wheel flange.
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Burt
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Day
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Funni
Baller
Abe
Street Cars Telescoped In Illinois Collision
A switch to a siding left open caused an Elgin to Dundee car to crash into three standing cars. The impact telescoped two cars, trapping fifteen passengers for about an hour. Frank Warner the motorman suffered a broken leg and severe cuts. Frank Minsard of Carpenterville also had both legs broken and internal injuries. Mrs D C Hunter and two children were seriously injured along with Mrs M E Bertin and daughter who were badly cut and bruised.
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Santa Fe Train Wreck Sparks Fire and Plant Destruction
Santa Fe collision occurred when Beach passed an open switch at night and struck an oncoming train. Both engines and a coach plus four tank cars were wrecked. one engine fuel tank exploded, igniting the wreck and burning oil that spread toward a large Combs Refining Co plant, which was destroyed along with most cars in the blast. Fireman T. D. Martin was aboard the freight engine.
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Combs Refining Company
Fie
T. D. Martin
Fatal Explosion Report Confusing Industrial Incident
A fragmented notice reports a fatal explosion tied to a factory site with unclear details. It mentions individuals including Charles A. and Jase, notes a Rock Island branch, and references a contract for construction near Texas and the Gulf coast dated August 4.
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Tasta
J. T
Texas
Gulf Coast
See Eatonee railway and the Return fim event
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a railway reference and a planned event dated July 2 with a focus on a return journey or fim. Details are unclear, but the text mentions Eatonee railway and a Wane Grid, suggesting schedule or route notes for a forthcoming trip.
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Pourten
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