El Dorado Triumphs In Muddy Pimlico Card Attracts Heavy Bets
Rain and a muddy track marked Pimlico racing as El Dorado, backed by big bettors, won the opener and led a day of tight chances. Betsy Binford and Little Boot upset odds in secondary races while Jockey Schaller survived a spill, and Azehna overtook Parkville to claim the sixth.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Pimlico
Favorits
el Dorado
John Pargie
Frank Somers
Betsy Binford
Charles R. Talbert
Washington
Martin Reinstated to Ride at Metropolitan Track
The Jockey Club stewards reinstated Jack Martin and placed Tommy Burns brothers Guynd Wille and Roseben in good standing. Martin, under contract to Frank J. Farrell, will ride Dr Gardner in the Exelsior Handicap and Roseben in the Metropolis. A steward cited no evidence of wrongdoing at the Fair Grounds and noted Martin left New Orleans in good standing. T. C. McDowell won a handicap with Kings Daughter while Citizen’s victory spurred debate over Keene two-year-olds. Transvaal, green, finished poorly but showed late potential. Bookmakers reported stiff bets on Okenite and Oxford with Gild also drawing bets.
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Washington Post
New York
Jockey Club
Jack Martin
Metropolitan
Tommy Burns
Guynd Wille
Bul’ Daly
Martin
Frank J. Farrell
Dr. Gardner
Roseben
Jouxey Club
Fair Grounds
New Orleans
New Orlea
T. C. McDowell
Oxford
Sterling to Okenite wins at Aqueduct in drizzle
In New York on April 23 10 000 fans watched August Belmonts three year old Okenite win the Sterling Stakes at six furlongs beating Oxford by a length in 1 40 Gild led early before fading and Oxford held second King Daughter the classy mare led from the start and won the handicap at six furlongs by two lengths Cres isina ran second James R Keene trained Citizen won the two year olds race while Marathon faltered as a favorite in the mile platers event and Robin Hood a stable entry won the opening race by four lengths.
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Citizen
Keene
Miller
Keene Bay
Transvaal
Apple Teddy
Porso
Ethelbert—Dorothes
C. Smithson
T. F. Cotes
Diggins
Goldateln
Jaid Calony
Bray J. Johnson
Orange
Wishard
Klenck
Digaina
Old Colony
Hlevenuz
Grambling
AL Post
Sturt
Merry Day
Lizzie Truax
R. Talbert
N Holman
Fin
Joskoys
Betsy Birford
Orry J. Schaffer
Ws Ag
Cobmnsa
Gre Lloyd
I Ali fWaining
Gun ‘Hennesy
J Delpnie
Gee I. Johnson
Raelne
Barnett
Hyland
Princess Troy
Detsy Binford
Colemosa
Golog
Warning
Dalphie
Bes
Chippewa
Sally K
Hollow
Lucy Marie
Anonby
Cricket
Oilnut
Marah
Harry Bites
Star Shoot
Little Roota
Ae Loyd
Golden Wave
Dennison
Sandy Creeker
Nalia Racine
Jonnson
Ove Tan
Mary Custis
Au Rt
Riley Mahon
Niciess
Jeanne
Schailer
Johnson
St. Jeans
Su Bialze
Kola
JFL Hynee
J. W. Pangie
Frank Somers
P. Hagin
Ats
E. Helder
Harry Baslor
Amanda H
McClain
Caloorshatchie
Es MacAtes
Ford
iCroxton
Mr Taylor
Eidar
Frank Somera
Ami
Rang
Harry Baylor
Croxton
Inter
Taylor
Lysistrata
Thomas Clyde
Ace Weston
St. Fin
Henne
Beekan
J Johnson
Fred Mace
Lloyd
Servila
Noe Lee
ATI Motel
P McCarthy
Nala
Carrol
Ant Nou
Denafcon
Gu Klenk
Ab Callahan
Ryo
Lawiens
Bum
Bist
Carroll
Ch. m
Balgdwan
Mles Lynch
Guner
Smithson
Tof Coles
St. St. Fin
Javkars
Azotina
Liayd
Arky Il
A & A Ty
Digeina
Anna Smith
McCarthy
Kbar
O'Brien
Waws
Malwark
Funch
Akbar
Annoy Smith
Bubxark
Reratch
St. Joseph
Nibuck
East End
Saalir
P. Gxtlepher
Wiener Eh
Jonah White
Marguerite
Fagsly
Riley
Mark Addams
Gesite
Alya
Aia —Vizerins
Lord Coldste
Ipay Critters
Billy Handset
Mobon
Bo Bagels
Mark Anthony
Etrogg
Hunt
Clitorg
Venus
Verness
McPowell
Cressing
Robin Hood
Washington Post
New York
Aqueduct
Belmont
Okenite
Gild
Oxford
T. C McDowell
Cresisina
James R. Keene
Biskra
Fong
Look
Mr. Keene
Appia Teddy
Marathon
Platers
Lady Alicia
J.P. Mayberry
Old Robin Hood
Taxer
Melbourne
Coblastill
Armour
St. Estephe
Dr. Hollis
Jarvis Ano Aso
Kine
Shumng
Oven
Cresson
Accond
Sir Edward
Preston
Ramson
Waterbury
Milter
Syee
Notter
Hollins
Astoria Bello
Henry Kelly
Acteeder
Sylvia G
Silver Cup
Foramast
Cuernavaca
Apple Tordy
Mountain
Pecan
Lowe
Luker's Sox
Bridge Whiat
Atanda
Royal ‘Vane
Kellar
Malar
Montana Foot
Dolinda Wins at Oakland in Surprising Victory
In San Francisco on April 23 Dolinda, a 25 to 1 outsider, upset the fifth race field at Oakland. Reservation, a heavy favorite, was poorly ridden and failed to place, while Well-Played horses featured in other events. Dolinda’s win comes amid a day of steady results for longshots and notable performances from Sam Maries and others.
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San Francisco
Dolinda
Oakland
Stair Felds
Reservation
Buchanan
Sam Maries
Pirst Iace
Baboo
Gcher
Marianna
CW. Kelly
Charay
Goodmith
Hee Tives
Vanla
Tilda
Sadle—H
Barleca
Jane L
Rio Vista
Mela Liebling
Misa Omtelous
W. Kelly
Larose
Sandy
May Amelia
Graham
Tine
Goldeentiment
Poinsettia
Ewlaila B
Azuss
Viole
Winslow Ui
Miss Turtle
Byronerdato
Fischer
Ray
Primero
Grose
Fury
Shiie Token
W. F. Gates
Tarrlean
Foncasta
Lycurgua
Edith
B. Lynch
Oratorian
Plechor
Talamund
Hippocrates
Goasinor
Billy Mayhem
III
Kelly
Speaker Fontana
Gross
Durning
Woolina
Zohine
Palomena
Judge Nelson
Silverdale
George Kilborn
Pimlico Handful of Named Entries in Race Form
The list names numerous horses and related figures such as Water Dog Rust Assinike Landable tia Louisa Merry Man Billo Hibbe Subiles Clyde entry Kara Cardigan Dromedary Randy Creeker Nettle Cook Merrily Las Ormonde Ivanhoe Aqueduct King Ahab Gold Chess Tarten Cederatrome Coronal Jack Lord Badge Charlie Thompson Ocean Spray Moeka Faces Ruatle Slumberteea Comtunipay Golden West Will Do Benator Beckham C H Shilling Sepoy Oakland Walter Miller Falls edema Governor Davia Lady Fashion Jack Little Sugar Mald Cloudlight Toupee Eduardo Edwin Gunn Flaher Boy Hedford Massa Sir Brillar Yada Phalanz Cabin.
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Water Dog
Rust
Assinike
Landable
Tia Louisa
Merry Man
Billo Hibbe
Subiles
Clyde
Kara
Cardigan
Dromedary
Randy Creeker
Nettle Cook
Merrily Las Ormonde
Graziallo
Ivanhoe
Aqueduct
King Ahab
Gold Chess
Tarten
Cederatrome
Coronal Jack
Lord Badge
Charlie Thompson
Ocean Spray
Moeka
Faces
Ruatle
Slumberteea
Comtunipay
Golden West
Will Do
Benator Beckham
C. H. Shilling
Sepoy- Oakland
Walter Miller
Falls
Edema
Davia
Lady Fashion
Jack Little
Cloudlight
Toupee
Eduardo
Edwin Gunn
Flaher Boy
Hedford
Massa
Sir ‘Brillar Yada
Phalanz
Cabin
Hart Bout Offer Not Yet Reached Schreck
In Cincinnati on April 23 Billy Hogan, manager of Mike Schreck, told the Enquirer that no proposition had been received for a fight with Marvin Hart from the Casino Athletic Club. Melee stated Hart had accepted an offer and was open to meet any man, with no word sent to Schreck.
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Hart
Larned and Wrenn Win Tennis Doubles Title in New York
William A. Larned and George L. Wrenn Jr. captured first prize in the round robin tennis doubles by defeating Raymond D. Little and Karl H. Behr Jr. 4-6 8-6 6-4 in brilliancy. The planned Wright brothers versus Leonard and Peil match was not played due to scheduling.
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New York
William A. Larned
George L. Wrenn, Jr
Raymond D. Little
Karl H. Behr, Jr
Wright Brothers
Edgar W. Leonard
Theodore R. Peil
Racing Entries and Selling Races at Local Track
Details list three year olds and up in selling races at six furlongs and a mile plus. Notable entries include Morse Hasbrouck Water Dog Bottie Bouncer Beconif Bayardow Merry Man De Bargo Black Hawk Laudable Dick Hose Cartwhee Etta Lonlee Oreodon Lady Powell Giles Jubilee Glorious Betsy Morry Bonfire Dromedary Idle Dream Blue Pirate Merrie Lassie Nettlecortta Higginbotham Waysider and others across five races including a classic Memorial Cup for two-year-olds and a steeplechase for four-year-olds and up. The card features apprentice allowance.
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Pimlico
Marca
Morse
Hasbrouck
Birmingham
Bottie
Ang Bayardow
Merry Man
de Bargo
Giles
Callehan
Glorious Betsy
Bene Hibbs
Morry
Kara
Cardigan
Blue Pirate
Merrie Lassie
Sandy Crocker
Nettle
Roosevelt letter defends square deal amid Moyer Haywood case
The text reproduces President Roosevelt’s reply to labor leaders and Representative Sherman over campaign contributions and alleged attempts to influence a murder trial. He condemns efforts to sway justice, defends equal treatment for capitalists and workers, and affirms support for law abiding labor representatives while denouncing violence and improper pressure.
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Roosevelt
New ‘York
Sherman
Harriman
Jaxon
Moyer-Haywood Conference
Ag Foliowa
Wapiis Wey
Cook County
Moyer- Haywood Conference
Courts of Justice
Tris
Messrs. Moyer and Haywood
Santa
Cenk County
Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone
W. H. Corey
Alpenmarel
SearAlda
Calhoun
Rose
Maske
Baers
Laura
Chey
Hariat Brosheceseess
Gillman
Ruth
Moyer
Haywood
Debs
Herriman
Messrs. Moyer
Gov. Steunenberg
Bucky Royalty
Mary Hall
Golden Conmunipaw Ontario
el Chico
Wels Yaxdon
Adonie
Davia
Sager Maid
Lotte Gladstons
Milaane
John We
Mabe Molla
Barre Street
Farfords
Messrs
Baywood and Moyer
Moyer and
Mr. Harriman
Messrs. Moyer and
Haympia
Labor
Moyer and Haywood
Ikse
Theodore Roosevelt
Indicted Idaho Senator Denies Guilt Says Indictment Unjustified
Senator William Borah of Idaho, indicted for alleged land fraud complicity, arrived at the Shoreham from New York after a brief talk with the President. He will begin impaneling a jury on May 9 to last about two months, maintaining the indictment is unfounded and pledging to continue prosecuting miners for the state. The Idaho public remains supportive, with Idaho described as a Roosevelt State.
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William Borah
Idaho
Western Miners’ Federation
Steunenberg
Shoreham
New York
Barber Lumber Company
Haywood
Roosevelt
Idaho Cases Discussed In Washington Conference
United States Attorney N M Ruick of Idaho was summoned to Washington for talks with the Department of Justice on district affairs including the Moyer and Haywood case. Bonaparte was absent in Baltimore with bronchial grip, delaying discussions. Blurred remarks note Senator Borah’s non indictment, with future conferences upon the Attorney General’s return. The Jamestown Exposition offers 111 prizes.
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United States
N. M. Ruick
Idaho
Washington
Department of Justice
Thela of Moyer and Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Bonaparte
Bonapare
Baltimore
Ruick
Buick
Borah
Idah
Missing Teen Madeline Dempsey From 185 Fourteenth Street
The family reports fifteen year old Madeline Dempsey left her home at 185 Fourteenth Street Northwest on Saturday morning with a suitcase. Police and family efforts to locate her have failed and she is believed to have left the city.
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Madeline Dempsey
Fourteenth Street Northwest
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