Lord of the Vale Wins Saratoga Handicap Opener
Hastings colt Lord of the Vale captures the Saratoga Handicap at 2.05 for a mile and a quarter, in front of 12,000 fans. Bad News finishes second with FE. R. Bradley's Bad News just behind. Picket the favorite fades to fourth. Sysonby wins the Flash Stakes in sweeping fashion. James H. Keene’s Sysonby and Augur lead a strong juvenile card as Donohue on Sulaga and Jimmes suffer injuries in early races.
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Caughnawaga
Bad News
Sysonby
Jimmes
Saratoga
Belront
Lord of the Vale
Mais
Belmont
Hastings
FE. R. Bradley
Hermis
Waterboy
Callughnawaga
James HR. Keene
Augur
Glamfec
Tme
Howtire
Thorn Hedge
Donohue
Sulaga
Liverpool
Anl
Connelly
W. R. Condon
Girdle
Tik Mimoxy
Wan
Tastailan
Letola
Kickehaw
van Ness
Cascing
Blutt
Lick Bernard
Beile Ot Belle Meade
Foxsued Journal Maxim
Sovereign
Bonfire
Bo Whison
Coligny
Lok
Thornhedge
Lipton
Jimtres
Redferry
Martin
voriRer
Trapper
Poward
Lyne
Kelly
Odom
Lime
Paker
Claude
Grand Opera
Africander
Mas
Hearts
HiMebrand
Phillips
Zeala
St Nelusion
Sats
Redfern
Wour
Sturve
Hildebrand
Prince Ching
Eesy Street
Naughty Lady
Deine Fam Salm
Fortunatus
Agnes D
Rae
Gilpin
Jack Lory
Medard
Cape Sane
Hotshot
Minister
Elling
Omy
Allan
Trepan
Hevere
Champlain
Mountebank
Dimple
Bobadit
Captain
Wayfare
Silver Foot
Barbey
Rawhide
Phaintum
Manru
Memphis
Orly
Auramaster
Eal
Tima Mstre Miack
Comuauti Et O
Ratiuride
Adrenthe
Briery
Deihi
Dabiman
Hambure Nelle
Fort Hunter
Lef
Americano Wins Garden City Handicap at Harlem Meet
Americano nosed out Clifton Forge to win the Garden City Handicap the opener of Harlem’s summer meeting in Chicago. Gypzone finished third after a late stretch battle. The race carried a $3,775 purse with seven of thirteen original starters scratched, and a foul claim by Clif ton Forge’s rider Knapp ruled no penalty. Weather was warm and the track slight slow.
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Chicago
Americano
Harlem
Clifton Forge
Gypzone
Knapp
Geranium
Oliphant
Judge Himes
Henry
Julia M
McIntyre
Rag Tag
Frontenec
Handview
Peters
Trend the Mere
Dowd
Alma Girl
McMahon
Springstead
Lingo
Dagmar
Cork
Golden Link
Coronatus
C. Bell
Nicol
Beau Ormonde
Phil Finch
Felipe Lugo
Knap
Fonaclucs
Apple
Flaxman
Prior
Misa Inez
Aven
Allen Avon
Perrine
Tod
Princes Brutus
Mary's Gallant
Watch Guard
Gregor K
Saralghter
Aubuchon
Fleuron
Gilfein
Maj. Mandlr
Rosemond
Anna
Glorinda
St Bonnie
Gretchen Horn
Sis Lee
la Sagitte
Kate Zitt
Pirabella
Augusta Victoria
Emma Perkins
Viroque
Raviano
Janets
Enverite
Huzzah
Birch Brook
Bragg
Port Royal
Robin Hood
Major T. J. Carson
Brancas
Emperor of India
Sellug
Gleemen
Ralph Reese
Albert Mir
Magle
Green Gown
the Pet
Fleetwood
Inde
Wetherfields
Petit Duc
Sincerity Belle
Double
Gadfy
Dundall
Trumpet
Rainey B
Selling
Federal
Prince of Pilsen
D. L. Moore
Arab
Jackfull
Maud Muller
Montpelier
Kilmorie
Gracious
Telephone
Don't Ask Me
Freeslas
Hr. Farnum
Excentral
Mr Reina
Ingomar Loses At Cowes Regatta Protest Pending
London Aug 1 bank holiday across the United Kingdom with many offices closed and seaside crowds. At Cowes Isle of Wight regatta week opened with a yacht race for vessels over 100 tons. The Ingomar owned by Morton F Plant of New York led early but the White Heather won on time allowance. Ingomar protested alleging collision. No decision on the protest tonight.
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London
United Kingdom
Cowes
Isle of Wight
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Emperor William
Ingomar
Morton F. Plant
New York
Buffalo Track Opens With Fast Times and Tied Summary
Buffalo driving meet begins at Kenilworth Park with a fast track for light harness events. Princess Abel and Alta Axworthy tied in the three year old trot summary before a judges ruling ordered fastest heat winner payoff. Also results listed for three other races and a Paris horse race won by Vanderbilt's Banshee. Constipation ad ends the page.
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Lady Strathmore
Austin
Secord
the Regent
Seder
Asen
T Ea. Ancke
Harsmakis
Argosy
France
Vanderbouy
Garret Wilson
Anderson
Loyal Street
Picture Hat
Hersain
Ele
Flyer
Athena
Wilson
Conundrum
Doctor Kier
Trinity Bell
Anna Belle Lee
Sweet Swaar
Fay Sharp
Fessia Brannfeld
Flying Fire
Lady Joy
Latera
Telephone Belle
Ollie Burnett
Vollege
Lady Sellers
Elenik
Lesla Hunter
Nepenthe
Janis
St. Ayres
Fenian
Lord Haven
Scalper
En Buccaneer
Berry Hughes
Arthur
Dolada
Claremont
King’s Trophy
Braden
Coronel White
Woodlands
Bied Leaf
Juba
Falies Errgeise
Mafalda
Commoore
Flora
Princess Abel
Alta Axworthy
Buffalo
Buffalo Driving Club
Kenilworth Park
Thea
Princes Abel
da Ryder
Thomas
Maj. Quetlein
Hudson
Fatty Felix
Barrett
Lord Revelstoke
Lord Revelstoke, B. A
McClary
Simon Keaton
Br. c
Doris B
Snow
Albuta
McLaughlin
Teddy Weaver
Orion
Dorcas H
D. Thomas
Bolass
S. F
Jolly
Alexander
B. G
Geers
Bonnie Russell
G. G
Major C
Little Squaw
C. Eldeburg
Locanda
Rosemire
Joe Pointer
Chine Maida
Negro Voters Divide Over Party Loyalty and Roosevelt Aim
Reports from Richmond detail a split among colored Republicans upset at white leadership in Virginia. They accuse leaders Morgan Treat and Edgar Allan Jr. of plans to ignore black voters in delegate and committee selections and threaten to align with a separate black party while urging President Roosevelt to know the facts. Also brief obituaries from Fredericksburg and Danville note deaths of Lillie Gibson Albina Welsh Eliza Alexander Edith Chesley and Captain Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treat
Allan
Washington Post
Richmond
Republican State Executive Committee
Joseph R. Pollard
Henrico
Virginia
United States
Morgan Treat
Edgar Allan, Jr
Roosevelt
Passibe
Capt John Lamb
Fredericksburg
Lillie Gibson
John Gibson
Papulsa
Leesburg
Albina Welsh
William Welsh
Circleville
Eliza Alexander
Tomas Alexander
Northumberland County
James Bowser
Edith Primmer Chesley
Charles L. Chesley
Abraham Primmer
Stafford County
Danville
IL MH. Dyer
General Hospital
Dyer
Lightning claims a boy in East Baltimore storm
A severe storm in East Baltimore kills Eddie Culligan a twelve year old boy who sought shelter in a doorway. Nearby man stunned. Sewer floods drive rats into the streets. Sparrows Point reports abundant frogs after the rain. In Newport News a bartender Otis Baker is seriously wounded by an intoxicated assailant. Additional dispatches note a man jailed for non support, a grand jury case, a holy campmeeting near Herndon, and several local incidents including a liquor license revocation and a hunting accident.
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Washington
Baltimore
Eddie Culligan
Sparrows Point
Willard Denies Withdrawing From Governor Race
Lieutenant Governor Joseph B. Willard of Fairfax states there is no foundation to a Charlottesville newspaper claim he may quit the Democratic gubernatorial primary next year. He reiterates he remains a candidate and will continue his campaign, rallying supporters in Richmond and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Richmond
Joseph B. Willard
Fairfax
Charlottesville
Capt. Willard
Capt
Will
Charleston Lawyer Attacks Self With Pocket Knife
Henry O Mid diston an unmarried forty year old attorney in Charleston West Virginia attempted suicide tonight around 10 o clock after drinking heavily. He entered Arcade drug store asked for poison but instead cut his throat with a pocket knife in front of frightened onlookers. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors strive to save him. The wound is serious though not deemed hopeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
iCharleston
Henry
Middiston
Arcade
Fisher Case Appeal Seeks Ninety Day Suspending Order
Judge J Mullen in Hastings Court near Petersburg hears Fisher v Virginia Passenger and Power Company as Goulds seek a ninety day suspending order to prep for appeal to the Supreme Court of Appeals. Judge Mullen will rule after considering arguments and has adjourned until Thursday. Applicants for receivership have been filed in Petersburg and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulds
Washington Pont
Petersburg
J. McMullen
Hastings Court
George E. Fisher
New York
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Mullen
Supreme Court of Appeals
Fisher
Richmond
Delegate Dies Suddenl y in West Virginia Fight and Public Notices
Delegation confirms death of Morgan G. Trumboe of Pendleton County due to Brights disease. Funeral arrangements through Chesapeake and Ohio line escort a joint Senate and House committee. In Parkersburg a free for all leaves Vaughan and Henry Marshall family injured. warrants issued for all parties. Woodstock incident results in arrest of W H Duncan. Kern dies of typhoid in Harpers Ferry.
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Morgan G. Trumboe
Pendleton
Bright
Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
Pendleton County
Chesapeake and Ohio
Washington
Cumberland
Senate
House
Price
Hardy
Foreman
Grant
Hutter and Sites
Berkeley
Hill
Tyler
Gardner
Hampshire
Parkersburg
J. E. Vaughan
Henry Marshall
Vaughan
Ike
Mary
Marshall
Foiled Revenge Mob Story in Meyersdale Region
Foreigner Andy Bulck was charged with assaulting a five year old girl near Boswell Meyersdale. A mob of about 250 men prepared to lynch him, but intervening citizens and jail protection saved his life and he was taken to Somerset jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Andy* Bulck
A. Packern
Boswell
Meyersdale
Buick
Mte
Stig
Somerset
Bombs Found Left by Lodger in Baltimore House
Two nitroglycerin bombs were brought to Baltimore police by John P. Jones of 743 West Lexington street. A former boarder, Henry Luft of 69 South Broadway Trentom NJ, said to be a pipefitter, left them weeks earlier. The bombs were buried in a quarry to avoid danger as they evaporate over weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington Post
Washington Monument
John P. Jones
West
Lexington Street
Jones
Toom
Henry Luft
South Broadway
Trentom N. J
Scranton
Wehrung
Latt
Sergt. Tierney
Immigration for South to lure Italian farming colonies
Commissioner Sargent held a conference with a transportation representative about bringing Italian immigrants to the cotton regions of the South, especially Texas, to address labor shortages. Discussion included a potential Italy to New Orleans steamship link to supply agricultural areas and establish Italian colonies in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Transportaton
Frank FP. Sargent
Immigration
Texas
trans-Atlantic Transportation Snes
Bargent
Immigration Bureau
Italy
New Orleans
Riot at George Luigi’s Circus in Oldtown Cumberland Md
Sheriff received word of a riot at George Luigi's circus in Oldtown on Saturday. At least a dozen wounded, several seriously. William Cox, a Wabash tunnel boss, jailed for carrying concealed weapons. Shots, knives, clubs and brass knuckles used. performers jeered by Wabash employees. Padlocks snatched from clown’s paddles and used on the ring. panic among women and families. show broken up amid melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Cumberland
de Neen
George Luigi
Oldtown
Wiliam Cox
Alexandria News in Brief recalls Judge Barley vacation case
Washington Post Bureau reports in Alexandria that Judge L C Barley will hear arguments August 10 on whether to dissolve or make permanent a temporary injunction restraining Mayor Simpson and the city council from disposing of the electric light plant. Also included are school board finances, a punished newspaper thief, fire department annual report, a battered man’s hospital treatment, a baseball game, and news of ex Governor Pattison’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
King Bereet
Alazandria
Va- In
Corporation Court
L. CG. Barley
Frank 8. Spinks, Jr
Simpson
Douglass Stuart
Gardner L. Boothe
Bailey
Maryland
Publc
Alexandria
Spinks
G. Brent
William Holland
Knight
Caton
William
George W. Pettey
Smith and Lyles
Thomas Johnson
Alexandria Athletic Association
Land Batteries
Wort Hunt
George B. Carlin
Philadelphia
Pattison
North Carolina Lease Court Allows Stockholder Meetings
Judge Purnell issued an order permitting stockholders of the Atlantic and North Carolina Railway to meet and authorize a lease, and allowing directors to act if so authorized. If the lease is filed it may lead to dismissal of the bill and discharge of receivers. Gov Aycock would address the matter promptly. Lightning injures six during severe Ohio storm. Five houses struck. six people hurt, one woman, 70, may die. others expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purnell
Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
United States District Court
Atlantic and North Carolina Railway
Gov
Aycock
East Liverpool
Ohio
Caroline White
Whaley Charged and Fined on Five Tool Theft Counts
Thomas Whaley faced five charges of stealing tools from workmen on new city buildings after late last week arrest by Detectives Horne and Warren. In Police Court yesterday, each of the five counts was proven and he was fined 310 on every count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fau
Rockville
Andrew Alexander
John Dimetrio
Washington
Cabin John Bridge
Sherif Embrey
Bradley
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Whaley
Horne and
Warren
Free 100000 Bottles Paracamph Offered to Sufferers
A Scotch chemist develops Paracamph a topical blend of refined camphor and antiseptic oils intended to ease congestion sores swelling and inflammation by external use. The ad notes many cannot take internal medicines due to heart weakness and many suffer drug harms.
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OF the Vale
Elie
St. Loui
Ang
Fair Grounds
Dagestat
Waltains
Aulge Platt
Star
Tecard
Anadarko
Fuley
Bhard
Tare
Ty Gold
Dresden
Cook
Potter
W. Pavia
Kill
D. Austin
Vanderbout
Ture
Tom Howe
Sof Emmry Hubbard
Turrendo
Selected
Atlas
Gala
Lemon Girl
Tristan Shandy
Newsra i
Pepping
Detest
Carley
Dream
Overnia
Darniven
Amorous
Edgardo
Mindora
Vulcain
Lize de Corker
Hay
General Dix
Fort Erie
Edna Tanner
Trappist
Auction
Blue Grase Girl
Haldes
Irene Mac
Hopeful Miss
Columbia Girl
Silver Dream
Reward
Bazil
Daisy Dean
Launay
Mar- Mu
Ben Wonso
Showman
Tremar
Miriam W
Baird
Lou Woods
Justice
Stud
White Heather
Vanderbilt
Paris
W. E. Vanderbilt
St. Cloud
Dr. King
Negro Voters Revolt
East Baltimore
Barkeeper
Negro
Newport News
Frank Swain
Otis Baker
Baker
Orrinelecher
Manchester
Nolle
Belocher
Holiness Campmeeting
Uwinohinaton Boat
Dranesville
Herndon
Cool Spring Grove
Phoeba Hall Luttrell
Washington, D. C
A. A. Price
R. H. Clark
West Virginia
Bessie Ashton
India
G. W. Stallings
H. T. Heironimus
FP. J. Hall
W.W. H. Henderson
F. W. Miller
J. C. Crippen
Girard
Caesar Girard
Caesar Wright
R. Carter Scott
John Reitalbach
Fair Oaks
Henrico County
Gate City
Howard Grogan
Here
William Bartlett
Hampton
Denise
Enile
Fisher Case Appeal
Mathews
Woodstock
W. H. Duncan
Averyman
Mercersburg
Dunecan
Connecticut
J. T. Campbell
Campbell
Jacob J. Kern
Harpers Ferry
Jacob Wd. Kern
Grover Graham
McDermott
Europe
Grover Graham Co
Newburgh
Affleck
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, BD. C
Immigration For South
W. T. Redden
Wiliam Thomas Redden
Cropley
Hermon Presbyterian Church
Crapley
Mahlon Austin
St. Elizabeth's
Washmgton
Oliver T. Dutrow
St. Elizabeth’s Asylum
Rockville Bis
Hyattsville
Mattingly and Haynes
Riggs Road
George Roscoe Rock
Edna Luck
Wilkesbarre
Willam Blake
Clara A. Ballard
Bristol
Tenn
Forest Glen
Carroll Chapel
Brunswick
Onarenktanian
Bent
Spetlas Ay Cou Wamuengi Cuss
Harmon
Alexandria News
Barley
Missionary Meeting
Washington District Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Washington District
M. KE
Church Booth
Washington Grove
Imp Grounds
J. Walter Duvall
Janet Kemp
Lucy Webb Hayes
Home Missionary Society
Ada Weir
Benjamin Platt
Grace Singer
Clara Os. Roach
Bertha Sanford
Sibley Hospital
Gertrude D. Brockway
Sanford
North Carolina Lease
Bears
Journeyman Plasterers
Journeyman Plasterers’ International Association
James A. Nolan
John A. Fitzgerald
William F. Columbus
James Shea
James D. Avery
C. A. Hines
Fitzgerald
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