Two More for Madden Dominates At Keeneland
Forces Keene colt to a hard drive with Miss Kearney-Refined leading at 50 to 1. Ed ete os we ee Ba ee ER ae Ta meer i cms ae SEER agp oe Mrs eee eee a Se aE ee CTE er ern ee eT ear e Pie Ee Menage Ter ame ee e ee ee : Ste 's SS gi Og ey I oo og ees ote fe eee aee PRE Pe te FE ad SM Ee OF fm s : , Ji : 2 93 min" . i i tid iat sae 2 Ss ae EH ES : a ea 'i ge a 3 te on ' oat whee eae , ti , 4 . 4 ij mm i-r SZ: . " ...
Court Lady wins Saratoga race in crowded program
Madden's Court Lady, favorite at 8 to 5, sweeps the 3-year-old feature by three lengths in 1:07 4-5 with Pro Dent a close second. Dandelion, Mohawk II and Miss Skearney also figure among the winners in a day of tight finishes and sharp upsets at Saratoga.
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Washington Post
Saratoga
Madden
Ifis
Court Laily
Renseclace Stately
Lukie Siiing
Thomas H. Williams
Dandelion
John Sanford
Mohawk II
Miller
Rockton
Far West
I To 5
Dorante
Races at Fort Erie Report Mixed Results From Day
Results from Fort Erie show Maldon 7 year olds winning the first race at furlongs with Landford 108 Buller 15 to 3 taking a strong place. Steeplechase winner By zantine 43 GH Stone 6 to 1 led Mealwater 11 to 20, Lights Gut, Belford, La Velta, Manzano also ran. Multiple horses and riders including Dick Roller Calonel ueb Cowdin The Wari Irish Duke and Thalia appear in subsequent early races with various placings and times.
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Maldon
Landford
Buller
Devansor
Kennedy
Gerrymander
Powere
Out
Stone
Mealwater
Heider
Lights Gut
Archibald
Belford
la Velta
Manzano
Turlonsy
Dick Roller
Martle
Golden Shore
Orth
Conville
Rose
Jupiter
Devertch
Thme
Arlington
Royal Artillery
Harry Richeon
Golf Ball
Chalfonte
Dr. Baker
Lord Dixon
Goldess
Cambrian
Serverns
Martin
Tom Dolan
Servite
Bergen
Mary Talbott
Glivedear
Groongke Alao
Korosilany
Page
AL Lindley
Setfor
Child
Nappa
Nun's Veiling
Magrane
la Londe
Herile A. Agnolo
Rose Cherry
Alice Carey
la Rose
Corlel
D. Boland
A. Harris
Tol Box
A. Walshy
Tims
Slag Worth
Mattle Ruspel
Hazlet
Pirate Queen
Minnie Bright
Roy T
Selting
Tynch
Jack Adama
G.ackerly
Varietles
Metlakutla
Som Lad
Warwick
Col Jewel
Gellig
Bette Kinney
Rettig
Van
Fern L
All Atons
I A. Wwalent
Yinkmore
Misa Provo
Bush
Gui
A. Watsl
Convent Belle
Rendell
the Sultan
Hidden Hand
Nonla Lucus
T. R. George
Confessor
Wilson
von Tromp
Wiliams
Sto
Ptoe
Ag 45
St. Francis
Horse Racing Card From A Northern Track Event
A dense list of horses, owners, and odds across six races including items like Mandate and Direct in the first six furlongs, High Range and The Gardener among others competing in handicaps and selling events. Names such as Joe Mandan, Sir John Johnson, Florence TI, and Royal Tourist appear with various weights and payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Maddeg
Sea Cliff
Woodcraft
Folly Watts
Finn
Newdles
Bawin
Iiney
Sir John Johnson
Golconda
Woaursart
Winton
Agemaebs
Chief Brant
Torenta
Florence TI
Fort Erie
Lignanda
Cella
Queen's
Maaim Guo
Deviser
Tue Galiena
Belmere
Heine
King’s Daughter
Polly Prim
Dennis 9Afford
Lady Baldur
Balla
Polar Star
Tue Thorn
Honesty
Mandicap
Sycar-Nida
Praveptor
Direct
Joe Mandan
Connaught Banger
Medfant
Schleewiz
Michael Heck
Seam
Madmen
Taso
Hartman
Gids
Lally
Pita
Needtte
Boston
Histochan
Fancy
Greang
Obert
Weedcratt
Potts Watts
Saling
Edwin
Gardener
Rock Dre
Satu
Fredunix
Cotutto
Clem
Westmare
Royal Tourist
Defitum
Gibert
Qoleonda
Seneca
Adrhuche
Adriana
Gowan
Whip Top
Ardri
Woodcrctt
Chief’ Brant
Plorende JZ
Chamsar
Panel
Torela
Admiral Dot
Queen Lend
Erie
Corinne
Anna
Queen
Witarrave
Caltha
May Calla
Oriental Queen
Slacet
Impo'Light
Lignando
Baynardo
J. Cella
Alomar
Seebid
Lady Ruby
Sweet Pipnin
Aimonish
Plonaing
Helex Hills
Zeola
Miss Crittenden
Brown Tong
Joe Gaileos
Stromeland
Pocatango
Togane
Bfarmacean
Hageley
Chrol
Maia
Kentucky
Loretta Mack
Alethon
Belmaere
Royal Onyx
Potter
Fleming
Wenais Stafford
Reidmoore
Helena
Fred Mace
Lady Baldor
Mamie Gallagher
Listerine
Blad
Hawk
Little Mindie
the Thorn
Marjorie
Marzaret
Kelp
Giles
Call Boy
Greendale
Honest
Saratoga Crowds Improve At Weslington Meeting
The Saratoga Springs crowd welcomed stronger patrons and new clubhouse faces during the second week of the Weslington meeting. Mohawk II broke down in the handicap after leading early, suffering a leg injury. Refined won the opening race, delivering profits for bettors and expectations of a robust season despite financial pressures.
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Saratoga Springs
Dan
Mohawk II
Gen. Sanford
William Hayward
Nervine Claims to Restore Nervous Energy and Strengthen Organs
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for nervous disorders from headache to epilepsy. It claims to renew nervous energy, improve organ function, and offers a money back guarantee with a bottl e sale through Miles Medical Co at Washington Ave, Elkhart, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
Washington Ave
Leyburn Defeated in 2:24 Trot at Kalamazoo Meet
Kalamazoo Mich Aug 3 Jack Leyburn was defeated by Sterling McKinney in the 2008 trot opening Kalamazoo Grand Circuit meeting amid a crowd of about 2 500. The day featured 2 09 and 2 16 events with Minor Heir and Loyal taking wins while the 2 24 trot produced a hard fought finish as Loyal broke late to win after Nancy Royce faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Jack Leyburn
Sterling ‘McKinney
Sterling McKinney
Geers
McKinney
Yle
Tory
Minor Heir
Recreation Park
Nancy Royce
Loyal
Paolag
Arcadia Toguer
Minor
J. HL
Bavslita Looming
Robinson
Colston
Brownell
Prince Onwar
Faley
B. H
Boreal
Prince Kani
Pry
Bred Kony
Essery
Lady Patchen
Dik
Patchen
Wilson
Rey Brook
Aiferit Deagh
Logan
St. Peter
Murphy
Magnes
Redwitkea
Teer
Purae
Mokingey
Gilmore Says Packy McFarland Will Not Fight Fred Walsh
Harry Gilmore announced Packy McFarland will not face Fred Walsh the English Lightweight before the Jeffries Club in Los Angeles on September 9. Gilmore blocked Ketchel and Papke’s prior match as it would hurt his fight plans at the same club on September 7. Britons Will Not Play for Davis Cup Due to Expense. Britain considers sending team to Australia and awaits word on guaranteed 1,500 dollars for an eliminator in Boston or Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry Gilmore
Packy McFarland
Fred Walsh
Jeffries
Los Angeles
Ketchel
Papke
Gilmore
Washington Pagt
London
Doiwbttel- Meiner A
Australia
British Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Boston
Philadelphis
Shoots father in Fayetteville murder near Hope Mills
A report from Fayetteville Minnesota states James Bia died last night after allegedly threatening to kill his family. An intervening son tried to stop him but Bia was shot fatality near Hope Mills. The incident details remain unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
James Biadie
Hope Mills
Syedtal
Shocked Teacher Shot Near Demmette Amid Jealousy Scandal
Miss Mary Ball, a popular school teacher from Hoots district, was shot by D. F. Tharpe at the church door after he refused to marry her, amid threats to her life. Tharpe, son of a Wilkes County notable, fled. a plea of insanity is raised. His intoxication is noted by a witness. the community fears possible lynching. Ball’s condition is critical with little hope of recovery.
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Hec
Speelal
Washington Post
Winston-Salem
N. C
Mary Ball
Demmette
D. F. ‘Thorpd
Miag Ban
Tharpe
Miss Ball
Ala
Ave
Henry Tharpe
Wilkes County
Milas Ball
J. A. Ball
Hitkin
Hoots
Iikes County
Hern
Railroad fireman fatally impaled by switch signal post
A Western Maryland Railroad fireman A. Davia Sohn was fatally injured near Dill, West Virginia, when a marker on a switch signal post penetrated his side as he leaned from a footboard for air. He was suspended briefly before falling to the ground.
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Washington, Post
Cumberland
Sohn
A. Davia
Western Maryland Railroad
Dill
Ww. Va
Sailors Fight Norfolk Fire At Adams Express Building
Fire swept a brick Commerce Street structure in Norfolk housing Adams Express, Hampton Reads Paper, Atlantic Hles tine, John Cherry & Bon printers, and Virginia-Carolina Supply. Firefighters battled the blaze after it began in the elevator shaft. one firefighter, Robert Eames, fell from a ladder. Express division damage was severe. total loss estimated at 25,000 dollars or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norfolk
Commerce “Street
Adams Express Company
Hampton Reads Paper Company
Atlantic Hlestine Company
John 3
Cherry & Bon
Virginia-Carolina Supply Company
Express Company
Pbuilding
Tames
Robert Eames
Company No
Murder Ends Older Spree in Appomattox killing Samuel Cardwell
Special to The Washington Pony reports a fatal confrontation near Concord in Appomattox County. Beverly Cardwell struck white man Jask Lee with a rock during a dispute at Samuel Cardwell’s home. A gunshot followed, Beverly Cardwell died, Samuel Cardwell was wounded in the heart and later arrested by the sheriff for coroner action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pony
Lynchburg
Samuel Cardwell
Concord
Appomattox County
Cardwell
Beverly
Beverly Cardwell
Jask Lee
Spout Springs
Muel Cardwell
Lee
Appomiattox
Double charge arrest in Virginia whiskey theft near Goshen
Revenue officers arrest W. L. Jackson, Frank Riley, and Wilbur Clifton for breaking into a bonded warehouse near Goshen and stealing a barrel of whisky. The barrel was moved through a corn field, crossed a river twice, then loaded into a wagon and hauled away.
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Washington Post
Bidunton
W. L. Jackson
Frank Riley
Pordwick
Wilbur Clifton
Craigsville
Goshen
Death in Mail Pouch Fling Near Zuni
Special to The Warkington Fant from Suffolk Virginia reports James D Reed a Black mail carrier from Isle of Wight County was killed at Zuni when he attempted to throw a mail pouch into a passing Norfolk and Western train s mail car and was thrown about 100 feet The incident occurred August 3rd and the victim died after the mishap involving the train crew and mail service authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warkington
Suffolk
James D. Reed
Tale of Wight County
Zuni
Norfolk and ‘Western
DC Supreme Court Equity and Bankruptcy Docket Highlights
A DC legal roundup lists equity matters, bankruptcies, and probate actions before Judge Barnard. Highlights include lunacy proceedings for William Crossen, title disputes in Ooster, Ladd, and More, alimony suits, and sales ratifications. Also noted are trustee elections, mortgage balance rulings, and several probate orders with asset distributions and bonds. Washington, Alexandria, and Arlington ties appear through interlinked notices and motions.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Justice Barnard
William Crossen End
Frath
Gordon & Gordon
Slisty Ve. Sisby
Fred Beall
Hayden
Ravers
Hamilton
Dewey
H. H. Carr
W. Meady
Deeds of Trust from City View Heights and Surrounding Additions
A scan of deed of trust notices lists multiple property liens across City View Heights and surrounding additions. Names include Alexander Kertwick, Charles Stouffer, Gustavus A Berlor, George H. Calvert Jr, Harve y T. Winfold, Grant Gorroughy, William B. Wheatley, Aquitabla Cooperative Building Association, and more. Amounts range from 400 to 4,000 plus, with terms from one to four years, and interest rates from 4 to 8 percent, with semiannual or monthly payments.
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Frenels A
Origiat Tor & Square
Twining
Ferdinand A. ‘Armbrecht
Ux Ato
Harry I. Pletcher
Randle Highlands
Washington
Rust’ Company
United States Realty Company
Petworth
John H. Loyd
Benjan’s Strickier
Benjamin F. Strickier
Anna Helle Blech
Ninth Street
Ath Et Ux
Herbert C. Meerilt
Grant
Ninhth Streets
J. Clarence Welch
Lyda
Wighth
Ninth
John Burke
Charles W. Sheaffer
George W. Stuart
Eckington
Fresman
H. Mott
Amelia A. Lane
Twenty-Fifth Street
Meridian
Bill Chistian
J. Ubhowckux
Luther A Swartiell
Liz “de SaLas
Thomas O'R. Stritting Et al
T. Kent Roberts
Tibbetts
Luther A. Swartzell
Evelen W. McGarmick
Iotif
DH Sales
T. Kent Rotors Et al
Elizabeth HB. Kalbfug
City View Heights
Alexander Kertwick
Charles Stouffer
Charles A. McFwen
Henry J. Gilfry
Randle
Moore and Barbour
Halert Young
Et Ux
Harvey T. Winfold
Grant Gorroughy
James Gilln
Elida
Gillis
Block Square
William B. Wheatley
Washington 108 and Trust Company
Herbert C. Merriiletux
James H. Lowrey
Howard E. Doneth
August Donathy
Avalon Heights
Roland P. Skinner
C. Clinton James
Charles W. Skinner
Henry M. Presley
Mary C. Hooker
Hichard E
Acuire American Security and
Cras! Com +pany
Jesué R. Waber
Ernnest L. Schmidt
George M. Kimnerich
German American Building Association
John Wweeatn
Simon Bube
James A. Clark
SiWilliam B. Wheatley
Walter’. Wilcox
George ‘F. Hane
John F. Leary
Westem
P. Normoyle
George I. Barger
Nemiannually
B. Pramcia Rul
Walter Fom
Ito
Ellis
Yéaks
Protestants Squad
Kent Robert and Prank
Tine Hettx
Cornelius B
Horatin N
Park Php
Wintereux
T. Cull
Harry K. Ror
Judson T. Cull
Grand Jury Hears Ptomaine Theory In Vaughan Infant Case
Richmond grand jury probes Vaughan Infant death with focus on a female resident of the City Home who was present when a second suspected poisoning occurred. Investigators seek links to a mysterious Norfolk man believed father as doctors discuss possible impure milk poisoning from bottles washed with strong jug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Richmond
Vaughan
Emporia
Thompson
Norfolk
Lucy Bowles
B. L. Bradley
Mary Jordan
St. Julian’ Oppenheimer
Tregislan
Gregory
Spring Street
School principals confirmed by county board
Rockville Md Aug 3 At a meeting of the board of county school commissioners the appointments of principals were confirmed Misses Anna Lee Poole Germantown Aline Crowl Brink Niele O Day Kings Valley E Claudia Clagett Omey Eleanor Luhn Elmer Ethel Carter colored school Linden Fannie Riggs colored school Stewart Town John W Payne colored school Brighton Teachers for Lewisdale Ednor Barnesville Cedar Heights Buck Lodge Oakdale Avery Goshen Grifton Mount Lebanon Cedar Berd not yet named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specina
Washington
Lewisdale
Ednor
Barnesville
Cedar Heights
Buck Lodge
Oakdale
Avery
Goshen
Grifton
Mount Lebanon
Cedar Berd
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Zipango
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Dazsling
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Sysonby
Exposition Stamine
Hal Chase
Ree@idea
Donohue
Davis
Miss Skearney
Vyrur Fur -Ohi Files
James Hines
K Maskette
Allo
Inengairu
Under & Vleser Cide
Sugar Pine
Lares
Arie Sun
Ang
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Trigent
Inoomico
Vito A
Kara
Vna Vanner, Jr
Beaiwee
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Seling
Court Lady
Prudent
Sweat
Demy
Ant
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Jos
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Seliy
Tna
Patrict
Westmore
Egchay
Fair Me
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Hixkwing
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Albanl
Pham
la Tes
Wen
War West
Osbert
Moe
McCahey
Maxkerte
Shiil'ng
Louise Pail
George W. Lebolt
Broaia’hts
Eget Tfalan
Louse Belting
Soha
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Banner
Boadee
Shilling
Shillinad
Maskette
Notter
Landlora
H. Stone
Dick Roler
St. Jeanne
Deverleh
Ott
Severus
Seattle
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Corset
Nante
B. Lynch
Belle Kinney
High Gun
Walsh
T. A. George
Niewsps
Sterling McKinley
Alexandria
Potomac
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Joel M. Cochran & Co
Ronard Morris
Harvey Lunaford
Cochran & Co
Tance
Ferguson
Roberts
Morris
Lunsford
Joseph "Wiedemann
Duke and
Peyton Streets
Father
Ghurgh
Adams Express
Bond
the Legal. Record
Circuit Court NO. I
Harles Poe
Bruart
Washingtonian
Francis Rozler Crupper
Union Cemetery
Crupper
Scott Crupper
Capt. Snowden
William H. Snowden
Fenwick Hall
Arcturus
Fairfax County
Royal Street Station
Arlington National Cemetery
Miss Finney
Emma Virginia Finney
Ad Clson Finney
Fredericksburg
Bethel Cemetery
Charles Wairbanks
James King
Edward Leon Thompson
T. C. Taylor
George H. Macdonald
Batate
Charles W. Kerlin
B.A. Bowen, Jr
Franklin T. Hows
Hatate
George W. Bteini
Mary G. Btein
Leckie
Fulton É Cox
Tatate
Mary G. Douglas
Aona
Jeanetta Doughe
Joe H.wilson
Jemse H W. Wilson, Jr
George
RL Watkins
Frencis Watkins
Hughes & Grey
John Deneksa
Will
Marlon K. Hawkins
George F. Colling
George Pridgegn
McNamara
Thomas G. Faxtom
Robert W. Taylor
W. &. Martin
Equity Suita
John H. Oozter
David W. Oorter
P. H. Marshall
Ilza B. Ladd
George H. Lloyd
Teuptec
Aotleitorm
H. &. Davis
B. Kima
Jauréa
Arbour St al
David Moora
Partitiog
Soteltor
W. C. Johnson
W. Aver & Son
Whitlam McKinley and
National Correspondence Institute
Finintute
BH. O
Wagenhorat Ang
Johnson
James A. Taxlor
Shiloh Baptist Church
Appelisnt
Joseph J. Stewart
Wisinger
Christian Zerega
Saw BT
Augricar University
John Bing
Hpbert Southrart
Cs ‘Byelsehs
Caplet Ata Tomurance Company
Wibe
PF. Bowen
Tb Daria
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Advange Ptomaine Theory
G. E. Nicol
Baby Vaughan
Howe
Rockville
Susan Co. McGraw
Harm Janssen
Florence C. Nash
Warrenton
Bride
Virginia
C. EH. Nicol
Mantasas
Misa Jane Forbes
Holtaman
Father Patrick
St. Thoma
Pastor Clark
Baptist Church of
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Virginia Hot Springs
Virginia Bar Association
Judge Nicolls
Nicol
Manassas
Montgomery Commissioners Act
Ion
W.l.douglas
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Essenat
W. Kl
Douglas Boys
Lea Rene
W.l.douglas Brosktorm
W. L. Douglas Shoe Store
Penn, Ave
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