Trek Wins Steeplechase at Saratoga Crashes Numeral in Stretch
At Saratoga on August 4 Trek won the steeplechase by seven lengths over Seagull Burnt Hill, with Dromedary third, as Numeral fell over the stretch hurdle while the odds favored 10 to 1. Beldame captured the Alabama Stake, a mile and a furlong, in 1:53 4 6, defeating Dimple by four lengths with Ishlana third amid a fast field of eight. Stalwart led or won the opening sprint, and Burnt Fill took the fifth event as Zeala faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numeral
Trek
Seagull
Burnt Hill
Saratoga
Newton Bennington
Beldame
Alabama
E R. Thomas
Dimple
Ishlana
Zeala
Mailyrant
Stalwart
Red Sevn
Dick Bernard
J Martin
Scarfell
Munderiy
Tima
Feenam
Maxim
Morwood Aso
Dayton
Urmery
Territle Terry
Helder
Velteh
Lee
Iceland
Alwin
Ike
Fane Lee
O'Neil
Worthy
Melfern
Snerling
Sralan
Zea
Olver Cromwell
Bank
Rt Sryket Louisberry
Nelle Fis
Sheen
Red Leaf wins nose in two year old handicap at Saint Tous
Race results show Red Leaf and jockey Franco narrowly beating Favorite in a six furlong two year old handicap. Other races include Howling Dervish taking a six furlongs dash and Carley's Dream winning one mile and seventy yards. Multiple runners and odds listed for each event with Frano, Davis and Wilson among riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
St Tous Ang
Red Leaf
Ross Site
Wavorites
Q@ Smith
Austin
W. Davis
Riley Senator Sullivan
Tser Roos Quik
Ball Flaunt
Lady Felix
Idris King Rose
Miss Manwel
Jake Weber
France
Vancurasuy
Lucky Charm
Carvay
Peme
Opinion
Outa Dameron
Milton Young
Tha Cook
la Princess
Heems
Carley
Young
Birdwood
Anderson
Cantril
Mae Miller
Darwan
Wiss Eun
Campasa
Feronla
Admetusaleetan
Aggia Lewis
H Anders
Orient
D. Austin
Met Tome
Lady Ray
Bllestul
Met- Tanalla Sur
Lady Vashkei
J. P. Mayberry
Prodigal Sur
Lady Charles
Fan- Loriana
Ora Z
Cardona
Codex
Blarney Girl
Tlyve
Nepenthe
S* Monocrum
Fay Templeton
Berry Hughes
King's Charm
Dolinda
Harlem stakes upset nets Smulski in tight nose win
Chicago August 4 Harlem's Youngster Stakes produced a nose margin for John Smulski at long odds over The Mist with Loretta M third and Kurtzmann the favorite finishing fourth. Jockey Henry, reinstated yesterday, rode the winner as the $3,450 purse went to Smulski amid warm cloudy track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smulski
Poor Day for the Favorites at Hudson River Park meet
In Hudson River Driving Park racing on August 4 Ponehkeepsie, N Y, favorites struggled. Hetty G won the 265 pace, while Texas broke early in the 225 trot. Delilah faded to third in the 2 17 pace after an opener win. Daniel timed 2 03 1 4 but failed to beat the track mark. Winners included Alexander Campbell by Baron Star in straight heats. Baron Oakland placed fourth overall with Texas distanced. Numerous starters noted with mixed heats and purses reported for 225 and 195 classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponehkeepsie
Hudson River Driving Park
Hetty G
Texas
Delilah
Daniel
Alexander Campbell
Baron Star
Delma Gregor
Baron Oakland
Brownie
Baron Boy
Hallilo D
Robert's
Albert
Nathan Strauss
Prank Yocum
King B Wins Fort Erie Fifth in Heavy Track
Buffalo N Y Aug 4 King B backed from 3 to 1 to 15 to 1 in the betting won the fifth race at Fort Erie in a driving finish from Eclectic. Depends was disqualified for fouling Reward in the second race. Track heavy. FIRST RACE Seven furlongs tole 3 to 1 Irene Me 2 10 1 second Pea Ridge 6 to 1 third Time 130. SECOND RACE Five and a half furlongs Depends 6 to 1 finished first but was disqualified Reward to 6 won Scapltano even second Kile tles 80 to 1 third Time 3 10. THIRD RACE One mile and seventy yards Zare hea 3 to 1 won Wigosmile 7 to 6 second Harbor 6 to 1 third Time 148%. FOURTH RACE Five furlongs Blue Grouse 7 to 2 won FPancreatis 20 to 1 second Oddelette 4 to 1 third Time 1 024. FIFTH RACE Saven furlongs King B 15 to 1 won Exledle 15 to 1 second Gutfeld 8 to 1 third Time 2 30%. SIXTH RACE One and one-quarter miles Lou Woods 7 to 6 won Snare 2 to 1 second Justice Star third Time 2 10%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. X
King B
Fort Erie
Eclectic
Tole
Irene Me
Pea Ridge
Scapltano
Kiletles
Ialle
Zarehea
Wigosmile
Harborer
Blue Grouse
Fpancreatis
Oddelette
Saven
Exledle
Gutfeld
Lou Woods
Snare
Justice
Star
Fast Time at Titunville at McKinney Driving Park
Titusville Pa August 4 third day's programme drew record attendance at J C McKinney Driving Park. Fast track times with Hamilton 2 30 1 4 in 2 12 pace, best mile this circuit year. B12 pacing purse 460 Danota Dan won by fifth heat sweep. Hamilton top heats 2 10 0 5, Allie Mack third. 24 trotting purse 500 Aducater King won fifth and seventh heats. Morning Star second. 2284 Maudy first heat. Grace B Capolna Allert started. 220 pace purse 3400 Little Buck won straight heats. Best time 2 15 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
J. C. McKinney
Hamilton
Danota Dan
Allie Mack
Sweet Mario
Cardington Girl
Aducater King
Morning Star
Georgia Webb
Maudy
Grace B
Capolna
Allert
Little Buck
World Record with Reel Entered for St Louis Contest
Spencer Te will enter the international contest in St Louis after setting a world reel record at the North Carolina firemen’s tournament. In the 450 yard hand reel Spencer won first prize in 25 seconds, beating Charlotte Pioneer and Montroe, with Spencer also breaking the 200 yard grab reel record in 19 seconds for first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
St. Louis
Salisbury
North Carolna
Greensboro
Charlotte Pioneer
Montroe
Prise
Durham
Eagle Team
Salem
Pioneer
Charlotte
Blue Ribbon Awards Close Albemarle Horse Show in Keen Finals
The fourth Albemarle Horse Show ended with Firelight winning the ladies hunters blue ribbon over Blazeway as spills occurred. Riders from Charlottesville and surrounding counties faced falls while C. West led park tandems. Notable winners included Garnet Ripple for hunt events and Cracker Jack for the hunters cup. The Ball followed at Monticello Guard Armory with social sections from Richmond and Keswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charlottesville
Albemarle Horse Show Association
Christopher Columbus
A. R B. Steele
Atlanta
P. E. Thyson & Bro. Warrenton
Columbus
Louisville
Lexington
Kentucky
A. B. Steele
Fire Nght
Blazeway
Torchlight
Searchlight
Gay Cap
James K. Maddux
Patt
Allen Potts
Bigir Johnson
Park
C. C. West
Baltimore
Lord Stafford
Dave Harum
Hiawatha
George Cole Scott
Richmond
Misa Louise Seldon
Wee Travers Daniels
Culpeper
Wilbur Osborne
Gordonsville
Charles W. Smith
Warrenton
Courtland Smith
Sportsman
Mr. Jerricks
Nancy Lee
Lady Lightfoot
Tulfarris
Albemarle
Chevy Chase
Cameron Hun
Lucy Southerland
Garnett, Ripple
Tiptop
Monticello
ANCE
George Mason
Helen Cooke
J. Stuart Hanckel
Humphreys
New York
Keswick
Virginia Chiet
W .N. Wilmer-Firet
Helen of Troy
Mayor J. Samuel Mocuz
Hackney
Firet
Nightingale
J. B. Andrews
Diamont
George S. Lindenkohl
Arlequin
T. J. Wills
Wirst
Tatnall
Marsh ‘Walker
Millington
Wiret
Alaric
George S&s
Lindenkohl
Keewick
Lucille
George
J. R. Wingfield
Lady Chiswick
W. B. Colthwist
Brenda
R. H. Fife
Prince Henry
John F. Payne
Jane
Sambo
W. A. Lankford
Merriday
A. D. Payne
Anita Stock Farm
Charlotte
Albemarle Chiet
B. J. Ward
Dan
Snowden Wood
Marsh Walker
Milington
Baddla
Robin Adair
Blair Johnson
Lady Olga
Ricketts
Grange
Brillant
Camde Hil
Blaseaway
Baater
Winston
Julian Morris
Campbells
Garnet Ripple
Mia
Alexandria
Gordoneville
Charity
Charles R. Hooft, Jr
Tulfer
Ria
R. E. Cree
Crozet
Flrat
Fort Stafford
Russell Smith
Eugene Block
Charles R. Hooff, Jr
Jerricks
Clarence Moore
Chevy Chase Club
Maryland
Cameron Run Hunt Club
Norfolk Favorites Win at State Fair Races
Special from Norfolk reports two favorites triumph in trotting and pacing events at the State Fair. Hudgecraft dominates the 2 29 trot’s field while Lady Ruth wins. Blue Victor edges Jim Lightfoot by a nose in running races as 20,000 spectators cheer. An accident at the meal hour sees high jumper Gray Rock badly injure rider Robert Taylor after a fence jump.
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Norfolk
Hudgecraft
Lady Ruth
Jim Lightfoot
Blue Victor
India
Robert Taylor
Gray Rock
B. G
S Boewell
Wo Lad Alby
H. €. Cooper
Prince Hal
J. H McCall
Prince of Norfolk
Bh. G
H. G. Lambert
Yom Hoy
Br. G
G. R. Richmond
Newey
C W Markle
Pal
W. W. Smook
Jack Horner
MH. J. Jamison
Puréea
H E Mears
Big Ann
Smyth Bros
Fearoleon
Wilton Stock Farm
Bae Blakeford
B. m
W. BH. Turner
Thomas Colina
Bog
CW. Ry Seely
Rt. L. Barnett
A. G. Spratley
Pride of
Hampton
N. Marchant
HE. C. Leach
BE. Snyder
H. J. Jamison
Great Pacer Prince Alert Fails Two Minute Pace at Buffalo
At Kenilworth Park Buffalo crowds watch Prince Alert in an exhibition against time for 2:00. Pacers show 2:01 1/4 for mile as Ecstatic wins the 2:13 pace and John Me. captures the 2:16 trot. Empire State Purse of 5000 tops the program with Gallagher taking two of three heats.
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Buffalo
Kenilworth Park
Prince Alert
Jack Curry
Doctor M
John Mc
Gallagher
Oratoria
Tony
Doctor H
E. G
Smith
Katie H
B. m
Hormberger
Speer
Dr. Madara
Hudaoa
Kling Direct
Geers
Baron Rogers
McCleary
Pinchem Wilkes
Boat Races Postponed by Absent Corinthian Club
Corinthian Boat Club postponed August 14 races to early September due to many boats being at sea. Vesper led by Don E Clarke sails tomorrow for a ten day cruise. John P Walker and friend depart for a cruise. Fiji to cruise about thirty days. Naomi with Duncan Davenport and Guy Glass to sail August 15 for a thirty day trip. Spartan and other crews travel plans noted with illness and detours. Conscience Fund receives a $1.50 envelope from a citizen labeled I owe this money to the government.
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Corinthian Club
Corinthian Boat Club
Don E Clarke
G. Harry Lang
Thomas Burke
John P. Walker
Fiji
Columbia
Duncan Davenport
Naomi
Guy Glass
A. M. Snyder
H. K. van Alstyne
Harpers Ferry
Chesapeake Canal
Cotoniar Beach
Henry Ockershausen
Fred Scott
T. H. van Valter
Washington
St. Louis
Hudson
Erie Canal
Lakes
Chicago Drainage Canal
Mississippi
New York
Coney Island
Atlantic City
Catholics Seek Uniform Laws as Aid to Schools and Marriages
The American Federation of Catholic Societies met in Detroit for its fourth annual convention. Resolutions endorse Pope Pius XI, urge limits on divorce, favor Catholic Indian schools, and call for no public money for sectarian teaching. They advocate segregating religious instruction in Catholic schools and greater Catholic influence in libraries. Louisiana delegates win next annual meeting in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
American Federation of Catholic Societies
T. B. Minahan
New York
I. B. Quelkers
Newark
N. J
Edward Feeney
Brooklyn
George W. Steiger
France
Philippines
Louisiana
New Orleans
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Buffalo
Oldest Inhabitants Officers and Historical Papers
At the monthly meeting of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants officers were elected by acclamation and papers read on Rudolph Ball and the death at Harpers Ferry. An engraving of the first American flag was shown. The Engineer Band from Washington Barracks performs at Smithsonian Grounds at 7:30 PM with marches, overtures, a ballad, and a patriotic suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Oldest Inhabitants
J. T. Keefer
Rudolph Ball
Mary Ball
Washington
Ball
Harpers Ferry
Daniel Genau
J. D. Cathell
Jonathan D. Cathell
Wiliam W. Birth
Walter C. Johnson
Henry M. Dillinger
Fred L. Moore
Rudolph Eichhorn
W. Walt Kirby
Albert Croupe
B. W. Reiss
Tenth Street
Joseph T. Howard
M. D
Ninth Street
Rudolph Michhorn
Third Street
Washington Barracks
Smithsonian Grounds
Thomas Jefferson
Barytone
Corporal Mills
Rin
Dodo
Old
Kentucky
Santelmann
Rolitagon
Attendant Killed by Train Near Anacostia
James W. Pumphrey thirty six, of 20 Jackson street Anacostia, an attendant at St Elizabeth's Asylum, was found crushed on the Baltimore and Ohio Road tracks between Howard and Sumner avenues. Investigators deem the death an accident after he was seen intoxicated earlier that afternoon and later found on the tracks. He leaves a widow and four children.
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James W. Pumphrey
Tirty
Jackson Street
Anacostia
St. Elizabeth’s Asylum
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Howard and
Sumner Avenues
Welson Green
Pumphrey
Glazebrook
Sunday School Picnic at Holy Trinity in Georgetown
Holy Trinity Sundayschool held its second annual excursion to Marshall Hall with about 2000 attendees. Funds expected from the event will go toward a new hall and school. Prizes were awarded in games and athletics, including wins for Trinity Church and St. Martin's, and numerous races and activities for boys and girls. A baby show winner was Heroh Collins, aged two months, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson won silver umbrellas for dancing.
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Holy Trinity
Marshall Hall
Holy ‘Trinity Catholic Church
Thirty-sixth
O Streets
Georgetown
Marshall Wall
Washington
River Resort
Washington Boys’ Club
Ghamrocks
Trinity Church
St. Martin's
Trinity
William Stohlman
Ambrose Molden
Frank Gross
G. Finley
Altar
Choir Boys
Clarence Hill
John Simmons
Ambrose Molen
Alice Benton
Margaret Martin
Genevieve Gaskins
Effie Cross
Florence Alexander
Heroh Collins
Edward Johnson
Jealous Rival Assault Leads to Police Court Guilty Verdict
Mamie Wheeler, accused of assault and battery on Delia Craighead, entered the latter’s home at Second and L streets northwest, smashed crockery, and struck with a fork. Police captured Wheeler as she fled. judge Kimball fined her 200 dollars or a year in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Craighead
Mamis Wheeler
Second
Craighead
Mamie Wheeler
Coombs
L Street
Wheeler
Kimball
Adventist Meeting Explains Takoma Park Institutions
Takoma Park Seventh-day Adventists plan a Sunday gathering on Sanitarium grounds beside the Sligo to educate the public about their institutions. Prominent speakers will address educational aims, health and Christian living, with forenoon and afternoon sessions featuring topics on school, health, and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takoma Park
Sanitarium
Sligo
Tacoma Park
Jo & Washburn
Bland
W. C. White
G. A. Hare
Washington Sanitarium Association
G B. Thompson
E. G
A. Colcord
Printers' Trip to St Louis For International Convention
The ex Delegates Association of the Columbia Typographical Union plans a Washington party trip to St Louis for the printers International convention starting Monday. A special car over the Chesapeake and Ohio leaves this afternoon at 2 30. Delegates T C Parsons and Miss Anna Wilson are already in St Louis, with Dan C Vaughan Frank A Kidd to follow with Washington friends and Eastern delegates. Delegates from Cincinnati and Southern cities will join en route. St Louis Typographical Union has arranged an elaborate programme of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Columbia Typographical Union
St. Louis
Printers’ International
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio
T. C. Parsons
Anna €. Wilson
Dan C. Vaughan
Frank A. Kidd
Cincinnati
Boy Burglar Appears In Juvenile Court Case
Eugene Brooks a Negro youth was ordered to reform school by Judge O Neal after a Juvenile Court hearing for breaking into Hoy s Hotel and other downtown businesses. Karl Thoma his White accomplice linked to one theft and placed under guardian board surveillance. A separate incident reports Mary Chapman a 24 year old colored woman arrested for assaulting Nebraska Davis with a brick over a debt. Davis treated at Homeopathic Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Brooks
Hoy's
O'Neal
Reform School
Karl Thoma
Board of Children’s Guardians
Mary ‘Chapman
Fifteenth
P Streets
Nebraska
Davis
Mary
P Street
Homeopathic Hospital
Cooper to Hang Today in Arcadia for Murder
Isiah F. Cooper faces execution at noon in Arcadia after exhausting efforts to save his life. Attorneys lost ground including a disbarred advocate, while pardoning board pressure continues as Cooper proclaims innocence but loses hope. Funeral details for Maj Edwin A. Clifford noted. Clotheslines save boy in New York fall from five stories.
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Arcadia
Fla
Isiah F. Cooper
Bowman
Punta Gorda
Cooper
New York
Joseph Pike
Shorey to seek DC Spanish War Veterans commander post
Capt Shorey announced he will run for commander of the Department of the District of Columbia United Spanish War Veterans to succeed Maj Tradges. He currently serves as senior vice commander and acting commander with Roy Leach seeking senior vice commander in line with national precedent. Mrs Isabel Worrellall was reinstated in the Edith K Roosevelt Auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorey
G Wexyburn Shorey
Department of the District of Columbia
United Spanish War Veterans
Fred F Tradges
Capt. Shorey
Roy Leach
New Haven
Harold* Mesrew
Col
Emmet Ureli
Wiliam E Enelish
Indianapolis
St Louis
Isabel Worrell
Edith K Roosevelt
Struck on Head by Bucket at Wharf
A patrol wagon carried Adam White, a seventy year old Black man, from the Georgetown University Hospital to his home after a heavy bucket struck his head while unloading coal at Thirtieth street wharf. He sustained a scalp laceration and slight concussion, then returned home.
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Seventh Precinct
Thirtieth Street
Georgetown University Hospital
Adam White
White
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Millboro Springs
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Government Printing Office
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Joseph Dawson
Rose 111
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