Ascension by a Head in Saratoga Race Card
Close finishes marked the Saratoga meet on August 8 with Ascension edging Old England for a neck after a late move as Gay Boy, Cairngorm, and Stalwart posted other tight results. TreK won the steeplechase by a head, Rose of Dawn led wire to wire in the third, and the day featured a dozen runners finishing within a length of the winner amid a busy program at Stars and Stripes era racing.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Alastor
Old England
Ascension
Gay Boy
Stalwart
Jucund
Trek
Malden
Rose of Dawn
Teacress
Hiv
Shrine
Cloverland
Waswift
Orly II
Gay Lothario
Cairmgorm
Keene
van Tromp
Stuister
Secund
Opnetil
Seartfell
Burns
Leonidas
Et Tu Brute
Marjoram
Selham
Monet
Dayton
Matden
Holman
Roselle
Westen
Mantuan
Captivator
Lioretw
Saylesford
Roekuff
Fleanil
Rosa of Dawn
Hildebrand
Tracress
Lyne
Marie Frances
Shaw
Dorothy Grey
Flinders
High Life
Diamond Flash
Intrigue
Steel Trap
Meadow Harm
Shannonside
Good Brags
Pountil
Catskill
Ildebrand
England
Tmming
de Reszke
Gay Day
Ishlana
Crown Prince
Stevedore
Toscan
Norbury
Tearar
Gox Lotharta
Sir Shep
Sats
Stowerada
Calengorm
Lanito
Agte
Lid Boras
Lans
Cemacit
Cleveland
T Martin
Jerey
Snoy
Gaunte
Dinah Iosh
Tonsan
Miss Rute
Thistia Eloaf
Fre World
Letola
Seqtece
Aed Watwaret
Fortune
Telter Biota Lea Raame
Commodore Returns To Form At Faw Grounds Card
Commodore won the feature by five lengths over Blissful at Faw Grounds as Bas d Or faded. Light Opera bled while leading in the fifth race. The Missourian and other favorites had mixed results across races with several notable runners like Exalted and Byron Rose. Fort Erie notes include a dead heat in the third race between Minotaur and Henry Waite with Minotaur prevailing in a six furlong event.
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St. Louis
Commodore
Faw
Blissful
Bas d'Or
the Missourian
Light Opera
Hendersom
Dresles Ton
Seder
Lady Mercury
Roung
The
Triumptress
Sorreligo
Hersain
Lady Sellers
George DT
Harequin
Swaar
Derry Gold Alao Rat
Tubbard
Owiliams
Suit Aon Crook
Sedert
Aerund
Anardko
W. Davis
Johnnie Powers
Stair
Glen Crefth
Mr. Dade
J. Booker
Anderson
Marquia de Carshag
Claremont
Light
Milo
Wuccieuth
Ss Anatin
Wen
Regina D
H. Lidersen
Flyer
Roach
Little Corker
Dolinda
Jelly Vonnett
Prodigal Son
Ivas
Shortcake
Goooe
King'a Court
Leenja
Aspadla
Visetta
Pharmacy
Bessie BrasOold
Stella Ero
Lady Lou
Olle Burnett
Cernora
Lady Selleralana
Neperthe
Allegretta
Milbraok
Troon
Fenian
Doctor Claris
Harmarts
Oldstone
Hyaster
Toby Tosa
Jack Young
Futtaca
St Agnes
Dotunda
J PL
Mayberry
Jack Little Buccaneer
Trapsetter
Dickens
Commonanre
Erema
Lady
Tally H
King Ros
Dervieh
Joe Goss
Misa Manners
Dolly Gray
Densonhurst
Sig Belver
Buffalo
Fort Erie
Minotaur
Henry Waite
Summarte
Mionochord
Trivmovir
Yama Christy
Adem
Thoroughbred Race Results Highlight Five Races
S to 1 won Homefullies 6 to 1 e200 Ger 6 to 6 third Time 1 21. THIRD RACE seven furlongs Winetaur 7 to 1 Henry Watte 11 to 10 dead heat Barly Boy B to 5 third Time 1 28 Pyres divided. FOURTH RACE Five furlongs Combustion 30 to 1 won Capitano 7 to 6 second Como 3 to 1 third Time 1 01. PERTH RACE One mile Hugh McGowan 8 to 5 won Florizel 3 to a second Harbor 5 to 7 third Time 1 46. SIXTH RACE One mile and an eighth Rough Rider 6 to 1 won Benchart even second Mar Un 2 to 1 third Time 125334.
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Ger
Winetaur
Henry Watte
Barly Boy
Pyres
Combustion
Capitano
Como
Perth
Hugh McGowan
Florizel
Harbor
Benchart
Mar- UN
Ananias Wins Riverside Selling Stakes at Harlem
Ananias led gate to wire in the Riverside Selling Stakes the feature event at Harlem. Sweetie ran second with Gold Mineral third a head back, while Dell Leash and Spencerian also competed. The 2260 dollar purse went to the winner on a perfect weather day with a fast track.
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Chicago
Ananias
Riverside
Harlem
Sweetie
Gold Mineral
Dell Leash
Spencerian
Capitanza
Frank Monteverde
Feldity
Davey
Lawrence
Cutter
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Merino
Ralph Reese
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del Leath
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Feicht
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Monte
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Telephone
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al Casey
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Empire City Harness Meet Opens with 6000 Fans in New York
At Empire City track New York on August 8 1900 6000 spectators witnessed a six race program headlined by a 5000 purse 2 10 trotting event. Doctor Strong led early then Consuelor won heat one while Hetty G won the pacing race by a neck. Summary results list multiple trotting and pacing classes with winners and times. A separate wrestling match saw Jim Parr of Buffalo lose to George L Barber in Utica Park. An advice note promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla as a remedy for loss of appetite.
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John Taplor
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Speere
the Roman
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Geore
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Terton
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Gopurell
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deGutre
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Walsall
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de Ryder
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Freeman
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Langton
Ue Ryder
Alex
Campbell
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Bom
jRassle C
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Kinney
Tatlast
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Mary Joe
Confienza
Euxemie
Gorden Prince
Br. H
Ovatorio—Twinkle
Bietater
Snow
Delilah
Nockout Hal
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Dickerson
Roland Reed
Timothy V. J
George Presser
Vice Regal
Fred N
Accident
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Florence Wilton
Winnie King
Big Boy
Aseace
Parr
Utica
Jim Parr
Buffalo
George L. Barber
Utica Park
Barber
Typographical Union Holds Fiftieth International Convention
In St Louis, delegates from 700 affiliated bodies gather for the International Typographical Union of North America meeting. President Lynch receives a union crafted gavel. officials absent are noted. adjournment set for morning.
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St. Louis
International Typographical Union of North
Leonora M. Lake
M. R. H. Witter
Canon Davis
Christ Church Cathedral
Witter
Gov. Dockery
Wells
J. A. Jackson
Typographical Union No. 8
Fire Threatened Theater In Buffalo Five Story Block Fire
Fire in the five story Main street building caused an estimated 400000 loss and threatened the nearby Academy of Music where a play was under way. Firemen confined the blaze to its origin, crowds exited safely though some fainted. Insurance covered nearly all losses. list includes jeweler, stationery firm, clothing house, tailoring company and wholesale dry goods, plus building damage.
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Main Street
Academy of Music
Edward Murphy
Academy Stage
C. J. Fisher
Jeweler
Vosburg & Whiting Company
Leper & Ellwood, Clothiers
Desbecker & Block ‘Tailoring Company
Obituary notes mark deaths of Dunnell Moore Aikens and Gilroy
Obituaries report former Minnesota Republican Rep Mark H Dunnell dies of heart disease Born July 2 1823 in Buxton Missouri Dunnell had a long career in Maine and Minnesota politics served in Congress from 1860s through 1870s later ran again in the 51st Congress J W Moore pastor of St George s Episcopal Church dies in New Orleans from appendicitis at age 48 James Cox Aikens former Manitoba lieutenant governor dies at 81 in Toronto heart failure Mamie Gilroy actress singer dies in New York City of heart disease after brief illness
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Minn
Mark H. Dunnell
Buxton
Colby University
Maine
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State Senate
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United States
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Mex
Dunnell
Keifer
Ohio
New Orleans
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St. George's Episcopal Church
England
Winnipeg
Manitoba
James Cox Aikens
Canada
Sir John Macdonald
Toronto
New York
Mamie Gilroy
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Immediate Relief and Global Reform
The Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy guarantees cure for dyspepsia and related stomach disorders with the first dose. It claims to tone the stomach, prevent fermentation, and restore digestion, citing the McDermott formula and European renown. Sold by druggists with a satisfaction guarantee and offers pamphlets and case histories for advice.
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Grover Graham
Grover Graham Co
Newburgh, N
Wreck on Dry Creek Bridge Casts Grim Toll of Death
The disaster left more than a thousand onlookers at the scene two hours before noon as crews led by R H Bowren and Dyer searched wreckage from a Denver and Rio Grande and Missouri Pacific rail crash. Survivors spoke of slamming into the flood swollen Dry Creek and a morgue scene of frantic relatives with many bodies unrecognizable after the plunge into water and mud.
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R. H. Bowren
W. Miller
Denver and
Rio Grande
Dyer
Missouri Pacific
H. M. Shoup
Fountain River
Mayfield
Dry Creek
Pathman
Charles Hindman
Hindman
Eden
BR. Brunnazazi
Denver and Rio Grande
Wyata
Catalogue list from The Post's Educational Information Bureau
A long list of colleges and schools across several states is presented as catalogues available at The Post's Educational Information Bureau in Washington, D C. It includes Georgetown University and many others, plus scattered notes on local incidents and personal tragedies.
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Bureau of Educational Information
Post’s
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Passenger recounts escape from submerged chair car
J M Killin a Pueblo hardware merchant survived a wreck by swimming and staying calm. He describes being submerged as the car filled, breaching the water with a smashed window and crawling to the surface, where he was struck by debris but remained conscious and able to breathe as rescuers moved him to safety.
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F. M. Jones
Eden
Pueblo
Colo
J. M. Kin
Killin
Mr. Kill
Skull Fractured by a Fall in Ninth Street Worksite
Joseph A. Grover, 25, of 2138 Street Northwest, fell between girders from the first floor into the cellar while working on Ninth Street near Massachusetts Avenue Northwest. He struck his head, suffered a skull fracture, but was declared out of danger after admission to the Emergency Hospital. In Springfield, Judge Otis Humphrey upheld the injunction against the anti convict labor law, ruling the new law constitutional.
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Herbert Smith
Stephan Z. Wells
Casualty
Ninth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Joseph A. Grover
Springfield
Ill
Otis Humphrey
Stock Broker Walter Wilkins Arrested for Embezzlement
Detective Muller and Cornwall arrested Walter P. Wilkins, a stock broker, after a chase at Brunswick apartments and Fourteenth Street. Wilkins, previously in charge of Langdon’s Standard Battery, allegedly defrauded Mrs. Lillian Cromelin of stock and cash totaling 800, with bank involvement via Citizens' Bank. Hearing set for Police Court today.
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Muller
Cornwall
Walter P. Wilkins
I Street
Franklin Square
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Siore
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Eugene A. Jones
Lillian N. Cromelin
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Langdon
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