Big Day for Whitey Royal Tourist at Saratoga
At Saratoga Aug 10 Royal Tourist led a three-win day for Notter aboard Sea Cam and Jersey Lightning in a light field. Royal Tourist won the handicap for all ages at a mile in 2:41 9-5 while Sea Cam captured the Adirondack handicap for 2 year olds at six furlongs. Jersey Lightning, a runaway winner at seven furlongs, beat Chief Brant and Crack Shot in the Saranac Stakes for one year olds.
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Gossip of the Track at Saratoga Meeting
The closing week of the Saratoga meeting drew surprising attendance with crowds surpassing off days. Whitney winners Seacliff Royal Tourist and Jersey Lightning claimed wins in adirondack, white, and maidens races amid muddy, rough footing. A steeplechase rider was killed Saturday and a fund appeal closed soon after. Fair Play skipped a bid due to weary campaign. Mrs Mackin underwent appendicitis surgery with favorable signs. Montreal Blue Bonnets officials and Empire City programs announced. Louisville Jockey Club president Grainger arrived to attend Empire City opening.
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Calors
Sracliff
Royal Tontigt
Ter Lightning
Seaclir
Royal Tourist
Beckon
Dandelion
Hoadwee
Inve Cie
Brockhaven
Hig
Jowescon
Fair Play
Sone
Bis
Mackin
Aree
Blue Bonnets Track
Montreal
Colin Campbell
C. J. Fitzgerald
Wiliam Hendrie
Frank J. Bryan
A. B. Dade
John Boden
Paddyrk
O. C. Farley
J. 3. Mackessy
Empire City
Butler
Charles Grainger
Louisville
RESULTS at FORT ERIE FIRET RACE Maiden race noted
A race card from Fort Erie lists several events with odds and outcomes. Stowaway placed second in the maiden race, with Emperor William and others also notable. subsequent races include steeplechase, three-year-olds, and two-year-olds events with various placements and times.
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Morelands
Goto
Glammer
Aneronella
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Wastboro
Melton
Emperor William
Buckford
Leonard
Breadettle
Schuh
Appointment
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McClain
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Lake
Aldo -Ran
John Dillon
Anne
Medoe
Powers
Misa Critten
Den
Pickens
Arabia
Bergen
Arton
Itte
Gloriale
Lagy
Woodlands
Alo
Berwick
Power
Bertha E
Giles
Butler
Magazing
Alencoa Alpo
Oriental Queen
Corinne
Ripe
Caltha
Ceaghon
Dream
Parantalec
Prince of Castile
Mamie Galla
Aber
Garter
Masson
Little Osage
Jupiter
Benebrake
Dixie Himmel
Lafayetts
Servile
Tims
Gavedear
Fancy Bird
Weteller
Warner Griswell Alto
Seattle Horse Results Highlight Five Races From Meet
Results at Seattle list six races for horses aged four and up and two for two year olds. Winners include A Belle, Missy Naomi, Confeasor, Tremor, Barney Olafield, and Smalley Corbett, with horses like Blondy and Heator also placing.
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A. Belle
A. Harris
Blondy
D. Toland
Skule
Thine
Cobleskill
Don Dome
Wilson
Ta Londe Alee
Missy Naomi
Page
Hayes
Heater
Lycargus
Creatin
Semper Fidelis
Colonel Dick
Galeria
Ornate
Confeasor
B. Wilson
Pigkeway
Meztig
Henry of
de Henry
Koerner
Miss Prave
Joe Nealon
Thoroughbred entries trial and selling race list
Racing entries show car plus and upward selling horses with prices, listed for multiple races. Notable names include Mongele, Belle mey, Orphan Lad, Goodcrafe, Ace High, Inferno, Far West, The Saulre, Tony Bonery, Schleswig, and Yon Laer among many others, across sprint and two mile events with varying lengths and handicaps.
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Baedubllee Jug
Bellemey
Omt
Ton
Cote
Gowen
Gins
Orphan Lad
Gre Strome
Goodcrafe
Ace High
Senguire
Nonwime
Far West
Fort Johnson
Edwin L
Maximum
Egchau
Plume
Arondack
Midshipman Easy
Court Indy
Travers
Washington Post Popular Baseball Players Voting Contest
The Washington Post runs a popular baseball players voting contest inviting reader participation. Readers cast ballots for favored players, with results highlighted in coming editions. The item signals ongoing public engagement and promotional activity tied to the baseball season.
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Prize fight spoof steals the show on stage
A lively review of "The Star Bout" at Academy Club details a faux boxing play featuring Joe Brady and Kid Spangle, lauded for its convincing rig and brisk pacing. Cast including Taylor Granville and Laura Pierpont earns praise for authentic pugilist detail and stage combat. The piece also notes Lyceum Kentucky Belles and other acts drawing full houses, with Minerva the Handcuffs Queen delivering a standout escape routine at Luia Parle.
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Doe
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Joe
Grant
Farrel
Ghalin
Taylor Granvile
Joe Brady
Laura Pierpont
Owen Martin
Kid Spyngle
Willie L. Robards
George Steele
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Kentucky Belles
J. Grant Gibson
Lyceum Theater
Avenue Burlesque House
O'Malley
Golden
Dave
Percle Martin
Adele Ranney
Melrose Brothers
JimPesmond
Luia Parle
Minerva
Washington
Frank ‘Linney
Gertrude Gerbert
Whitely
Hell
Gallando
George W. Davis
Horse Race Entries At Saratoga Include Noted Names
The list details multiple entrants for today’s program at Saratoga including Woodcraft Taney Gowan Far West Bedouin Sanford Court Lady Edwin L Westmore King James Whitney Sir John Johnson Paaer Monocte The Wrest Petticoat Muerlen King Rostrasn Sinister Malecon Pimpante Tick Holler Elizabeth Norwood T M Green Vroynon Lisnande Waahakie Reidmoore Tae Micks John Carrell Apache KE M Fry Marbles Lady Martha Grande Dame Aunt Rose Hostile Hyplien Hoischer Spunky.
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Pimpante
Tick Holler
Elizabeth Norwood
T. M. Green
Vroynon
Lisnande
Waahakie
Reidmoore
Tae Micks
Legal Record from Washington Courts and Estates
A fragmented legal record lists multiple cases before Justice Barnard across the Supreme Court District of Columbia and bankruptcy court, including Bond vs Grimm and Walch subproctor cases, guardian ad item in Proop vs Droop, and probate matters granting letters of administration for Ellen Lee and Jane V. Arnold. Also noted are judgments by default in American National Bank cases, and real estate transfers in various DC neighborhoods with amounts and lot details.
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Jane V. Arnold
George W Arnold
Fillmore Beall
Mary A. Reizy
Mary’ A. Reidy
Joseph Re Pogue
George W. Mariner
New York Grain Market Report August Wheat and Corn Reviews
New York grain summary for August 10 reports wheat futures and spot prices edging weaker with No 3 red and No 1 Northern Duluth bids noted. Receipts and futures activity show mixed demand while corn and oats show firm spot levels and tentative downticks by close amid unsettled board.
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Alphanumeric and Fragmentary Notices From City Ledger
A fragmented OCR listing references numbers, addresses, plots, and payments. Mentions include Hood and Firman Horner, Galveston cent, Mount Pleasant Willis to Jahn, Moore and Barbour Second Addition, George and Washinton avenues, savings banks, and monthly payments. The garbled text hints at property deeds, associations, and partial names without coherent narrative or dates.
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Cupidrode Captures Defender at Fort Washington Marriage
George J. Crosby, master gunner of Fort Hunt and Fort Washington, married Miss Lena M. Longuesil of this city as troops marched. The ceremony occurred at 3:30 PM with Rev. McLaughlin officiating. Attendants included Mrs Beatrice Howard and Foha B L McGUI. The couple’s band serenade followed at 14 Four Street Southwest. Crosby, a Newark, N J native, served in the Coast Artillery and later the Potomac artillery district.
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Staggers Arrest Hearing Over Telephone Incident
Attorney Staggers faced a police court hearing after being charged with assaulting Solon Parmelee, a janitor, when Parmelee refused to let him use a building telephone. Testimonies conflicted between the attorney and Parmelee, and the case proceeded before Judge Kimball amid other district news on repairs and market updates.
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Washington Cattle Market and Grain Market Roundup
Mixed livestock and grain markets show varied demand. Cattle prices quoted for dairy and beef stock, hogs and sheep noted with per hundredweight ranges. cotton and wheat markets described with August fluctuations, declines, and anticipated harvest effects. weekly receipts and futures quotes for September and December contracts include changes in corn oats and soybeans amid weather and crop conditions.
Chicago rail freight rates debate eyed by manufacturers
Chicago Aug 10 Jeaw W Upham president of the Illinois Manufacturers Association releases a letter from W C Brown general manager of the New York Central lines. Brown says railroads have not decided on any general or horizontal freight rate increase and urges a conference only if needed for discussable targeted increases. He notes May 15 railroad statements that some revenue increase is necessary remain valid but sees no current need for a conference with the Manufacturers Association.
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Jeaw W. Upham
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W.C. Brown
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Pittsburg Bank Stock Sale Ordered in Embezzlement Case
In common pleas court a request to authorize selling stocks pledged as collateral is granted. Loans totaling about 567 462 51 involved fictitious applications signed by a bank official now under indictment. Funds were allegedly embezzled by Montgomery with aid of bank employees, with the court authorizing sale of mining stock collateral valued over 200000 dollars.
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Baltimore Markets Receipt Quotation Amid Mixed Grain Prices
Market summaries from Baltimore show receipts and price levels for corn oats and grain products with notes on dull farm prices. Southern and western grain bids appear mixed with quiet steamship freight rates and stable butter and cheese quotations reflecting a calm market tone.
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes Aug 14
Prices across commodities including poultry butter flour and coffee show steady tone with mixed receipts. Canadian Pacific Railway directors announce dividends of 2 percent on preference stock and 5 percent on common stock for the half year ended June 30, with an additional half of 1 percent on common stock funded from land sale proceeds.
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Canadian Facific Railway Company
Live Stock Market Report From New York and Chicago
Auction notes show mixed cattle and calf prices with steers weak early but firming later, cows and bulls varying. Sheep and lamb trade dull with lower quotes, hogs steady to higher in Chicago. cattle receipts near 12,000, hogs about 21,000, sheep around 25,000 reflecting regional pricing and demand.
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