Molly Brant's Stake Delivers Decisive Delaware Handicap Win
Molly Brant won today's Delaware handicap for three-year-olds and upward at Saratoga, with Malden the favorite never headed in the steeplechase. Stalwart finished second by a half length as Graziolo and Light Brigade traded leads in a slow-track race. jockeys Dick Hasse and Welly escaped injury in a fall over Liverpool.
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Molly Brant
Delaware
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Welly
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Reilly
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Niblick
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yNetl
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the Musketeer
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Mivivallen
Canajoharie
Jonah Shad
Mounrehank
Thiedla Heather
Allan Gartish
Glister
Taf Sun
Proviso Stakes Won by Miss Inez at Harlem Meet
Miss Inez won the Proviso Stakes at Harlem with Allen Avon second and Del Carina third. Tom Shelly faded after the stretch as Del Carina carried him wide, allowing Avon to cut the rail for second by three lengths amid clear cool weather and good track conditions.
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del Carina
Harlem
Chicago
Miss Inez
Tom Shelly
Aml Read
Nico
Tu 1Won
Ralph Reese
T. Uecard
Big Beach
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Retort
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Uo Pura Bele
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EVOND
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Lin
den Domo
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iTeenfeld
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Kleinwood
Sweet Tore
Plautus
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Emigre
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Emma A
Helgerson
Magic Flute
Japan
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Cyprienne
Chockayette
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Fly Lady
Trossachs
Maggia Leeber
Agnes Brennan
Oliver Me
Springstead
Oldstone Best Three Year Old at St Louis Track
Light Opera and Doeskin win favorites at the St Louis Fair Grounds. Oldstone captures the fourth feature of today’s card and emerges as the leading three year old at the track with a strong showing in the handicap.
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St. Louise
Light Opera
Doeskin
Fair Grounds
Joday
Colonel Preston
Traxler
His Worship
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Mal Apring
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Lynch
Motive Area
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Shortcake
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Golinda
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Adelante
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Kindsey
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Davis
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Hazy
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Nicona
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Feronia
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Brooklyn
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Imboden
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Franco
Cook
Wet turf at Southampton tennis tournament shown in rough weather
At Mead ow Club Southampton the wet turf limited play to hard drives as W A Larned W J Clothier and E B Dewhurst reach the semifinals with strong showings. Doubles staged promising pairings while Tilagden and Le Roy fell to strong counters amid extended rallying.
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Meadow Club
W. A. Larned
W. J. Clothier
E. B. Dewhurst
University of Pennsylvania
Lee
Harvard
Prentice
Colson
Clothier
Dewhurst
Harry F. Allen
Henry Stocum
William A. Larned
Robert P. Huntington
A. W. Post
Theodora Roosevelt Pell, Jr
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Robert le Roy
Willem J. Clathier
H. Torrence
O. H. Fincke
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Lark
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Hartner
Post
Millett
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R. Fincke
Campbell
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Stillman
Lannan
Sard
Humphrey
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Barnes
Dixon
Wrenn
Blagden
Watson
Prentce
Colsen
Pell
Dodge
Big Stake at Empire City Track Fails to Deter Strong Crowd
At Empire City track 5,000 watched high class races resume after rain. The $10,000 Knickerbocker for 2:14 trotters drew six starters with Sweet Marie favored at 200, but Gold Burr beat him by a neck. Other trots and purses included 2:21 and 2:25 events, Dorcas H. winning the 2:25 pace heats, and Darius leading the 2:10 pace. Results from Worcester and Ryde regattas noted ongoing racing action across venues.
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John Me
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Phillips
Sedie Baron
Hold Hannah Elias Estate in New York War Over Property
Justice Blanchard names Gilbert M. Montegue temporary receiver of Hannah Elias real and personal property in a Platt suit. Injunction remains in effect with Elias barred from transfers, but she may collect 3500 monthly rents and counsel fees for defense. Also, Security Trust named receiver for United Button Company estate in Delaware, bond set at 100900.
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Security Trust and Safe Deposit Company
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Death by own action of Civil War Veteran in Allentown
Allentown Pa Aug 1 Aged seventyJacop Tugant an inmate of the Soldiers Home at Hampton Va committed death by own action today shooting himself in the head after being refused a drink of liquor Tugant had been on a seventy day furlough with relatives at Coplay Lehigh county Former Gov Fifer Injured Charlevoix Mich Aug 11 Former governor of Illinois Joseph W Fifer Bloomington IL is confined to bed from a fall at his summer cottage He slipped on a wet sidewalk and broke his arm near the shoulder
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Cop- Jay
Fifer
Charlevoix
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Asthma and Hay Fever Cured by Schiffmann Cure
A testimonial notice touts Dr. Schiffmann’s Asthma Cure with claims of long term relief for asthma and hay fever. Rev G L Taylor of Washburn Minn reports his wife was permanently cured after seven years. A Laingsburg Michigan reader says symptoms improved after first use and cough vanished after a few applications. Sold by druggists at 91.00. send a 2c stamp to St Paul Minn for a free trial package.
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Washburn
Martha Simerson
Laingsburg
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Minn
Escape From Witness Room Sparks Police Court Flight
Warren Crowell, about thirty five, escaped from a police court witness room after being held on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and carrying a concealed weapon. He forced a window screen, dropped to a roof, and fled down an alley and into Sixth Street. A boy in the courthouse yard witnessed the escape as Crowell, who had fired at John Williams in an E Street saloon, vanished and authorities seek his recapture with assistance from other cities.
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Beef War in Court Shuts Down Major Eastern Plants
Riot violence erupts as strikebreakers and union workers clash near Swift & Co. facilities. John Schuman, attacked on his doorstep by a 400-strong mob, suffers serious injuries but is not believed to be fatally hurt. A Black strikebreaker fires on cattle handlers at a stockyard platform, sparking a mob chase and eventual escape.
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John Schuman
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S.S.S
Atlanta
Savage Athletic Meet Opens at St Louis Exposition
A two day athletic meet began at the stadium featuring tribes from around the world with hockey football and foot racing by the Cocopa Indians archery by Japanese groups and events by African pygmies Patagonian riders and aboriginal tribes The event drew a large crowd and prize incentives included watermelons for participation. Notable visitors included Gov P L Rodriguez of Hidalgo Mexico and Gov Jefferson Davis of Arkansas. Troop H Eighth Cavalry entered a tug of war and sprint events. Meanwhile the Congress of Arts and Sciences at the St Louis Exposition planned for September 19 to 29 drew 120 foreign speakers led by Prof Lamprecht and Prof Philippovich with James J Hill presiding over transportation. The program, two years in the making, will showcase global experts over six weeks.
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L. A. Matlock
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Congress of Arts and Science
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Karl Lemprecht
Eugen von Phillippovich
von Phillppovich
University of Vienna
Europe
James J. Hill
Lamprecht
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Adams
Yale
President Roosevelt Invited to St Louis Exposition
President Roosevelt received a personal invitation to visit the St Louis Exposition from William H Thompson treasurer of the exposition company. Thompson is en route east after a vacation. The President said he would appreciate the invitation but that it would be impossible to accept due to campaign travel.
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Precautions In New York Amid Meat Pack Strike
In New York on August 11 a sympathetic strike by firemen and engineers at major packing houses threatened meat supplies but plants stayed open. Police sent 50 officers to slaughter-house districts with 30 more to follow after midnight. guards to patrol yards and wagons leaving at dawn. Calcium lights placed along docks to aid police. strikers replacements to sleep on barges. In Chicago the Federation of Labor urged open shop firms to meet strikers, but firms refused to negotiate.
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Vantry
Setgwarzschild & Bulzberger
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Blumenthal
United Dressed Reef Company
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Chicago Federation of Labor
Building Lockout in Hartford Enforced by Employers
Hartford Conn Aug 11 All union men employed in buildings under construction in Hartford were locked out by their employers for 10 days in response to a union decision to back a sympathetic strike against a contractor who disputed a 75 cent overtime bill with a discharged bricklayer.
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Buried by quicksand in Eden disaster strikes Pueblo
Funeral services for Eden disaster victims halt town activity as many business houses close and notices announce the city is dead. The death toll rises to at least 100 with bodies shipped to out of state locations. Relics include two watches numbered 6367077 and 8827269, a photograph with F C B initials, five souvenir spoons and a card for Dr Lynn D Matthews, and a valise tagged F J Schurman Warrensburg Mo.
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Bodenan
Florence
Mass
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Northampton
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F. J. Schurman
Warrensburg
Fish a Plenty for All in Portland Market
Report from the Portland Press notes ample fish supply amid a beef strike. Swordfish halibut cod and hake are abundant at reasonable prices while mackerel remains less plentiful. The piece highlights seasonal abundance and steady demand as a contrast to labor actions elsewhere.
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Many Quirky Inquiries Stir District Building Office
Readers’ letters from Brookland and beyond reveal a flood of odd requests to the District Building from demands for hen scratching sheds to concerns about piano noise and naturalization papers. Officials laugh at foreign misaddressed mail while fielding dozens of complaints about animal noises and public nuisances as they handle civil action and translation woes.
Frye, Master Angler. Senator Lays Down Trout Fishing Law
Maine's Senator Frye warns against indolent pretenders and cruel fishing. He condemns boat hauling with multiple hooks, killing fish for sport, hooking on spawning beds, and deep-water speckled trout as unworthy. He says such acts are not sport though they may feed. In a separate chat, a divorce case ends with custody to the mother. a child remains.
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Charity and Court Etiquette Alter Presentation at Saxony Court
A young American woman sought presentation at the Wing of Saxony court but officials blocked her social standing. She consulted her father who advised a publicity tactic to reframe her as the daughter of an eminent philanthropist, leading to her presentation.
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