Molly Brant's Stake Triumph in Delaware Handicap
Molly Brant won the Delaware handicap for three-year-olds and up at Saratoga, with Malden the favorite never headed in the steeplechase. Stalwart surged to second by a half length as Grazio and Light Brigade traded the lead, while Teacress upset in the earlier race and Africander took a decisive win in the sixth. Dick Hasse and jockey Welly escaped a fall unhurt.
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Malden
Dick Hasse
Saratoga
Molly Brant
Delaware
Graziallo
Light Brigade
Stalwart
Ayn
Tramotor
Teacress
Dalesford
Tuek Hasse
Welly
Liverpool
Reilly
Africander
Fuller
Fort Hunter
Tracresa
Hildebrand
Workman
Cormack
Cravers
Jerry C
Niblick
Golden Sunrise
Delana
Winchester
Cotillion
Sper
Misselman
Henry
Daviesford
Stalwart Ims
Hilfebrand
Graziani
J. Martin
Orly
Conkling
Oliphant
yNetl
Proceedy
Waswitt
Stevedore
the Musketeer
Marjoram and
Elyria
Lord Badge
Bar le Duc
Amur
Keynote
Lady Patenvate
Carh
Palm Reader
Flora
Hvmertus
Frindthorpe
Nopsite
Sautebury
Trapper
Gamera
Khorasan
Highborn
Martha Gorman
Easy Street
Franeigcu
Aardovih
Demurrer
Fish Witch
Ius
Agnes D
Mivivallen
Canajoharie
Jonah Shad
Mounrehank
Thiedla Heather
Allan Gartish
Glister
Taf Sun
Miss Inez Takes Proviso Stakes at Harlem Feature
Miss Inez won the Proviso Stakes at Harlem with Allen Avon second and Del Carina third. Tom Shelly narrowly missed money as Del Carina swung wide on the stretch bend. Weather clear and track good. multiple races listed with horses and times from the event.
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Allen Avon
del Carina
Harlem
Chicago
Miss Inez
Tom Shelly
Aml Read
Nico
Tu 1Won
Ralph Reese
T. Uecard
Big Beach
McIntyret
Retort
Devout
Rather Royal
Augusta Vitoria
Dr Kinnes
Silas Lee
Waddell
Uo Pura Bele
Gadfly
EVOND
Delagoa
Hensi
Lin
den Domo
Morrison
Grozane
Mif
St. Bonnie
Pri
Miss Inex
Henry
Wot
Arlen Avon
McBride
Carina
iTeenfeld
Hernta
Flying Brook
Leia
Greenfield
Appie
San Rémo
Oregar
Thine
Sweet C
Kleinwood
Sweet Tore
Plautus
Benson Caldwell
Morris
Emigre
Wolf
Hudson
McBrides
Time
Blackthorn
Mirena
Harry New
Emma A
Helgerson
Magic Flute
Japan
Brand New
Cyprienne
Chockayette
Noga W
Fly Lady
Trossachs
Maggia Leeber
Agnes Brennan
Oliver Me
Springstead
Light Opera and Doeskin Win At St Louis Fair Grounds
St Louis August 11 Light Opera and Doeskin were the winning favorites at the Fair Grounds today Oldstone proved the top three year old with a handicap victory in the fourth race and several other runners filled major placings across the card including Colonel Preston and Shortcake in earlier legs and Do skin and Opal Lass among the afternoon highlights.
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St. Louis
Oldstone
St. Louise
Light Opera
Doeskin
Fair Grounds
Colonel Preston
Traxler
His Worship
Lindsey
Dresden
H. Anderson
Bestirring
Sheridan
Anadarco
Joe Graham
Mister Dade
Bradwarlin
Rice
Troxter
Lansdowne
Roch
Mal Apring
Worthington
Lynet
Motive Area
L. Whitams
Shortcake
Vanderbout
Rarma
Foley
Alcom R
Dred L
Golinda
Lady Matchless
Adelante
Howell
Jack Young
W. Davis
Wagondy Toby Tosa
Kindsey
Harmekin
Pathammon
Commodore
Fria Lee
Davis
Waikenden
Williams
Fruit
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Tiime
Jimmie
Hazy
Lady Fait
Monogram
Hattla Carr
Arlena
Nicona
Out Joe
Alice Platt
Princess Orta
Velos
Pourquoipas
Trapsefier
Miss Betty
Doctor Kier
Sting
Pathos
Sempervivax
Wet turf at Southampton tennis tournament advances big names
In wet turf conditions at Meadow Club Southampton Aug 11, W A Larned, W J Clothier, and E B Dewhurst reached the third round in solid form, with doubles led by Clothier and Dewhurst. Other results include Tilagden over Le Roy and several open singles and doubles matches, while Jamestown trotting and Poughkeepsie events report strong fields and fast times.
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Southampton
I. I
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
Sjocum
Lark
Kobbe
Hartner
Post
Millett
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R. Fincke
Campbell
Robert Huntington
Stillman
Lannan
Sard
Humphrey
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Barnes
Dixon
Wrenn
Blagden
Watson
Prentce
Colsen
Pell
Dodge
Big stake to Sweet Marie at Empire City track
Races resumed at Empire City track with 5,000 spectators. The $10,000 Knick erbocker for 2:14 trotters drew six entries led by Sweet Marie at 200. Stanley Dillon topped the 2:4 trot, Gold Burr narrowly beating him, while Leta and Louvain won other events. Dorcas H. took the 2:25 pace, Dorcas H. also won second heat, and Darius led the 2:10 pace before the stretch. Results from multiple trotting and pacing heats listed with winners and times.
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Poughkeepsie
Aug. U
New Paltz
Ora Jansen
Lunda
Florence Lowe
Midnight
Hal
Young Stamhou
Colonel Julius
Little Tide
Axilek
General Shatter
Nim Kennedy
Oneta
Billy Andrews
Mora
Governor Roosevelt
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Prince
Kid Shay
Mike W
Bounder
Snow
Eneey Bey
Maipire
Sweet Marie
John Me
Katherine
Stanley Dillon
Detroi
Gold Burr
Black Thorn
Id Burr
Onrhy
Lady Gail Hampton
Behtind
Leta
Louvain
Dorcas H
Bucktock
Bucklock
Teddy Weaver
Dandy C
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McKinney
Cates Mambrine
Smith
Ve Aristo
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de Ryder
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Ickera
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Bo Am
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Masty Gage
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Wiggins
Suesta
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Buckrock
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Curry
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Queen of Forkhurst
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Doble
Contenza
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Hudson
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Veene
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Darius
Fred Wilkes
Almald
Almont
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da Hyder
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Phillips
Sedie Baron
Elias Estate Placed Under Temporary Receiver In Suit
Justice Blanchard names Gilbert M. Montegue as temporary receiver for Hannah Elias assets in the Platt v Elias case seeking 685000. The court keeps the injunction against disposal, but allows 3500 monthly rents and defense fees. In Wilmington, Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co. appointed receiver for United Button Co. until bankruptcy trustee is selected. Bond set at 100900.
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Blanchard
Gilbert M. Montegue
Hannah Elias
John R. Platt
Justice Blanchard
Wannah Elias
Platt
Button Trust
Wilmington
Del
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Company
United Button Company
Delaware Corporation
Death by Own Action of Civil War Veteran in Allentown
Allentown Pennsylvania August 1. Jacob Tugant eighty years old, a resident of the Soldiers Home at Hampton Virginia, died by his own hand today after being refused a drink of liquor. Tugant had a ninety day furlough with relatives at Coplay in this county. Former Governor Fifer Injured in Charlevoix. Joseph W. Fifer of Bloomington Illinois, a former governor, is confined to bed after a fall at his summer cottage, slipping on a wet sidewalk and breaking his arm near the shoulder.
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Hampton
Tugant
Cop- Jay
Fifer
Charlevoix
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Alnois
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Bloomington
Asthma Cure Promises Notable Patient Endorsements
Rev G L Taylor of Washburn Minnesota reports his wife found a permanent cure after seven years using Schiffmanns Asthma Cure. A Hay Fever sufferer claims rapid relief and cough cure after first uses. Mrs Martha Simerson of Laingsburg Michigan endorses the remedy, sold by druggists for one dollar with stamps for a free trial package from Dr R Schiffmann in St Paul MN.
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Washburn
Martha Simerson
Laingsburg
Mich
R. Schiffmann
St. Paul
Minn
Escape from Witness Room After Shot Try in Washington
Warren Crowell escaped from the police court witness room after attempting to shoot John Williams at a saloon on E Street Northwest. A boy witnessed Crowell force the window screen, drop to a roof, and flee, then stroll away flower in hand. He fled eastward and vanished at Sixth and E streets, while authorities sought help from other cities. Crowell, about 35, had arrived from Norfolk, Virginia a month earlier.
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John Willams
E Street
Liberty
Crowell
J. H. Lee
Harry Haight
Tenth Street
Negro Williams
Mr. Haight
Campbell Carrington
Carrington
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Marshal Lacey
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Norfolk
Beef War in Court and Riotous Attacks in Market
Yesterday saw weak demand and lower prices as major eastern plants curtailed purchases. A strikebreaker, John Schuman, was beaten by a 400-strong mob outside Swift & Co. His injures are serious but not fatal. A black strikebreaker on a stockyard platform fired four shots at workers, triggering a chaotic chase and lynch fears, but he escaped.
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Big Eastern
John Schuman
Swift & Co
Po Uce
Schuman
Savage athletic meet opens at St Louis exhibit
A two day athletic meet with tribal participants from the exposition's anthropological display opened in St Louis with hockey football and foot racing by various groups. Mexican and Arkansas officials visited as foreign guests arrived. The Congress of Arts and Sciences preparations drew dozens of foreign scholars to the St Louis Exposition with a six week program featuring transportation experts medieval historians and more.
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Africa
Japan
P. L. Rodriguez
Hidalgo
Mexico
Diaz
Jefferson Davis
Arkansas
H. Eighth Cavalry
Jefferson Baracks
L. A. Matlock
New York
Congress of Arts and Science
St. Louis Exposition
United States
Karl Lemprecht
Eugen von Phillippovich
von Phillppovich
University of Vienna
Europe
James J. Hill
Lamprecht
Haskins
Adams
Yale
Roosevelt Likely to Decline Visit to St Louis Exposition
President Roosevelt received a personal invitation from William H. Thompson to visit the St. Louis Exposition but indicated it would be impossible to accept during the campaign. He thanked Thompson for the cordial invitation and noted travel constraints would prevent such a trip.
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St. Louis Exposition
William H. Thompson
Exposition Company
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St. Louis
Thompegon
Precautions In New York Strike Paralyses Packagers
In New York workers in meat packing plants face a sympathy strike by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers' Workmen. Despite the walkout, plants stay running as Capt. Vantry deploys fifty police and plans thirty more after midnight to guard docks and yards. Calcium lights line docks and strikers’ replacements sleep on barges alongside the docks. In Chicago, a federation committee urged open shop firms to negotiate with striking workers, but firms refused.
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Aug
Amalgamated
Vantry
Setgwarzschild & Bulzberger
United Dressed Beef Company
Noticamen
Blumenthal
United Dressed Reef Company
Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Building Lockout in Hartford
Hartford, Conn., Aug. 11. All union men in buildings under construction in Hartford were locked out by their employers for 10 days in response to the union supporting a sympathetic strike. The strike arose after a contractor disagreed with a discharged bricklayer over a 75 cent overtime bill.
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Conn
Buried by quicksand in Eden disaster
Pueblo August 11 during funeral services for Eden disaster victims many city businesses closed with notices reading Because of the City's Dead. Bodies sent to out of state locations include Captain Frank Bodenan to Florence Massachusetts and Mrs L A Stevens to Northampton Massachusetts. Not less than 100 lives lost. Relics found include two watches two souvenir spoons a photograph card and a valise tag.
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Bodenan
Florence
Mass
Carrie QO. Bishop
Hartford
Conn
L. A. Stevens
Northampton
F.C. B
Lynn D. Matthews
F. J. Schurman
Warrensburg
Fish in Plenty as West Butchers Strike Impacts Portland Market
Portland Press notes the West butchers strike has not raised fish prices. Local fish market remains well patronized with ample swordfish halibut cod and hake available. Mackerel is in shorter supply though overall supply and variety remain high for the season. An Ash dealer reports broad availability at reasonable prices amid ongoing market activity.
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Portland
West
Many Quixotic Affronts From District Building Tales
A long District Building column recalls absurd inquiries and letters from foreigners and Americans about permits and nuisances. Hen sheds, piano noise, barking, and even a Japanese letter to the Lord Mayor reveal widespread misunderstandings of District government. Health and civil affairs receive similar odd correspondences, while a pawn broker anecdote and a London war office note add broad social color.
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Georgetown
Macfarland
Japan
Washington
Sylvester
Police Department
District of Columbia
Stutler
Dubant
Mack
Chinaman
Frye, Master Angler. Maine Senator Bans Trout Fishing Vices
The Independent quotes Senator Frye denouncing insincere anglers. He warns against lazy pretenders, overzealous killers, fish driven from spawning beds, and those who fish only for a daily dinner, calling such acts murder and unworthy sport. The piece ends with a stray dialogue about a divorce and child custody.
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Maine
Senator Frye
The
Independent
Woman Wins Court Presentation by Charity
A young American woman seeking presentation at the Wing of Saxony court faced official objections over her social standing. After she informed her father, his reply claimed she could be presented as the daughter of an eminent philanthropist, resolving the issue.
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