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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1908

Page

41

Start Favors Madden Edward Strong at Finish

Keene's helmet falters at the break in the Union Hotel Stakes as Edward Strong wins the ten thousand dollar race. Hitchcock captures two events with Bayonet and Angelus favored and narrowly edged to victory.

Keene Barrier Hitchcock Bayonet Angelus

Winners of J Grand Union Hotel Stakes at Saratoga

Luck favored Jum Edden in the 10000 Grand Union Hotel Stakes for 2 year olds at Saratoga, with Edward and Barnet edging Bonohbin by a head. Lady Hubbard and Strike Out part of the top finishers. Adriana edged Pally Watts in the opening race. Angelus and Keenectra highlighted other events while several favorites fell.

Washington Post Saratoga Jum Edden Madden Eaward Lady Hubbard HH. P. Whitney Bobbin James St Keene Uwelmek Acid HL. B. Ducyeu Bob Sweet Edward Barnet Bonohbin Strike Out Hitchcock, Jr Thase Bat Yeas Angelus Teheouk Antie Schilling John Sanford Danosean Kennyette Shower Tin Way Angelus Wor Danoscatra Keunyerto

Madden in Good Luck at the Washington Port Meeting

Madden's luck sustains followers as the stable shelters useful wateries and ships horses trained for Mr. Hitchcock to last. Top rider skill shapes many wins, with Edward narrowly beating Robbin in a Grand Union race. Jack Joyner declines a whip on Bobbin, instructing a head up, snug finish as the field presses.

Washington Port Ia Atte Ons Tomes Grand Union Edward Robbin Aweet Schilling Sweet Troyslim Jack Joyner Bobbin Mr. Whitney

Thoroughbred Racing Notes From The Track

The report details winnings and owners led by Edward and Mr Keene with figures of 8 250 dollars and around 160 000 dollars for the season. It notes Gov Hughes detectives at the track for Sheriff Bradley proceeding, ship-outs of R P Wilson Jr horses to Empire City, a steeplechase mishap injuring Bayonet, and Jockey E Dugan heading to Empire City after suspension while John J Hayes prepares to sail home from Queenstown.

Edward Madden Keenelin Sir Martin Fayette Court Laag High Range Lady Hubbard Obdurate Takahira Lawton Wiggins Schleswig Regman Joe Madden King James Harriman Connaught Ranger Gov. Hughes Bradley Albany R.P. Wilson, Jr Empire City Beaucoup P. Ambrose Clark Bat Butong Sampson Moi Kenneyette Notter E. Dugan Yonkers Harry Payne Whitney

Will Honor Cy Young Today In Boston Celebration

Boston fans flood the city for Cy Young day with bands, a victory parade and a big afternoon baseball game. Jimmy Collins will present a silver cup while other fans prepare additional cups and jewels. Cy Young and Ginger will form the battery for Boston, with Coombs Chesbro and Burney pitching for the pick team and Schreck catching.

Washington Post Boston Mass Cy Young Pig Park George Davis Chicago Jimmy Collins Philadelphia Ginger Coombs Chesbro Burny Schreck Detroit Cleveland

Fort Erik meet yields mixed maidens and derailed events

At Fort Erik and Furst, multiple races with numerous runnings included maiden and two year old events. Winners included Jane Minonella in a six furlong maiden and Gloriole and Polar Star taking early stakes, while several races were declared off or split, with substitutions noted and times listed for each completed run.

Lake Erie harness races draw bigger crowd in Bradford

Bradford Pa August 12 Lake Erie circuit events attracted a larger crowd than opening day. Mamie Riley won the 2 12 pace and was a top favorite. Heats featured Sincerity Puree and Sir Arthur among winners with several horses placing across 2 18 pace and 2 12 trot events. Best times included 2 21 trot and 2 14 pace performances by Fair Oaks and Mamie Riley.

Bradford Lake Hrie Mamie Riley Sincerity Fiesta Gell Daron Fallnot Frank Mack Sir Arthur Mies Ortolen Green Pilot

Racing Entries at Saratoga Highlight Crowded First Sprint

The Saratoga card lists six races with mixed entries. Notable names include Haniliean and Westbury in the opener, 3-year-olds in a selling, and several older horses in the longer routes. Odds and exact weights shown for each entrant across races.

Among the Amateurs Fort Myer Team Returns from Tour

The Fort Myer baseball unit returns after a two month tour seeking play with 411 first class teams in Virginia and Washington. Fort Myer has won 29 games, lost 3, and tied 1. Address Bergt Hawk Dj Troop Thirteenth Cavalry Fort Myer Va.

Fort Myer Todd Ike Virginia Washington Thirtsenth Cavalry

Leesburg Outplays Upperville in Tight Baseball Tilt

Leesburg defeats Upperville in a well played game at Leesburg Virginia. Wise produced a sensational grounder to drive in the victors and made a notable fly catch in the crowd. Pletcher and Harrison pitched. Newton and Hope provided key hits as Leesburg took the lead late and held on for the win.

Leesburg Wise Washington Post Upperville Mcker Liley Titchetoe Fletcher al Harrison Hors Suns Lynn Alexander Jackson Whitmore Newton Hope Pletcher Fete Mewton Bila Alesarder I Wemley A. Suckeon Burrisos Dulany Lemisy Alexander’ End Kincheloe Mr. Newton

Norfolk Takes Series Over Roanoke 3 2 In Scenic City Game

Norfolk clinches the series by winning 3 to 2 over Roanoke. Errors influenced runs for both sides as Otey pitched for Roanoke and Ellinger for Norfolk. Timed 1 hour 35 minutes in Richmond doubleheader results.

Results at Seattle First Race at six furlongs

Results list multiple races from Seattle racecourse. Frolife won race one at six furlongs for older horses, with Emma G. second and Old-Settler among noted runners. Second race saw Mancia neck ahead of Falr Annie and Lula G. Tanara among others. Third race resulted Kerry G winning over Belle Kinney, Sik Stocking, and Teme. Fourth race featured Logistilla in handicap over 11 16 miles with Pedro placing. time noted. Fifth race had Forest Rowe winning at one mile for 4 year olds and up, with Jason second and Potters Grande third. Sixth race concluded Agnote leading over La Rowe, with other runners listed.

Adriana U. P. Whitney Twen Role Films John Sanford Pally Watts Ave Punch John BE. McMillan Hayes Valles Tank Command B. Duryea Shining Otter Pran Bissiera Wsewe Inui Tns Weiptop Queen Sefton Hack Sempsan Secand Champlain Angelus Bane Oteban Ik Notter Lally Dibbia Susteeman Helmet Glkn Mitlers Alto Rgn Danoscara Patty McMillan Iidfast Grace Termina Ss Veeiavion Auberti Sven Tra Wane Hrek McDaniel Aig I Vime Hater Harvel Fair Mes Annaloc Franville Etco FURST Jane Minonella Pickens Tom Reid Lies Hennedy Console V. Powers Ito Stowawa Philosopher Coateuttor Yankee Vidette Gap Griffon Schuh Joe Frakes Joe Rose Tramp Fast Turipnuns Liebert Syrionga Bergnade Powers Swadi Aratia Bergen Netond Misa Crittenden Wickens Mins Imo Gene Lurid She Wolf Zeel Hempton Beauty Floreat Bace Kings Thistle Bergén Wan Traxler Mason Aiso Polar Star Dix Ben Almindine Foreland HSL Pimist Fred Macs Boy Luo Tom Dolssney Stent Allen Saratoga Haniliean Ely Agen Hivestone Big Chief Berry Muld Dreamer Westbury Maymela Oxford Fort Johson Marathon Lou Aletheau Banyah Adruf Déanne D'Arc Beekom Wao Regal Rorpal Rock Gre Ancognita Glancus Giid Countermend Torenia Ender True Robert Cooper Pursiane Mono Sam Rice Fancy Sir Teddington Gramsar Thomas Calhoun Alana G Furlonga Michael Rieck Garaconde Bedford Nunda Miss Kearney Fort Erle Frolife A. Walsh St. Francis Mentry Emma G John Carroill Elmdale Inelement J. Hayes Mancia Tog Falr Annie Betand Lula G. Tanara Angelfaca Toby Decorate Delling Kerry Belle Kinney Hussarl Sik Stocking Hie Teme Gene ‘Russell Bavaris Belle of Iroquois Taylor Georg Grey King Burning Bush Logistilla Page Pedro Tony Faust C_ Koerner Stanley Fay Wa T.” Fryer Green Seal Pater Sterling Alsoran Forest Rowe A Russel Firet Jasons A. Morgan Potters Grande A. Harrie Izz Our Satie J C. Craus Storma Joe Harlan Christmas Tide el Chihahua la’ Rowe Tod Wo Mcintyre Thme Othmar Barsini Jackfull Doe Craig Mead Dance Etba Philaemus Balable Alsa Yan

Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills Promise Fast Relief

George W. Baylor of Pittsburgh writes that Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills stop headaches quickly with no stomach upset and no lasting after effects. The ad touts a 26 dose, 25 cent trial and a money back guarantee if they fail to help.

Horge W. Baylor Miles Medical CO Emmart, Ind

Quander dies after resisting arrest in Fairfax county

George Quander, a 55 year old Black man, tried to seize Deputy Sheriff W D Crosss revolver during arrest in Fairfax county. Cross fired injuring Quander who fled and bled to death in bushes. A Fairfax jury exonerated Cross and ruled Quander died resisting arrest.

George Quander W. D. Cross Washington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Sherif William D. Cross Fairfax County Quander Gross Brown Sherif Cross Cross Ballenger Bert Ayres George C. Stuart F. M. Ballenger George Watkins G. K. Pickett

Burglar Flees After A Alexandria Home Break In

Early morning alarm at 1301 Prince Street in Alexandria uncovered a man rifling a bureau. A white man wearing white shoes fled through a window and out the front door after a young daughter woke her mother Mrs Kate Posey. Police Talbott and Nicholson found the entry and no items stolen.

Kate Pogey Prince Street Alexandria

Paint Men Defeated 9-3 in Six Inning Commercial League Win

The Leaders added another win in the Commercial League beating the Paint men 9 to 3 in six innings. Taggart pitched well for the winners and Gray allowed seven hits but was hurt by supporting errors. Dyer and Goodman sparked two key double plays while Noyes and Murphy led at the plate with multiple hits.

Jeaders Paintmen Taggart Gray Pieht Dyer Goodman Abu O AI Sturphy Hoan Noyes Lawson Gouden giBott Appel Bite DL O'Brien A O Murphy Wray Ouxtine Poog Ff Noyes Digan Cuapin Brei Ih Moore Holt Witte Murphy Meili Ole Iodre Geampton Bion Bence Dyery Hawser Papert Pbelte Crom Oumpire Mr. Fin

Midshipmen Fourth Class meet won by third company

The Washington Post reports Annapolis August 12 that the third company won the field and track meet with 41 points, securing privileges for September. Individuals dominated events including the 110-yard hurdles, 220-yard dash, mile run, and various field contests with multiple teammates placing high.

Spelies Washington Post Annapolis Midshipmen Dickens Éth Hans Bett Det Forster Boyes Thompson Boyd Abbott Ulind Dickens, 4Th; Pte? Gett, “Ist, Second; Wickes Fisher Milla Greenman Think Giréen Ramsay Toponds Lockwood Robinson Ashy Gecoua Lockwood Vines Rele Gus Third Secor Company Fitat Company Curley Edompton Nickerson Jat Accohd Rovinson Roth Csenond Dodd Helgut Fae Bier Good Wakeman Usled Hamm Heinze Sneen Decker

Train Stop Arrests Suspect in Va Assault Case

Sarsburg Virginia, Aug 12 A T Hood wanted for criminal assault on Miss Myrtie Drummond, was captured yesterday near Burke by a constable riding an engine cab. Hood halted the train with a pistol and was taken at the scene. He denies guilt. Hood, a 40 year old Seventh Day Adventist with a family, often conducts street services in the area.

Washington Post Sarsburg A. T. Hood Myrtie Drummond Burke Hood

Roanoke Dentist Goes On Trial In Assault Case

In Roanoke Virginia dentist W S Gregory faces a police court trial on an alleged attempted assault against Theodora Irvin. A mysterious young woman Elsie Patterson testified that she observed events and that Gregory warned her not to bring her sister. The case resumes with Gregory denying the accusation and a timeline of the alleged chloroform incident.

Washington Post Roanoke W. S. Gregory Theodora Irvin Gregory Hig Elsie Patterson Miss Irvin B. M. Coulter Lee Keedick

Winchester Loses to Hagerstown in Heat Affected Game

Hagerstown Md Aug 12 defeating Winchester 6 to 1 at Athletic Park. Duggan homered for Winchester in the second inning the lone score. Fouringles doubled and an error helped Hagerstown to five runs in the second. Shiner and Russell pitched with illness late in the game Duggan also ill. Cantwell finished. Time 1 hour 40 minutes. Special to The Washington Post Fredericksburg Va Aug 12 last of three Fredericksburg Petersburg games played tonight. series continues tomorrow at Petersburg. Batteries Meister Mullen Fitzpatrick Churn. Roanoke Va Aug 12 suit for 10000 against Norfolk and Western Railway by A Lanza administrator for Frank Parella killed by train at Welch Station W Va. Raleigh N C Aug 12 official reports show 713 districts voting in favor of a local public school tax.

Washington Post Norfolk Roanoke Cts McGee Rbynder Oy Falgren aDonohue Ol Jackson NeMehon Boyle Giovans Orey Oeinger Nurfolk Richmond Portsmouth Wesliington Hilbert Danville Lynchburg Walsh Henn Riggs el Denville Byrd Powell Bowen Lecyle Arnigerong Hooker Sweeney Sowog Wallace Fisher Raley Wheiohart Wertlake Ryan C. al Lynchberg Rons Hean Harned Keinhart Ron— Henn Weatleke Hert Lynettburg OM Walsh Ivy Reid Lynchhara Hennager Hagerstown Winchester Athletic Park Duggan Fouringles Shiner Russell Cantwell Washington Fredericksburg Petersburg Fredericksbur Meister Mullen Fitzpatrick Churn Norfolk and Western Railway Company A. Lanza Frank Parella Welch Station Raleigh N. C Offial

Eloping Minors Returned Under Maryland Law Refusal

Bessie Edwards and Alle Tillinghast, both minors from Speonk New York, eloped to Baltimore claiming marriage. Maryland law rejected the union due to lack of parental consent. They returned to Speonk with the mother and a detective, with plans for a possible ceremony next day at the Edwards home.

Washington New York Bessie Ewards Alle Tillinghast Speonk Long Island Baltimore Monhday Central Tillinghast Long Island City Mia Liberty Street Thirty-fourth Street Eastport Edwards

Central State Hospital to Build Female Tuberculosis Ward

Petersburg Virginia August 12 the board of directors of Central State Hospital in Dinwiddie county near here votes to erect a one story building for female tuberculous patients. It will be set apart from other structures and include a kitchen dining room heating plant and nurses quarters with capacity for 30 or more patients. The male consumptives colony nearby follows an outdoor life with cottages and tents about a mile from the hospital.

Washington Post Petersburg

Retired Navy Captain Weds in Suffolk Home

Miss Helen Sherwood Quimby, daughter of Mrs. Lucy H. Quimby and the late Mayor W. M. Quimby, married Capt. Henry Minett A N retired at a Suffolk ceremony held at the bride’s home. Clergy were Rev. Minor and Rev. Dunn. The couple will reside in Norfolk.

Washington Post Suffolk Helen Sherwood Quimby Lucy H W. M. Quimby Henry Minett BE. Fp, Minor Norfolk Joseph B. Dunn Edwin Morton Coates Quimby E. Q. Quimby John G. Quimby U. N Edward A. Norfleet Lund Charles L. Hutching Charles Quimby Hutchins

New Bed for Appomattox Project Progress Report

Maj Kuhn the state engineer from Norfolk inspected the Appomattox River and New River diversion works in Petersburg on August 12. He reported three dredges active with a fourth due soon and noted a suction dredge finished a narrow cut through major shoals improving water traffic facilities.

Washington Foat Petersburg Maj Kuhn Norfolk Offeer Appomattox

Roanoke Taxable Value Up 65 Percent in Roanoke

Roanoke Virginia reports total real estate value excluding corporate property at 8 989 355 dollars with a 65 percent rise from last year. Valley Baptist Association meeting at Vinton includes 67 churches across Roanoke Botetourt Montgomery Giles counties with J P Saul elected moderator and G A Johnson vice moderator. Reverend George W Statton of Hagerstown dies at 33 after six years as clergyman. Sheriff Purcell assaulted during arrest of William Haymaker for alleged wife desertion. Haymaker brothers involved. Norfolk candidates end joint congressional debates in the Second Virginia district, preferring separate speaking engagements.

Roanoke Tucker Valley Baptists Valley Baptist Association Botetourt Montgomery Giles Vinton J. P. Saul Salon G. A. Johnson Christiansburg

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