Purslane Wins Amsterdam Selling at Saratoga Race Meet
Saratoga Aug 13 Purslane owned by J E Seagram won the Amsterdam Selling Brakes at a mile in 1:41 8-5 with Alauda second and Dreamer close. Feanne DArc led the pace in Forsythe’s handicap for 7 furlongs, finishing a length and a half ahead of Westbury as others tracked. The Gardener evergreen winner for 2-year-olds drove to win by a neck over Sandpiper, while Incognito led the 6 furlong fourth race before a late surge by Torgnia.
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Epersal
Washington Post
Saratoga
J. E. Seagram
Purslane
Amsterdam
Pp. Whitney
Fanor
Alauda
Fancy
Monocle
F. A. Forsythe
H. P. Whitney
Westbury
H. B. Duryea
the Gardener
Sandpiper
Incognito
Torgnia
John el
Madden
Miss Kearney
Walden
Jeanne d’ Azz
McCaher
Wentbury
Adriade
Lang
Orford
Arya
Deekon
SECON
Ramred
Sampson
Paddy
Kelly
Sanapiner
Inevettite
Notter
Torenia
Lobo
Hieo
Algo Tak
Miuls
V. Va fGilvert
Robert Couper
Moxocrlz
N Rice
Ren High
Grainger Algo
Staten
Kearney
Jiu
Plastical
McDanie
Moolod
Necter
Fittitoy
Winners and odds from Saratoga Fort Erie and Seattle races
Report lists horses and odds from Saratoga Fort Erie and Seattle meets. Mentions Deanne dArc Sampson McCahey and others, with comments on Be is good and potential new Michigan track talks. Notes Derby variety of futures and potential track developments.
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Saratoga
Deanne d’Arc
McCahey
Ramrold
Sampson
the Gardener
McCarthy
Theounito
Nottery
Musgrove
Kearney
Shilling
Sto
Fort Erie
J. Hu. Reed
Kennedy
Dan de Noyles
Glaner
Snake Mary
Butler
Edgley
A. Bo
Helen B
Seattle
Argonaut
A. Walsh
Talarand
Boland
Taxer
Scoville
Even
Fantastic
Buxton
Kaerner
Racing Notes From Washington Post Meet
Washington Post report notes a tame racing day with few crowd thrills and mixed court news in Kings County. Highlights include Miss Kearney’s win and owner John E. Maddern praising the season’s rovers while Furslane cost $505 to retain, as Jockey Club officials monitor licenses and colors ahead of West meets.
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Washington Post
New York
Kings County
Jockey Club
Judge Dike
Bradley
Ike
Albany
Miss Kearney
John E. Maddern
Rovers
Furslane
J. E. Seagram
Barry Littlefield
EB. Rowe
Sam Rice
Algernon Dalogerfield
West
Robert Cooper
Montgomery
Fred Forsythe
Fort Erie Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Races
The card lists results for ten races at Fort Erie with details on winners such as J H Reed and Edgeley, second and third place horses, and finish times ranging from 1:00 to 1:38. The long OCR excerpt covers three-year-olds to older horses plus maiden and selling races, naming contenders like Pan De Noyles Anna Scott Marmoreau and Estella G among others.
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J. H. Reed
Kennedy
Even
Dr. Holzberg
Powers
Gerrymander
Boas
Ben Howe
Pleasing. Trappe
Sir Canaan
Brown Tony
Leonard
Pan de Noyles
Glagner
Jos Gillens
Sinister
Pickens
Prime
Colonel Zeb
Irene B. Ramsey
Oide
Snake Mary
Butler
Woo. Marmoreau
Bergen
Stoner Hill
Gambrinna
Merleith
Inspector
Puvis
Rustle
Ancient
Bertha G
Estella G
Keep Maring
Lieberth
Listerine
Dalaby
Helen B
Kennedys
Lafeyette
Plekens
Camille
Lady Carel
Mottboy
Moonraker
Harry Micheson
Bonebrake
Saratoga Race Entries Aged Horses Dominate First Card
Listings from Saratoga outline entries for today’s program across seven races. Notable weights include High Private 118 and Mad Man 119 in the handicap opener, with multiple fields featuring 100s and 90s in selling races and six furlong sprints.
Athletes Deliver Exhibitions at Queenstown Harbor
Queenstown hosts Olympic stars from London who staged onshore events on the promenade quay. Records fell in multiple athletic tests as Ralph Rose set a 51 ft 4 1/2 in shot put mark, Walsh of Canada hit 16 ft 3 1/2 in in the weight for height, and John Flanagan of the Irish American Athletic Club threw the 56-pound weight 39 ft 3 in. The steamer Oceanic carried John J. Hayes, M. J. Ryan, and J. B. Taylor, all Irish American Athletic Club members, to New York after the demonstrations.
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Queenstown
New York
London
Promenade Quay
Ralph, Rose
San Francisco
Walsh
Canada
John’ Flanagan
Eastern Pair Victors in National Lawn Tennis Doubles
Beals C Wright and Raymond D Tattle defeated Southern champions Hugh G Whitehead and James H Winston in straight sets 6-0 6-3 6-2 at Crescent A C Bay Ridge. Wright and Little led a controlled, sharp attack while Winston struggled with partner coordination in this national doubles prelim. Wright and Little advance to face Emerson and Weidner, with winners to meet Alexander and Hackett for Newport title.
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Washington Post
New York
Beals C. Wright
Raymond’ D. Tattle
Hugh G. Whitehead
James H. Winston
Crescent A
Bay Ridge
Little
Whitehead
Norfolk
Wright
Winston
Leonard Brooks
The
Crescent
A.C. Easterners
Say Little
South
Soult
Jattie
Foot Jenks
L. Whiteheaed
Seminary
Whit
Whitthead
Emerson
Weidner
Alexander
Hackett
Newport
Semifinal Round in Meadow Club Tennis Meet Refreshes Field
In Southampton on August 3 at Meadow Club J D Br Jones Robert Leroy W F Johnson and W J Clothier advanced to the lawn tennis singles semifinals Clothier edged R E B Palmer aided by wind Palmer was unable to lobby Clothier at the net Johnson overwhelmed F C Inman and Jones beat H W Slocum Leroy outplayed H W Westfall to win two sets to one The doubles results followed with Hinck and he defeating Slocum Leroy defeating Westfall Johnson defeating Inman Clothier and Johnson defeating Palmer and Wizane and other pairs earning wins in mixed results Post Want Ads are Free in The Post.
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Southampton
J. D. BR. Jones
Robert Leroy
W. F. Johnson
W. J. Clothier
Meadow Club
Clothier
R. E B. Palmer
Johnson
F. C. Inman
Jones
H. W. Slocum
Leroy
H.W. Westfall
Tollow
Toney
Slocum
Westfall
Inman
Palmer
Hinck
Jack
Anid Westfall
Ienedes
Stillman
Dabney
Met
Avenger Wins Yacht Cup Race in Marblehead Sprint
Ninteen New York Yacht Club yachts raced from Wood End to Half Way Rock Marblehead under southwest wind. Avenger won the overall cup for sloops with Istalena close behind by nine seconds. Queen and Vigilant also posted fast times in various classes as Taormina and other vessels competed for schooner and auxiliary prizes.
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Avenger
Marblehead
Mass
Massachusetts
New York
Eluleet
Wood ‘End
Figer Tip
Cape Cod
Halfway Rock
Vigrant
Migilant
Queen
Taormina
Waa
Istalena
Dlaga
de Zontet
Vwareceder
Emerata
Eclipse
Miradei
William E. Iselin
Keene Denies Rumor About Sending Twenty Horses Abroad
Special to The Washington Post. Keene says he plans to ship twenty yearlings and two-year-olds to Buenos Ayres for auction, not racing, and denies leasing Balaton Lodge. He will race in America next year and breed at Castleton Stud. Haggin and Keene may dispose of surplus stock, not end racing in the U.S.
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Balaton Lodge
Washington Post
New York
James R. Keene
James B. Haggin
Buenos Ayres
Velasquez
Balaton Ledge
Newmarket
England
Keene
Tredge
Heene
Castleton Stud
Haggin
Elmendorf Stud
Kentucky
Mass Fair Draws 15000 as Pocomoke Races Enter Third Day
In Pocomoke Maryland on August 13 a crowd of about 15 000 packed the fairgrounds. Visitors from Virginia Maryland Delaware joined locals for tight close races led by the 2:29 class trot. Billy Prince collided with May Case allowing John White to win three heats as Miss Lillian Hoffman rode two horses in Roman stance around the half mile track in 59 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Pocomoke
Pocomoke Fair
Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Billy Prince
May Case
Bull
John White
Bill Prince
Lillian Hoffman
Troetting
White Mangherty
Bily Prince
Bully
Troilie
Welliver
Gare
Street
Maxis Hlness
Reeves
Gracie W
Haring
Robin Bird
Honest Jim Day
Dyer
Nancy Lee
H. R. Tyson
Allen
McKees Me
Sweeney
Bmy C
Werd V
Wilson
Warren -Rogera
Sturgis
Beastie M
Bresle
van Hether
H. Ro Tyson
Orion
Nervine Restores Nervous Energy Promises Whole-Body Help
Broken down over work and stress harm the nervous system. Dr Miles Nervine rebuilds strength and supports organs dependent on nerves. A user reports wife recovery from nervous prostration after starting Nervine, now enjoying robust health. BEY, J.H., HERSHEY, Pennsylvania.
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Miles’ Nervine
Wita
Miles Wervine
Eee Bey
J.H
Hershey
Litits
Panera
Miles Medical CO
Elktiart
Ind
Front Royal Horse Show Closes With Big Crowd and Upsets
The final day in Front Royal Virginia drew packed stands as top heavy weight hunters impressed judges. Odd Sox was disqualified after a farmer’s flat race mix up while Jack London took first money. Bookmakers were ruled off the track as L. G. Lackey rode Cossack beside his dog over jumps. The program listed multiple classes with winners including Grand Marshal and King Edward in various divisions.
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Jack
London
Washington Post
Front Royal
Odd- Sox
Kitty
Jack London
King Edward
W. D. Benner
Rogers Bros
Pred Okie
Keswick
I. Ht
Weathervae
Park gaddle—Firet
E. H. Wauther-_ bee
Fred Okie
Sarena
Julian Morrie
Pirat
Rorat Swell
Bowles Bros
Wirst
Lula
B. Marshall
Gecoond
Regina
J. K. Marshal
Dot
Marshall
Nick
A. E Bowers
Parmners
Firet
Maud
J. R
Jeb
Firat
Fred Oule
David Grey
Weatherbee
George Zinnae
Richmond Wins Fourth Straight Over Portsmouth in County Game
Richmond defeated Portsmouth 4 to 0 in the seventh inning, aided by Portsmouth errors. Key players include Quinn, Hallman, Stinson, and Mesitt for Richmond, while Lipe and Builet contributed for Portsmouth. The game lasted 1 hour 50 minutes with Richmond mounting a late rally to secure the win.
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Richmond
Portsmouth
Quinn
Harkman
Michmond
Portymouth
Aeb Pipe
Lawrones
Kangier
Olsehryder
Wadleigh
Auing
Hallman
OO LO
Lipe
Ransler
Stinson
Sandherr
Sieber
Mesatut
Lawrence
Builet
Toner
Messitt
Bullet
Lawrenes
Titman
Walid Phea
Balla
Ison
Mr. Byron
Hart to Fight O Brien in September Battle at Armory
Special to The Washington Post from Boston reports Kentucky’s G Marvin Hart and Philadelphia’s Jack OBrien will meet in a twelve round catchweight bout at the Armory A. A. in September. OBrien arrives to ratify the match and depart for training in Philadelphia, with Hart likely near Kentucky for conditioning.
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Washington
Boston
Mase
Marvin Hart
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Jack Obrien
Mmn
Armory
O'Brien
Hart
Osrlen
Tommy Burns
Wntil
Burns
Eien
Ila
Inome
Marvin
Jack Johnson
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Portland
Dan Donnelley
Papke
Carroll and Mantell
O’brien
Athletes to See President Cannot Attend Celebration in New York
New York Aug 1 The President will meet and congratulate American Olympians in London though unable to attend the New York celebration. Roosevelt named honorary president of the committee and invited team members to Oyster Bay. Gov Hughes offered to arrange National Guard participation in the parade on the team’s arrival day. Twelve athletes including John Carpenter of Cornell returned on the Majestic with Carpenter denying touching Halswelle and claiming witnesses will prove the dispute. Other athletes aboard were Forrest Smithson J A Rector Harry Hillman T Cooke W G Burroughs and M A Hi Griffin.
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New York
Roosevelt
London
Lkely
McLoughlin
Olympic Athletes Reception Committee
Oyster Bey
John C. Carpenter
Cornell University
Majestic
Carpenter
Lieut. Halswelle
The
Forrest Smithson
J. A. Rector
Harry Hillman
Papke stops two opponents in one fight night in Boston
Special to The WaSssmeescue reports Bill Papke a light heavy or no ia cyclone blasting Johnny Carroll of New York and Frank Mantell of Providence in two quick bouts. Carroll falls repeatedly and Mantell is knocked out after a brutal display. The referee halts the second bout as too brutal.
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Boston
Bill Papke
Johnny Carrol
New York
Frank Mantell
Providence
Carrol
Papke
Mantell
Attell Moran Featherweight Title Bout Back On After Coin Toss
A late coin toss saved the Attell Moran featherweight world title bout from collapse. Set for 23 rounds with Jack Welsh as referee, Moran and Attell agreed on 122 pounds four hours before the ring action. Split of receipts favors the winner 60 percent to 40 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Franciscs
Attell-Moran
Jack Welsh
Areferee
Moran
Attell
Tony Pastor in Poor Health at Hamhurst Summer Home
Special to The Washington Post reports Tony Pastor veteran actor and manager is ill in bed at Kerry Cottage Hamhurst since Monday due to a nervous breakdown tied to business worries. Condition improved tonight after a period of semiconsciousness. illness amplified by age and recent theater losses and the stress over renewing his Tammany Hall lease.
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Washington Post
New York
Tony Pastor
Kerry Cottage
Himhurst
Tammany Hall
Sauerkraut Prices Seen to Rise After Drought
At the National Kraut Manufacturers Association annual meeting in Chicago on August 12 reports warned drought has reduced output and a crop shortage is certain. Executives will determine the feasibility of raising prices for next winter.
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Empire City
Chicago
National
Kraut Manufacturers’ S Association
National Kravt Association
Prime for Big Regatta at Gard River Meet
Fourteen evants are entered from 30 clubs including Canada for a two day regatta on the Connecticut river. Senior and intermediate events feature four oared shells, doubles and singles with a championship race. Notable entrants include Harry Bennett of Springfield Boat Club and Frank D Greer, Fred Shepherd, and Donands Miller of New York. Toronto clubs cannot attend due to rail issues. other participants include West Philadelphia St. Louis Tank Boat Minnesota Vesper and Chicago Tribune reports.
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Springfield
Mass
Canada
Connecticut
Harry
Bennett
Springfield Boat Club
Phua
Frank D. Greer
Fred Shepherd
Donands Miller
New You
New You. Eiine Raves
Hean
Uotil
Single
Ecu
Toronto
West Philadelphia
St. Louis
Tank Boat Club
Minnesota Heat Glug
Equity and Bankruptcy Dockets Navigate Federal Courts
The record lists multiple cases across Equity, Bankruptcy, Circuit, and Probate Courts in Washington DC. Notable items include testimony orders in Jones v Jones, trust confirmed in Waters v Prosise, alimony arrears in Halbrook v Holbrook, and probate matters for Harvey, Jones, Eichner, Queen, Evans, and others. Also shows a bankruptcy petition for Roger Q. M. Maloney and various real estate conveyances, with detailed attorney names and bond amounts.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No. I
Banierd
Umer Ve. Turner
Fountain Peyton
W. C. Matt
Gordon & Gordon
Crandal Mackey
P. J. Ryan
Bankruptcy Court
Justice Barnant
Roger Q. M. Maloney
HR. H. Onear
J. BR. Shields
Cirguty Court
Justice Barnard
Burns
Plaintia
C Sullivan
Elma L Harvey
H. M. Harvey
A. Keefer
Walter Jones
Jeasie Jones
Thomas L. Jones
Magdalena Eichner
Bichael A. Mess
B. L
Christiaan C. Queen
Sullivey
W. J. Lambert
Thomas
Evans
Anna
Adams
Borrow
George
C. Gartman
Thomas Paxton
P. B. Ray
William H. Johnson
Thomas L. Bohannon
Frederick Eichelberger
Thomas Norwood
Robert W. Falls
Atterhy
Joseph A. Burkart
Malvina V. Rabe
Will
Fed
Atterney
Eugene Sweeney
A. FL
Rebecca
Nichols
Thomas Walker
Thomas Walker; Bond, 3300. Attorney, ‘Thomann Walker
James H. McGhmi
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerken & Hamilton
Amp M. Grace
P. A. Milord
Deeds of Rust in Sparse City Block Subdivisions
A fragmented OCR listing property deeds across multiple city blocks and squares. Names include Emanuel Jackson, James Berry, William H. Sarton, Rose H. Lord, Kennedy Broz Inc, and Kate Van Mater, with various securing of buildings and lots. Amounts cited range from 4200 to 3200, detailing terms like years and percent semiannual payments.
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Diewdonne
James Berry
Connecticut
Avenue
Terrace
Smith
D.gordon
Fulton
Gordon
William V. Mahorty
Emanuel Spelch
Harry
Howenstein
Wwecare Louents
A. Hayden
Square
Moner Sinsheimer
Nudalpy WB
Behrend
Levi J. David
Eure Amnon Berend
Roger
Maloney
Moy Ce Freath
Chenberkin
Robert W. Wells
George P
Yasathy
Peter
Bey
H. Sarton
Charles H. Stanley
George W. Waters
Laurel
Associs
Kate van Matre
Blix van Metra
Fred B. Ihadex
Charlys G. Muir
Jane EL Minor
Rosedale and
Isherwood
Kete L
Catherine Wollsoa
Bralnard
Parker and Pred
Caldren
Shaeph A. Roth
Mary
Mawhinney
American Security, and Trust Company
Soouronal Savings Sod Trust Company
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