Two Drivers Suspended At Harrisonburg Fair
At Harrisonburg Virginia on August 15 a Rockingham Horse Show attracted a large crowd despite a heavy afternoon rain. A. Randolph Howard of Fredericksburg led with five blue ribbons plus a red, while Julian Morris of The Oaks Stock Farm won five blues a red and a yellow. Ada Copperthite’s horse judge and drivers faced suspension for disaffection after a tense event, and a warned field awaited today’s races under a threatened heavy fine for repeat violations.
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Griffiths
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Spokane Wins Again In Roosevelt Cup Trials
Spokane sailors push to a potential Roosevelt Cup selection with a victory in the second race. Wightman, 13, aboard the Fiingham Yacht Club skiff, led the first heat aboard Mie Bonl arel while Caramba took third for Foster. The New Orleans club boat finished seventh after a poor start, while wind stayed strong then light at the outer mark.
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Lome
Mie Bonlarel
W. Wightman
Fiingham Yael Club
Vim
U Park
New York
Caramba
Oc. T
WW. Foster
Lewis Clerk
Spokane
Washington State
Hayseed I T
New Orleans
Souther Yacht J Club
Boundrel
Manchester
Myopia Wins Cup In Sensational Paint Judith Final
Myopia defeated Bryn Mawr 12 to 0 in a dramatic final at Wildfield Farm on the Point Judith Country Club grounds. Charles was thrown from his pony, Bobby Shaw was knocked by a pole, but Shaw returned and Myopia clinched the cup despite the rough play and active opposition.
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Wanhington
Narragansett Pier
R. L
Wildfield Farm
Point Judith Country Club
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Bryn Mawr
Charles
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Teferes
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Back
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Adelbert Ames
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Resumed Football Ties West Virginia and Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia announces the return of athletic relations with Washington and Jefferson after a 1908 riot incident. The 1908 schedule lists games against Ohio State Bethany Marietta Grove City George Washington Western University of Pennsylvania Wesleyan Pennsylvania State and Washington and Jefferson with contests at Morgantown and other campuses.
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Wright Beats Stevens in National Lawn Tennis at Southampton
On a breezy Southampton Long Island morning the main court favored sheltered spots as national champion B C Wright defeated last year’s winner R Stevens. Wright showed stronger form than in yesterday’s display. In other results J Menà and R Leroy posted wins, with Larned and Slocum advancing in this round as the tournament progresses.
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Gough Plaisted Arrives as Analostan Boat Club Coach
Fred Plaisted, the professional coach for New York, arrived yesterday to take charge of the Analostan Boat Club rowing squad. A famed aquatics figure, he coaches crews and aims to revive shell rowing at the blue and white house for the Middle States regatta on Labor Day despite a slow start with no eights on the river last night.
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Army Orders Listing Assignments and Absences
Military notices detail Maj. Erasings M Weaver returning to artillery chief duties and Capt Alonzo Gray serving on a Seattle board to inspect horses. Capt Charles C Bolley to lead Fort Ningars projects, Lieut Bates Tucker reassigned to Eleventh Infantry, and leave/absences for several officers through August 1608.
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Garbage dumping dispute prompts New Jersey protest
Gov Stokes leads New Jersey officials to meet Acting Mayor McGowan over garbage dumped on New Jersey beaches. McGowan vows inquiry and orders sea dumping twenty five miles offshore. Separate dispatches note Royston’s Horse arriving in Natal on route to Tugela Valley and Zululand, and the death of Loms Foltz after a train assault in Sparta Wisconsin.
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Big Oregon land deal sells 509000 acres to investors
Portland August 15 ownership of nearly one percent of Oregon shifts as California and Oregon Land Company transfers most of the old Oregon Central military road grant to a syndicate led by the Hunter Land Company and Richard Sykes. The tract spans Cascade forest reserve to the Oregon Idaho line about 937 miles long and 13 miles wide, with a 25 mile exclusion, initiating a broad colonization plan involving Minnesota and California capitalists and Jamestown Dakota interests.
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Minn
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Inquiry in Philippines summons U S officers on secret probe
Maj. Gen. Geonard Wood orders a commission to the Philippines to investigate army officers on duty amid secretive aims. The six members include Capt. Ira L. Fredendall Capt. Fred W. Cole Maj. Amos W Kimball Clerk Edward Person and D N McChesney. Fredendall and McChesney depart today aboard the Logan with the rest to follow by transport.
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Geonard Wood
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Ira L. Fredenhall
Fred W. Cole
Amos, W. Kimball
Quartermaster’s Department
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D. N. McChesney
Jeffersonville
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Mr. McChesney
Logan
Navy Yard Meats Under Scrutiny Amid Board Findings
Navy Secretary approves findings on a naval board of inquiry into alleged bad meats from a contractor at the Brooklyn navy yard. The report cites a prior contractor as the main fault, notes hamburg steak and sausage fell below standard, and urges stricter meat and supply controls. No criminality assigned.
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Naval Board of Inquiry
Navy
Brooklyn’ Navy Yard
Mother's Friend Promises Pain Free Maternity Aid
An old advertisement touts Mother's Friend as the sole remedy to ease the pain and danger of childbirth. It claims the product calms nervous distress, prevents complications, and prepares the system for delivery. Priced at $1.00 per bottle with a book offer, the ad cites BRADFIELD REGULATOR Q as the producer in Atlanta Georgia.
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Beenontte
He Frien Bradfield
Atlanta, Ga
Pythians Outing to Marshall Hall Stands Satisfying
Decatur Lodge Knights of Pythias held its annual excursion to Marshall Hall. George Warren leads the printer lodge with W. C. Harrell as arrangements chair. The Charles Macalester steamer shuttled between Alexandria and Fort Washington every two hours, with many outsiders joining for a day of dancing dinner music and fishing. The last excursionist returned by 11 o'clock last night.
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State Capitol Completed and Accepted by Harrisburg Commission
Harrisburg Aug 14 the capitol building commission accepted the new State capitol from contractors and turned it over to the boards of public grounds and buildings. About 3 5 million dollars has been paid and the dedication is set for October 4. The structure cost 93 803 656 and will be funded from the 4 million appropriation after accounts close. The building, nearly finished, replaces the Statehouse destroyed by fire in 1397. Bronze doors with heads of the commission and distinguished Pennsylvanians were retained after some controversy.
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Edwin A. Abbey
Three Held For Peonage In Columbus Railroad Case
In Columbus Georgia on August 11 United States marshal Brown secured bonds of 1000 dollars each for A Q Campbell foreman A P Bradshaw superintendent and W C Matthews commissary of the Atlanta and Birmingham Construction Company contractors for the Atlanta and Birmingham Railroad. Special agent A J Herll filed the complaint on behalf of unnamed laborers alleging unlawful detention of workers brought from New York.
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