Fastest Time At Saratoga In W G Yankes Filly Race
W G Yankes crack filly, carrying top weight 12,000 pounds, led all the way at Saratoga in 1 06 for 514 furlongs, with Always the Contender taking second by two lengths. The day featured multiple races including Handicap events, selling steeplechases, and stakes for 2 year olds and up, with Round the World and Housemaid among top finishers local to the meet in New York.
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W. G. Yanke
Saratoga
Housemaid
N. Y
Wellesley
Milles
Sturt
Little Walsh
Matt Allen
Thomas Hitchcock
Savannah
Malisande
Powery
Besom
Butwell
Malmet
Herbert
Harrigan Dreamer
Alien
Willams
Uund Brook
Patterson
Amante H
Thigtodele
Garners
Taboo
Layminster
Borkatone Wine Mason
Perry Johnson
the Squire
Berry Meldaleo Rao
Allies
Waleh
Woo
Dugan
Langt
Aeris
Night Fall
Fairy Story
Leah
Priness Callaway
Helens
Solid Comfort
Horizon
Mila
Live
Octavia
Goldstein
Korroer
L'il
Huestame
Billy Barnes
Roabu
Kinnelon
Adams
Double Five
Turf Entries at Saratoga Highlight 2 Year Old Handicaps
A weathered Saratoga card lists first race rare-handicap for 2-year-olds with a mix of named runners including Rockville Corinth Heather trarm Lle Stinger Pluvious Hectagua Golden Egg Rogon Foutfail Gauntlet Stay Sdght Littasette and more. Second race features 6 furlongs selling for 5-year-olds with Epolright Charlie Hargrave Canfield Gatley Slave Scarpia Baron Diashe Mexcana Follie Leys Duquesne Netle Mawr Agnier and others. Third and fourth races outline further selling and handicap events with numerous entries and weights across the Amsterdam for 3-year-olds and up, plus additional 2-year-old races and match times in a dense jockeys list.
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Saratoga
Fuings Rockville
Corinth
Heathertrarm
Pluvious
Charlie Hargrave
Canfield
Gatley Slave
Scarpia
Baron Diashe
Mexcana
Follie Leys
Duquesne
Netle Mawr
Agnier
Rob R
Firestone
Resilacuche
Priscillian
Shannon
Marthee
Prince Gal
Firth
Rinda
Sandhil
Stare
Ma Bev
Amalfi
Ben Tasca
Galdet Optly
Wormak
Bails Daugher
Pleasant
Whin
Dr Dwerner
Noseray
Joe Rhenson
Loween
Indora
Barndance
Frances Ray
Duncraggan
Flremfresh
Fary Mentella
Captain Cassatt
Starn Dieskau
Bishop
McAmbon
Glandove
Blas the
Machinists Teams Meet in Capital City Park Battle
Saratoga racing scene listed riders and horses while Capital City park hosts a Sunday 3 PM baseball clash between Columbia Lodge of Machinists and Philadelphia Lodge of Machinists from Midvale Steel Company. Dixie IT Wins Race at Frontenac Alexandria Fay opens the International series with Dixie motorboat finishing 20 miles in 55 minutes. The squaw placed second.
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Dixie
Frontenac
Alexandria
Dixie U Soe
Crawford Aims to Beat Monument Catch Feat
Wahoo Sam Crawford intends to attempt catching a ball thrown from the Washington Monument with only his finger glove if he obtains a permit. Detroit star would rival Charlie Street and Billy Sullivan who used protectors. Detroit catcher Charlie Schmidt may try to catch bare handed. Preston Gibson in New York offers 100 dollars for a catcher who beats Street’s feat, a prize likely to be revised.
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Wahoo
Sam Crawford
Detroit Baseball Club
Charlie Street
Billy Sulliven
Tiger Star
Washington Monument
Street
Sullivan
Crawford
Charlie Schmidt
Detroit
Schmidt
New York
Preston Gibson
Monument
Gibson
Chicago
Willy Again Winner Ess H Kay S Beacon Stakes Heat
New York Aug 25 Grand Circuit at Empire City track drew large crowds. Gen H. won 2:09 class trotting in straight heats. Willy Wine won both heats in 2:33 class trotting to wagon. Baron Whips and Ess H. Kay split first and second in 2:05 pacing heats with a mutual decision awarding Ess H. Kay first money after a bell issue.
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Baron Whips
Bell
H. Wing Centerville Stoke
New York
Empire City
Gen H
Combineer
Tensil
Alice Hoosevelt
Willy
H. A. Watterson
James Butler
Ess H. Kay
Centreville Stake
Gengral H
Combiner
Haag
Andrewa
McDonald
Demarest
F. Jones
Ora Bellin
Dickerson
Murphy
Walter W
Automobile News From Washington and Michigan Trails
Several car industry notes include Studebaker Washington branch delivering an electric Victoria to F Oden Horstman and Packard manufacturing manager F F Beall visiting the city. Washington motorists have paid about 7 000 to Le Roy Mark for Maryland license tags while Wilson Company sells a Hupmobile to John Lane Johns. Ol Ramble Olmstead plans to split time between Baltimore and Washington with Goodyear ties. Five hundred miles of Michigan roads fail to reveal a flaw in Wild Bob Burman’s Marquette Buick model 10 for the Long Island grand prize, with further testing planned. Puncture testing methods for inner tubes are described, including dust leakage detection when testing vessels are unavailable.
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Michigan
Bob
United States
Burnman
Local horses fare badly at Gentlemen's Driving park
Washington mare Manuella failed to place in the first heat of the free-for-all pace at the Gentlemen's Driving park Baltimore Aug 25. Red Rock also beaten but displayed form in a large field. Multiple heats listed with purses 400 dollars for pace and trot events, times shown, plus a running section and a 159 purse for 3-year-olds. National Umpires fined in New York as Klein and Kane missed a New York Chicago game and two players pressed into service.
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Sreelat
Washington
Baltimore
Manuella
Red Rock
Sam B Sure
B. Hh
Payne
Queen Direct
Bik
Rodney
Red Bird
Florey
Bull
Dantola
Mamis J
Lawrence T
Sohne
Hattie C
R. m
Biggs
William K
B. G
Freeps
Double Dick
Herber
Ave
Admiral Red
Fifck
Ethel Brid Street
Br m
Chase
Igo
Steel
Expedition, Jr
Blk
Barnes
Bohemia
Haute de Grace
Tubbs
Straw Barry
Foley
Harford Bell
B Oh
Jamieson
Roy Brooks
Rombaugh
Red Bow
Garoline
Doble
Lucius Todd
Mattle Chimes
Wille Benton
Clifton
Rapid Flight
Scond
Hate
Sylvan” Dell Jatac
Gale Peper
Elaborate
Ursa
Major
Moltke
Chilton Queen
John Miller
Flat Creek
Demetros
Gun Cotton
Havre
Lady Fitzherbert
New York
Lynch
National League
Klein and
Kane
Chicago
Pittsburg
O Riely Lifts Twining in Eight to Beat Adams Express
O Riely delivers a timely homer in the eighth as Twining overcomes a 5 3 deficit to defeat Adams Express 2 to 5 at McDevitts field. Engle strikes out 15 in another strong showing. O Neil handles 11 chances at short for Adams. Hanvey leads with a semer double and single in five trips.
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Engle
O'Neil
O'Riely
Twining
Adams Express
McDevitt’s Field
Jewett
Hanyey
Anzy
Ostewart
Wiebel
Peck
Waser
Gresham
Oftevett
Clements
Fitzgerald
Orarron
Adame
Thompson
Adama
Drvver
Downey
Glebel
Hiser
Graham
O'Reilly
Stewart
Hanvey
Adams
Borses
Balse
O’riely
Vey
O'Nell
Giebel
Hiner
Jely
Barron
O Hanvey
Hughes
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Opens With Record Crowd
Berryville Va Aug 3 The Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association enters its third day with Roustabout owned by Louis Leith Middleburg Va clearing over six feet in the high jump to cheers from the grand stand. The event closes as the most successful on record with numerous classes and a silver charger cup awarded by the United States Cavalry Association.
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Washington Post
Berryville
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association
Roustabout
Louis Leith
Middleburg
Cluss
United States Cavalry Association
Virginia Horse Show Association
K. N. Gilpin
Boyes
Ex Governor Wenton Again in Maryland Nominated Talk
Former Maryland Governor Frank Brown, who won in 1891 by 34,000, is courted by Democrats to consider a return to office. Brown says he would accept if there is strong public demand but remains focused on private affairs. He notes uncertainty in national races and potential Republican hold on three seats.
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Washington Post
New York
Frank Brown
Maryland
Waldorf
Fifin
Cornell Wins After Fourth Inning Offensive Burst
Cornell takes the lead in the fifth on three singles a double and five miscues by Richmond and Christians unable to recover. Vaughn led Cornell with a double and single in three trips. Marceron stole home and slid to beat the play in the fifth as King made a sensational stop on Vaughn’s wild throw. Richmond acertains with no-hits through four frames before the fifth opens.
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Tigers
Richmond
Cornell Company
Vaughn
Miles
Clube
Kinney
Billy” Marceron
Charley King
Conall
Abhore Vaughn
Weltara
Miran
Buehler
I Heaney Wolada
Im Broome
Marceron
QiQuantrelte
Broome
Noyes
Rune
Walter
Moreland
Ite
Keany
King
Buscher
Cornell
Moran
Litz
Keanu
C. Broome
Mr Betts
Correll
Peach glut lowers prices in Hagerstown market
In Hagerstown on August 25, a major peach glut left 7,000 bushels unsold as prices fell from 50 cents per half-bushel basket at opening to 25 cents by closing. Many growers hauled back unsold fruit while railroads run peach trains from Washington County each evening.
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Washington Pen
Hagerstown
Hagerstown City
Washington County
Condemned inmate attempts suicide in Asheville jail
J B Allison, under death sentence in Asheville, tried to kill himself with a pocket knife after learning he would be taken to Raleigh penitentiary. Fellow prisoners raised the alarm. Guards tightly watch Allison who vows not to be taken alive. He cut his neck but wounds are not serious. He has three prior murder trials and escape attempts.
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Washington Post
Asheville
N. C
J. B. Allson
Raleigh Penitentary
Allison
Standings and results from post season leagues
Section A standings show Cornell Co. leading Ninth Sunday School with 2 wins and 1 loss, Petworth 0 2 0. Section B lists Am Security, Twining, Adams, Herald, and Columbia with varying records. Yesterday's results: Cornell over Ninth 7 to 4. Adams over Twining 5 to 8. Games today: Section A Patworth versus Commissioners at Capital City Park 6 p.m. Section B Washington Herald versus Columbia at Thirteenth and D Streets Northeast 6 p.m.
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W. L. F.C. Cornell Co
Cap
Petworth
W.L. PC. Am. Security
Bankers’ League
Twining
Independence League
Adams
Railroad League
Herald
Commercial League
Columbia
Cornell
Patworth
Washington Herald
Thirteenth
D Streets
Robbers drug farmer on buggy ride to Portsmouth
W Kevin Aiken of Granville county was robbed on Sunday night by two strangers who took $14 and his watch. They forced a poisonous drug on him, choked him, and he woke in Portsmouth, Va, under medical care. He recalls a large man with a mole and a small man. suspects were jailed in Henderson for hearing.
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Oxford
Kevin Aiken
Granville County
Pepare
Portsmouth
Aiken
Henderson
Moose Choose Detroit for Next Year Convention
The Loyal Order of Moose closed its twenty second annual convention in Baltimore after routine business and installation of new supreme officers. Detroit Michigan was chosen to host the next convention in August. J Henning of Milwaukee Lodge No 49 caused a disturbance by delivering what a delegate called rebel talk prompting J L Reeves of Charleroi Pa to threaten to appeal to supreme officers.
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Michigan
Baltimore
Loyal Order of Moose
Detroit
Mich
Clarksburg
Stonewall Jackson
J. Henning
Milwaukee
J. L. Reeves
Charleroi
Maynard to Ask Recount in Norfolk City Primary
Rep Harry L Maynard announced he will contest the Democratic nomination for Congress from Virginia Second District after alleging irregularities in Norfolk city and county precincts in Tuesday's primary. He claims sufficient evidence to prove the count was bad at the courthouse precinct and other Norfolk precincts and says he was the majority choice in the district.
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Norfolk
Harry L. Maynard
William A. Young
Congress
Norfolk City
Norfolk County
Young
Norfolk Country
Maynard
Judge presses Grace Starbuck in custody case
New York August 25 Justice Bischoff urged Grace L Starbuck to turn over her two children to Frederick Starbuck amid a divorce trial. He warned that noncompliance could lead to contempt and jail, expressing hope custody would be settled by Monday. Starbuck testified she would tell the truth, denying she fled with the children.
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Justice Brady
Justice Biscom
Jealous Kills Brother Over Elopement Scruple
Wilkes-Barre, Aug 2 Frank Pidanto of Pittston murdered his brother Mateo after the latter learned of Frank pressuring their wife to elope. The Italian widow is young and newly married. Frank, envious of Mateo's fortune and wife, fled after shooting Mateo in the street. troopers search for him. In Indianapolis, Aug 25 Dr Robert J Aley accepted the University of Maine presidency after reelection bid.
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Wilkes-Barre
Frank Pidanto
Pittston
Mateo
Frank
Indianapolis
Robert J. Aley
University of Maine
Democrats reject plan to nominate Senate candidate at state convention
Special to The Washington Post from Parkersburg West Virginia Aug 25 reports the Democratic State executive committee chose Parkersburg for headquarters. A resolution by Col John T McGraw national committeeman proposing Senate candidate designation at the next state convention was voted down.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
John T. McGraw
United States Senate
Flint Named in Charges in Riverside Land Suit
Testimony before United States Surveyor General Archer in Riverside County reveals Senator Flint referenced in a land grab case over 100,600 acres along the Colorado River. Rancher L L Morse testified that civil engineer J H Levering urged him to declare state land, claiming Flint was backing the Washington end and the law firm Gray Barker Bowen was handling the rest. Levering denied Morse’s statements when questioned.
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California
Washington Post
Los Angeles
Cal
United States
Flint
Archer
Riverside County
Colorado River
L. L. Morse
J. H. Levering
Morse
Levering
Washington
Gray, Barker & Bowen
Senator Fint
Fit
Mars
Mendoza Will Not Quit In Panamas Election Case
Acting President Mendoza rejects U S urged resolution and says only the Panama National Assembly can decide the constitutionality of his vice presidential candidacy He will not withdraw his name from the list The assembly is expected to settle the matter with candidates Frederico Boyd and Beligario Porras named in Panama Aug 28.
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Panama
United States
Washington
Mendoza
Marsh
Menidoza
National Assembly
Frederico Boyd
Béligario Porras
Big Three Prelim Hearing Set in Chicago Today
Special to The Washington Post reports definite plans for the preliminary hearing tomorrow for the big three ex-officials of Illinois Central now under arrest in a 1.5 million car repair fraud case. Subpoenas issued affidavits prepared as James T. Herahan of the Toad group testifies against Harriman Ewing and Taylor. Prosecutors reject defense claims about Testifying from exile and immunity for Dan Coughlin.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Hiinots Central
James T. Herahan
Toad
Frank %. Harriman
Charles L. Ewing
Ohio River
John M. Taylor
Illinois Central
Big Dan" Coughlin
Montt Funeral in Berlin for Chilean President Montt
The funeral of Chile's President Montt, who died suddenly in Bremen on August 16, was held at St Hedweg Church in Berlin. The diplomatic corps, Chilean representatives, and American officials including Irwin B Laughlin attended. Brazil's president elect Hermes Fonseca also attended the services.
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Berlin
Reginald P Belknap
Samuel G. Shartle
Hermes Fonseca
Brazil
Any Name Chosen Is Legal Holds Common Law Permits
New York August 25 Judge Smith rules a person may assume any name and sue under it as if born with it. The decision supports Miss Fay Darling in her breach of promise suit against Louis Glick, who claimed her true name is Fannie Streimer and that no legal change had occurred. The ruling cites common law allows name changes without sovereign or court action.
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Washington Post
New York
Smith
Miss Darling
Glick
Miss Glick
United States
Fire devastates Hansford area with 20 dwellings burned
Fire from a defective flue destroyed a score of dwellings and small mercantile buildings in Hansford near Montgomery. The post office within a destroyed building was saved along with its stamps. Loss set at 36 000 dollars.
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Hansford
Washington Post
Charleston
Montgomery
Hotels and Guests List Across Cities
A long OCR listing names of guests visiting major hotels in Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg and more. It includes numerous individuals and couples with surnames and partial affiliations, reflecting a broad social card of stayers at prominent inns in late era cities.
Harness show crowns multiple winners at Bay Harbor
Bay Harbor Me Aug 2 at the last day of the Bar Harbor horse show ribbons and cups were widely distributed. Philip Livingston Miss Anne Thompson Edward McLean and George Chipchase led the day with top awards across harness saddle and hunters. Lord Stanton won the large harness championship with The Regent reserve. Rifle claimed matter harness title and Snapshot a reserve. Glenham took saddle horses with Lady Loraine as reserve. Sapollo Cedric and other entries claimed hunter and four in hand honors amid a strong field led by Otto H. Kahn and Gen Edward Morrell.
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Washington Post
Bay Harbor
Bar
Philip Livingston
Anne Thompson
Edward McLean
George Chipchase
Lord Stanton
Ward McLean
Regent
Perfection
Glenham
Otto H. Kahn
Mary D. Herter
Frieda Pearson
Sultan
J. L. Ketterlinus
Merle Middleton
R. Hall McCormick
Twice-Shot Man Kills Self After Attempt on Woman
In Knoxville Tennessee on August 2 Henry Gardner aged 22 shot at Mrs Ellen Ball then killed himself. He wounded her in a hand and ear before turning the pistol on himself dying instantly. Gardner left a note claiming he would rather die than live without her.
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Tenn
South Broadway
Henry Gardner
Gardner
Eity
Ellen Ball
Petzer
S. C
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Ousted by the Eagles Expel Four Over Funds Charges
The Fraternal Order of Eagles convened in St Louis after a 48 hour trial session found four men Guilty in a money handling discrepancy. Edward Crause of Wilmington Del Martin Gray of New Haven Conn Thomas Hayes of Newark NJ and Bernard J Monaghan were expelled. The charges relate to about 4
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Washington Post
St. Louis
Order of Eagles
Grand Aerie Convention
Olympic Theater
Edward Crause
Wilmington
Del
Martin Gray
New Haven, Conn
Thomas Hayes
Newark, N. J
Bernard J. Monaghan
Ex-Congressman James F Epes Dies in Virginia
Petersburg report says former U S Representative James F Epes died at his Nottoway County home near Blackstone. Born May 23, 1842 in Nottoway, he studied at private schools and the University of Virginia, served in the Civil War with the Third Virginia Cavalry, practiced law until 1883, then farmed. Epes was elected to the Fifty-second and also served in the Fifty-third Congress as a Democrat from Virginia's Fourth district.
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Washington Post
Petersburg
James F Epes
Nottoway County
Blackstone
University of Virginia
Third Virginia Cavalry
Virginia
Ocean Steamers Arrivals And Voyages In New York Harbor
Victorian era listings show multiple arrivals and departures of ocean steamers to and from New York with ships from Hamburg Liverpool and Montreal. Notable vessels include Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Queenstown Oceanic Majestic Carpathia and Bremen lines docking times Saturday Sunday and Friday. The Post notes installments of The Man In Black serial in the Monthly Magazine Section and anticipates the next issue.
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