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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1904

Page

41

Futurity Run at Sheepshead Bay Promises Fast Trials

Futurity stakes worth 60000 will be run at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow. A strong field of two year olds includes Sysonby Duryea and Whitney reps with trials revealing speed for six furlongs. We list probable starters and weights with Keene and Duryea stable entries among favorites and notable times from final workouts.

Sheepshead Bay Keene Duryea Whitney New York Sheepshead Bay Track Sysanby Tunya Lolou Thaetitin Algo Sheepsheadk Bay Sysonby Wid Min Sysonry Tanya Sur- Lote Artfil Takea Sk Wire Fin- Ussune Lotyea Jockens Jurhes Wat Odds Svaurby Redfernl Ro Keene Blucher Hildebrand Duren Ligimack A. Duryea Kelly Ro Madden Madden Commelie Mritiahur Nei JA McCarren Wilson

Otto Stifel Emerges Ahead in Fair Grounds Feature Race

Otto Stifel won the feature at the Fair Grounds after a late burst, edging Evening Star by a length with Commodore a further length back. The program listed multiple races with various favorites and results, including Death and Fruit, and detailed betting odds, finishes, and placings for six races and entries for tomorrow.

Sct Llanis Otto Stiel Fair Grounds Commodore Evening Star Otto Stitel Death Fruot Angieta Otte Cook Auslin Olle Burnett Foley Opinion Bessie Me Annisquam Wakety Dotage Sweetswear Jack Moran Misa Mannergliz Austin Buceleath Rengat Trotter Wan Bab I. Anderson Aven Lady Strathmore D. Austins Sardian Extol Flora Wroughds Goo Goo Sting J Conway Jai Varro W Dugan Luatic Fitabritier Turlor Gs Adicap Gelling Lelia Heuter Albella Lee Lady Lou la Priness Tim Hurst Mellwood de Grammant Picture Hat Mafaida Clare Mant Avich Dance St. Wineifrede J OW O Venting Sars Money Yiuss Kong Rose Jimalong Nevis Wa Pouch Raessiv Worship Frinuyss Arlena Loral Street Woodlands Dishebtlte Loretta Wiles Lyrte Booster Juat So Taby Tosa Busa'Or Minth Rave Amberits Prince of Pilaea

Unclear Entry of Names and Percentages in Trade List

A fragmentary list mentions names such as George Vivian and John McGurk with prices or percentages noted as four dollars and a percent. Additional entities include Mies Eon Flora Bright ninety seven, Little Corker and Bourke Cochran percent each, St Simonian one hundred one, Carley's Dream and Larry Wilt one hundred four each.

George Vivian John McGurk Mies Eon Flora Bright Little Corker Wiscendine Bourke Cochran St. Simonian Carley's Dream Larry Wilt

Two Long Shots Highlight Hawthorne Card

Irene Lindsey wins the feature six furlong handicap at Hawthorne carrying 116 pounds and defeating the field. Dungannon, a long-priced winner, takes the fourth race over Golden Mineral as public choice falters. Colonel Ruppert failed to backers’ confidence, but wins the opening event as the crowd’s tentative favorite.

Chicago Irene Lindsey Hawthorne Dungannon Tol Shot Golden Mineral Colonel Ruppert Furionga Prior Mart Gentry Nicol West Brookfield ViLynch Togo Lixie Andrews Grace Elliott Ralph Reess Pacifico Baker the Gady Itch Basswood Rainwileh Slsoren Ethylene Morridon Aiarshaisen Pleratt Becond Doctor Stephens Aubuchon Limux Chief Royal Pirate Tam o'Shanter Kitmorie Fading Light John E. Owens Allig Virgie Irsue Lindsey Biz Ben Wrior Ananias Reed Port Royal Clifton Forge Fosal Pieratt Nical Beamster Hainault Cagedoa Marco Berry Waddell Nannen Useful Lady Dennis Sheehan Devout Lillian Ayres Big Beach Janeta Lady Lasea Bowling Butte Lola Mai Baywood Nico Copper Morrison Charlie Miller Helgesen Ithina Tellfare Bernice Elemta Jacque le Veviren Elling Mandy Lee Allen Sincerity Belle Capt. Neroth Broadway Gift Michael Byrnes Monte Ramghorn Flaxman O'Hagen Brichbroom Maj. Manalr Judge Himes Himes Ellison St. Blue My Allee Chockayotte Armorer Lida Telb Haywonder Denson Caldwell Allis Virgin Inventor Excentral Maud Muller Rabynta

Burning Glass Triumph in Highland Park Race Card

Detroit August edition covers urban track results at Highland Park with Nimble Dick, Burning Glass and Sfammy Knight among notable winners. Athlone Buba Basil and other longshots profited as bettors backed favorites. times shown for seven furlongs to six furlongs events. Racing at Electric Park also reports Ethan, Gordon H., and Mary Dell in pacing and trotting divisions with strong performances and best times.

Detroit Highland Park Batttle Nimble Dick Burning Glass Sfammy Knight Athlone Buba Basil Ath Iluminata Mingore Lerida Fanamanien Harbor Gowan Silver Mead Pabond Laag Free Knight Thue Hallimore Aug Harnosa Electric Park Ethan B. O Ethan Wilkes Neuts Noble Hoy B. G Anna G W. O

Spencer Hose Team Second at National Firemen Meet

Salisbury North Carolina August reports show the Spencer M C Ross reel team taking second in the 30 yard race and earning 350 for travel to St Louis. They previously placed second in wet hose and dry hose events, marking their second national second prize and a total prize pool of 154 dollars at the St Louis meet. The day also noted women golfers Frances Everett and J Anna Carpenter advancing to finals in Chicago and Argo sailors planning to send an eight to the Middle States Regatta on Labor Day in New York.

Washingwa Cos St. Louis National Firemen's Association Bridgeport Ohio Spencer Chess Salisbury N. C Columbia Whiterstone Spencer Hose Toronto Ontario Argonauts Harlem River

Readville Grand Circuit Meet Fails To Break World Records

Favorites win two of four events as Major Delmar and Prince Alert fall short of world records in strong wind. Cherry Lass wins 2:08 pacing heat. Masetto off form in 2:0 trot. Hopper takes 2:18 trot. Races include 2:08 pace purse $1,006 and 2:09 containing multiple heats.

Readville Maes Major Delmar Prince Alert Cherry Larss Masetta Georg Stanley Dillon Tom Phair Noretta Hopper Major C Cherry Lass B. Mh Bobby McGregor Andrews Werabtes King Direct Geers Allerson Claymes B. G McDonald Br. H Urry Eudora B. iSnow Stanley Dilton Sidney Dillon Cheers Maxine McCoy Marion Wilkes B. m Judge Green de Ryder Masetto Dickerson Br. x McKinney Fom Phair Johnson Totara Titer Kyrillic Ch. H Young Halffallen Curry Eh. m Huffman C. B. Hi Coastman Gear Albert Ro. G Tom Keene Delmar

Viking Fair horses thrill multiheat tie at Elkins meet

Special to The Washington dam Elkins West Virginia August 26 closing day of the Viking Fair Association fall meet produced seven heats for the tri county race among Taylor Barbour and Randolph horses. Excitement capped the event with the deciding heat run before sundown. Turbulent action highlighted complex results across trot and pace divisions with purse money centered around 300 dollars and multiple entries from Morgantown Belington Clarksburg and Weston.

Washington Elkins W. Va Viking Fair Association Tri-County Taylor Barbour Ratdolph Tel-county Trace Arlina P. C. Daniels Beverly Hiram Gaines Hay Clarksburg Yara T. B. Gore Clarkaburg Wiliam B G. P. Keener Morgantown Emetta A. D. Parr Clarkeburg Bettia Jugans Flora W. J. Ramsey Mat Jordan Weston

Detroit Auto Events Showdown Between Oldfield and Kiser

Detroit hosts the fourth annual automobile meeting at Grosse Point track with Barney Oldfield and Earl Kiser as feature rivals. Kiser wins the 15 mile open trial in 14:51 1-6, while Oldfield leads early in the race. Attendance reaches about 5,000 as various events run including a five mile handicap and motorcycle race results.

Oldfield Kiser Detroit Barney Oldfield Earl Kiser Grosse Point Cleveland Green Dragon Garnett Miles Newman Cara Frank Kulik W. F. Winchester T. L. Marr Arthur Mason W. Hurlburt W. L. Marr Charlen Garnell H. H. Lyttle William Overdaf Charles Garnett William Newmann W. FF. Winchester George Soules W. I. Mart Arthur Major W. B. Hurlburt William Overdut

Cruisers Begin Race Off Hampton Roads

United States cruisers Columbia Minneapolis Prairie and Topeka sailed from Newport Rhode Island to Hampton Roads Virginia for a race to find current best speeds. The test follows earlier maneuvers with four ships. Seawarhaka Cup Challenge involves Oshkosh Wisconsin Yacht Club and Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club in Montreal.

Columbia Minneapolis Prairie Topeka Newport R. I United States Hamptoun Roads Navy Department Southell Montreal Lib of Oshkosh Wis Royal

Beef Strike Still On Packets Claim A Victory

Chicago August 23 reports say the stockyards strike talks produced no progress. Packers insist they are running plants and will not arbitrate. Strikers urge final peace talks. aldermen set 1 pm Monday meeting to hear results. Executive board to meet in Chicago early next week.

Chicago Aldermanic Committee Packers T. J. Connors Edward Tilden Thomas E. Wilson J. E. Maurer Harrison Omaha Donnelly Butchers’ Union Hey Amalgamated Meat-cutters’ and Butchers’ Workmen's Union H. A. Richelberg New York Stephen Vail Lewis Reinhardt Kanass City Cass Lehman Ban Branchoieco Homer D. Call Syracuse John Kloersch W. J. Ster- Wing

Labor Funds Concealed in Court Clash Over Glass Workers

Pittsburg August report says rival window glass unions failed to unite under a parent body. A bill seeks dissolution of Local Assembly No. 300 Rights of Labor, with a receiver appointed. Allegations include $100,000 in treasury, officer irregularities, withdrawals, secret rebates, wage cuts on March 12, and continued full assessments despite death benefit cuts. Discrimination alleged in favor of American Window Glass Co.

Pittsburg Paul St. Peter American Window Glass Company

New Charge of Extortion Against Building Trade Leader

A second indictment for extortion was returned by the grand jury in New York against Philip Weinseimer, president of the Building Trader Alliance. Complainant Charles Tucker, a plumbing contractor, says Weinseimer shook him down for 500 on threat of a strike for work at Brooklyn M. Co. A. building on September 7, 1901. Bail set at 1,000. plea on September 6. Employers and union men in the building trades show confidence in their positions amid the lockout.

New York Philip Weinseimer Building Trader Alliance Charles Tucker Brooklyn M. Co Weinseimer Weineseimer

Jeffries Dominates Munroe In Two Round Suspense Fight

Jeffries delivers a dominant performance knockout after two rounds against Munroe. The champion’s handlers praise the showing while Munroe’s camp questions the duration, as fans and bettors watch from San Francisco and beyond.

Grover Graham Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Cure

A Grover Graham Co advertisement touts a remedy for dyspepsia and associated stomach disorders with a guaranteed cure. It claims rapid relief from indigestion, notes an Europe renowned formula, and offers a pamphlet and personal history for advice. Endorses sole American rights and a Newburgh, New York address.

Grover Graham Drgentian Bagina Grover Graham Co Newburgh N.Y

Jeffries Beats Munroe Under Marquis Rules In Two Rounds

A massive crowd gathered in The Post's front to follow the heavyweight bout. Jeffries towers at 225 pounds and Kod McCoy guidance is noted. Speculation centered on speed, strength, and clinch rules as the match opened under Marquis of Queensberry terms, with Jeffries ending the fight in the second round.

Graney Munroe Mya Billy Delaney Jeffries Referes Graney Hilly Delaney Jimmy Buitt Jack Jeffries Jon Kennedy Kid McCoy Harry Foley Tim McGrath Twin Sullivan Frank McDonald Jordan Beau Bruramell McCoy Jefftrles Mummroe San Francisco Standard San Francisco California Pacific Rockies Gallery Gods Butteman Corbett Sullivan Fitizsimmons Jim

Chile Rich in Minerals and Copper Exports

From the Engineering Magazine, Chile’s mineral wealth includes coal from Lota and Coronel with 1,000,000 tons annually and 9,000 workers. Nitrates total about 1,400,000 metric tons yearly valued around $5.4 million in Europe, with four-fifths exported mainly to England and the Continent. Copper output stands at 30,000 tons yearly, while manganese and silver exports have diminished. promising gold deposits exist in Southern Chile and past ten years show $36 million in gold and matte exports.

Lota Coronel Chile Europe England Great Britain Germany

All Quiet Along the Potomac Authorship Clarified

A reader corrects the New York Times on the author of the famed poem All Quiet Along the Potomac. Mrs Ethel Lynn Beers is the true creator, with details on her family, Goshen birthplace, burial, and the poem’s wartime legacy.

the Potomac Ethel Lynn Beers Fitta &, Crank New York Times Potomac Goxher Orange County Ithel Lyne Charles G. Elliott Hfe Ethel Lynn Hi) Beers Goshen Slate Hill Bouthert Confederacy Mather

Venomous Reptiles Deaf and Seen by Humans, Study Says

The Chicago Chronicle reports German naturalist M Werner measured 136 reptiles and amphibians, finding many venomous species deaf or only partly sighted. Notes include water attraction, heliotropic light seeking, and limited vision in snakes, crocodilians, and caymans.

Chicago Chronicle M. Werner Vienna

The Victoria Falls Described by Miss Mackintosh

An extract from Miss C. W. Mackintosh’s journal in New Era round South Africa recounts a ZambezI voyage and a landing near Victoria Falls. The 400 foot chasm, rainbow arches, and the falls’ shifting vistas are praised for their setting and the peculiar spray column.

South Afhles Victoria Falls C. W. Mackintosh South Africa Newa Marotstland Zambesi Miss Mackintosh Niagara

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