Aloysius A Gontender Falls Short in District Race
In a ragged district championship game Aloysius A Gontender edged by Treasury 4 to 3 at National Park. Hester hit safely and made a fine catch in right center as Aloysius built an early lead but Treasury rallied with ten safeties off Gallagher and narrowed the gap with timely hits and errors, leaving the title decision unsettled.
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Hester
Aloysian
Treasury
Aloyalus
National Park
Distri Ck
Trinity
Unat
Hily
Aimey
Gallagher
Alessian
Cheir
Bares
Jettany Lam
Dénailson
Hye
Treasuey
Gertman
Gurehor
Gertram
Ain
Bkreaanry
Mester
Maucigly
Wits
Gene
Asaueth
Ty Benton
Peru
Danaleoa
Auto race propels poet to hazard his life on the track
Poet Gabriele Panpunzio may race at Trescle as the 2-Automobile field nears. He plans to drive at a near pace until an hour, claiming he is certain he will not die before the day prophecy ends when a jealous lover allegedly ends him. Bosworth wins Roque Tourney at Norwich with key victories. Goewerth defeats Syuhats and Clark to claim the title. Howard of Washington attends to defend this year.
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Gabriele Panpunzio
Trescle
Gable
Saad
Bosworth
American Cricketers Return From England Tour
New York aug 3 sixteen of the Balverslity of Peonaylya cricket team returned today on the Vaderland after a June tour in England and Ireland. They visited the continent and came back via Antwerp.
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New York
Jockeys Injured in Melee at Empl City Race Track
A racing program at Empl City saw Jocker Ott J Lee and Lycurgus injured after falls in the opening race. Lycurgus was taken to St Joseph's Hospital with a concussion but Dr Johnstone later indicated possible recovery. Other races featured Old Honesty winning at 60 to 1 and multiple thoroughbreds racing in the day’s card with no further details on outcomes.
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New Aurk
Empl City
Jocker
W. Ott
J. Lee
Lycurgus
Tad Falls
Lytter Cram
Bt. Jozephs Hospital
Teeta H
Ott Fell
New Gerner
Supine
Kyertgus
Woll
Lee
Ott
Johnstone
St. Joseph's
Mala
Torytown Hangieap
Old Honesty
Buramarien
Jeoe Houtter
Hetalmeraeon
Fegranaine
iDiggia
Nintaparie
Haig Turtonge
Iallow
Lalbert
Texistow
Ponty Pris
Lexoitae
Tod Lulemer Naoran
Salling
Rte
Wetin
Ubanka
Hawkataa
Camitto
Balta Sizome
Oak Grove
High Tans
Aio Ray
St Toms
Fuegrave
Maeda
Tere Linvepee
Clements Wlaa Ran
Favorites Falter At Narragansett Park Opening Day
Opening races at Narragansett Park yield surprises as favorites falter due to authorities action. Alice Pointer and Hidalgo split heats in the main event with Hidalgo taking the final, while Dougie wins the 220 pace for three-year-olds and Lat and On capture the $30 pace, leaving Latend Stanford and others close behind.
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William Brown
Tildalga
David Shaw
Alice Pointer
Hidalgo
Willam OG
Ba Geers
Dhrely
Silentek O Gshor Warren
ateDomab
Allee Résalors
Wre
Crrady
Lerche Layburn
McCarthy
Dame Cawant
Tay Stanford
Thorn
Witron
Evenly Matched Fields Open Racing Card
In a feature filled program the fields were evenly matched with close racing. Margot edged Linda Lake in the opening two year old event after a strong stretch run, while Dar agette and Light Nota struggled to reach the finish in the later races. Final summaries list Margot 108 with McCarthy, Linda Lake close behind, and other noted runners across the two and three year old divisions.
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Margot
Jaime
Limnda Lake
Paia
Attes
Hardy
Atte
Darage
Toe Lee
Boreed Bitessith
Wea
Spocich Tou Statler
Alekiston” Sig
Cubeoniline
Tay Hatleel
Arion Slee
Vighinee Finny
Dali Bele Ehostans
Megan Esha
al Soweeanton
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Stra
Hertlig
Immnar
Habe
Ealing
Aviany
Satan
Cyelors
Five Favorites Fail at Saratoga Eventful Opening Day
The writer notes Carman’s heavy riding on Mark Antony, which was disqualified earlier, and his attempt to balance losses as Security could have won with more distance. Grapple’s upset in the Amsterdam Selling Stakes and Oxford’s win close the afternoon, with scattered observations on the track and racing politics. Uncle the two year old, recently sold for 30,000, reportedly broke down per railbirds despite claims of soundness by John Madden. Jockey Koerner receives meeting suspension for a postrace incident. Feuchchap, Wilson’s Futurity candidate, did six furlongs in 1:45 4/5 between races.
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Spenlal
Themas Saratoga
Carman
Mark Antony JT
Witte
Hin
Grapple
Amsterdam
Oxford
Ames
Bey
IAU
Tay
Sam Hildreth
John Madden
Hildreth
Koerner
Blarter Cassidy
Méabenay
Feauchap
R. F. Wilson
Washington Post
Saratoge
Wwern
Frank J. Farrell
Amsterdant
D. Bulivan
Hye
Rigaté Royal
Duryea
Dreamer
Davis to Succeed Griffith as Highlanders Manager
The Washington feature notes George Davis is expected to succeed Clark Griffith as Highlanders manager next season. Davis may continue his playing career as a shortstop with the White Sox or switch to managing New York, with Comiskey’s could be a factor. Frank Isbell is further strained, likely sidelined a week to ten days, affecting White Sox pennant push.
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Chicago
George Davis
Highlanders
Clark Griffith
Norman Exberford
Wilte Sox
Comtley
Ota Roman
Davis
New York
Giants
George
Farrell
Ferrell
Comiskey
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Numan
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White Sox
Frank Isbell
Zenim
Cumberland Tennis Tourney Opens For Western Maryland Title
Cumberland Md Aug 6 The annual Kennia tourney of the Potomac Club Cumberland for the Western Maryland championship begins tomorrow and continues daily until completed There will be five events and many tennis experts will participate including players from Maryland West Virginia Southern Ohio Western Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia
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Gumberland
Potomac Club
Maryland
West Virginia
Ojo
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Armenians Released as No New Evidence Found
New York officials said there was no new information on the three Armenians Sarkisian Mooradian and Armyian wanted for the murder of Father Varterian. They had been in Marvellies and told authorities they would go to Bulgaria. A witness saw a body trunk in a room on Thirty seventh Street. Extradition seemed unlikely due to lack of differing evidence.
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McCatterty
District Attorney’s Office
Sarkisian
Armyian
Caspar Varterian
Bulgaria
United States
Skinner
Marrellies
Bar
Weint
Thirty-seventh Street
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Day
Ufficy
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Victory by Two Lengths in Steeplechase Grapple
Dreamer, the favorite, broke slowly and drew up ground but faded in the stretch. English Jumper, ridden by M. P, defeated Dreamer in a steeplechase after refusing the last jump.
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Dreamer
M. P
Winners at Saratoga and Fort Erie race meet
Five favorites fell to surprise wins with Grapple taking the Amsterdam selling stakes at a mile in 1:58. Mark Antony II, Carman’s standout, led a tight finish in the seven furlongs. Kernel and Baroda also posted placings as crowds of about 5,000 watched fast tracks and Miller rode two winners.
Jockeys and Horses Shine in Westward Campaigns
Falcada worked with him keeping him busy as Thomas Hitchcork Jr sold Vendor to James Arthur. Chalita’s victory delighted Alex Labold and Barney Dreyfus, with Tom Welsh training Aily since Saturday. Dreyfus placed a smart bet at 7 to 1 as Chapulteper, a Futurity favorite, ran six furlongs in 1 16 1 4.
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Thomas Hitchcork, Jr
James Arthur
Westers Territory
Alex. Labold
Barney Dreyfus
Chalita
Tom Welsh
Welsh
Labold
Dreyfus
Adda
Chapulteper
Unclear OCR Text from Saratoga Racing Card
Readable elements list horses and terms in a jumbled entry with many garbled names. The fragment mentions Saratoga and racing related items but lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes for a reliable summary.
Lipton Weighs Cup Challenge Through Royal Irish Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton considers challenging for the America's Cup via the Royal Irish Yacht Club with a Dublin Bay race plan if selected. He notes American rules, hopes to race under New York Club rules, and says a southern Irish challenge would extend Ireland’s Cup chances. Lipton praises Americans and recalls fond memories of his American visits.
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Royal Irish Yacht Club
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Kingston
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Iai
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Erin
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Beane the Brin
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Assieton Curzon-Howe
Edward
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Astetes
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Ford
New York
Five firemen poisoned by dye salt fire at Hagan Co warehouse
In New York five firefighters were hospitalized after exposure to poisonous smoke and dye salts released during a blaze at Hagan & Co warehouse on Washington Street. Two men are judged likely to die, others in serious condition after hours of rooftop struggle. Later, all five were moved to hospital as toxin spread. Names: James Nichols George Pearson Conrad Mer t? P J Maktenzie Daniel Fellows.
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Hagan & Co
Washington
James Nichols
George Pearson
C., Mnelly
P. J. Maktenzie
Daniel Z. Fellows
The Hard Part and the City Talk
An excerpt shows a character debating how to relate to residents on the street. J Green remarks it seemed fine overall yet the real issue is facing and recognizing every person encountered in daily life.
Police Guard Meat Wagons
New York reports indicate meat wagon drivers’ strike disruption with early deliveries resuming. Each wagon was escorted by a policeman and a private detective. Packers proposed resuming at eighty hours per week, but drivers rejected any plan exceeding sixty five hours.
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New York
Itte
Teachers of the Niagara Movement Meet in Boston
Boston hosts the Niagara Movement annual meeting with prominent white and colored educators discussing progress across territories. The five day session marks the abolition of the slave trade centennial and honors Whittier Longfellow and Agassiz. Reports from committees set to be presented to delegates.
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Boston
Niagara Movement
Whittier
Longfeliow
Railway Auto Wins Record Between Omaha and Denver
Union Pacific motor car No. 12 completed a 670 mile run from Omaha to Denver in 16 hours 34 minutes, beating the regular Denver fast train at 17 hours 15 minutes. Earlier cars ran daily with 172 men aboard and on time. The company plans eighteen more motor cars.
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Mor
Union/ Pacife
Bes
Denver
Rroeer
F Johnson Champion in All-Comers Tourney Victory
W A Larned defeats H Westfall in straight sets to reach the final, while F Johnson of the University of Pennsylvania wins the national interscholastic tennis title by beating Arthur Sweetzer of Harvard. Johnson drops two sets but wins the title as Larned advances.
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H.westfall
Newport
WW. F. Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
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Harvard Association
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Clarence Hobart
W. F. Johnaan
H Mollenbauer
Emp Ress
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Hobart
Mollenbauer
Leroy
Johnsan
Sweetzer
Johnson
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Archur Greetge
Marvers
Weathay
Palmer
Draughons Colleges Expand to Washington Area
Prof John F Draughon founder of Draughons practical business colleges led expansion into Washington adding a Spencerian Business College with Academy of Music Building. The firm, merged into a capitalized trust, reports strong profits and widespread endorsements from business leaders across seventeen states. Special discounted enrollment offered for next thirty days at Ninth and D streets location.
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John F. Draughon
Draughon
Droughon
M Atuck Company
Maine
California
Nashville
Noshville
Dman
Spenarelso Business College
RIOT FOLLOWS WRECK IN OIL CITY YARDS
A work train carrying about forty foreign laborers collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad freight car in Oil City Pennsylvania causing multiple injuries. Brakeman Gentes knee was dislocated and several foreigners were hurt as they were thrown to the ground. The foreigners tried to attack the crew but were restrained by the section foreman and other railroad workers who calmed the scene.
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Oil City
Pennsylvania
Gente
Shem
Breman
Second Annual Meeting of Independent Billposters Held
The second annual convention of the Independent Billposters and Advertising Painters Association of the United States and Canada convened yesterday shortly after 1 PM at the Adington Hotel in Arlington with about 115 members present. Sessions ran to 5 PM with reports read and discussed. After adjournment members dispersed to homes, the Congressional Library, auto rides, or theaters. the final session and officer elections are set for 7 PM today.
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Arlington
Independent Billposters and Advertising Painters’ Association
United States
Canada
Adington Hotel
Congressional Library
Slayer Kills Self After Suspected Behram Murder
Police identified a man connected to widow Lena Behram in a fatal assault at 1000 Flushing Avenue Willemsburg. Casper Poff, a 32 year old stonecutter, died by suicide in Flushing Bay after fleeing the scene. authorities link him to the crime, noting his ties to Behram and a Maspeth stone yard coworker.
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Werblaston Peet
New York
Lena Sohram
Woo
Flushing Avenue
Willemsburg
Casper, Poff
Mouser Ar Rest
Flushing Bay
Behram
Pom
Max Behram
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Wifow
Pott
Ridgewood Park
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Poff
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Jeter
Wen Post
Ste
Wolves trap three on lonely road near Duluth Heights
On a lonely Duluth road yesterday, Reuben Wilson and John Robinson were treed and held captive for three hours by wolves. The incident occurred near Duluth Heights, Aug 46, as the men sought shelter from the wilderness attack.
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Mire
Reuben
Wilson
John Robinson
Duluth Heights
Lonely Road
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