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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1907

Page

27

Ballots Victory Drawn In Quoia Stake Event

Mantfart the hot favorite led the race with S-Choice pacing early but Notter’s mount overhauled the field to win by two lengths at Pigo City. James Butler, via his attorney, seeks a gubernatorial med ian to remove the state racing commission and appoint a legislative inquiry into racing conduct. The State racing commission gave the Jockey Club and Empire City track until tomorrow to file briefs on the dispute.

Mantfart Choice Om Far Turn Notter Pigo City Twan James Butler Austes Gerfain Jockey Club Empire City State Racing Commission Lapute Empire Tack Tate Oppas Imasior Stacy Racing Commission Jacoky Clubs Env

Winners Brighton Beagh Meoskalecta Walshweed Ingram

Abstracted list of names and partial identifiers appears from a historic page segment. The readable elements include multiple personal names such as Theodora Cook and Swainy Aguene, with scattered numerical tokens, but the overall context remains unclear. This item likely records election or prize winners, yet OCR fragments hinder full interpretation.

Brighton BEAGH Preston Fort Erie Cook Star Damunda Iey

Outsiders Prevail in Fort Bridge Racing Crowd

A lively Fort Briv course crowd watched a set of surreels dominated by outsiders. The card showed a strong finish for Peat Buffalo hx and a trend of white versus colored jockeys amid rough racing as Summeries Prat Wauseon and others posted notable rides.

Fort Briv Wim Colored Brothers Austin Jolas Setadiom Bigoreia Genes Pena Sures Aguttean

Brighton Beach racing notes and racing results summary

A long OCR fragment covers Brighton Beach racing with numerous names, horses, and odds. It references many horses and riders, race outcomes, and betting notes, including Pace results and various stakes and events across the meet.

Dan Patch Fails in Exhibition Mile at Terre Haute

A long report from Terre Haute describes Dan Patch failing to lower his mile time during an exhibition race at the Western Brevet meets. The event featured other horses and riders, including jockeys and owners, with details about the track, crowd, and subsequent discussions about future meetings and racing governance.

Corrien Terre Haute

New York Swimmer Sets Coast to Coast Record at Yacht Club

New York athlete Daniels of the New York Athletic Club swam a new record time of 2 minutes 49 seconds in a yard pool at Larchmont Yacht Club. Kitching previously held the record at 2 74 seconds. L Bley won the handicap race at Goards with L B Goodwin second. The Furbanks won the power boat race, completing the 19W mile course in 24.83 minutes. Multiple disqualifications occurred for wrong courses among other events.

New York C M Daniels New York Athletic Yate Larchmont AthinUes Laura Initchas Crusaders Amorlex Elminas Dinary Rice

Australians win Davis Cup in Wimbledon final

London July 3 Australians Norm Brookes and Wilding Austen Hons defeated the English holders at Wimbledon to take the Davis Cup in three of four matches. Gore and Hooper Barrett represented the United Kingdom in singles and doubles, but the English team could not withstand the Australian pair’s control in the rubber decisive game.

London Tunma Wophy Normin E Brookes Wilding Austen Hons Wimblean Alma W Gore Hooper Barrett United Kingdom Gore Py Wilder Brookes Barrett

Oil City Trace Fast Exciting Fishes to Every Event on the Card

Rapid action marks the opening of the meet with fast trotting and sprint finishes. Names such as Cladera, Wilken, and Mesos appear in the race results along with purse details and notable times. An associated note mentions Tug Wilson’s fatal car crash and collegiate ties to Obrkin College and Williams College. A separate ICA Tennis Tournament is announced with August 1 entry close and prize notes, plus Western League results for Atalapy City Lincoln and other teams.

Pennsylvania Ang Ae Heute Rave Kay Hweener Aman Wilken Teanie H Barton Paul Jednori Hest Wilson Obelin Ohio Obrkin College Williams College

Jersey Against Auto Race Doomed in New Jersey

State officials say Vanderbit cup automobile race in New Jersey is doomed to fail. Adverse public sentiment and a recent house passage are seen as likely to doom the project, with the Senate expected to kill the bill.

Trenton Tne New Jersey Arate Agi IL Granth Senate

Racing at Brightwood track postponed by rain

The Piian track and field events at Brightwood Park were delayed due to rain. A substituted match between Oak Wilkes and Ryans Patrice McGregor replaces a planned contest between Milut and Potta Tite, with a silver pitcher as prize. The program includes trotting, page races, a ten mile motorcycle race, a one mile bicycle race for police, and a five mile runabout automobile race.

Piian Brightwood Fark Steuben Jers Oak Wilkes Ryans Patrice McGregor Milut Potta Tite Prise Js Inter District League Mtropolitan Follee Fhlers Regis iMled Hans Dirk Rohh Reid Innhemtena Bardia Seat Tae Johg Exerony Tang Hole Roxon Tela

Tourists Race Through Rough Maryland Roads In A A A Tour

The eleventh day of the American Automobile Association annual tour covered 26 miles from Baltimore to this city. Drivers faced poor road conditions with water breaks and baron lanes but eighteen perfect score contenders pressed on. Officials paid tolls for twenty starters, while the route included the notorious May Irn Toads and a celebratory indium war after crossing into Pennsylvania.

Sme Sannia Paa Philadelpher American Automoble Association Baltimore Indiana Tay Pennsylvania Liu Maryland Lotin Seema Penn Ivante Toma PhD

Grand Circuit Opens with Stout Card and Cattle Quarrel

Opening day at Detroit features the Chamber of Commerce Stake won by Reproachless a black filly from Direct Hal, beating rivals in three heats amid a near 1000 spectators. Fire damaged a stable later that afternoon, with one barn destroyed and ten others damaged. The event highlighted a mix of favorites and longshots, including Pony stakes and several notable horses such as Fedoras, Bonanza, and Wild Bell in a crowded program.

Detroit Direet Hal Hich Chamber of Comm Merce Pacers Arnell Ume Ataker Parma Chamber of Commerce Dunn Hidalgo Fed Dan Libertyville Bonanza Bonanas Thomas Coud Paca Pinang Gen Wilson W Chisholm Cleveland Watters Fedoras Gintcol Carle

Despondent Fair Elopee Attempts Poison Suicide

Mille Gedden, a well-dressed Bridgeport girl, drank carbonic acid in a Willumaburg lodging room after learning her former suitor William Mascott, of Waterbury, had not married her. He sought a job, money ran out, and she believed they would wed. Police charged Mascott with aberrant conduct as officers guarded the home to prevent escape. Dr Hauck saved her life and she aims to marry once Mascott finds work.

Bashtaal Post New York Bridgeport Aightsen Meaker William Mascott South Malmatre Waterbury Herbert Street Lieut Snow Addreax Hauck Owen Miss Gedden Mascott Wee Ainallé Street

Captured at Midnight Italian Outlaws Arrested in New York

Detectives from Inspector McCafferty’s Italian unit arrest Giuseppi Pelletteri and Giovanni Pelletteri, two alleged members of the Barcelona gang, linked to recent Italian murders. Both men, from Palermo, were seized at midnight after watching their homes, with revolvers drawn. Authorities believe they may hold information about threats and past killings in theItalian community.

Washington Post New York Giuseppi Pelletteri Giovanni Petriaino McCafferty Tek Walieves Palermo Sicily Barcelona Nender Giusepp Inspector McCafferty Antonio Capsee Fauarker

Harold Vanderbilt Safe After Chesapeake Voyage to Norfolk

Harold Vanderbilt and a party aboard the yacht Ribvia arrived at Hampton Roads near Old Point, dropping anchor offshore. They traveled by Chesapeake Bay in easy stages and planned to visit the Jamestown Exposition. Vanderbilt learned of public notices about his absence and went to inform Skipper Crowley in Norfolk.

Hampton Roads Crase Washington Post Harold Vanderbilt Eetopton Roads Old Point Vander Pil Chesapeake Crowley Trme Venderbilt Vanderbilt Tevins Norfolk Skipper Crowley Mr Vanderbilt Jamestown Exposition

Famous Song Writer Dead At Home In Chicago

Veteran editor of the Comilter Journal and noted songwriter dies at his Chicago home at seventy. He claimed authorship of original words for a popular tune and arranged its music. Dixit set to music during wartime faced censorship and arrest before revision. His best known song Molay Darting the siren nf reached vast sales in America and Surapa.

Houle Sy Col Hays Comilter Journal Nu Aseg Iroquaia Theater Ars Chicago Col Hass Jhs Moly Surapa America Ben

Bribe Brings San Francisco Supervisor Lonergan to Trial

Over four thousand dollars were allegedly passed to Lonergan and his wife Anna in San Francisco as bribe money related to votes on phone company favors. Witnesses testified of money given by Halsey to influence actions at the Pacific Staten Telephone Company case.

Supervisor Lonergan San Francisco Francisco Mra Anna Lonergan Lonegan Louis Glase Halsey Pacific Staten Telephone Company Toms MW Coffey Mie FP Nicholas Andrew MC Wilson AlecMuel W Baton Pact@ pracen Eiephone Company

Mrs Raffles in Chicago Arrest Sparks Burglary Link

Nellie Hants, 40, dubbed Mrs Raffles, was arrested after police found a satchel containing 11 gold watches rings and jewelry as she left a Harm Center street residence with her husband a drug store clerk and their three year old daughter. He denied knowledge of the crimes but was held as an accomplice. The woman confessed intent to support her aged mother.

Boseredey Penganar Ray Paty Tosa Shaw Petutent Creksan Sterna Ato Wypnard Kanes Peter ‘Sterling Penn Childe Thala Magan Ueemtrian Hugh Farrelling Yan Ally Sete Gay Gee SN Sng Valanvarta Bertzeten Pot Eigen Bente Demueser Satert Dat Uisaterson Proubiesaer Ieee Ii Fredudinto Teria Cesbretia America Delaney Tor Guaen Helene Huralar Mra Nellie Hants Rey Thomas J Hants Tnt

Blind man and son foil burglars with toy cannon

Totally blind Robert M Jones of New York and his fourteen year old son used a wooden toy cannon to scare away five burglars trying to enter their home in Thousand Islands. Blank shells were fired and the band fled at the first shot. In a second item, the Brazilian steamship Govan bound for Rio de Janeiro caught fire en route from New York to Barbados and had to jettison part of its cargo.

Thousand Islands Robert M Jones New York Jonas Walter Rio de Janeiro Govan Barbados

Two Men Buried as Lumber Pile Collapses at Smedley Bros

In a yard accident at Smedley Bros Company Walter Kempa died and coworker Scolstan Gowaski suffered injuries after a 3 dig pile of lumber toppled. Workers were bulking the stack when it gave way trapping both men. Kempa was pronounced dead. Gowaski received injuries with potential seriousness.

Not a drop of Alcohol Doc

Modern medical actencehe explains why Ayers Sarpaparille is now made entirely free from alcohol. They prefer strong tonica and alteratives. This is all in keeping with modern medical actencehe explains why Ayers Sarpaparille is now made entirely free from alcohol. Ask your doctor. Follow his advice. Wilbury creates Leena.

Wilbury Leena S.S.S SSS Swift Specific CO Atlanta

Fire destroys Publicker Cooperage plant in Philadelphia

A fire in the engine room of the Publicker Cooperage Company crippled the Philadelphia plant, causing about 75 900 dollars in damage. Insurance partly covers the loss. The blaze broke out in the engine room of the lower section late tonight, with crews fighting the flames through the night.

Cooperage Philadelphia Publicker Cooperage Company

Speech of Wild Animals in the Highlands

A narrator describes chimpanzees and gorillas as intelligent but reticent, noting wild and captive behaviors, vocal variety, and the rich, regional vocabularies of multiple monkey species. He observes daily chatter among monkeys, nocturnal calls of arctocebus, and frequent interspecies exchanges near his residence in the forested highlands.

Reirer Nave Fox Snape Algt Mwoga Monkere Monksby Elmost

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