Belmont Jockey Club Meeting Signals August Track Reforms
President Matt J Winn of the Jockey Club announces August as the target for track reforms at Empire City while Belmont officials press for safer racing. The meeting at Windsor Arcade discusses public interest in racing and the shift away from money driven ventures. The article notes bookmakers in the Beach area and race results feeding changes in policy.
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Matt J Winn
Gutnberg
Maxnsth
Jockey Club
Tatco
Vieln
Mir Belmont
Club de Tigor
Buffalo
Vesey Chy
Dinpire
Brighton Beach Winners Reveal Hard Fought Match
Garment of players and teams clash in a tight contest with a final score near 11 to 5 in favor of Brighton Beach. Key moments include Gard Masterson and Fair Play Mountain delivering pivotal plays as rivals push back with late drives and defensive stands.
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Brighton Beach
Folly Prim Wins Easily at Fort Erie Feature Race
Folly Prim, holder of the Kenilworth Mile record, dominates the Fort Erie feature race. The horse led from the start and finished clear of rivals in the July pony event, with strong finishes from Brim and Flanwen in a crowded field.
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Kenilworth
Fort Ene
Fenilworth
McCarthys
Tod
GI Lee
Marini Roly Poly
Squer
Venus Dernane
Ion
Torlonre Boening
Ranaie
Amin Styro Dager
Marlin
Douro
Buck Marin
Malton
Empire Track Gains Point In Commission Meeting
Wadawoth makes a significant start at the commission meeting. Empire track officials discuss progress and potential policy changes affecting events and funding.
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Empire
Mt. Wadawoth
Pythians Hold Field Day at Brightwood Driving Park
Accidents marred the annual Pythian field day with several spills in the creek and trotting races. AC Massino led the open mile bike heat before injuring and being carried off unconscious. George Bell dominated the ten mile motorcycle event until Mangold caused a crash forcing Bell to retire. W Sexnett won the half mile bicycle race for boys and A Relown edged A Lana in a police half mile. Final events included a match race won by Stubeners over Oak Wilkes and Ryans Matrick McGregor.
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Pythian
Brightwood Driving Park
Crete
AC Massino
Bievela
George Bell
Nad
Mangold
Bell
Boa
W Sexnett
Police
WJ Wells
Mobin Hood
Farrow
Queen
Mathers
Taco Om
Stubeners
Oak Wilkes
Ryans
Matrick McGregor
Hota
Sematt
Dame Ag
AD Bion
Aecemd AG
Tawa Bea
Fisk
WF Shaw
Gary
Real
A Wiseeanen
EB Drewa
Meron
Taird Gangulian
Tay
Bievela Racs
Agaly Wan Bs Schingarten
Econ
Mendelint
Carter Gaunth
Aereate
Runabost
Elaes Wea
Clana A
Fe Rupert
Robin Float
Mr Morrow
Tr Goodacre
the Dale
Chater
Cust
Yeina Leimer
Wrenn
Pano Hinghe
Goodacre
Ralaters Mr ‘Opponneinicat
Alevh
Baer Rae Mulet
Patlee
Wem
America
Imul
Walt Tg
Rhoab Hagen
Bidangar
Hapday
Billinaloy
Camel Uy
Basle
Grant Merrit Fay
Walt
Ameren
Ue Merritt
Merritt
Amd
Rick
Scien
Timo
Caledonian Club Excursion Promises Prime Prizes at Marshall Hall
The twenty eighth annual Caledonian Club excursion at Marshall Hall on July 1 features handsome prizes including silver loving cups, gold medals, shares of mining stock, and extra prizes for ladies. Open amateur events cover sprints, distance runs, harness, and field events with close-entry deadlines in July.
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Caledonian Club
Whiel
Marshall Hall
Mtared
Svecasa
Uly Biator
Tito
James Donsles
Cure AG
Spalding & Bross
Fourteenth Street
Flick Leaves Cleveland Club as Star Player Hints at Retirement
Sporting comment notes Elmer Flick, popular Cleveland star, asking for a layoff during a crucial Eastern trip. He has saved money, invested in trotters, and watches Detroit and Cleveland races. Cleveland officials grant rest, while Cantillon rebuilds the infield with new players to strengthen next season amid a broader sports panorama.
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Jed Grillo
Elmer Flick
Detroit
Cleveland
Fick
Fils
Filck
Clevelaand Tana Hua
Flick
Mr .Flick
Hall Cub
Ira
Nicb
Washington
Zacea
Iris
Betieves Ligghits
Trules
Cantillon
Thers
Allie Casters Jockey Club
Dimple City
Iffurs
Sardos
Arcund
New York
Saratoga
Empire City
Horoes
Ain
Jockey Club
Vthera
Lionpire
Hid Gleason
Phidelphis Club
Kle i Gleason
Minora
Wriiter
Eld
Tim
Boba
Sep
Lanley
Hhis Mer
New Jersey
Bryn Mawr Juniors Clinch U S Polo Title at Lake Forest
Bryn Mawr Juniors defeated Onwentsia 10 to 4 to win the junior polo championship of the United States at Lake Forest. Bryn Mawr led early but faced fouls and a safety. Onwentsia kept pace early before Bryn Mawr pulled away in the second period with a burst of goals.
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Lake Forest
Bryn Mawr
United States
Onwentsia
Gawantha
Erin Mawr
Wettigia
Downing
McCormick Onwentela
Bryn Mawy
Onwentele
Onwentela
Isthmian Canal Commission June Operations Report
The Isthmian Canal Commission summary for June notes excavation at Gatun reaching 6 928 cubic yards, with May at 69 355, plus 17 3 tons of explosives used by the Indian division. Despite 1844 inches of rainfall, output per shovel remained acceptable. four fires caused minor losses. Sanitation shows 171 pupils enrolled with 1 200 daily attendance. no deaths among white Americans, but overall deaths total around four to fifteen among various groups.
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Istamian Canal Commission
Sndia
Malium
Gatun
Wald
Emmy
Panama Railroad
Keene Sued Mintua Life for Foreclosure in Westbury
Mutua Life Insurance Company of New York sues Pullhall Keene and Mary L Keene to foreclose a 26000 mortgage on their Rose Mount estate near Westbury Long Island. The suit seeks principal plus accrued interest and requests court authorization to sell the Westbury home and 160 acres to satisfy the claim.
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Mintua Life Insurance Company
Wadleytan
Insurance
Kean Beatifel
Rosemount
Westbury
Mutual Suita Company
Keene
Defendems
Wealbury
Keane
Keene Hae
Flying fish injures officer aboard German steamship Bake
An unusual accident occurred on the German steamship Bake when a flying fish struck First Officer Ritter in his cabin as the vessel neared Kingston Jamaica. Ritter was knocked senseless. crew, surgeon, and officers attended, Ritter sustaining a crushed skull but survived the incident.
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Wesmangven
New York
Tuee Ritter
Kingston
Jamaica
Herberger
Ritter
Heberger
Waa
Hint
Jim
Ensign Wade Sues Magazine Over Bennington Gunboat Explosion
Ensign Charlotte Wade sues the International Magazine Company for 100000 damages in U S Circuit Court over a Cosmopolitan article about the Bennington explosion two years ago that killed sixty officers and men and wounded forty. The suit targets claims about an orderly rise of engineering duties and a young ensign blamed for a failed experiment.
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Wade
Benmngton
Washington Post
New York
Ensign CharJoa
Wade Lsn
United States
International Magazine Company
Cosmopolitan Magazine
America
Bennington
Wades
Annapolis
Thebaud Assets Bond Filed to Await Schedules
Assignee Joly & Ernst G Pliester of Paul Gibert Thebaud and Frits Prahl, surviving partners of Thebaud Bros, asks for a provisional bond of 1,276,816 dollars issued by Justice Dayton to stay until schedules are filed. The estate centers on open accounts with numerous items, delaying inventory. Debts include amounts from Escalante & Son and other debtors, plus cash, goods, and insurance claims.
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Joell
Washington Post
New York
Joly
Ernest G Pliester
Paul Gibert Thebaud
Frits Prahl
Totel
HSS
E Escalante & Son
Menda ‘Lucttan
Mexico
Loral
New York City
Aager
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
Mane Insurance
Atlantig Mutual Insurance Company
Pamsline Remi
Ly Tosqalante & Gon
Ox Financial
Ditiouley Ma
Te Cele
Meateo
Ced
Northout
Colored evangelist claims to have held Washington's horse at Yorktown
Fort Philadelphia report recounts Brooks Mason, a 75 year old Black preacher, asserting he held George Washington's horse at Yorktown. He claims 18 years of fame, misstates the surrender, and describes travels from Havana to Philadelphia. Local residents doubt details while noting his age and unusual memory.
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Jess O
Philadelphia
Ken Beer
George Washington
Lord Carmwellia
Yorktown
Brooks Mason
Free Will Baptie
Mason Dama
Ben Waderie
George Rashgle
Havana
Cuba
Yattows
Tammyhawk
Ilegen Ral TE Mawun
Waren
York Town
Mason
Bishop Mason
Ginn
Waston Street
Thirty
Amsen
Larktown
Zimmer Keeps Silent in Bribery Case Testimony
In a Glass bribery case hearing, Em il Zimmer of the Pacific States Telephone Company testified about bribe payments via bank notes to a witness's wife as agents and executives face questions. The court sentenced him to jail for contempt and fined $900 after silence and multiple refusals to answer.
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Gan Francis
Charles Rexton
Borten
Hexton
Halsey
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Scond
Emil Zimmer
Zommer
Landitor
Pacifi Stator Telephone Company
Lowe Gillus
Zimmer
Georgia Prohibition Bill Blocked by Senate Filibuster
Georgia lawmakers faced a rare near-miss as a filibustering minority in the legislature halted action on the dry bill. The measure, favored by the Tower branch, has sparked intense debate from morning until night, delaying passage and keeping the bill in limbo.
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Georgia
Senate
Tweed Headquarters Burn in Bayside Fire
Fire destroyed the Tweed era headquarters of Boss Tweed in Bayside near Little Neck Bay. Warders asleep in the Croghereton House hotel escaped with narrow misses as flames began in the kitchen from an old electric light wire. Loss estimated at 25 100.
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Speetal
Weshtizion Prat
Bayside
Bu ‘Tweed
Tamany
Little Neck Bay
Aumme
Crogheron House
Detective Electric Ight
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Bakleton Beach
Horace
Ania Oak
Lee Saal
Aimanthes
Uden Edwante
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Roett
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Wai
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James J Buck‘sox
Sharkey Athletic Club
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Emil Fuchs
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Huckley
Thia Hall Bond
James Hagan
Furnas
Supreme Court
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Sporting Comment
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Riveralée Club
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Tia
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Cetal
Lie Sanitary Department
Forhall F Keene
Finback
Ensign Sues Magazine
Thebaud
Geta
Frisco
TWEED
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Premium Department
American Tobacco CO
Jersey City
N. J. St. Louis, Mo
Sia
Cook Remedy CO
Basukig Temple
Chicago
U.S
Adios Marvel CO
Donnella Pharmacies
Inkurtaas
Iedsenanseen
Isin
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Sareuee
NASA
the Sunday Post
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Seventeenth Street
Fisk Elgin
Ciracie
Kidders
the Post
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