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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1907

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3

Daisy Stakes Upset Delights Large Crowd

Five choices go down as the 6 to 5 favorite is beaten by a half length in the Daisy Stakes. Joe Nealon wins the fifth event amid a large crowd and lively track atmosphere.

Joe Nealon

Winners at Sheepshead Bay Race Meet Stuns Crowds

Seven races ran at Sheepshead Bay New York on June 21 with several public favorites upset. Tony Faust led a late surge at 30 to 1 to win the Coney Island Handicap as Halifax faded. Yankee Girl won the one mile and a quarter turf handicap while Joe Nealon captured the fifth race by a nose. Fearless longshots shuffled purses, with Alauda and Barbary Belle delivering surprise finishes in two sprints.

Washington Post New York Sheepshead Bay Halifax Tony Faust King’s Daughter Dreamer Cohort Joe Nealon Ansonia Yankee Girl Aladda Sidney Paget Risk Mosen Barbary Belle Orbicular R. Bradley Alauda Mountain Horner See Masson Miller Wrassail Swaini Una New Garter Montbert Hustle Royal Eyox Astoria Belle Hineko Treasure Z Dugan Radtke Moyea Tame Ladarne Workman Nagaram d’Arkle Esotute Gambrinus Beleast Yorkist Pretension Cluchona Little Woods Rifleman W Doyle James B Brady Thermidor Fordella Searlop Bonnill Hurle Court Fond Beart Martiny Tine Halifax de Mund Cere Red River Penarria Malacca Sir Lynnewood Jae Nealon E Dugan Sonia G Burns Lowe Duke of Ariduguater Jive Ban Orcagna Sparkles Silver Hall Beardall Orena Biskra Thomas Calhoun Punch Titehihs Gay Gryseile Citizen Mites iMillers Bartender Brusselsy Ostrich Radthe Don Carique Ruby Sailor Boy Campaigne Meintyre Dick Finnell Vid Kapp Stailine Linnepee Lichtnesa Ssracuee Ramrod Forragut Perseveisnes My Lady Bromina Peroxide Wil Do Vervane Horne Tony Fauet Golden Shore Prince Hamburg I Saracinezcama Cederatrome Beaslip Bylan Agent Sans Deleanta Commodore Fontaine Rocket Royal Vane Montclair Peter Pan Oran Ws Paumonok Arcite Philander Ald Colonel White Angter Savable Banker Gl. M Fitmnap Shenandoah Ivanhoese Suffice Onatas Water Taloe James WN Latonia Demo Bensonhurst Vee We Berryman Ben Strong Iyeran Bert Osre Wastern Husted Watersilk Rebacop Hedgewood Ea Lacache Potterne Helen Virginia Stoner Selba Nazimove Clear Run Batla Cora Dugant Lovely Girl Merrigo Wine Merchant Cheawardine Colonel Brady Ordono Bitter Gold Ada GO. Walker Bucket Brigade Handsbridge Marcus Aurelius Honest Prince Ahmed Wing Tifle Plantland King of Troy Honesty Pasadena Mike Sutton True Wing Beau Hrummel Peter Sterling Phil Fibem Dainty Dame Libre Turner Stenger Lou Sarner Griswerl Swift Wing Woolstone Carew Quagga Matador Prince Bilver ‘Wings Windsor Horee Willam Penn Red Hussar St Balin Tony Hart Dr. Heard Sam Palmer Lot Denham Halbard Fantastic Denham Ecdesha Young Mrs Angle St. Noel King of the Jacgle Imp Il Malden Lezchoppoka Little Jeannie San Medene O Meg Brennan Elle Denigree Pentagon Florentine Mary Custis Henry Waite Attraction Hemlicar Joe Fallertoe Monterey Burom Kenilworth Shirley Galay Shine Lee Crest Cannie Bald Jonga. Ae Ae Edna Jackson Troveur Slickawsy Tickle Pantoni Pivaroon Peter Knight Right Royal Betsy Binford Altcta Hjartin Doyle Deuce Ormeenode Temmeraira Billcott Yaeve Sir Edward Bobbie Kean George Davis Pelly Prim Mein Chance Dene Martin Doyle Mammymoo Ontario Cobleshare King Ellsworth Marster Ly Killiecrankiebey Thistie Nellie Burn Gracchus Oakland Price F. Risk W. Gerst Korsi Bove Heather Scott Follie L Sandpiper Sell- Stavon Ae Kismet Charley Ward Moreland J. Murphy Nowerd Glenn MacBride Iumenthel Bekersiis Harbor Belle of Dandy Dancer J Murphy Catherine F Bromenthal Carasco Swain Abrupt Fantasia Oriflzmme Beyou Lark Phalenx Lem Reed Tuscarora Royal Breeze Mayham Talentoun Oh Nessey Aquiline Sigearlighter Aes Ball Weevil Eer Foe Coyne Pallamund Tedeaees Oscart Tima Royel Maxim Matebon Nabonissar Woolmarer Babel Fred Bent Thomond Ident Avalon Elot Grace Bt Clair Susaane Borcamorasso Haber Foley Mulvaney Ether Bay Oresa Shore Beclesiagtieren Johnny Lyons Erarvens

Gates Won Close To $100000 In Suburban Handicap Wagers

New York reports John W Gates netted near $100000 after wagering on Nealon's Suburban Handicap victory. He reportedly cleared about $60000 on the main event and plans further heavy betting with Boots Darnell advising. Gates faced mixed results across seven races as his commission bets fluctuated with each outcome.

Gates Commission Wins Big at Sheepshead Bay Races

Tony Faust foiled a bid in the last jump as Joe Newton won for Gates, netting about $35,000 overall. Bookmakers profited on multiple races with Masson, Rustie, and Barbary Belle among the favored bets. The Elmiendorf yearling sale at Sheepshead Bay saw top bids of $6,100 for Star Ruby offspring and $4,800 for a Goldfinch-Duchess of Towers colt.

Tony Faust Darnell Joe Nealon Mr. Gates Gates Commission Gates Commissioners Joe Newton Gates W. B. Jennings Ruby HE. Dugan Haensel L. A. Cella Rustie Alauda Gambrinus Elmiendorf Sheepshead Bay Ruby Graciosity DeMund Chepultepec A. J. Jones Goldfinch-Duchess of Towers

Fragmented list of names and items from a newspaper page

A long string of mostly proper nouns and lone terms including people, places, and possible brand or race names. No coherent story emerges. readable fragments suggest cataloged entries or listings with few contextual connections.

De Reszke Scores In Fifth Race At Kenilworth Park

Buffalo racing notes report De Reszke winning the fifth at Kenilworth Park with Hayman aboard as conditions were clear and fast. The program lists four races with multiple entrants including Iohunie Take, Gun Cotton, Shindy, and other entries. Calograhatchee and Castor are noted in the steeplechase and other legs.

Buffalo N. C M. L. Hayman de Reszke Kenilworth Park Schaller Ora Sudduth Brow Truro Smith Genevieve Mannheimer Aristotle Luzetta Valhala Rough House Concerned Cantless Iohunie Nicol Gun Cotton Anderson J Walsh Tom Shaw Gene Woods Lou G Are Bowser Crowton Taylor Calograhatches Hagani Castor Calograhatchee Ida Reek McCarthy Lea Harrison Enghander Tyrollan McDaniel Jack Kercheville Midas Alencon True Dora Englander Bitter Hand Carrol Gilpin Tis Goldstein Grevilla Prince

Crigli Drives To Victory In Oakland Five Furlong Dash

Crigli wins the first race over five furlongs at Oakland driven by Mentry. Ralph Young wins the mile event, while Mil shora with Ray Bennett trails in the last. Other races list multiple horses with prices and finish orders, including Florence Fonso, Jack Adams, and Mil shora in successive stakes.

San Francisco Oakland Crigli Ralph Young Milshora Ray Bennett Crigit Mentry Bouholly Kirschbaum Storma Ae Rosal Banzini Avena Hankwell Callis Florence Fonso McRae Jack Adams A Wright Croix d’Orr Lustig Integrity Burnabite Mike Jordan Dangerous Girl Mina Gibson Lydia Wrouseman King of the Mist J. Smith Rydabek Borel Peggy O'Neal Faustus Kermit, Fury Ed Sheridan Canerdo Leodr Escamada Palms The Missourian Golden Rule de Grammon Spring Ban Hersain Royal Rogue Paddy Lynch Follow Me Gilbert

Favorite Hazelthorpe Triumphs in Latonia Steeplechase

Hazelthorpe was the sole winning favorite at Latonia as War Chief triumphed in the steeplechase by six lengths over Greg Plume with Merry Pioneer third. Graceland Pendragon and Race Girdle fell, Maraschino ran out, and track was fast. Five furlongs saw Stone Street win at 5 to 1, while Haselthorpe edged Rickey in the steeplechase of six furlongs and Evelyn S won the fourth race.

Cincinnati Ohio Hazelthorpe Latonia War Chief Greg Plume Merry Pioneer Graceland Pendragon Sabade Powers Triangle Black Dress Dolla H A.bert M Dato Sliver Cup Pleasant View Balla Lady Flora Inventress Ortandwick Steele Minos Cherry Della Thorpe Evran Mattie Mack Caper Young Stevens Hyperbole Little George Dulzura Ericson Monere Hermence Haselthorpe Austin Woh Rickey Beserman Bilac Ovelande Zinfandel Major T. J. Carson Wart Chief Rice Garett Morry “Tionest Husten Evelyn S LC Martin Geneva S R. C. Ranm Lee Overby Macias Dick Walsh Ben Sand Thebias Crescent Boy Tackle Robert’ Moore Dinda Vie Mal Bether Brown Gamester Hernie Cramer Little Wilin Ellenor Miss Farnum Attila Casterdine Mrs Hawley

Queen City Handicap Race Set at Latonia Tomorrow

Cincinnati notes the Queen City Handicap, West’s richest turf event, worth 70000 plus, with a mile and an eighth distance. Pasadena with J Lee as favorite, Plantland second, eleven of sixteen entered expected to start, and a list of probable starters, weights, and jockeys.

Cincinnati Ohio Latonia Pasadena J. Lee Plantland Tilemy Peter Sterling Sheepshead Bay Windsor Horns Phu Finch D. Austin the Minks Cherry D. Boland Lee J. In True Wing T. Taylor Tieng Garnar Troy Dainty Dames Beau Brummet Pickens J. Sutter Mike Sutton Lexomne Prince Ahmed Ott Boubtful Atartera

Forerunner II Wins Ascot Workingham Stakes

At Ascot on a showery final day of the meeting, King Edward attended the Workingham Stakes Grandicap for three year olds and up. Forerunner II, at 33 to 1, upset to win by a neck over Morny with Albert Hall third two lengths back.

Ascot England King Edward Forerunner II Morny Albert Hall

Comiskey Telegrams Cantillon Over Stahl Deal

Chicago baseball magnate Charles A. Comiskey sent a terse telegram to Joe Cantillon denying any Washington club choice of Jake Stahl. The exchange followed Washington manager Cantillon’s inquiry about Stahls future and a possible offer from John Taylor in Washington. Comiskey asserted he held Stahl and money, while noting Stahl plans to continue in Chicago or elsewhere for his salary demands.

Washington Post Chicago Stahl C. A. Comiskey Charles A. Comiskey White Sox Joe Cantillon Washingtons Washington Parent Criger Stahi John Taylor D. C Nationals Comiskey Taylor Cantillon Jake Stahl Boston

Gen Allen to resign as head of Philippines constabulary

Brig. Gen. Henry T. Allen, chief of the Philippine constabulary, left Lexington for Washington to tender his formal resignation and accept the post as head of the Yellowstone Park service. He organized the force and led it for seven years.

Lexington Henry T. Allen Philippines Constabulary United States Army Washington Yellowstone Park Service Allen Philippine Constabulary

Marine Hospital Changes Announce Officer Duty Shifts

Public Health and Marine Hospital Service releases list of station and duty changes for commissioned officers. A. H. Glennan becomes chief division chief in Washington. Magruder takes one month leave. W. C. Hobdy to Mara Island California. J. M. Holt to represent service at Oregon State Medical Association meeting in Seaside July 12 13. B. J. Lloyd takes 21 days leave. G. L. Collins away one day. H. D. Long on leave for one month and twenty three days. 4. C. Blain on 30 day leave. J. Spencer Hough on 28 days leave. H. C. Wakefield on 20 days leave. J. L. B. Ward on three days leave. Emma F. Smith on 30 day leave from June 27 with one month without pay. F. T. Wright appointed acting assistant surgeon for 40 duty at Douglas Arizona. H. D. Long resigns. L. W. Hodgkins dies June 11 Ellsworth Maine. Julian Banejam dies May 30 Aguadilla Porto Rico.

Public Health and Marine Hospital Service A. H. Glennan Bureau Washington G. M. Magruder W. C. Hobdy Mara Island Cal J. M. Holt Oregon State Medical Association Seaside Orex B. J. Lloyd George L. Collins H. D. Long C. Blain J. Spencer Hough H. C. Wakefield J. L.B. Ward Emma F. Smith Frederick T. Wright Douglas Ariz L. W. Hodgkins Ellsworth Julian Banejam Aguadilla Porto Rico

Will Recognize Diplomas in Army Assistant Surgeon Exams

Amendments to Army Medical School regulations drop certain subjects from exams for applicants with diplomas from recognized colleges or medical schools. Twenty-two vacancies exist with seventeen applicants, and the next examination is set for July 29.

United States Army Medical School

President's Aids to March Report to Fort Riley

Capt. Fitzhugh Lee of the Seventh Cavalry and Second Lieut. Philip H. Sheridan of the Fifth Cavalry, both military aids to the President, are directed to report at Fort Riley Kansas for duty during the march of the squadron now stationed there to Fort Sheridan Til.

Fitzhugh Lee Seventh Cavalry Philip H. Sheridan Fifth Cavalry Fort Riley Kans Fort Sheridan Til

Dentist on Stand Pleads Not to Drag Daughter Into Trial

New York news reports Far Rockaway dentist Dr. Samuel Guy on trial for wife murder in Queens County Supreme Court. He testified with visible emotion as prosecutors and defense rest their cases. The judge denied a defense motion to dismiss, which argued the evidence pointed to the accuser rather than the defendant.

Washington Post New York Samuel Guy Far Rockaway Tastica Jaycox Queens County Supreme Court Flushing Arthur Guy Seventy-first Regiment New York National Guard Philippines Darrin Arthur Dr. Guy Annie Hangen Jaycox

Army Orders and Officer Transfers Update

Army orders list leaves of absence for First Lieut. Carl A Snoddy and transfers across Coast Artillery and Cavalry units. Notable moves include Capt. Theophilus B Steele to unassigned, Brig. Gen. Davia to Boston awaiting orders, and Capt. Harber to command Maine on July 10. Also notes on Naval Vessel movements and the retirement of Prof. Hendrickson at Annapolis.

Carl A Snoddy Theophilus B. Steele Coast Artillery Corps Coast Artillery John M. K. Davia United States Army Boston Mass Glen F. Jetke Ordnance Department Fifteenth Company Frederic W. Hinrichs, Jr Fitet Lloyd P. Horsfall Het Edward Kimmel Fitzhugh Lee Seventh Cavalry Fort Riley Keng United States Military Academy West Point N.Y Mai Reuben B. Turner Eighth Infantry Pacific United States Military Prison Alcatraz Island Cal Matthew H. Thomason Twenty-second Infantry Ernest 8. Wheeler Fort Flagler Wash Guy B. G. Hanns Seventieth Presidio of San Francisco William T. Carpenter Fort Baker Julius C. Peterson Puget Sound Walter E. Donahue Fort Harrancas Fla Corps of Engineers John G. D.night Army Building New York City Jay J. Morrow James B. Cavanaugh Edward N. Johnston Clarence ©. Sherrill Harber Maine G. B. Harber N. E B. Niles Indépendence Mare Island Navy Yard

Will Retire Col Perkins Marine Corps Legion Officer

Col Perkins will be granted six months leave of absence and then retire due to disability. He began as a second lieutenant after graduating from the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis in mid 1880s and rose to captain and then current grade before commanding the Marine battalion at Camp Elliott in the Panama Canal Zone. His strict disciplinary methods drew criticism from subordinates.

Constantine Marrast Perking Perkins Marine Corps United States Naval Academy Annapolis Marine Camp Elliott Isthmian Canal Zone Panama

Navy Academy Board Proposes Curriculum Revisions and Ensign Graduations

The Board of Visitors led by Senator Gaslinger urges no advance graduation before four years, maintains current standards, and recommends revising courses to emphasize practical instruction. It calls for a new electricity department, allowing ensign graduation, accepting proficiency certificates in lieu of mental exams, and a three year officer detail. The report commends the academy’s condition and midshipmen’s drills and bearing.

Secretary of the Navy Naval Academy

Swift & Co Employees Charged in Civil Service Conspiracy

Chicago June 21 Thomas B Walsh and Arthur H Bonhomme Swift & Co stockyard employees were arrested on conspiracy charges alleging Bonhomme helped Walsh gain a federal meat inspector post by falsifying a civil service exam. Bonhomme released on bond. Walsh jailed for failure to provide bail.

Swift & Co Chicago Thomas B. Walsh Arthur H. Bonhomme Bonhomme Walsh

Youthful Ohio murderer to die in electric chair

Cleveland June 21 Joseph Soloy a 15 year old killer of Veronica Vargo was declared sane and sentenced to the electric chair on October 7 after a jury found him sane. It marks the first death sentence here in seven years. Soloy's defense argued insanity. In a separate item Houston reported the first bale of new cotton sold near Mercedes Hidalgo County at 32.25 per bale of 810 pounds.

Ohio Cleveland Joseph Soloy Veronica Vargo Boloy Soley Houston Tex Mercedes Hidalgo County Cotton Exchange

The Handy Pocket Cas Carets Enamel Box Claim

An ad touts a vest pocket remedy called Cascarets to prevent constipation by exercising bowel muscles. It compares the tablets to exercise for the digestive system and promises no purging or stomach upset. The copy highlights portability, a 10 cent price, and that only the Sterling Remedy Company makes the product.

Sterling ‘Remedy Company Ccc

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