Dandelion’s Fast Run Leads to Mile Victory on Hudson
Grews primed for big racer on Hudson Colin and Gelt on injured list as Dandelion wins the mile in 1 37 with 131 pounds. Miller rides strong to the finish while Jack Atkin leads at the stretch. Jimmy Lare captures a steeplechase for gentlemen riders. Madden Wing with Connaught Ranger in a new dash.
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Grews
Hudson
Colin
Gelt
Jack Atkin Leaven
Jimmy Lare
John Madden
Wing
Connaught Ranger
The Winners. the races
Police Magistrate Tighe discharged two men arrested in a house behind the back stretch on Lindsay while watching the races through a telescope and relaying information by telephone to Paterson and the West. Insufficient evidence led to their release.
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Tighe
Linsday
Paterson
West
Jason Captures Feature at Latoma Steeplechase Handicap
Jason wins Latoma feature in a drive. The second event shows Masel Heny winning two year old maidens, with Maher Henry and a long list of runners including Happy Kets and Lead Uo Tree. Jockeys Regan and others ride in a crowded Latoma Race Meeting with several stakes and purses noted.
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Jare
Latoma
Jason
DG Taylor
Masel Heny
Heldel
Wallan Duomo
Merean Dracr
Regan
Warren
Oye
Mogg
Roseburg
Amoe
Rel
Leaner
Dro
Aagra
Powers
Minnie Gand
Hariaar
Tex
Poe
Karl
Toxkr
Howard Batted Hard as Ports hopefall in game notes
In Washington Post clipping era prose, Howard's batting prowess is noted amid a muddled box of lines about Portsworth and Richmond. The report mentions Hochmani, Heusard, and Scarce, with scattered details on pitching, fielding, and a late game series context, framed by a fragile narrative of a 6 to 1 finish and postgame reactions.
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Specatta
Hall
Red Borks
Danvill
Bugs Stewart
Wes
Tarre
Sdenan
Riou
Teaurs
Tias Wales
Totels
Wee Ue Lowther
Datrville
Boyt Stet
Powell
Weatlake Powel
Aone
Lefe
Denyle
Bowen
Sweenay
Reley
Tsar
Walsh
Stewart
Orthedral Henn
Apire
Bas
Eynon Reaches Semifinal In Washington Golf Tourney
E B Eynon of the Columbia Golf Club Washington advances to the semifinal round of the WaIl Hingler Cup after beating Tyler at Wilmington Country Club by four and meeting Robert Wier in the next match. J W Frick defeats W A Tyson in the second round to set up a Wier-Wynter semifinal pairing with Wilming ton.
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Wier
J. W Frick
Tyson
Spc
Nston Post
Wilmington
Eynon
Colmbia Golf Club
Washington
Amnaab
Calry Club
Aganst
oLtyior Wilmington
Robert Wier
Wilmington Country Club
Ihe
Baltimore
Tysen
J Richarison
Wilmingtor Country Club
Bradlu
Clemente Mevon
Boston
Easton
Longwood Cricket Club
Longwood
Harlow Wins Match in Open Shoot Off at Columbus
In a tense shoot off for the American Handicap at Columbus, Harlow of Ohio defeats Woolford Henderson of Kentucky and others. Harlow lands 18 kills of 20 against rivals for the tie breaker in clear, cool conditions.
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Columbus Ghia
Lee
Woolford Henderson
Kentucky
Dred Harlow
Ohio
Shaughnessy Released to Reading Tri State League
Manager Connie Mack of the Athletics announced the release of outfielder Shaughnessy formerly of the Washington Union League club to the Reading Tri State League. Pitcher Rouse also released to the Harriburs club of the same organization. Fredericksburg defeated Olympia of Richmond 5 to 4 with Manwig and Barr, Lewis and Jennings supplying the batteries.
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Shaughnessy
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
Washington Union
Fredericksburg
Frederickeburg
Olympia
Richmond
Manwig
Barr
Lewis
Jennings
Colleges Eye Intercollegiate Eights Upset At Hudson Regatta
Syracuse Columbia and Pennsylvania enter as favorites for the intercollegiate races on the Hudson with Columbia favored in the varsity eight and four event. Ithacans finish second in the four as Wisconsin and Cornell trail. Penn faces odds shifts after winning the substitutes race. A broken shell delays Syracuse prep while weather curbs practice ahead of tomorrow’s two and four mile races.
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Columbia
Positiqa Claas
P Jordan
Baty
M Keator
Ye Saunders
Renshaw
Jd Ryan
Oty
Starbuck
Bal Bay
Winslow Cox
Gorneil Varsity
Claes
Hal Wat
Max Smith
WoStone
Bare E. A Clarke
Backus
Stevens
Jouk
Horton
Dagan
Williams
P Cow
Olare
Syracuse Varity Hight
SHELL
Dodge
Townsend
Rogers
Hendrie
Stomeker Nes
Dean
Stroie
Westcott
Oxawain
Wisconsin
Witte
Con Thentyer
R Takisch
J Ryan
Hudson River
Coumbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Carne
Gentlemens
lPennsylvania Boathouse
Cornell Pfennsylvania
West Shoe
Columba
Cornell
Pennylvina
Levi
Gornell
Pennsylvani
Slensennelder
Hamann
Houser
Clapp
Lafferty
Smith Pennsylvantt
Howard
Tharry
Poughkeepsie
Uoth
Maton
Colson
Courtne
Courtney Sara Tus
Ithaca
Columbu
West Shore
Pennsyi
Poughkeepsia Bridge
Crum Elbow
Syracuse Varetty
Roosevelt Orders Tear Down Sixth Street Station Prompting Museum Plan Change
Washington dispatch describes President Roosevelt ordering the old Sixth Street Station torn down to be stored as a warehouse for foreign exhibits bound for the International Congress on Tuberculosis. Officials scramble to rearrange plans as the new National Museum building remains unfinished and unable to house gifts from dozens of nations. Delegates from Canada Newfoundland Spain France Britain and others notify Dr Julian of designated representatives and exhibit particulars as preparations push ahead with seven congress sections and evening lectures.
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Sixth Street
National Museum
International Congress On
Gtuglve
Washington
Tarsgn Nations WU
Congress
Jonn S Tulton
Itrom
America
Amerean
Wastington
Main Street
Presdent Roosevelt
Julian
Newfoundland
Brehn
St Johnspain
Camilo Colleja
Maurice Vignon Nice
Louis Lan Ioury
Roads in Condition Push For Highway Upgrades
Post Office Department promotes rural free delivery limits to road upkeep. Clerks warn highway officials that rural machinery will not operate on poorly maintained roads. Reports show increased effort to reconstruct and repair highways across districts.
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Post Office Department
Murder Report Not Verified In Negros Island Philippines
No confirmation has been received by the Bureau of Insular Affairs on the murder of Hid Fveret of the Philippine forestry commission and Tilden R Wakely a school teacher while crossing Negros Island. The bureau conveyed the governor general at Manila Thursday regarding the report and related industries.
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Bureau of Insular Affairs
H Id Fveret
Philppine Forestry Commision
Tilden R Wakely
Negros Island
Philippines
Manila
Law son, Union League founder, bankrupted in district court
Albert W Lawson was adjudged a voluntary bankrupt in the Federal District Court. Assets listed at 141 against liabilities of 840,596. Promissory notes and stock repurchase guarantee form major liabilities. Bankruptcy referee Edward F Hoffman appointed to oversee affairs. Ground improvements and rents noted. several sums owed to local and national grounds. Forgery charge looms for ex-marine Charles Knutson. Police seek Kirby Pfeiffer, 20, reported missing, described as crippled.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Albert W. Lawson
Defut Union Jeagie
D Jylan
Union League
Phladelphia Union League
Marne
Charles Knutson
United States Marine Corps
George Lf Valentine
Knutson
Recommends New Building For Fireproof Threatened Structure
An assessment finds the old Government Building structurally sound but unsafe, urging replacement with a fireproof design. Bromwell supports the plan, citing fire risks and loss of valuables, while experts note overloaded floors and dangerous egress. Public printing authority to supervise disposal and siting of the new facility is anticipated.
Theft of Necklace Reported and Embezzling Charge Filed
Police report a theft of a gold necklace valued at three dollars from an apartment on G Street Northwest. Suspect details and a separate embezzlement case against Samuel A Herman in the Royal Insurance Company are noted, with a grand jury action pending. Funeral services for George Randal were held at his home with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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O& Snock
Cental Yice
Samuel A
Herman
Bs Th
Royal Insurance Comepany
Kimball
Robert Johnson
George Randal
Twentieth Street
Alpert Evans
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
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Mir Page
Cfli
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Don Enrique
Dugan
Jimmy Lane
Page
Sonnaught Ranger
Dangellon
Jonathan
Mellasa
McCarthy
Latonia
Mabel Henry
Yourett
Fert
Ieee
Windsor
Bert
Ani Ipward
Vetertine
Terah
Prim
Mart Doyle
Bertha
Mo Toulim
Creel
Zen
Cannie Wald
Civelarie Gikso
Masaniello
Herman Johnson le
Kid Briscoe
George Robinson
Priscae
New York
Bill Shipee
Poortsmouth
Richmond Lawmakers
Danville
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Roanoke
Purdie
Ressler Rf
O.gackaen Cf
Bonner Loft
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Vernuelle
Vernuell
Purdue
Vetter
Atden
Homer
Lohr
Mr Mace
Murray
Speiui oThe Wallington
Newark N J
Jimmy Murray
The
Buffalos
Tom Hughes
Newark
St James Hospital
E. B. Eynon
Adis
Harlow
Elis
Henderson
Frederickburg
Ithacans
Quakers
Selz” Tan
Arthur Mews Bolme
Government Board of
Bingi
I Kitasato
Japan
Emilio Cant Buena Ayres
Bernard Bang
Insul Bureau
AL. Lawson
Union League In Financial Mess
Kirby Pfeffer
Kirby Pfeiffer
Iia
Pfeiffer
Col
Bramwell
Jexact
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