Everett Wins Bowie Stakes at Fymbo in record time
Everett, riding for the Quincy Stable, won the Bowie Stakes at Fymbo in 3:25.35, lowering the world record for the two mile race by about a fifth of a second and finishing ahead of Superstition who led most of the way. Bonnie Kelso finished third as Countless faltered under heavy weight, while crowd excitement and Maryland racing history capped a standout meeting.
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Washington Post
Hartimore
Quincy
Everett
Fymbo
Fitzherbert
Horace
Bonnie Kelso
Bowie
Maryland Jockey Club
Countless
Latonia
Bonne Kenly
Dade
Davis
Superatition
de Larter
Fennie Kelso
Ney
Superstition
Tmilez
Goldcrest
Francosee
Cornell
Hal Post
Jorkeys
Op AL
Everel
McCahey
Blackford
Sree
Gu Ze
T. Koemer
Amnella Jenks
T. Davies
Sotemia
Rob R
Metais
Benifelere
Tett Gordo
Dulleare
Sae
Soe Garner
Suneratition
Stare One
Lon Ace
Salt
Nnle Kelas
Ahook
Tor
Trip
countess @ keen
Hampton Court
Mommery
Uneas Chief
Gas
Detelver
Ear-Olds
Woward
Williama
Allen
Mr. Wright
Alki
Nendereos
Kara
Essex
Rong
Rose Lane
Ump
Feanels Joseph
Young Buitzen Sake
Gun Cotton
Elahth
Indlola
Purac maiden race wins as mutuels paid in crowded meet card
Race details show Purac winning the maiden event at Post 4.00 for $500, trainer W. H. Karrie, with Pimperel Lilly Paxton also running. Mutuels paid, with Plaintess, Mockler, and Stale wart Lad among top payouts. Fourth and subsequent races list winners Carlton G and Markle M with corresponding payouts and times.
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Purac
I Greenwood
W. H. Karrie
Starthac
Let
Pimperel
Lilly Paxton
Mutuels
Plaintess
Chery
Mockler
Stalewart Lad
Westbuy
Lor
Ganz
Descamnete
Secon
Aspirin
T Ma
Davenport
Milton B
Burns
Falcada
Leamence Algo
Carlton _G
Royal Report
Reed
We Topland
Martin
Hans
Goose
Marguerite
Oser
Banbury
Nail
Topland
Hana
Niles
Markle M
Kaogh
Saltan
Martini
Vsecond
Henry Hutchinson
Time
Omniseran
The
Minks
Markie M
Sallan
Jamestown Wilson Entry Names and Race List
A compact list of entrants and horses including Leah Blue Mouse Wilton Lackaye Wenna Silveria Lizzie Flat Dr Heard Westover Heimant Benom High Private Highfina Aldivia Forester Lad of Langden Takahira Latonia Love Not Freckle Sister Betsy Jim L Melvor Golden Ruby Fatt Louise Melissa Selly Preston Jack Atkin John Griffin II Shannon Joe Morris Hellus Tom Bigbee Mamie Algol First Peep Romp.
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Jamestown
Wilson
Leah
Blue Mouse
Wilton Lackaye
Wenna
Silveria
Lizzie Flat
Dr. Heard
Westover
Heimant
Benom
High Private
Highfina
Aldivia
Forester
Lad of
Langden
Takahira
Latonia
Love Not
Freckle
Betsy
Jim L
Melvor
Golden Ruby
Fatt Louise
Melissa
Selly Preston
Jack Atkin
John Griffin II
Shannon
Joe
Latonia results Eat Race detailed purse and placings
Rumpled OCR lists Latonia race results with purses and finish order. Mentions multiple horses such as Walton Ts Panopian Thee Hiram Aukright Phe Earl and others, plus show and place payouts across several events.
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Walton Ts
Keogh
Carl Ot
Ates
WN Hien
Eon Moler
Ganzi
Eral
Lad
Fuestare
Miashe
Raimpane
Stertler
Pope Automoble Co Wins Meashington Agency Deal
Pope Automoble Company of Meashington secures agency for the Myeritt model after T. H. Spence confirms the line meets all promised features. Cars priced at 130 dollars with multiple models, arrival of shipment within ten days, plus representation of Oakland Matheson and Waverly electric.
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Pope Automoble Company
Meashington
Pope-Hartford
Melsuar Motor Or Company
NeoHations
Heron Bobig
T. H. Spence
Myeritt
Everitt
Pope Company
Oakland, Matheson, and Waverly Electric
China Senate Cheer Over Early Popular Parliament Demand
In Beijing on October 31 Prince Yu Liang declared national consensus for an early general parliament. Senators cheered as the throne reportedly decided to accede to provincial delegates and empower a popular assembly, reversing earlier delays. The move follows a government stance to keep the imperial parliament plan from 1815 intact.
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Peking
Yu Liang
China
Senate
Centrigov
Grand Council
Grand Counceil
Grand Couneters
Murder Charge Hangs On Noted Local Suspect
Danville I G1 81 Fred C Garner 25 was arrested today held without bail charged with killing Mrs Elsie Cochrane. Her body lay in a lonely woods three miles from her home last Friday after being taken there in a buggy. A horse shoe track and a buggy tire break matched scenes. Garner denied knowing Cochrane but was identified by the woman's three children as a frequent caller at her home.
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Danville
I. G
Fred C. Garner
Elsie Cochrane
Garner
New Art Museum Head Elected Director in New York
Dr Edward Robinson was elected director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art by trustees. He had served as acting director after Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke resigned and previously led the Boston Museum of Fine Arts for twenty years. A Harvard graduate of 1879, he has devoted his life to art study.
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New York
Edward Robinson
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Caspar Purdon Clarke
Robinson
Sir Caspar
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Harvard
Will of Gen Eckert Filed For Probate
Gen Thomas T Eckert former Western Union president dies in Elberon New Jersey October 2 leaving almost all his estate to his two sons Thomas T Eckert Jr and James Eckert Others receive 5000 each to brother William H Eckert and nieces Mary P Taft of Cincinnati and Alice Baumgartner Kamlin The will filed for probate October 31 shows the estate valued unevenly and indicates small bequests to relatives.
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New York
Thomas T. Eckert
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hly
Thomas T. Eckert, Jr
James
Eckert
Gen. Eckert
Elberon
N. J
William H. Eckert
Mary P. Taft
Cincinnati
Alice Baumgartner Kamlin
Guggenheim to Wed in New York Marriage License Report
Henry Frank Guggenheim, 26, a smelter, obtained a marriage license at City Hall with his fiancee Helen Rosenberg, 24, who lives in New York. His parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Guggenheim provided consent for the union. They reside at the St Regis Hotel.
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New York
Henry Frank Guggenheim
Helen Rosenberg
Daniel Guggenheim
City Hall
Guegenheim
St. Regis
Miss Rosenberg
Rock Island Official Blames State Commissions for Railways’ Troubles
Stanley H. Johnson, Rock Island assistant freight traffic manager, told the Interstate Commerce Commission that state railroad commissions cause most friction between shippers and railroads. He said regulation limits railroads’ power to raise revenues, and noted divisions of responsibility between state and federal bodies complicate policy. He explained rate classifications and that increases affect only about 12.23 percent of tonnage, mainly on manufactured goods aside from grain and coal.
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Chicago
Stanley H. Johnson
Rock Island Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Johnson
Franklin J1. Lane
Clark
Commissioner Lane
Lane
State Commissions
Dickinson
Railroads in Compromise in New England Demurrage Case
A compromise reached before the Interstate Commerce Commission cuts loaded freight car demurrage to two days across New England. Lumber, coal, forest products and grain may be held 72 hours for six months, with a Boston demurrage bureau to settle matters. The agreement, effective December 1, arose from a conference at Commissioner Preuty's office with VP Campbell, Attorney Robbins, and other railroad and commercial representatives.
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New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
Interstate Commerce
Preuty
Campbell
Robbins
New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad
D. O. Ives
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Lady Vernon Insane in Trench Courts Ruling
New York court papers show Fanny Lawrence Lady Vernon widow of Lord George Vernon and her brother William Garner Lawrence declared insane by Trench courts. Father filed incompetency actions in Pau, guardianship to be appointed under French law. income noted at 12000 dollars yearly each, with 32000 accumulated. Justice McCall names Mr. Lawrence guardian.
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Washington Post
New York
Supreme Court
McCall
Fanny Lawrence
Lady Vernon
Lord George Vernon
William Garner Lawrence
Trench Courts
Francis Cooper Lawrence
Pau
France
Count von Moltke Heitfeldt
Marquis de Breteuil
Alfred de Lassance
Wiliam Jay
Charles Lanier
Charles Adelaide Lawrence
Mint to Remain Closed as New Orleans Gold Sent to Philadelphia
New Orleans orders all gold bullion moved to Philadelphia after mint director George E. Roberts says the New Orleans facility will be abandoned for now. Over $1.2 million transferred last week with more than $2 million extra needed to complete the move. He notes there is not enough work to keep all mints operating and no plans to reopen New Orleans at present.
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Washington
Joseph Stoddard
Cook & , Stoddard Company
Cadillac
Philadelphia
New York
New Orleans
George E. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Census Fraud Allegations Prompt Officials Statement
Director Durand of the census bureau prepares a public statement on alleged fraudulent census returns in Fort Smith Arkansas and Great Falls Montana. The bureau reports extensive irregularities in both locations and cites three enumerators convicted in Great Falls. Gary Indiana population listed as 16802 in the thirteenth census. Gary was not incorporated at the 1900 census.
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Durand
Census Bureau
Fort Smith
Ark
Great Falls
Mant
Gary
Ind
Bank cashier in Texas body found after knife attack
Georgetown Texas October 31 Cashier J Lester stabbed himself in the throat as Bank Examiner Chambers arrived to inspect the Weir institution. The investigation into the bank's affairs had not yet announced its result.
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Georgetown
Tex
Bank E Examiner Chambers
State Bank
Weir
J. ¥. Lester
Sbank
Auto Murder Trial Begun In New York
Edward T. Rosenheimer of the Roses Pelham faces a first degree murder trial for the August 18 Bronx killing of Grace Hough. A special panel of 100 jurors was drawn after 43 salesmen were examined. several were excused for owning motor cars. Anne McCabe and George Vedder were injured in a buggy incident nearby. Rosenheimer has been in Tombs since indictment three weeks ago held at $50,000 bail.
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New York
Edward T. Rosenheimer
Pelham
Grace Hough
Rosenheimer
Maynard
James W. Osborne
Anne McCabe
George Vedder
Duke of Connaught Opens South Africa Parliament
The Duke of Connaught arrived in Cape Town with the duchess and Princess Victoria Patricia to formally open South Africa’s first parliament for King George. The Union’s parliament convened by Lord Gladstone to elect a speaker and organize proceedings ahead of the November 4 state opening.
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Cape Town
Unon
South Africa
Duke of Connaught
Union of South Africa
George
Victoria Patricia
Lord Gladstone
Storm ruins Vera Cruz sea wall in October storm
Vera Cruz Mexico Oct 31 investigation of port works since the recent storm shows more than 1500 feet of the north sea wall cracked down the center and undermined. Enormous blocks of concrete fell into the sea as large seas from the north displaced weathered sections. Some blocks weighing two tons or more broke off and toppled onto the wall or into the harbor.
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Washington Post
Vera Cruz
Mexico
North Sea
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