King Pepper Triumphs In Seven Furlong Handicap At Odds Long
Long odds favored King Pepper who outlasted a crowded field in the seven furlong handicap. Jockey Frank Farrell rode the Canadian gelding to victory by a length over Cloten with Mamie Worth close for third as heavy wagering on outsiders marked the day at Benning racecourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Lane
Arsenal
Blue
Orange
Benning
Shaw
Griffin
Stolen Moments
Graziano
Cloten
Sly Bride
King
Queen Elizabeth
Callant
Cannon Ball
King Pepper
Frank Farrell
Mamie Worth
Cleten
King Peper
Frank Foster
F. R. Hitchcock
Cabin
Yeoman
Hitchcock
Brooklynite
Irish Witch
Andrew Mack
E. W. Heffner
Foxy
Queen Rose
Chimney Sweep
Miss Modesty
Calmness
Festoon
Redfern
Scarecrow
Koenigen Luise
Palette
Evens
Orfeo
Jimmy Lane
Wotter
Cabin Boy
Mary Worth
Favorites win at six to one in New Orleans races
Results from New Orleans and Oakland tracks show three favorites prevailing. Six furlongs saw Flagco at 6 to 1 win with Lockaway 10 to 1 second. Gregor IX led at 1 to 20 in the mile and a sixteenth. Au Revoir at 1 to 9 won the mile race. Additional winners included Cardinal Wolseley at seven to two and Homestead at four to one. Entries for tomorrow list multiple contenders across six races at both venues.
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Fiasco
New Orleans
Lady Patricia
Merritt
Acd
Bell Metal
Gregor IX
the Regent
Dan McKenna
Ethics
Caitbness
Sambo
Au Revoir
Miss Betty
Mizzen
Cardinal Wolseley
Federal
Burning Glass
St. Daniel
Red Raven
Hickory Corners
Pilgrim Girl
Winesop
Homestead
Amnora J
Brooklys
Swiftwing
Royal Pirate
Harry New
Captain Gaston
Barkermore
Serilla
Treach
Semper Vivax
Astaritea
Josette
Sylvia Talbot
St. Sever
Hyenme Star
Starpie
Limerick Girl
Lieutenant Rice
Escutcheon
J. W. O'Neal
Yellmantown
Leslie R
Julia Junkin
W. L. George
Sadducee
Roseben
Old England
Lady Consuela
Katherine Conner
Dancing Nun
Benny Agnes
Hoxelle
Peerless Queen
Fair Calipso
Slow Poke
Goldspink
Charlie Fisher
Viona
Lady Free Knight
Gigantic
Ryen
Misanthrope
Fox Mead
Tom Mankins
Gus Hoeidatn
Lord of the Valley
Highwind
Rankin
Aladdin
Sonoma Belie
Montpelier
Arab
Little Elkin
Tynnett
Latheron
Prince Salm Salm
Bobby
Lou M
Russell A
Manager
Janetta
Fox Iunting
Red Fox
Eartth May
Five and a half furlongs handicap at Ascot Park
Results from Los Angeles racing at Ascot Park list the fifth race as five and a half furlongs with Ishlana Rowena Gateway and Blue Eyes at 100 each, and other named runners Andrew B Cook Venator Judge Kenilworth Redan Nigretic Invader Parma with various weights. Sixth race over one and one eighth miles selling features Major Mansir Byranerdale G W Tra hern Heather Honey and Eyen G. at Los Angeles. Results show first race Elin King won, second Tam ot Shanter, third High Chancellor, fourth Le rita, fifth Cincinnati, sixth Merwan with times and runners. Entries for tomorrow listed by race and weight across six races.
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Vwamara
R. T. Wilson
Fir
Gamara
Thespian
Goldfleur
Gamarae
Lee
Thespion
Hard Badge
Columbia Course
Vrapki
Farrell
E c. G. King Pepper
Kantaka
Genevieve
J. Walsh
Cloten
Wenderly
Preland
Burns
Cannon Ball
Notter
Weirdsome
Sperling
Gallant
Creamer
Queen Elizabeth
Shaw
Frank Taster
Hoffman
Sly Bride
Romanelly
New York
Olphent
Columbia
F. R. Hitchcock
Pontiac
Poncho
Yeoman
Com
Redfern
Samuel H. Harris
Hoffler
Sailor Boy
D. O'Connor
Knight of
Weston
Miles
R. Murphy
Madam Satan
Collins
Frank Tyler
Murphy
Frank J. Farrell
Andrew Mack
Charaxus
Generine
Wonderly
G. J. Walsh
Wild Trishman
Mies Modesty
Bert Arthur
Queen Rose
Burna
Foxy
Romanelli
Beoren
Perry
Irai Winchester
Homer
Auntie Russell
Gordon
Lise Cashier
Les
Port Arthur
O'Brien
Quiet
Tip
G. Miller
Mino Bryant
Wainwright
Hesnigin Lulee
J- W. M. Green
Jimmy Lane
Anna Page
le Arsenal
Oup
Blue
Orang
Minotaur
Foxy Kane
Orteo
Falette
Aven
Mary Worth
Cabin Boy
B. Miller
R. T. Wilson, Jr’s
Sorcerer
Pixy
Lord Badge
Miss Kari
Lord Advocate
Taylor
Colonsay
Rockland
Conkling
Pat Bulger
AMS
Miss Shylock
Scotch Plume
Durdette
Dr. Loder
Iut
Shady Lad
Arietta
Juvenal Maxim
Coppelia
Rauce
Harldom
Chiboukiz
Hawtrey
Lord Aintre
Woolgatherer
Welter Cleary
Connover
Worlen
Black Death
R. B. Sack Idz Billy Ray
Howard Gratz
Gilmore
Ohnet
Dupont
Jes Kasail
Bohemia
Tel Carnado
Lesher
Weoinala
Courier
Olumbia
Mindtanr
Panique
Charter
Cottage Maid
Vincermest
McWilliams
Briarthorpe
Cheripe
Graziallo
The
Southerner
Alster
Jane Holly
Rightful Panique
Oakland
San Francisco
Educate
Ishtar
Yo Na Se
Mocoriio
Revol
Foy Grandpa
Lagford James
Inspector Munro
Donbict
Follow Me
Chickadee
Achilles
Joe John
Reinier
Marengo
Momma Luo
Ara
Edna Sullivan
Meada
Ha Rodan
Marie J
Billy Golding
Macene
Vel
Selling
Isabellita
Branza Wing
Mountebenk
Bard Burns
Black Thorn
San Laltian
Sir Dougal
Adirondack
Flep Around
Albemarle
Iron Dale
Gelanthus
Fianeur
Betendes
Karabel
Sterling Towers
Silver Skin
Cardinal Sarto
del Carina
Rossbourne
Platt
Rose Ely
Herthus
Maid of Fernol
Colonel Ballantyne
Briers
Play Ball
Major Tenny
Dusty Miller
Bill
Man
Ishlana
Rowena
Gateway
Blue Eyes
Andrew B. Cook
Arab
Venator
Judge
Kenilworth
Redan
Nigretic
Invader
Parma
Heather Honey
Eyen G
Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot Park
Slauson Course
Elin King
Agnes Mack
Tom Payne
Cloche d'Or
Mammon
Chief Alpha
Dorice
Tam Ot Shanter
Ericula
R. &. Johnson
Doctor C
Sporteman
Cincinnatus
Tryon
Bugle Horn
Needful
North Pole
Great Eastern
Merwan
Exapo
el Oriente
the Covenanter
Blue Ridge
Frangible
Lou Welson
Bath Beach
Miss Provo
Interlude
Potrero Grande
Carl Isle
P. Waterhouse
Bridgetia
Perches I
Tizen
Katherine Ennis
Lelonda
Lanark
Birdin P
Mr. Dade
Phot
Wager
James J. Corbett
Dan Gallins
Landseer
Erne
Liberta
Dutiful
Tom Hawk
Brick Fowler
Animd
McKee
Bragg
Chub
Flo Boh
Tyrolean
Culler
Gold Rose
Ralph Reese
Tim Payne
Rosseric
Judge Denton
Huapala
My Gem
Locanda Sold At New York Auction
Several thousand spectators filled Madison Square Garden for the Old Glory sale and the Locanda auction. The world record holder at one and one half miles, the stallion with a long racing record, drew bidding from $2,000 upward. Walter J. Snyder bought Locanda for $5,300 as an agent likely keeping the horse with L. M. Borden of Wallkill. Contender Charles E. Tanner bid to $5,200 representing C. K. G. Billings’ interests in Lou Dillon and Major Delmar.
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L. M. Borden
New York
Madison Square Garden
Locanda
Walter J. Snyder
Snyder
Wallkill
Charles E. Tanner
Cleveland
C. K. G. Billings
Lou Dillon
Major Delmar
Boxing at Glen Echo and Local Boxing Season
Local sports report that a Glen Echo amphitheater lease by several prominent boxing supporters aims to stage a winter series of high class bouts. Officers named: David G. Cleland president and Samuel Solomon secretary treasurer. First event planned for mid next month. Capron Cadets defeat Hearst Rifles 121 to 4 in National Guard League action.
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Glen Echo
David G. Cleland
Samuel Solomon
Cleland
Soloman
Capron Cadets
Hearst Rifles
National Guard League
Caprons
Company K
Arella Rifles
Trapeze Performer Dies After Rope Breaks at World’s Fair
In Paris on the Pike at the World’s Fair, trapeze artist A. Dibson was fatally thrown to the stage when a rope broke during the evening performance. The accident caused considerable panic as patrons rushed for exits. no other injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Paris
A. Dibson
Man Stabs Wife to Death in Aberdeen
Aberdeen on November 2 reports Frederick Meier jailed for murder after stabbing his wife to death with a jack knife. The incident occurred in the home, neighbors say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
Frederick Meier
Scriple Ess Pape
JACK RABBITS WILD CHASE ACROSS THE CITY CAPTURE OF ONE
A large箱 jack rabbit arrived from Topeka with three others then escaped through an open cage. One rabbit bolted through streets near the Patent Office, evading crowds, dogs, and police before being recaptured by two messenger boys near Seventh and M streets. The remaining rabbits stayed at large briefly while the captors regrouped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Topeka
Elans
Twelfth
G Street
Patent Office
New York
Pennnsylyvania
Riges Bank
White House
Church
King Menelk
Zoo
Rabbit
First Street
Seventh
Savannah Statesboro and Northern Railway Charter Granted
Secretary of State Cook approved a charter for the Savannah Statesboro and Northern Railway Company of Atlanta with 3 million capital. The line will span about 160 miles from Statesboro to Louisville to Thomson to Washington to Athens, passing through multiple Georgia counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Statesboro and Northern Company
Atlanta
Cook
Savannah, Statesboro and Northern Railway Company
Statesboro
Louisville
Thomson
Washington
Athens
Bullock, Emmanuel, Burke, Jefferson, Glasscock
Warren, Wilkes, Oglethorpe, Clark
McDuffie
Georgia
Whisky Still Explosion Shocks New York Tenement
A whisky still exploded in a Allen street tenement at night causing a fire and tenants to flee in panic. The room was gutted and a damaged still plant was found. Little damage occurred elsewhere and authorities search for the plant’s owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allen Street
Internal Revenue
Iron Molders' President Waives Exam in Cincinnati Strike
Iron Molders' Union of North America president Joseph F Valentine waived examination in Cincinnati where eight arrests were made in a city strike. He faced charges of aiding and abetting destruction of property at the Eureka foundry. Joseph YT Hollowell surrendered, posted bond of 2,000 for aiding and abetting malicious property destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joph F. Valentine
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Eureka Foundry
Pound Gover
Joseph YT. Hollowell
Blood Purifier Restores Health Says Louise Coeren
In 1903 Louise Coeren of Cleveland Ohio reports long illness from scrofula and weak blood improved after using a blood purifier marketed as boosting appetite digestion strength and energy. She credits the remedy with overall health gains and notes it aids scarlet fever recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leveland
Ohio
Mes
Louise Coeren
Brownell St
HE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
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Mertz
Ing
Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Washington Jockey Club
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth Street
New York Avenue Northwest
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Panorama
15Th St
Ohio Ave
Washington Electric Vehicle Transportation Company
Georges & Son
Foot Specialists
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Eeley Institute
Street
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
Ormhae
Berwick Rye
Berwick
M. A. Tappan & Co
Wanes. Ie
Tec
JAS. Clark Distilling CO
D. P. McCarthy
Fhone
Parker, Bridget & Co
Pennsylvania Ave
Automobile Club
Automobile Club of Ameri
Dave H. Morris
Colgate Hoyt
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Clarence Gray Dinsmore
Samuel H. Valentine
James L. Breese
Melville D. Chapman
Harlan W. Whipple
Fitzgerald
Neary
Willie Fitzgerald
Brooklyn
N. C
Charle Neary
Milwaukee
Monte Attell
Johnny Reagan
Railway Relief Association
Budke
Parker
Smith
Jolly Fat Men
North Capitol Street
Brandt
General Office
Lackey
Thompson
Fredricks
Fisher & Co
Assessors’ Office
Fiker
Serand Thira Bureau
Brdke
Hess
Iz Lord
Hardie
Wis Lid
Gamy Lay
Aker
Tit
Meyers
Waters
Isa Racky Redrick
North Capitol
Atkins
Dag Tompkins
Walsh
Brosnan Te
Nics
Ganz
Buck
Whitney Tit
Tenlay
MT Moffett
Mavars
Horning
Eenae
Millington
Weanes
Wilson
Wahler
Leimbach
Mitchell
Strattan
Brashears
Doyie
Perley
Hunt
Fae
Jack Rabbits’ Wild Chase
Georgia Railroad
Iseman Bros Outfitters
Lonz
S. Goldheim & Sons
405
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Ammuni Fon
Walfords Sporting and Athletic Goods
Jj.g.w.eiseman
Seventh Street
D Street
Louis Bush’s
Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Cafe
Cra Ag
Washington Gas Light CO
6Th St. N
Eee Ree Reesereesooesces
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Ghioage
Newsvapref
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