Diamond Flush Wins Fordham Handicap at Belmont Park
New York October 13 Diamond Flush a 1 to 25 shot won the Fordham Handicap at Belmont Park defeating Aeronaut a noted favorite with Jovand finishing second and Black Ruse third Aeronaut led early and Diamond Flush surged to victory by a head in a tight finish Several other races and horses including Hippocrates Goldsmith Nina McDaniel and Ranger also mentioned in the day’s results
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New York
Diamond Flush
Eemont Park
Aeronat
Wit
Jovand
Black ‘Ruse
Aeronaut
Wales
Serond
Thud
Hippocrates
Goldsmith
Wasii
Nina
Robador
Jack WeKeor
Red Ruler
Sfound Ralf
Miller
McDanels
Tank
Jack Wealo
Sailor Bor
Wen Holscher
Ray Biptel
Chiles
Bkig
Ted
Rae King
Rover Dai Athena and Dolls Spanker Alo
Rai
Rose- Verda
von Cohard
Toad
Ewig Oil
Outsider Wins Latomia Steeplechase Feature at Cincinnati
In Latomia at Cincinnati on October 13 Grace Wagner and Prins f Press led as favorites while the steeple feature went to John Owes. Grisina, the heavily played favorite, finished last. Other notable runs included Vos Urs and Peli Morus with varied placements in a crowded betting card.
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Cincinnti
Grace Wagner
Prins F Press
Latomia
John
Grisina
Alessar
Thirst
Paul Thearrr
Heidelberg
Herd
Lionel
Racing Entries and Results From Belmont Park Event Day
A long tag of racing entries lists two year old eliminations including Brusher Froik Dearby Waterwing Benevolent Midas and others with multiple race notes for the Seventh Champion Steeplechase and Belmont Park weight for age two year olds. Also covers Belmont Park mile handicap and multiple selling races with horses like Osiieh Right Rugal and Prime others and ends with Georgetown vs Villa Nova football forecast and Vanderbilt races in Pas Oct 13 with Rooney and Benfous praised.
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Sn Furlingy
Froik Dearby
Waterwing
Benevolent Midas
Ansjer
Klingsor
Ilgenan
Arklina
Vmidus
Srow
Sahna
Remington
Belmont Park
Monsieur Leaucaire
Oliver Cromwell
Wise Crawford
Caronal
Vanderbilt
Rooney
Benfous
Iowas Want Games For 105-Pound Team
Anxious to meet football teams in the city with an average around 105 pounds The Iowas have organized for the season and seek responses from Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Church second team as well as Bec and Columbia Stor g For games address Thomas Ahern 1303 T street NW The Iowas lineup includes Loeffler center Owens right guard Murphy left guard Ahern right tackle Wensel left tackle Murray right end Thomas left end Moore Hobbs Parry quarterback Porter full back Merchant captain right half back Carroll left half back
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Iowan
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Church
Bec
Columbia Storg
Thomas Ahern
T Street
Iowas
Loeffler
Owens
Murphy
Ahern
Wensel
Murray
Thomas
Moore
Hobbs
Parry
Porter
Merchant
Carroll
Washington Man Fined for Assault at Hagerstown Races
Dr. Gibson R. Hollingsworth a Washington veterinary surgeon formerly of Hagerstown was arrested for assaulting Col. Robert Hough the race starter at the Hagerstown fair in a hotel lobby Thursday night. He was fined five dollars and costs by Justice Johnston and paid the settlement after offering no testimony. Hollingsworth had been ordered off the track by Hough while attempting to show a blooded horse before the grand stand and struck Hough at the hotel counter leaving a head abrasion.
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Hagerstown
Weahington Post
Gibson R. Hollingsworth
Washington
Robert Hough
Hagerstown Fair
Justice Johnston
Hollingsworth
Col. Hough
Colough
Theotel
Final day at Hagerstown fairs limits and spills
Record attendance at the Hagerstown fair with about 30 080 people as racers featured four races and a special. Several spills occurred but no driver was seriously injured. Unfinished races were completed along with a busy program including a Cumberland Valley Stakes and other events.
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Hagerstown
Harrison
Davis Keyser
W Lovee
Bobbs Ferry
Billy Colebr
J Curran
Old City
Pawtuxent
Racher Fraley
Frederick
Nora Woobo
Oh J M Kavanaugh
Harrisonburg
Little Fent
Golden Glenn
Elizabeth E
King Pin
Brilliant Queen
Rock Ridge Farm
Treen- i Wich
Dolly Spark
Frank Jackson
Narbeth
King Hedwood
Ernest Quutterbach
Washington DC
Satirist
Clifton Laughlin
Mannie Ordway
Duff Green
Fredericksburg
Eagh
Eveglal
Campbel
Marysville
Cedric
Campbell
Catonsville
Kate
Sampson
Rhodes Guttenberg
Wilson
Newark
Ohio
Hanover
Jim Dalyb
Eben Clark
Allentown
General Shatter
Brown
Conn Brass
John Buros
Anne Ordway
Grece
Fredericksberg Va
Monasnoch
Ernest Utterbach
Lereng
Clifton LaughHn
Washington, DC
Bernheimer
Baltimore
Wady
Dan Patch Fails to Break World Pace Record at Lexington
Oregon Maid wins the Kentucky trot heat and Susie N. takes the 7:06 pace. Dan Patch, facing a strong head wind, equaled Star Pointer’s best mile pacing time but could not lower the record. Hersey drove Dan Patch with a pacemaker as a second runner joined late. Patch tired in the stretch while Star Pointer watched from the head of the stretch. The card also featured three match races eclipsed by speed trials and a Kentucky trotting purse of $2,000 for Susie N. and other pacing and trotting entries with times listed.
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Race Commission
Great Britain
Wood
Herts
Automobile Club of America
New York Armory
Madison Square Garden
New York
Garden
Armory
American Automobile Association
United States
Touring Club of
France
Basoclatons
West Forty-second Street
Eokimos
William K Vanderbilt
H. H. Thomas
W. Gould Brokaw
Green
Lexington
Dan Patch
Star Pointer
Hersey
Beott Hudson
Patch
Susie N. Br
Moko
Dom
Gypsy Dark
Murphy
Wiemen
Thomas
Bon Voyage
Garrity
Katherine
Stinson
Oregon
Tima
Dam Oy Axtell
Ceol
Verengo
Denyon
Hugrey Mas
Silas
Heenan Beats Sayers Heard by Missouri Town Churchgoers
A Missouri River town recalls the Heenan Sayers fight through churchgoing elders and a levee mob. A boy delivers St Louis papers, the postmaster vows to resign, and townsfolk toast Heenan’s victory while the minister leads prayers. The tale centers on social ripple effects and shared excitement across a faith community.
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Missouri River
Heenan
Sayres
St. Louis
St Louis
Heenan-Sayers
John Heenan
Tom Sayers
American Eagle
Lis Pew
Weenan
Phillip
Sayers
Philip
Quite the Opposite From the Philadelphia Press Headline
A playful quip notes the humor in a sign proclaiming pants headquarters. The cartoonish exchange highlights wordplay on clothing and places, reflecting lighthearted humor typical of 19th century newspaper humor pages.
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Philadelphia
Preas
Golf Tournament Crowns Club Cup At Hot Springs
Delighted weather marked the annual Hot Springs golf tournament on October 13. B L McClay of Waverly Golf Club Portland won the club cup defeating John C of Washington 6 up 5 to play. Gilbert Farintosh won the consolation cup over Alton Townsend 3 up 1 to play. George Singer beat HE Thoarnell to claim the Virginia Cup 6 up 5 to play. A H Lockett defeated Taylor Field 6 up 4 to play for first in the second division. John Wilking beat EB Robbins Walker 4 up 1 to play for second. Melville H Ingalls defeated F P Dafia 3 up 2 to play for third.
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Washington
Alton ‘Townsend
Met York
HE. L. Thoarnell
Seabright Club
George Singer
Pittsburg
A. H. Lockett
Montclair
N. J
Taylor Field
John Wilking
EB Robbins Walker
New York
Melville H. Ingalls
F. P Dafia
Miss Mackay Wins Semifinal to Face Miss Curtis in Final
Miss Pavane Mackay defeated Miss Georgianna Bishop to earn a place against Miss Margaret Curtis in the tenth annual U S women's golf championship at Morris County Golf Club Convent Station New Jersey The match featured a 3 up 1 to play finish and noted the excellent weather and gallery turnout with Curtis defeating Miss Grace Keyes to reach the final
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New York
Boston
United States
Morris County Golf Club
Convent Station
Margaret Curtis
Essex County Club
Manchester
Mass
Pavane Mackay
Oakley Country Club
Watertown
Bridgeport
Conn
Miss Curtis
Grace Keyes
Concord
Miss Bishop
Miss Mackay
Miss Mackay Dormy
Miss Keyes
Miss Curlos
Mins Mackay
Mige Hishop
Misa Keyes
In the Fence Grand Stand at Belmont Track
A Long Island commuter and a New Yorker spar over the Belmont October meeting. The commuter blasts racing crowds as boorish and expose-seeking, while defending field side observers as legitimate attendees from Floral Park. They contrast private vantage points, family crowds, and the spectacle with the backstretch view.
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Belmont Track
New Yorker
Belmont
Floral Park
Jock
Mnall
Floral decorations by Georgetown florist for wedding
Georgetown's new florist Mr George A Comley at 124 3rd Street supplied flowers for the wedding at M FP Church on October 4 with a wide assortment including out flowers, ferns and palms. Telephone orders receive prompt attention from West 149.
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Comgréss Street
M. FP
Georgetown
George A. Comley
3Rd Street
Comiey
West 149
Orient
Potomac
Great influx of sparklers boosts New York diamond trade
New York import data show a fiscal year ending June 2 with almonds and precious stones valued at $84,228,164, a 50 percent rise. August figures exceed last year, shipments arrive on many lines, and stones are stored in a secure custom house diamond room under strict supervision to prevent theft.
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New York
Sam
Europe
New York Custom House
George W Mindil
Appetizer Evening at Harper’s Weekly Dinner Scene
A late dinner unfolds as a guest requests music. The hostess sits at the piano and plays a Chopin nocturne with precision. She finishes to find the room awaiting another selection, while an amused guest asks for a sonata before dessert.
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Harper's Weekly
Women as Hotel Guests Embrace Special Accommodations
From Leslie's Weekly a shift in hotels adapts to women travelers. George W. Sweenay of Hotel Victoria notes dining rooms tea rooms and parlors created for women. He cites independent women as good spenders while economizing in hotels when billing.
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Leslie
New York
Cormung
George W. Sweenay
Victoria
Question on Sin and Children Sparks Heated Exchange
In a sharp exchange Rev H A Ridgeway and Mr Hood discuss whether children sin. Ridgeway asserts his children have sinned, while Hood counters by saying his children never disobey the conscience or commit intentional sin. Hood argues his phrase means never disobeying God’s dictates.
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Epworth League
New Bedford
Maia
W Food
Bristol
R 1
Hood
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Fordham
Roseben
Sterling
Palette
John E Owens
Latonia
Anna
Lynch Vasenela
New Amsterdam
Stird
Jim Trirell
Jim Bovemat
Gut
Baby Joe Sut
Lom Trone
George A Knight
Henr von Papo
Éhico Wildshield
JP Ctm
Martii Neal
Peta Viregar
Trian Vitel
Dunanon
Telaco Dake Crewry
Laht Gora
Laly Gelair Aso
Tonga
Mint
Covina
Prentige
Liberty
Algong
Jack Ratlin
Iran
Uef Williken
Roommate Ice
Shawapa
Devout
Lonnie Sue
Mulivain
Maabon
Chief Hayes
Hogan
Laag
Miles Sejling Vickers
Allinda
Falelia
Maio Hanlor
Citta Vires
Brand Now
Ligle Giant
Ee King and Royal Arms
Marshal Ley
Curate
Pra Sam Craig
Ohi
Aga
Hobart Chatfield- Tasla
Onwentsla Club Links
J.G Davis
Midgo Tribune
Villa Nova
Crosius
O Man
Automobile Gossip
Great Pacer
Oregon Maid
Susie NM
Richard
McClay
Georgetems
Post
Reaulta
Er Alka Ageine
Patton
Patton Paint Company
J . Patton
West End
G. W Thecker & Co
Old Dominion Railroad
Walls Church
Exchange
Samuel Kinsinger
Arlington Horse Co
Waddell
Waddey
Lowney
Fli
Porttaman
Ammuter
C. Balser
West
Charles Schofield
Alex
St. John
Charles Hepburn
John Leetch
U Street
Manhattan Laundry Co
Annie Trexler
Georgetown Colese
West Street
Charliss Etta Allen
Dumbarton Avenue
Wm. Dan & Co
Robert L. Middleton
Georgetown Gas Light Company
Milwaukee
Western Union
Wellers Aqueduct Bridge Drug Store
Fall Catalogue
N. Hess
Penna. Ave
Heurich Brewing Co
Maerzen
Senate
Phone West
Massachusetts Avenue
Beasts
Mr Hood
H A. Ridgeway
Mr Ridgeway
Kansas City Times
Moritz C Wuerz
Wuerz
Wake Capital Traction
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
The
United States Realty Company
Capitol Building
Electric Railroad
United States Realty Co
Firemen’s Insurance
7Th St
la. Aves
N. W
Washington, D. C
Norfolk
Citizens’ Bank Bldg
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