All His Mounts Win at Belmont Park in Daily Races
New York October 12 The feature at Belmont Park was jockey Miller riding four winners. He rode Cassandra at 18 to 1 in the third race, Darkla at 6 to 1, Cederstrame a 25 to 1 shot in the Ramapo Handicap, and He led Red Knight in the fifth. Delcanta captured the Harbor Hill Cup Steeplechase at odds on, with Fallaheen second and The Doctor third.
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Cassandra
Ed Knight
Diarkla
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Yada
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Randwoxe
Uedellia
Shaw
Coy
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Sir Brillar
Wiles
Monacordar
Rebu
Amberjack
Hot Toddy wins at Latonia in tight finish
Cincinnati report from Latonia shows Hot Toddy prevailing as the second choice in a four race card for two year olds. He beat odds on favorite Collectiv by a nose over Ultravires, with Shari Juted third and Tyne fourth as the crowd watched a dramatic finish. Other races include Jigger and Harmakis victories, and Martha Gorman leading in the mid card.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lantonia Todig
Hot Todds
Lclectiv
Ultravires
Santon
Jigger
Juex Rattini
Cardinal Wolsey
Layson
Bo H Goll
Sid Silver
Ethel Gechler
Bellicone
Edna Janner
John Line
Harmakis
Fontaiuva
True
Depends
Tetene Wale Hanis
Doctor Wang
Martha Gorman
Bon Huyts Lego
Aveond
Hind Time
Regele
Kathrym Bk Wee
Kargut
Shari Juted
Tyne
Wasler
Sam Wieh Brey
J © Clem
Hart
Mint Wronk
Royal Arms
Curate
Satphack
Raci
Pive Furtongs
Frances
Peench Sen Ip
Anta
Ifm
Coztte Dun
Tarasconaio
Belmont Park Racing Entries Show Wide Field Of Runners
The Belmont Park entries list numerous horses across six races with varied weights and odds. Notable names include Goldsmith, Humpty Dumply, The Southerner, Roseben, and Disobedient, among others, with prices ranging from 7 to 210.
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Belmont Park
Sulling
Tabarcassment
Atwood
Marthamas
Rossmend Rounder
Goldsmith
Heal Lince
Lue
Lappocrates
Ghrer
Jack Young
Grand Duchess
Jane Holly
Jack Mirrov
Palette
Pigeons set record with 65 mile race to Washington
Washington bird fanciers staged the fastest pigeon race from Hagerstown Fair Grounds to Washington. Fourteen of nineteen lofts returned within seventy five minutes of release, led by Yountly of Yale and other top entrants such as Beach Conrad Hunt and Krows receiving prizes and a silver cup for the winner.
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Hagerstown Fair Grounds
Harry Beach
HE. Donath
Jono Conrad
W. Norwood
Riley A. Hunt
Ford EB. Young
Phil Krows
A. S. Johnston
Joc Lada
Goldsmith
H Richardson
Harry Herfurth
Nye
Ray” Read
Trompeon
Harry Philips
Ruppert
Ray Carroll
W of
Dismer
Mr. Beach Willl
Hagerstown Fair Association
Conrad, Huntt
Krous
Post office Wins Three Games War Quint No Match
The Post Office team secured three victories as the War Quint faced an expert letter wandlers unit. No match was found for the swift, precise play leading to decisive wins.
Crowds Attend Kentucky Trotting Breeders Meet in Rainy Week
Lexington race card of seven events and one unfinished race drew a large crowd at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association meeting after two rainy days. Winners included Silike and Stein with strong showings from other named horses in divisions for 218 class trotting, McDowell 2.03 class trotting, two year olds, and pacing races. Time figures ranged from about 2:06 to 2:11 with multiple starters listed across events.
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Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association
Ed Custer
Texas Booker
Silike
Stein
Gambella Wilkes
Dam Mote
Caturfe
Boreazelle
Br. H
Jolly
Pat T
B. G
Patterson
LSB Bza
Tmperlak Altoon
Sp. H
McDowell
Angicla
Gregory the Great
Dam Arline
Ames
Red Lae
B. H
Grubb
D H
de Ryder
John Caldwell
Snow
Tobert Mc
Elso
Billke
B.c
Monte
Dam Silicon
Marvin
Geemer Francis
B. c
Foote
Chandler
Childs
Silver Thorn
Robyle Gold Dust
Geers
Norris
Benyon
Brownie Waltons
Saunders
Haltey
Pat Ford
Haeel Pateh
Bik
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Dam Nell
Sherman
Major McKinley
Stoken
Fastine
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Jonea
Foxy Cura
Abbie Strathmore
Ferona
Riley B
West
Albert C
Gr G
Bollin
Dam Lipbie Sweet
Dickerson
Emton Brook
Danube
Deeryéa
Billy B
Joe Daly
Dam Sallier
A. Thoman
Nancy H
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Larry Ginter
Kenyon
Kruger
Baron Rogers
Tima
Gratt Bik
Gratton
Spencer
Harold Brooks
Uatea
William C. Bik
Freeman
Lille R. m
Taylors
Black Patchon
Charleston Ready for Service Commanded by Capt Winslow
The cruiser Charleston, the navy's latest addition, will be commissioned on the 1st instant with Capt Herbert Winslow in command. A 9700 ton protected cruiser identical to Milwaukee and St Louis, it is designed for 22 knots and will conduct a shakedown and crew drill before standard tests and trials.
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Charleston
Herbert Winslow
Milwaukee
St. Louis
BENININGTONS BOILER PRESSURE QUESTION AT COURT MARTIAL
Commander Bartlett provided technical boiler details at Commander Lueien Young's court martial on Bennington. He said under the given conditions steam could not be kept below about 146 pounds at the time of the explosion. A separate light exchange shows a butcher’s query and a Texas steer remark as unrelated scraps.
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Bartlett
Mare Island
Cal
Lueien Young
Bennington
British Fleet to Meet Prince Louis at Annapolis
Rear Admiral Evans leads a four‑ship battle‑ship squadron from the North River to Hampton Roads then Annapolis to greet Prince Louis of Battenberg. The plan calls for Admiral Brownson’s armored cruisers to escort. the British party will tour Washington and Annapolis with events slated for November 1 at the Naval Academy and a week’s stay.
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Annapoli
Prince Louis
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Brownson
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Naval Academy
Navy Department
Battenberg
Admiral Sands
Department
Century Speedway opening set for November dates
The Driving Road Has Been Set for a November 8 or 13 opening with a parade planned. Contractor Martin McNamara will resume work and finish in ten days. A six member committee will organize the formal opening and collect back dues. A race against time for a road wagon may accompany festivities.
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Road Drivers and Riders’ Association
Martin McNamara
J. N. Morrison
F. H. Jarvis
Charles White
John Gheen
E. #. Taylor, Jr
Rossiter Buggy Company
McNamara
de Graw
Senator Foraker
District Appropriations Committee
Potomac Park
Col
Bramwell
Death halted law in Weissel estate graft trial
The court halted the case as the district attorney moved to discharge the jury. Mathews and three other defendants faced conspiracy and grand larceny charges tied to looting the Weissel estate, with Rothschild and Wooten already convicted. Ferguson was expected to testify for the prosecution as Mathews’ associate.
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Mathews
Weiszel
David Rothschild
Federal Bank
Rothschild
John W. Wooten
Samuel I. Ferguson
Wooten
Sing Sing
Ferguson
Battlers’ Surety Company of
Cleveland
Weisssel
Republican County Committee
Weissel
Jerome
New York
Middies Defy Diphtheria For Naval Academy Supper
The Naval Academy class of 1907 plans a Raleigh supper tonight at the Raleigh hotel after a postponement due to a diphtheria outbreak. About 200 classmen are expected to attend despite the date falling on Friday night with the event set for September 29 originally at the New Willard. Churchill Humphrey is president, Earle F. Johnson secretary, and R Frank Grogs chairs the supper committee.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
New Willard
Academy
Raleigh
Churchill Humphrey
Earle F. Johnson
R. Frank Grogs
Remarkable target practice by new cruiser Colorado
Newport R I Oct 12 The cruiser Colorado’s latest target run set a claimed world record for naval accuracy Forty shots at 3506 yards with a triangular canvas target yielded forty hits and a 93 percent success rate Ten eight inch rifles produced only three misses Leaves of absence and transfers announced for numerous officers and staff at Annapolis and Washington Navy posts. diphtheria brief closure at Naval Academy. routine troop movements and ship postings outlined for October 1905
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Newport
R. L
Colorado
United States Navy
High Schools Cadets Drill Regimen Organized For Year
The nine companies of the High School Cadets completed a first drill of the school year with a largely settled roster. It remains unsettled if McKinley Manual Training School can raise three companies as Tech has two C and D. If twenty more boys enlist, a third company forms to reach ten companies total. Eastern Company F officers listed. Western Company H officers listed with names.
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McKinley Manual Training School
Tech
Hastern
Western
Eastern
W. C. Miller
D. B. Priest
Leutenant
J. W. Field
L. H. Sinclair
D. L. €. Waver
J. B. Handy
L. Brenson
W. A. Elwood
G. G. Creasey
A. Z. Pyles
RH. & Thompson
W. B. McFarland
Sharpe Succeeds Weston as Commissary General
Secretary Taft announced the promotion of Col. Henry G. Sharpe to brigadier general to fill the vacancy created by Gen. John G. Weston. Weston moves on to command the Northern Division from St. Louis after duties at Washington and a university ceremony in Champaign, Illinois. Alternates to West Point named include Cornelius V. Phrym, James B. Harrison, and Hugo Bhashkner. Naval movements note arrivals at Norfolk Lam bert Point and Newport as well as sailings of Potomac Osceola and Colorado.
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Norfolk
Fortekeos
Portsmouth
Newport News
Ownort News
Washington
Portamouth
Alexandri
Fort Monroe
Fort Bos
Alexandria
Gale and Sipistoomas
Colorado
Ofiee
Gin
Norith
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
New York
Boston
7Th St
Idth St
Callahan
W. H. Callahan
Pass
Potomac
Indian Head
Quantico
Charles Macalester
Eugene Coffin
San Francisco
Pall Derember 1
Mantia
James W. Dawes
Philippine Islands
Fredrik L. Knudsen
Highth Infantry
James M. Loud
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Washington Barracks
Levy M. Hathaway
Fort Thomas
Ernest D. Beott
Artillery Corps
Fort Bill
Okla
Fort Rosecrans
Walter D. McCaw
Eugéne F. Bedd
Henry Wygant
Twenty-second Infantry
Abraham P. Basington
First Infantry
Edmund Wittenmyer
Wrst Infantry
Taft
Henry G. Sharpe
John G. Weston
Sharpe
Gen. Weston
Weston
Champaign
University of
West Point
War Department
Military Academy
Cornelius V. Phrym
Vienna
Iil
James B. Harrison
Rolla, Mo
Ugo Bhashkner
Lincoln
Nebr
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Lebanon
Lambert Point
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Newport
Caesar
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Monednock
Hongkong
Hyannisport
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Railroads Seaboard routes with Pullman sleepers listed
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Neal
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Paave
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Man
Hardwick
Mer
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