All His Mounts Win Cassandra at Belmont Park
New York Oct 12 The feature racing at Belmont Park was Jockey Miller riding all four big winners. He minute by minute led Cederstrame to victory in the Ramapo Handicap, then won Darkla and Cassandra at 18 to 1, and rode Red Knight in the fifth. Harbor Hill Cup went to Delcanta, odds-on favorite, with Fallaheen and The Doctor among placers.
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Tyron
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Yada
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Hot Toddy Wins at Latonia in Crowded Card
Cincinnati report recaps a Latonia program where Hot Toddy, the second choice, defeats the favored fellow by a nose in a four and a half furlong race. Other races include Santon in the first with Jigger second, Harmakis winning the one mile and fifty yards, Martha Gorman leading the three furlongs, and Ultra Vires taking the five and a half in a tight finish.
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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 Cascade Through Ambitious Card
Today at Belmont Park appears a crowded program of age classes and mile races with many horses listed by name and price. Notable entries include Goldsmith, Bronze Wing, Grand Duchess, Jane Holly, Thistle Heather, Humpty Dumply, Water Tani, Sterling, Wes, The Southerner, Sly Ben, Fordham Handicap contenders Pretension and Apronaut, and multiple six furlong to mile races featuring Verandeh Major Carpenter and Lionel with Light Opera also noted. The card also lists steeplechase and selling events with numerous horses per race, reflecting a full day of racing activity.
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Sulling
Tabarcassment
Atwood
Marthamas
Rossmend Rounder
Goldsmith
Heal Lince
Lue
Lappocrates
Ghrer
Jack Young
Grand Duchess
Jane Holly
Jack Mirrov
Palette
Pigeon racing yields fastest ever Washington to Hagerstown flight
The pigeons race from Hagerstown Fair Grounds to Washington covered sixty five miles. Fourteen of nineteen lofts returned within seventy five minutes of liberation. Winners include Yountly Harry Beach Conrad Hunt Krows and others with top speeds and entry figures. Beach to receive silver cup. Conrad Hunt and Krous win prize shares.
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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 in War Quint
The Post-Office team secured three victories in a war quintet, overpowering rivals with consistent play and expert letter wandling tactics. Experienced players led the charge, while substitutes contributed steady support to seal the wins.
Crowded Grandstand at Kentucky Trotting Meet
Lexington Kentucky October 12 large crowd attended a seven race card plus an unfinished event at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting. Rainy days had interrupted action but track quality improved to normal by day's end. Winners included Silike Stein with strong odds. various classes trotting and pacing races totaled purses from 1 000 to 3 000 dollars with times ranging from 2 06 to 2 11.
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Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' Association
Ed Custer
Texas Booker
Silike
Stein
Gambella Wilkes
Dam Mote
Caturfe
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Jolly
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Patterson
LSB Bza
Tmperlak Altoon
Sp. H
McDowell
Angicla
Gregory the Great
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Ames
Red Lae
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Grubb
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de Ryder
John Caldwell
Snow
Tobert Mc
Elso
Billke
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Monte
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Marvin
Geemer Francis
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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
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Stoken
Fastine
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Foxy Cura
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Ferona
Riley B
West
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Bollin
Dam Lipbie Sweet
Dickerson
Emton Brook
Danube
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Joe Daly
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Nancy H
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Larry Ginter
Kenyon
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Baron Rogers
Tima
Gratt Bik
Gratton
Spencer
Harold Brooks
Uatea
William C. Bik
Freeman
Lille R. m
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Black Patchon
Charleston Ready for Service Navy Cruiser Commissioning
The cruiser Charleston will be placed in commission on the 1st instant with Captain Herbert Winslow commanding. The 9700 ton protected cruiser matches the Milwaukee and St. Louis in design and size with a contract speed of twenty two knots. A shakedown cruise will precede tests and drills to certify her for service.
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Herbert Winslow
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Bennington boiler pressure cited in court martial
Commander Bartlett offered technical details on the Bennington boiler condition during the Bennington case at Mare Island Cal October 12 He testified that under given conditions steam could not have stayed below 146 pounds at the time of the explosion The report includes a humor snippet about a butcher’s assistant and a Texas steer exchange unrelated to the trial
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Mare Island
Cal
Lueien Young
Bennington
Goens to Meet Prince Louis on Annapolis Voyage
Rear Admiral Evans commands a battle-ship squadron sailing from New York to Hampton Roads then Annapolis to meet Prince Louis of Battenberg. The British fleet will be escorted by Brownson's division and head to Washington for the President. Admiral Sands at Annapolis coordinates reception.
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WILL COMPLETE SPEEDWAY Open date set for November
The Driving Road Has Been Set For November 8 or 13 for the formal opening of the Century Speedway. Contractor Martin McNamara will restart work and finish in ten days. A parade and a race against time for a road wagon are planned. The speedway surface will be harrowed and rolled, with widening to seventy feet.
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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 by jury discharge in Weissel estate case
Indictments in May charged Mathews, Rothschild, Wooten, and Ferguson with conspiracy and grand larceny over the looting of the Weissel estate. Rothschild, jailed for wrecking the Federal Bank, and Wooten, later convicted, were key figures. Ferguson expected as a witness. Mathews, once an assistant district attorney and alderman, allegedly aided Rothschild’s plan to seize the estate and share borrowed funds. Rothschild’s later statements accused Mathews, reaching the district attorney and prompting the jury discharge order.
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Federal Bank
Rothschild
John W. Wooten
Samuel I. Ferguson
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Sing Sing
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Weisssel
Republican County Committee
Weissel
Jerome
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Middies Defy Diphtheria For Annapolis Class Supper
The Naval Academy’s 1907 class plans a Raleigh supper tonight at 8 aiming to host about 200 members despite recent diphtheria outbreaks and a postponed Willard event. Churchill Humphrey leads as president with Earle F. Johnson as secretary and R Frank Grogs as supper committee chair.
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Naval Academy
New Willard
Academy
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Churchill Humphrey
Earle F. Johnson
R. Frank Grogs
Remarkable target practice by new cruiser Colorado
Newport R I Oct 12 The record claims by an officer of the ship show 40 shots at 3506 yards with a six inch breech loading gun all 40 hits. 10 shots from each of four eight inch rifles with only three misses. Also lists leaves of absence transfers appointments and naval orders including open duties and cadet diphtheria update at Annapolis with no extension of leave and movements of troops and officers to Fort Huachuca Apache West Point and naval stations.
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Colorado
United States Navy
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Naval Academy
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Apache
Ort
High School Cadets Complete First Drill Regimen
The nine company High School Cadets completed an initial drill as the school year starts. It remains unsettled whether McKinley Manual Training School can form three companies. Tech may add a third if twenty more boys enlist. Rosters announced for Eastern Company F and Western Company H officers and noncommissioned officers.
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Western
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W. C. Miller
D. B. Priest
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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 announces Col. Henry G. Sharpe is promoted to brigadier general to fill General Weston’s vacancy and will be detailed as commissary general for four years. Weston departs for Illinois ceremonies then to St. Louis to command the Northern Division after retirement. Alternate cadet appointments to West Point named for Phrym, Harrison, and Hashkner. Movements of naval vessels listed with arrivals and sailings at various ports.
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Pall Derember 1
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Philippine Islands
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James M. Loud
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Washington Barracks
Levy M. Hathaway
Fort Thomas
Ernest D. Beott
Artillery Corps
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Okla
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Eugéne F. Bedd
Henry Wygant
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First Infantry
Edmund Wittenmyer
Wrst Infantry
Taft
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John G. Weston
Sharpe
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Weston
Champaign
University of
West Point
War Department
Military Academy
Cornelius V. Phrym
Vienna
Iil
James B. Harrison
Rolla, Mo
Ugo Bhashkner
Lincoln
Nebr
Railroad Schedule Highlights for Seaboard Routes
Ticket Office at 1421 Penna Ave lists daily Seaboard Mail to Jacksonville with Pullman Sleeper and connections to Birmingham via Hamlet. Through trains reach Petersburg Raleigh Wilmington Columbia Savannah Jacksonville and Tampa with express service to New Orleans and Birmingham.
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