All His Mounts Win at Belmont Park Crowds
New York Oct 12 Jockey Miller rode four winners at Belmont Park making all mounts successful Delcanta D Arkle Cassandra Red Knight and others claim victories The Ramapo Handicap and Harbor Hill Cup were highlights with Cassandra at 18 to 1 saluting in the third race Apollo results list a series of sprints and a steeplechase win by Delcanta and Keamesha among others.
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Amberjack
Hot Toddy Wins at Latonia in Tight Track Card
Cincinnati dispatch reports Hot Toddy, the second choice, won the fourth race for two year olds, beating Kargut who was second, with Shari juted third. Ultra Vires captured the fifth race by a nose over Hart. Finishes included Mint Wronk and Royal Arms among others in a crowded Latonia program.
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Belmont Park Racing Entries Show Mixed Odds and Entries
Belmont Park racing entries list diverse Thoroughbreds with prices and weights across six races. Horses like The Southerner, Sal or Boy, and Sly Ben appear amid detailed purses, allowances, and mile and sixteenth offerings, reflecting a crowded program of selling races, handicaps, and steeplechase.
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Palette
Pigeons Race Sets Record for Washington Loft Fliers
The Ha gerstown Fair Grounds to Washington sixty five mile run saw fourteen of nineteen lofts return within seventy five minutes. Entry and average speed per minute listed for each loft led by Harry Beach and others. Beach to receive a silver cup from the Hagerstown Fair Association. Conrad Huntt and Krous awarded prizes for their shares of the race.
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Nye
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Trompeon
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Ruppert
Ray Carroll
W of
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Mr. Beach Willl
Hagerstown Fair Association
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Krous
Post Office Wins Three Games In War Quint
In a decisive display, the Post Office team won three games in the War Quint, dominating opponents with expert letter wandlers. The victory showcased precise plays and sharp scoring, asserting the squad as the episode's standout performers.
Crowds Pack Kentucky Trotting Meeting Despite Rain
In Lexington on October 12 a seven race card plus one unfinished event drew a large crowd at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting. Rain interrupted two days, but the track steadied to normal. Winners included Silike and Stein with strong odds, as several classes posted times from 2:06 to 2:11.
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Charleston Ready for Service Navy Cruiser Joins Fleet
Charleston, the navy s newest protected cruiser of 9700 tons, will be commissioned on the 1st instant under Captain Herbert Winslow. Identical to Milwaukee and St. Louis in design, she is designed for 22 knots and will conduct a shakedown, crew drills, and standard trials after delivery.
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Bennington Boiler Pressure Question in Bennington Court Martial
Commander Bartlett testified at Mare Island in the Bennington court martial about boiler pressure after the ship's explosion. He stated under hypothetical conditions steam could not stay below about 146 pounds, detailing the boilers' condition. A snippet from the Columbus Dispatch appears and a humorous regional exchange follows.
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British Fleet to Meet Prince Louis in Annapolis Visit
Rear Admiral Evans commands a battle ship squadron sailing from New York to Hampton Roads then Annapolis to meet Prince Louis of Battenberg and his officers. The Maine, Missouri, Kentucky and others join escorts while Admiral Sands negotiates reception plans at Annapolis and Washington for the November 1 visit.
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WILL COMPLETE SPEEDWAY FORMAL OPENING SET FOR NOVEMBER
The Driving Road Association set November 8 or 13 for the formal opening of the Century Speedway with a parade. Contractor Martin McNamara will start work again in ten days and complete the speedway, widened to seventy feet, ready for a time race. Committee members will enlist delinquent members and secure back dues.
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J. N. Morrison
F. H. Jarvis
Charles White
John Gheen
E. #. Taylor, Jr
Rossiter Buggy Company
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de Graw
Senator Foraker
District Appropriations Committee
Potomac Park
Col
Bramwell
Death halted law in late 19th century racketeering case
The district attorney sought discharge of the jury as the court noted. Mathews faced conspiracy and grand larceny charges tied to the Weiszel estate looting. Rothschild, Wooten, and Ferguson were indicted with Mathews. Rothschild and Wooten had prior convictions and were central witnesses. Mathews, a former assistant district attorney and longtime local official, allegedly shared in estate gains via Rothschild. Rothschild’s later testimonies surfaced after his Sing Sing sentence.
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Republican County Committee
Weissel
Jerome
New York
Middies Defy Superstition at 1907 Class Supper
Diphtheria avoids delaying Annapolis class of 1907 supper at Raleigh after Willard postponement. About 200 cadets expected for Friday night event amid academy constraints. Churchill Humphrey leads as president, Earle F. Johnson as secretary, R Frank Grogs chairs the supper committee.
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Remarkable target practice aboard new cruiser Colorado
Newport R I Oct 12 The Colorado's recent target firing set a record with forty hits from 40 shots at 3506 yards using a six inch breech loading gun. Four eight inch rifles had ten shots with only three misses. Naval orders list leaves, transfers, and duty movements alongside a diphtheria update at Annapolis and routine seacoast watch instructions.
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United States Navy
High School Cadets Complete First Drill Regimen
The nine company High School Cadets completed an almost full first drill of the year with most rosters settled. It remains unsettled whether McKinley Manual Training School can raise a third company while Tech may form Company E if enough enlist. Rosters announced for Eastern Company F and Western Company H include captains, lieutenants, sergeants, and corporals with the names of the officers and noncommissioned officers.
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J. W. Field
L. H. Sinclair
D. L. €. Waver
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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 Col. Henry G. Sharpe's promotion to brigadier general to fill the vacancy created by Gen. John G. Weston advancing to major general. Sharpe to serve as commissary general for four years as Weston departs for duties in Illinois and later St. Louis. Also named were alternate cadet appointees for West Point and several naval movements and sailings listed.
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John G. Weston
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Railroad Passenger Services Through Pensacola to New Orleans
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