Five Favorites Run First In Heavy Going At Laurel
Heavy track at Laurel Park yesterday afternoon produced a lively card with four starters in the all aged handicap, headlined by Ola Bob R as a strong favorite who led Altamaha before the turn and drew clear late. Orowoc the unheralded jumper upset in the steeplechase as Undaunted won the 2-year-old maiden event, while Altamaha withdrew with illness and Talbot Signa signed Burlingame for riding duties.
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Laurel
Laurel Park
Ola Bob R
Altamaha
Altarmaha
McCahey
Bob R
John Whalen
Orowoc
Velsini
the Reid
Andrew Miller
Noble Grand
H. PF. Whitney
Persimmon
Whitney
England
Nate
Idatea
H.C. Hallenbeck
Winco
Soni
A. J. Goldsboro
Mae
Wolfe S
Areene
jAutunno
Benton . Jackson
Noble Gran
Bo Batwaise
Eltephi
Arcene Wan
Gil
Abi
Walloping
Whaten
Valve
Kermat mi
Uae
oWser Reed
Rapacious
Foxcraft
Ailnins
Crewer
Velsin
Fiat
Rapadour
Blure-Buchares
K. N
Ore
Mia. Keya
Herons
Harebell P
Frank Callaha
Burlingame
Maryiow
Sane Eal
Big Pest
Bob
al Ja
Theo
Cook
Adea
Sarnegat
Impression
Rey Water
Callahan
Bop
Burton
Ford
la Galaxy
Belling
J. W. Tick
Zangis Hindeo
EB Rathman
Latonia Race Meet Results Snapshot
Summary of Latonia results with multiple races including first and second place horses. Details list entrants like Birdie, Travelars, Perce Fast and Theresa Gill with times and payouts. several races mention purses from 3400 to 5400 and note incomplete entries or disqualifications.
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Far Jones
Anit Att Thdttus
Rin Rae Bal Pra Rauaperte
Lion
Darin
Frepethe Sheffield
Ian Teste
Teramie
Riley ‘Ale
Birdie En Tams
Neylon
Tavelars
Taylor
Perce
Martn
van. Dusen
Pet
Thee
Jenry
Gece
Aeree
Dishman
Meitos
Coin
Mae
Taft
Ren
Piree
Theresa Gih
Martin
Fiabbergeat
Rower
Bedanet
Tine
Glint
Turner
Trenaport
Kederis
Rooster
Henry
Tey
Tyros
Jermud
Little O 'Tia Trys
Finduke
Chard Sden
Mnele
Puree
Racing Names and Pairs Echo Across Latonia Cards
A long OCR fragment lists numerous horse names and likely race entries across Latonia and Cincinnati Enquirer mentions. It mentions horses such as Flying Yankee Captain Burns Merry Lad Monmouth and Beatch Sand with other entries toward Oakland and Brookfield. The garbled text references various trainers, stables, and potential race callouts without coherent narrative.
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Laurel
Welling
Colgan
Worstdale
Flatbush
Jezalta
Finke Hal
Castara
Prince Chilton
Miky Way
Foxcraft
Yeyico
Shannon
Fred Levy
Nello
Wiying
Yankee
Fatherola
Allah
Jongul
Tord Thomas
Pipth
Furange
Hearthstone
B. Vandarveer
Man
Lennie D
Capt. Burns
Galaxy
Henotic
Merry Lad
Hassan
Linbrook
Beech
Progr
Latonia
Cincinnati Enquirer
Blacktown Berle
Hitleres
Tanbelle Vale
Oakland
Weldo
Bripse
Mist Jean
Bao
Senmel
Bleeth
Flapdergast
Quartermaster
Du¢restie
Buenal
Riv Catesby
Orterth
Morning Telegraph
Teadelie Vaile
Blacktown Belle
Margaret Lowry
H. Bary
Wintergreen
Dee
Wise
Marpieto
Orperth
Brookfield
Effendt
Peacock
Jésait
Fiandrupning
Hanesta
Carlton
Cadeen
Flying Yankee
Jongail
Burns
Ash Cas
Servicenes
Defy
Gy Flagg
Philadelpata Yaguiren
Bere
Springboard
Flying Yankes
Bonah Jand
Castes
No Manager
Duke Hal
Bachelor
Syosnet
Sprin
Carlton G
Progressive
Monmouth
Fred Dery
Captain Burns
Supreme
Merry
Temperance leaders praise Wilson and Bryan at Indianapolis event
Dr Clarence True Wilson of Topeka addresses the national Methodist temperance convention in Indianapolis praising Wilson as a Christian leader and contrasting Taft's liquor policy with Bryan’s temperance stance. He notes closed grog shops in the Panama zone and ships barred from alcohol aboard. The session opens with regrets over Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks and Mr. Fairbanks’ absence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Taft
Clarence .True Wilson
Topeka
Kana
Temperance Society
The
Methodist Church
National Convention of
Dr. Wilson
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Palestine
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
David H. Moore
West Virginia Coal Strike Hearings Continue In Senate Probe
Senate subcommittee hearings into the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek coal strike continue as Senator Kenyon seeks to conclude testimony. C. M. Pratt of Standard 648 and Pratt Land Company are invoked in the inquiry into mine ownership, wage disputes, and violence tied to West Virginia coal operations.
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Senate
West Viesinia
Peepee
Kenyon
Rertion
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Benator Kenyon
C. M. Pratt
Standard 648 Company
Pratt Land Company
Prett
Kerryon
Sworn In As Acting Governor Of New Jersey
In Trenton Leon Taylor, speaker of the assembly, was sworn in today as acting governor of New Jersey replacing James W. Fight er who resigned to avoid serving two terms. Felder, senate president, became acting governor as Woodrow Wilson resigned to become President. Taylor will serve until January when the November election winner takes office.
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Trenton
N. J
Leon Ro Taylor
Assembly
New Jersey
James W. Fighter
Felder
Sénate
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Taylor
Isaac Stephenson Jr. Dies on Chicago Northwestern Train
Isaac Stephenson Jr., nephew of Senator Isaac Stephenson and son of Robert Stephenson, was found dead in his berth on a Chicago and Northwestern train arriving in Milwaukee from Menominee. He was four years old and believed to have died of heart failure. Stephenson served as general manager for a large lumber company with interests in northern Michigan and Louisiana, and resided at Menominee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Isaac Stephenson
Issac. Stephenson
Robert Stephenson
Chicago and Northwestern
Menominee
Peru Expects Trade Tribute To John T. Morgan
Delegates at the Southern Commercial Congress in Mobile honor Senator John T. Morgan for two decades of support for an Isthmian waterway. Discussions center on Latin America trade needs and US readiness for canal trade. Diplomatic Pan-American night featured Central and South American reps as ties with the United States and prospects of the canal were celebrated.
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Southern Commercial Congress
Ransdell
Mobile
Ala
Latin
America
John M. Parker
Congress
Benor Federico Alfonso Perez
Péru
Europe
Latin America
United States
Peru
Senor “Pexet
Cousiees
Panama Canal
John T. Morgan
Alabama
Rans‘Gell
Louisiana
Panma Canal
W. D. Boyce
Chicago
Costa Rica
Bolivia
Panama
Brazil
Argentina
Underwood
Panama, Canal
Scottish Rite heads named for United States command
Bayliss of Washington presides as sovereign grand commander at the thirty third degree session. Officers elected include Long of Boston lieutenant grand commander Webster of Worcester grand minister of state Hill of Providence treasurer general Seymour of Newark grand keeper Sherman Heads Providence master general Biscby of Haverhill grand marshal Messenger of Syracuse Bean of Haverhill Mees of Lowell and Waller of Lowell named grand captain of the guard.
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Bayliss
Washington
United States
Uae
New ‘York
M. N. Bayliss
Washington, D. C
Josiah H. Long
Boston
Charlies & Webster
Worcester
Mars
Holden O. Hill
Providence
R. I
Marcus W. Morton
Walter Seymour
Newark
N. J
Eander. G. Sherman
Fprovi
Heads
William E. Biscby
Haverhill
Mass
John H
Syracuse
John .W. Bean
Haver
London Police Union Formed
London policemen have formed the Metropolitan Police Trade Union with provisional committees drawn from ranks below superintendent. Members are enrolling rapidly and organizers expect sufficient strength by Christmas to press for official recognition. The force exceeds 20 000 members.
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London
Germ
Metropolitan Police Trade Union
Excavations Uncover Imperial Palaces on Palatine Hill
Rome reports Prof Bont has located the imperial palaces of Nero Caligula and Domitian on the Palatine Hill. Foundations of the imperial throne are exposed. Seven republican houses, a network of pipes and drains, and circular plastered tufa rooms were found to protect from dampness.
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Rome
Bont
Palatine Hill
Nero
Caliguis
Calue Caesar
Domitian
Seamen's bill change said it cannot be obeyed
Inland vessel owners object to maritime lifeboat rules. Crews would be so large that ships could lack passenger space. House committee chair Alexander previews amendments to limit lifeboat equipment for inland and near shore vessels. Officials deem two seamen per lifeboat and shipwide coverage unaffordable.
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Chaiman
J. W. Alegender
House “Committee On Merchant” Marine and Fisheries
Senate
House
United States
Alexander
Chicago
Lake
Lake Michigan
Funeral for Cleveland optician follows wedding in June
Six young men who served as Ushers at Reid W. Dempsey and Mineatella Wheatley Carmichael’s wedding last June in Cleveland acted as pallbearers at Dempsey’s funeral in Washington Pennsylvania. Dempsey died in Cleveland Saturday and was buried in his bride’s hometown, with the ceremony held in the same room as the wedding.
Dr. Muret Found Guilty in Anna Aumuller Slaying Case
In New York, Dr. Ernest Muret, friend of Hare Schaudt, was found guilty on two counts of forging and possessing counterfeiting equipment. He was acquitted on conspiracy with Schmidt to counterfeit U S gold certificates. Schmidt, his accuser, claimed innocence and implicated Muret in the murder. Muret awaits sentencing after four hours of deliberation.
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New York
Ernest Muret
Hare Schaudt
Anna Aumuller
Waa
Muret
Schmidt
United States
MD Mts
Anna Aumalier
Murat
Dendal
SEA SAFETY PROGRAM PUSHED AT SEA CONFERENCE
The United States delegates to the International Conference on Safety at Sea plan a program urging measures such as stronger water tight compartments and bulkheads, adjusted steamship routes, better ice reconnaissance, wireless telegraphy, and international ice patrol. Delegates include Senator Burton and Rear Admiral Capps, sailing aboard the steamship Easute tomorrow as they pursue safer maritime standards. Also notes plans to file Adolphus Busch will of estate valued at 36 million dollars, with a Ged Wednesday filing date.
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Baltic
United States
London
Easute
Senator Burton
Obie
Alexander
Troy
Marchant Marine and Fisheries
Bertholf
Revenue Cutter Service
Capps
George F. Cooper
W. H. G. Bullard
Navy
Chamberlain
Uhler
Homer L. Ferguson
Netport News Shinbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Alfred G. Smith
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Andrew Puruseth
The
International Seamen's Union
St Louis
Adolphus Busch
Chariel Axes
Ged
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Waverly Electric
He, Wright & Co, Inc
Norfolk
Columbia
Southworth & Iser
B. Luar
Fert
Cadillacg Baker Electric
the Cock
Stoddard Co
Zell Motor Car Co
H St
Prence Mumm
Irvin T. Borchoe
Studebaker
Colonial Electric Commercial New& Supply Co
Tel
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Congressional Garage CO
Agts
Ave
Detroit Electric
Apperson
Carl Emerson & Ormeter
Fhiene M. Tel
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Bartram
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Tourist Auto Livery Co
Emrexe
St. Arate
Acto Wine Ca
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Neewsrapert Athivee
Bob E
Whalen
Borel
Port Arlington
Chatter
Btek Fin
Curlieue
Censole
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Tigerla
Belle
Normandy
Ieabelle Walle
Colle
Iors Kyrene
Ovation
Kilores
Brackton Belle
Montreal
Miss Waters
Syringe
Steen
George Oxnard
Sir Marlon
J. H. Barr
Arcula
White Heat
Green
Waldo Briggs
Furioass
Lady Moonet
Dr. Samuel
Bronze Wing
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Upwe
Morristown
Hiabeargee
Maris C
Iris Gente
Duquesne
Achago
Woyancke
Str Gatenby
Phil Mobr
Princess Thorpe
Effendi
Ma Starter
Jim
Slim Princess
Ren Prior
CMT
Trongutl If
Kormak
Post
St . Fin
Jockeyn
Buxton
Deronde
Br Burlingame
Rt Campbe
Sumter
Rey
Master Jim
Wee
Wee Ueed
Stim Princess
Jonparail
Déervicence
Lindrobk
Walthoupe
Hinder Lou
Lauds
Wilson and
Thompson
Charleston
W. Va
Henry D. Hatfield
Bonner Hmt
Thomas Martin
P. C. Russell
E. H. Pierson
Senatorial Committee
West Virginia
W. H. Thompson
Huntington
Osth
Beeth
U. S
London Police Union
Chaatmas
Ophelia
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Alvertompany
Calvert
O. K
Fat
Association of Lake
Cleveland
DR. Muret
Hans Schmidt
Anna
Aumuller
Sayn He
Alona
Wes
Biamé
Busch
Uncle Sam
Ildren
Bishop
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