Favorites Fare Badly in a Drive at Jamestown
Fragmented text details a chaotic race card with names like Sagan Caretty, Riley, and Gergen. It mentions Dolphin Stakes, Captures First, and a leading time around 10S with multiple racing entries faded into garbled OCR passage.
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Nortak
Jamestown
Marler
Sagan Caretty
Riley
Smuing
Tom
Ito
Lauwscaie
Gurdon
Beccod Guiet
Alce
Aly
Freie
Roseben
Ugwerd
Fatlonay
Gergen
Theodore
Wichs
Fk Omy
Thea Hartera
Ana
Ellery
Mayberry Lee
Winners at Montfort and Washington Post event in Norfolk and Montreal
The report lists numerous victors across races and exhibitions including Montfort leading early at Tap and Wing Partodge Stakes, Blake and Wing Partodge teams, and a large crowd event with roughly 15000 in attendance. It notes outcomes from the Washington Post event in Norfolk and Montreal with various horses and riders securing wins in multiple events.
Sir Edward Wins Easily In Montreal Handicap Race
Special to The Washington from Montreal Canada on September 3 Sir Edward dominates the handicap event at Montréal with a runaway victory. Fantoufle ridden by Goldstein challenged in the stretch but lacked decisive speed as Gin martes and others followed. Race details list multiple horses and riders with placements and odds across the program through several races and steeplechases.
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Washington
Canada
Sir Edward
Fantoufle
Goldstein
Maldana al] Agra
Isoneeta
Gand Aig
Pohanka
Ripray Ty
Aux Grave
Thomas Hoy
Tanex
Medlata
Raward II
Pauleune
Mycardis
Ormonde
Tima Tepes
Henry
Neve Furlonen
Dhenan
Erereh
Schwondick Kercheval
Koerner
Paul Chimera Prat Mabash
Unclear historical racing names on crowded page
Fragmentary OCR lists many personal and place names with no coherent event or outcome. Notable items include Sheepshead Bay and Montreal references, plus various nicknames and surnames. Lacks a readable narrative, dates, or concrete actions to summarize.
Ring loses heavily in race at forward showing
A chaotic racing page notes Blaser’s heavy defeat and a string of wagering moves. It highlights a lengthy list of horses, trainers, and bets, with Partridge Stakes and Countryside track events referenced, plus postponed races and uneven track conditions affecting outcomes.
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Crarter Oak Park
Man Sacrifices Self to Save CoWorker in Naphtha Dnapl
In Newarke factory, 26 year old J Martin Boar plunged into a tank to rescue coworker Jacob Lieber after a naphtha leak. Boar died from fumes while Lieber survived, later recovering. The incident closes with details of the tragedy and memorials.
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New York
J.martin Boar
Jacoo Lieber
Lister
Newarke
Deter
Boar
Lieber
Thief Steals From Pillow While Dog Alerts Owners
James J Dawson reports a burglary at 1284 Dayton Street North East. A thief entered through a possibly unlocked front door while the couple slept, taking $41 and a note from under a skirt tucked at their pillow. The skirt was found torn and the money gone. a boarder’s room was also ransacked. Police pursue leads as a potential duplicate key theory emerges.
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James J Dawson
Mra Dawson
Atreat North East
Mya Dawson
Dawzon
Dolater
Lawson
Ninth Precinct
Dawson
Clee
Cornwell
James
Pallee
Howe
Eagles Begin Session at Ninth Annual Fraternal Gathering
The Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles opened its ninth annual convention with over 100 delegates from all states and Canada, totaling more than 15,000 attendees. Grand Worthy President Edward Krause presided. welcomes were extended by officials from Norfolk and Virginia. Debates proposed constitutional changes and a presidential candidate slate includes Theodore A Hell of California and SB Wadsworth of Ground Bluffs.
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Norfolk
Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Bagley
Union
Derion
Canada
Edward Krause
Wilmington del Addrenaea
Guv Swany
Virgaia
Riddick
George Storminger
Eagles Rally for Jamestown Exposition Opening
Nearly 1 000 Eagles arrive in Washington to attend the Jamestown Exposition opening today and lasting through the week. The group registers at the Eagles Home, Sixth and H streets northwest, as 200 nearby members plan to sail from Norfolk tomorrow. Notables include Theodore Bell, a California former representative and grand worthy vice president, and J L Walter, district leaders, with other city and state officials listed as attendees.
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Jamestown Exposition
Eagles
Washington Actio
Norfolk
Greater
Washington
Theodore Bell
California
Otter
Yar Grand
Jamestown
Party of
San Francieso
Hough C Brady
Ekangad
Mo Wador Lichiet
The
Nugurine Bagiedom
Walter
Beattia Wash
Yng
Abe Coen
Hutte Moint
Sorthy
Monahan
Cafeago
Postal Men Seek Pensions and Eight Hour Day
Indianapolis dispatch reports National Federation of Postal Clerks delegates pressing for pension plans seven eight hour workday with one month vacation and $1200 maximum salary. Canton Ohio event notes convention, business session, and calls to aid superannuated carriers. President Holland outlines growth, future plans, and an address by Postmaster General Hitchcock. Ladies auxiliary hosts reception at Courtland Hotel.
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Indianapolia Ind
National Federation of Post Ofcs
Canton
Ohio
Holland
Buelnozs
Ahawan
Robbers Loot Village and Post Office at Tekonsha
Armed men robbed the village of Tekonsha late at night, vaulting the post office and banked money. Eight watchmen were held at gunpoint as the robbers worked quickly, then fled with loot. Police seek information on the incident.
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Citavus
Tekonsha
Gunn
Robbery case cited in newspaper article reading to Mrs Carter
Runyan testified that he read a newspaper account of a robbery to Mrs Carter and later identified the story when shown by District Attorney Marsal. The defense argues Mrs Carter may not have known the money was stolen, with cross examination probing whether Runyan had told others about the reading.
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Runyan
Washington
Boyan
Carter Bunyan
Dismissed With Ignominy Involving A Brain Bullet Case
Washington Post reports Emily Cauldwell of Brooklyn suffered a gunshot wound to the brain, with a bullet lodged center head. She survived after hospitalization in Brooklyn and Catherine x Hospital, with prognosis uncertain and later recovery. The piece also notes Lt McCullough’s sentence and related army discipline in a separate harbor improvement matter.
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Washington Post
Long Island
Mra
Emily T Cauldwell
Brooklyn
Imag
Mea
Frank B Young
Nhnetics
Young
Dewey
Bellavel
Seney Mra
Cauldwell
Catherine x Hospital
Ruta
Bs Cauldwell
Mra Cauldwell
Cam Exchange
Mrs Young
United States
Iin
Mr. Young
Kia
United States Military
Fort Lensonworth
Kana
McCullough
Hitness Volunteer Cavalry
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Sixth
United S. States Cavalry
Ninth Cavalry
Ha Wan
Wisconsin
Sinut McCullougas
Diamiewal
Oberlin M Carter
Army Engineer Corpe
Bavaunah Harbor
Doctoring Liberty Tree at St. Jenna College in Annapolis
An historic Tulip Poplar on the St. Jenna College front campus is undergoing a preservation surgery to save its hollowed interior. Tree doctor John T Withers conducts the procedure, funded by James T Woodward of New York, as the outer surface remains largely intact. The tree, once shelter to treaty signing and Lafayette’s 1788 reception, is treated with reinforced concrete and restoration methods.
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Annapolis
Wellington
Annpolis
St. Jenna
John T Withers
James T Woodward
New York
Lafayette
Receiver In Charge Oversees Union Iron and Steel Firm
Special to The Warrington reports Judge A W Alken appointed Gol L Petit of Ex Stone Gap as receiver for Union Iron and Steel Company, a New York corporation with holdings in Virginia and other states. Bawerd L Harper, NY president, expected to arrive as efforts push for settlement of claims and formal transfer of receivership.
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Warrington
Bristol Va
Norton Coal Company
A W Alken
United States Court
Gol L
Petit
Stone Gap
Union Iron and Steel Company
New York
Ovens
Numbat
Southern Tater
Michigan
New Jersey
Big Stone Gay
Dlgima
Talon Iron and Steel Company
Union Steel and Chain Company
Edward L.harper
Harper
Fidelty Bank of
Noticed Postponed for Government Employes Mutual Relief
Notices were delayed as members failed to reach prospective attendees. The Government Employes Mutual Relief and Cooperative Association of the District of Columbia postponed its meeting at the Pythian Temple. Distribution points included Navy Yard Pension Office Government Printing Office and several federal agencies. The association plans a later notice and meeting for members.
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Mutual Relief and Cooperative Association of
District of Columbia
Pythlan
Graham
Bniy Piacas
Navy Yard
Government Printing Office
Bureau of
Bite
War and Navy
Interior Department
The
Treasury
Civil Service Commission
Congressional Library
Elddien
Family drownings hit New Mexico farm family seven children
A report from Albuquerque states Mrs Louisa Ceratajal and her seven children, a farming family, were drowned in a flood near Alamo Creek, Sierra County, last Friday night. The tragedy followed by heavy rain and rising waters. Funeral details are not yet released.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Mex
Newa Tag
Louisa HI Ceratajal
Maine
Alamo Creek
Sierra County
Metropolis Comptroller Discusses Bond Rate Outlook
London reports Comptroller Meta of New York plans to return aboard the Phinesas Celle to witness bond bid openings. He warns that easing the crisis below four to five percent is impracticable amid the current money market. He stresses New York’s solvency while urging strict financial economy.
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London
Meta
Ow York
Atesmahto Phinesas
New York
Metsauld
Asid
Their Freedom Brief Speaks of Pittsburg Prison Stay
Moran and Kohler, New York professional thieves, arrested by Pittsburgh police after arriving by train. New York and Washington police said the mob's protection scheme shows a general principle. They faced a choice of a $500 fine or ninety days in the workhouse, and declined the fine. Moran and Kohler had just been released from prison in New York.
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Pittsburg
Charles Moran
F @ Hotler
New York
al Thlevee
Washington DC
Moran Bod Kohler
Goves
Pittabugg Lout
Woman in French Canadian Village Burns Self on Funeral Pyre
Speci to The Whabbaron Post reports in Ottawa that Mru Joseph ta londo of El Lasore, a small French Canadian village, built a funeral pyre during high mass and burned her calf to death, climbing the blaze as onlookers saw smoke and torn clothing from nearby branches. Her body partly consumed, initial statements identify the tragic death and surrounding circumstances.
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Whabbaron
Ottawa
Ontario
Joam of Arc
Mru Joseph Talondo
el Lasore
Julters
Movements of Ocean Stermera and Atlantic Routes
Movements of Ocean Stermera and vessels listed travel between New York Bremen Plymouth Cherbourg Antwerp and Amsterdam with sailings claimed for late evening hours. The fragment notes multiple routes from New York to Bremen Plymouth Cherbourg and Amsterdam, including Rotterdam and related ports with references to possible departures around 9 pm.
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New York
Uhtonta Rem
Trieste
Bremen
Eronprina Wichelm
Branien Gyrmatla
Prom Uvoepoot
Gueonaors
Cherboweelser Wilbel Fer Greawe
Vie Plrmouh
Peogeatal
Plymouth
Ooaaske Tote
Chenbourg
Southampton
Antwerp
Ploland
New Yor
Aalled ‘Nee
Yorke
Reatane Wilhelm
Bream
Trymouth
Cherbourg
Moltke Far Naglew
s-Mouw
Amsterdam
Rotterdaisy 2S van
Names and Places in a Crowded Hotel Passport Log
A dense OCR fragment lists many hotel names and guest names across cities such as Baltimore New York and Washington. The garbled text mentions Willard and other hotels as well as numerous individuals and families traveling or staying at these venues. The item reads like a clipped hotel register or society column with scattered names, places, and affiliations.
Fragmentary Notice String From Various Names and Places
A jumble of names cities and affiliations appears in a fragmentary OCR text. It lists numerous individuals such as Rebaire, Natoma, Mee, Jake W Wer, Rosart, Vernem Lincole CALAHOWA, Pen nsYlvaniacs, Lewistown, Dunenosville, Readings, Scranton, North Carolina, Chattanooga, Virginian, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Tokyo, and many others. No coherent event or clear notice is discernible from the legible portions.
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Fraton Rebaire
Natoma AG
Ciociosat
Mhotenam
Jake W Wer
Ciusianait
Rogere
Dublin
Atington
Drieogl Gad Wika Delfie
Mary Harris
Sanangola Laman
Uyah—Gooree
Bach Belt
Ra Taig
Virginianfohs
Howe Normik
Wacherter
RA Sarg
Jem Shiteer
C._ Colate
Feta
Wits
Bettie ‘Oala
Oats
Guskavarg
Jaime
Gates Marae
Chiieetea
Gregs
Fender
Ehime Beailogtos
Willd Warmington
M. Pandester
Bribery Trial Targeted as Fractured Indictments Moved
In San Francisco, defense attorney for Patrick Calhoun Thorewell Mullaly asked to set aside bribery indictments against multiple defendants including Whltem Abbott, Schmitz Abraham Huet, Frank Drum, Eugene de Sabla, John Martin, and Louie logs. The case against A H Detweller on thirteen counts of bribing supervisors was continued for one week as Detweller remains a fugitive per Assistant District Attorney Ogara.
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San Francisca
Rae
Patrick Calhoun
Thorewell Mullaly
Abbott
Schmitz
Abraham Huet
Frank Drum
Eugene de Sabla
John Martin
Louie Logs
Superion
Lawlor
A. H. Detwallar
Ogara
Detweller
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Knapp
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Dugan
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Norfolk Virginia Mag
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Ball the Cat
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Banyman
Gordon
Ash
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Kenny
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Toon
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Bry
Blake Wing
Hoxrth
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Platera
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Foxon Bere
Poales Capan
Aden
Montreat
Sheepshead Bay
Joney Lane
Honasty
Ampeda
Mate Chater
Jutta Pawel
Wie
Bovereiga
Sensi Court
Drem Ta Mund
Hraveas
Holncher
Hort Jobnaod
Ben Fleet
Walealda
Montreal
Ator Beckham Rough Houte
Adrian
Wooawitah Fortug
Prince Brutal Colnnal
Mariner
Stanley Fay
Oreos Gaga Bortadey
Bawin Gum
Ormondes
Pala
the Bay
Dee Apa
Lee Watts
Tey Powell
Benator Darthans
Serene Ane
Torrard
Rat Rath
Xeeinen
Zein
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Bo Witn Ogatnat
Yaaaina
Johnson Frank
Gren
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Mushard
Wishart
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Rainey
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Breook
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John Morrie
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Poston
House Dog
Order’s
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Carter Kwew
Jana
Stegt. McCoRough
Postpiné Relief Association
Metz
New York City
Denatan Worhad
Lori
Bet
Joan of Ar
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Saltimore
Welker
North St James “Law
Eschnetner
Redene
Goarte
Soe
Ropulitan
Pia Milney Ariogion
New Willard
Cark Hees
Borton
Musgrave Raleigh
Bahia
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Aula
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Krenter
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Acces Raine
Wiston
Pulte Font
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Fromme
Eiden
Lanois Mutladelfhiat
Powell Arlington
Passarant
Robert Be Vollum Mey
Willard Samos
Mack Megent
Lisrote
Pittghtra
Gluimple
George N Kester
Briaph Salaigh
George J Bela FX
Banta
Tad Arc
Altra
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Taekern Fee Metrapallieg BB Hock and Wits
Ricimord
Beathe
Wite
Haleigh
James HO
Rethoriana
Garret
Sterapeltta Dentings Riggk LP
Groupy Ney Penta
Alabamase
G. Stowar
Ovittard Pletmant
Ken Wilare
Connagioct
Oh Blake Prank
Tridgeport
A. McDonald
Willie
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Jemoka
LC Bmitt
Swit
George "Haleteh
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Wugrows
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Oxford
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Jamies
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Basan Holmes
Wreschel
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Hughes
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Anais
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Stale Army Geers L. Wertenhaker
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Witlim Baled
Wre Dias Baird Eherean Fou
Robert BD Curtes
Abi
Hilary Wichems
Ole Banamiee
A M Boldell Tordos
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Sly Enteenth Street
Shade
Fisk Elgin
Ottvace
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