Bay Shore Stakes Upset Leads Gravesend Card
New York race notes report Mrs. C. E. B. Darnell’s brother Frank, a 400-to-1 longshot, winning the fifth race at Gravesend. Nannie Lodge captured the Bay Shore Stakes as a heavy favorite by two lengths, with Don Royal also posting a 12-to-1 win in another feature.
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Gravesend
C. EB. Darnell
Frank
Debara
Wiley
Brother Frank
Bellsnicker
Nannie Lodge
Graceful
McIntyre
Marjoram
O'Neill
Wiehard
Yime
Mamis Werth
True Wing
Drud
Oriska
Astarita
Luretts
Suffies
Advis
Ingleside
L. Smith
Bribery
Myers
Nesteume
W. Kreppl
Kara
Jay Austin
Penguin
Amury
Niantic
Hi Water Tank
Rigga
Mahogany
Iolanda
Winifred A
John McBride
Guy Mannering
Don Royal
Miller
Race Ming
Layne
Jacquin
Adumiatek
Oto
Treteustin
Alma Lafour
Adriatha
M.ss
Bote
Imamond
King Pepper
Incantavon
Letola
Bellantoker
Inquisitor
Midas
Old Guard
Elling
St. Hreeze
Lilisewell
R. Smith
Blenneswu
Racing Entries From Gravesend Handicaps and One Mile Sprints
A jumbled list from Gravesend outlines entries for a racing day featuring handicaps and a one mile event. Numerous horses and odds are named, including Roseues Lady Amelie Rapid Ha and Jet Platoon with varied prices, alongside many others such as Ceder S2 Unediagerent and Be May aid Duenna. The fragmentary text cites multiple horses and riders, with odd spellings suggesting OCR errors across the card.
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Gravesend
Han
Icap
Lady Amelie
Jack Sanders
Sears
Ave
Peinve Frejersk
Him Ruige
Lidemo
Antistan
Slyten
Tuiman Jongy Mindla
Miss Seventyen
Masterson
Mich Chance
Speedway
Sustele Agi Liille
Glistteva
Larable
Wardatass
Marie Ancol- Triret Raves Faas Rigath
Beauca Ie
Genia Bureh
Burtt
Vuladay
Fed Red Urler
Duenna
Pythia
Ruth Ww
Jennie Matale
Miles Peitirix
Regal
Virgs
Pasease
Ech
Carter
Flatt
Sue and Pepper
Ohen Parte
Hema Hele
Len Ear
New York Police Block Closures of Poolrooms
Police Commissioner McAdoo refused injunction grants to shut poolrooms in New York amid pressure from officials and poolroom operators. He warned that many places under injunctions are still functioning, criticizing efforts to restrain activities and noting public concern over crime linked to poolrooms.
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New York
York
McAdoo
Mar
AloAdoo
Motor Boat Carnival Opens as Mascotte Wins Cruiser Class
New York Sept 14 The opening events of the three day motor boat carnival on the Hudson River began from Ninety‑Seventh Street. Twelve high power craft started in three divisions with handicaps. The Mascotte won the cruiser class with a 38 minute handicap. Cactus II placed second with a four minute nine seconds handicap. The Argonaut, scratch boat, finished third in its division.
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New York
Lgdson River
Ninty-seventh Street
Lenedh
Tto
Miude Wood
Rae Cla
Titty
Coach Cole in Charge at Virginia Eleven Tryouts
The Washington Post reports University of Virginia football candidates, 23 men reporting for practice under Coach Cole at Charlottesville. The season starts tomorrow, marking the largest turnout for tryouts to date.
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University of Virginia
W Ngton
University Virginia
Erming Sui
Charlottesville
Deen
North Dakota
Suinmeir
Virginia
Early Virginia squad features four last year players
The report lists applicants who have reported at Virginia early in the season. The squad includes four members from last year’s varsity team: Capt. Cooke, Hammond, Johnson, Randolph, and Williamson. Coach Cole serves as first assistant and right-hand man to Yost at Michigan last fall.
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Virginia
Cooke
Hammond
Johnson
Randolph
Williamson
Cole
Yost
Michigan
Yale Champion Out Behr Falls to Kelly in Staten Island
Yale tennis champion Karl Behr loses to C C Kelly of the Seventh Regiment in straight sets 7-6 6-4 at the Staten Island Cricket and Lawn Tennis Club in the second round. Other results include Pender over Cragin 6-3 8-6 and Pell over Boyd by default.
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Edwin Penidder
Calhoun Cragin
T. R. Pell
J. C. Boyd
Frederick C. Anderson
F. C. Young
C. C. Kelly
K. H. Behr
FP. Wasson, Jr
Hugh Tallant
Howard A. Plum
Ethel's Pride Wins Syracuse Driving Club Stake
Syracuse N Y Sept 4 Ethel's Pride owned by John Sheppard Boston won the Syracuse Driving Club $10 000 stake for 2 14 trotters at the grand circuit meet on the State fair grounds. Forty thousand spectators cheered the mare as she set Syracuse first big stake record 2 08 1 4. Strong favorite in betting she sold for 25 in 8 pools before the first heat. The six race card offered top sport amid heavy track conditions and drivers expect records tomorrow.
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Syracuse
Ethel
John Sheppard
Boston
Syracuse Driving Club
Doria B
Grattans
Edith Bell
Allen
Oe Wees
Id Kruger
Deryder
B. m
Directum
Hithal
Andrews
ELG
Br. G
Ellema
Geers
Rutherford
Young Stamboul
Stamboul
Lida
Walsh
Jack Wilkes
H. m
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Prince Edward
Hidredge
Swift
Lou McDonald
Collet
Cahill
Ais
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Rasmeir
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Angle
Belmont Prince
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Blk
Elkamont
Alcantara
Satrap
McEwen
Af N. Jubiters
GfcEwen
Birchwood
van Auken
Prince Hal
Star Hal
Roland Reed
Etk. G
Keiser
Prospect Park Races Report from Baltimore Meet
Attendance set a meeting record at Prospect Park with clear skies and good track conditions. The card included multiple 2:1x pacing and trotting heats with winners such as Paulding Boy, Marzie Z, Boo J, Mon-2 Guard, Ada D, and Kentucky Rose, plus a steeplechase heat. Separate dispatch notes a big lumber shipment from Petersburg to Philadelphia and state senator J N Hutchinson injured in a fall in Richmond.
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Estrella
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the Rock
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Merrick
Cherry Fighter
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Goodnight
Bendheim Now Clerk Named by Judge Barley
Charles Bendheim, longtime Alexandria Democratic leader, was appointed by Judge Louis C. Barley to fill the unexpired term as clerk of the Corporation Court after the death of John S. Beach. Bendheim offered the deputy post to N S Greenaway, who held the job under Beach, while Beach’s funeral was held with Masonic honors.
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Ewell
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Lorton Valley
Fairfax County
Useful Discoveries Aren't Always Starting Out
Commentary on science and its practical impact highlighting Herschel's Uranus discovery and Anna's experiments proving dandruff and baldness stem from a parasitic germ. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a treatment, with sample offers and agents listed in Detroit and Washington addresses.
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Newbro
Atomos
Herpicide Co
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Baward Stevens
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Phillip G. Affieck
Epe
Cial
Supreme Court Mildens Delay In South and Western Rail Case
Staunton Va Sept 14 The West Virginia Virginia case over the South and Western Railway charter is revived after the Supreme Court of Virginia reversing Judge Price. Proceedings will be renewed in amended form with potential construction delays in Scott and Wise counties Va. Opposing expansion also faces Southern Railway challenges in Tennessee and North Carolina as parallel lines advance toward Marion N C.
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Rlatel, Tenn
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South and Western Railway Company
Price
Virginia
Supreme Court of Virginia
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Scott and
Wise
George L. Carter
Southern Railway
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Bristol
Robertson Va
Wampler
Guardian, &c
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Alley
George M. Harrison
Dixon
Paddock
Great Falls Power Company
Great Falls
Dominion Hallway Company
State Corporation Commission
Spencer, &c
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Donabhies
Harrisonburg
Minnie EB
Sherman
Ingham County
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Ponce Vs. Life
Chesapeake and Ohie Railway Company
Glasgow
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Rock
Colored stockholder not present at Hagerstown fair banquet
Special to The Washington Post from Hagerstown Maryland reports the Hagerstown Fair Association hosted a monster banquet for its 500 stockholders. Veteran president John W Stonebraker served as toastmaster and Alexander Neill gave the welcome. Mrs Caroline Barnum the only colored stockholder was absent due to illness and sent a letter of thanks. Many guests asked about her.
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Washington Port
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair Association
John W. Stonebraker
Alexander Neill
Caroline Barnum
Fair Board
Culberson Blames Others In Illegal Voting Charge
L K Culber son charged with illegal voting in Richmond municipal election appeared in Police Court and was sent to jail for trial. He was captured in York Pennsylvania where he worked a quarry and said any wrongdoing was due to following others guidance.
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Washington Post
Richmond
L. K. Culberson
Culberson
York
Foreign Veterans Combine Form New American Service Group
Wilmington Del Sept M The two branches of American Veterans of Foreign Service are now one after ratification by both sides The new organization counts 4600 members Officers elected include Past national commander Merchert G Kelley Altoona national commander George Metzgar Allegheny senior vice commander J Cronin Cincinnati junior vice commander Charles St Smith Philadelphia adjutant general Charles Devereux Fort Thomas Ky quartermaster Daniel Bas sett Philadelphia inspectors general George W Tang Cincinnati W H Hansbury Philadelphia James Romanis Columbus Ohio judge advocate J P Teagarden Waynesboro Pa purgian general William N White Philadelphia chaplin Andrew Oberly McKeesport Pa historian William J Brawley Youngstown Ohio
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Del
American Veterans of Foreign Service
Merchert GQ. Kelley
Altoona
George Metzgar
Allegheny
J. Cronin
Cincinnati
Charles
St. Smith
Philadelphia
Charles Devereux
Union Veteran Legion picks Columbus for next session
At Wilmington on September 14 the Union Veteran Legion chose Columbus Ohio as the site for the next annual session. National commander Gen Joseph W Kay of Brooklyn defeated Gen William A Reilly of Wilmington 139 to 96. New officers include junior vice commander Joseph A Joel of New York and quartermaster general J M Keyser of Pittsburgh. Also elected were senior vice commander Gen J Park Postles of Wilmington and an executive committee of five. Per capita tax will not be reduced.
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Del
Union Veteran Legion Today
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph W. Kay
Brooklyn
Wiliam A. Reilly
Joseph A. Joel
New York
John H. Dowing
Altoona
John Birch
Dayton
J. M. Keyser
Pittsburg
J.P. McCord
J. Park Postles
Benjamin B. Miner
Indiana
M. M. Murphy
B. N. Woodruff
J. C. Knox
Massachusetts
J. W. Long
Maryland
Panama Yellow Fever Report for Isthmus September
The Isthmus of Panama yellow fever report for the first half of September records seven new cases, including one Italian worker. Four deaths occurred among nonemployees, with no Americans among the deceased. The report was received via cable from Gov. Magoon yesterday.
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Confessed to Bribery in California Senate Scandal
California state senator Harry Bunkers testified in Sacramento in the Emmons case, detailing a boodling scheme to shake down building and loan firms. He described money paid, a $350 street drop, and a rush to hide guilt after a senate expose, with four convicted lawmakers implicated.
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Sacramento
Cal
Harry Bunkers
San Francisco
Joseph Johnson
Jordan
Mmmons
Senate
Dan P Won Straight at West Virginia State Fair
At Wheeling West Virginia State fair a record crowd witnessed four close horse races with one unfinished. Dan P won the first race in straight heats with times 2:14 and 2:11. The Vete stan dominated the second with second third and fourth heats, Kim led heat one. Ruey BH won the free for all pace with multiple heats. Dimple and Admiral Sehrey were among others in the program.
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William M
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Fred Orphan
Nigger Boy
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Vetestan
Kim
Billy Adell
Clay
Ruey BH
Pinchen Wilkes
Bedworth, Jr
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Beasle Drake
Admiral Sehrey
Dimple
Janviera
Moline
Henry
Finances of Porto Rico Report for 1902 3 by Treasurer Willoughby
Treasurer William F. Willoughby released a Census Bureau bulletin detailing Porto Rico finances for the 1902 3 year. Beginning insular treasury stood at 1 358 489 with 42 865 in trust funds, leaving 314 600 for ordinary expenses. Inflows totaled 3 527 406 including insular revenues and trust funds, while year end totals reached 4 885 875 with substantial trust fund allocations. Expenditures for the year totaled 3 600 832, split between insular expenditures 2 472 271 and trust fund expenditures 1 127 861.
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Wiliam F. Willoughby
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