Bay Shore Stakes Upset Highlights New York Racing Day
In Gravesend racing, Brother Frank stunned at 400 to 1 in the fifth race while Nannie Lodge captured the Bay Shore Stakes by two lengths. Other feature results include Graceful winning the first race at 20 to 1, and Don Royal taking a six furlong event at 12 to 1.
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Nannie Hodge
Graceful
Don Royal
New York
Gravesend
C. EB. Darnell
Frank
Debara
Wiley
Brother Frank
Bellsnicker
Nannie Lodge
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
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
Today's Racing Entries at Gravesend Card
Entries list for Gravesend race meeting includes six furlong handicap with horses such as Roseues Lady Amelie Rapid Ha and Jet Platoon plus multiple sprints and seven furlong races. Notable names include Kings Deushter Be May Duenna Ruth Ww Cloverlani Way Harle Doe Jack Young and Jennie Matale with various weights and horses arranged across three to six furlong events.
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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
Injunctions End Poolroom Closures by New York Police
New York on September 14 reports Police Commissioner McAdoo refused to grant injunctions to halt poolroom closures. He noted many poolrooms face injunctions and questioned the practice of keeping places open under legal restraints while police press for enforcement.
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New York
York
McAdoo
Mar
AloAdoo
Motor Boat Carnival Opens with Mascotte Winning Cruiser Class
The Mascotte won cruiser class in the three day motor boat carnival on the Hudson River with a handicap of thirty eight minutes. Entries divided into cruising boats over fifty feet, under fifty feet, and open cruising launches over nineteen and a half miles. Results show Mascotte first, Cactus II second, Arguer scratch boat placed, Argalia fourth. Time details note rough water and start from Ninety-seventh Street.
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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 at the University of Virginia twenty three candidates reported for practice under Coach Cole. Although the season starts tomorrow, the large turnout marks the most hopefuls ever for the Virginia eleven.
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University of Virginia
W Ngton
University Virginia
Erming Sui
Charlottesville
Deen
North Dakota
Suinmeir
Virginia
Virginia squad features four holdovers from last year
The article lists four members of the previous year’s Virginia football team in the current squad including Capt. Cooke Hammond Johnson Randolph and Williamson with Coach Cole as first assistant and right hand to Yost at Michigan last fall, noting their early season reporting.
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Virginia
Cooke
Hammond
Johnson
Randolph
Williamson
Cole
Yost
Michigan
Yale Champion Out Behr Falls In Staten Island Tennis
Yale's 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 Livingston. Other results include Penidder over Cragin 6 3 8 6 Pell over Boyd by default and Kelly over Behr in the men singles second round.
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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 Grand Circuit stake at 2:14 trots
Syracuse N Y Sept 4 Ethel's Pride owned by John Sheppard of Boston captured 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 4. The day featured six races with fast times despite a heavy track.
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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
Nuckola
Prince Edward
Hidredge
Swift
Lou McDonald
Collet
Cahill
Ais
Maud Maxim
B m
Snow
Dia Miss In Law
Br. m
Thomas
Kid Shea
B. G
Rasmeir
Gia
Angle
Belmont Prince
Hayden Sake Aca
Lady Zalskin
Blk
Elkamont
Alcantara
Satrap
McEwen
Af N. Jubiters
GfcEwen
Birchwood
van Auken
Prince Hal
Star Hal
Roland Reed
Etk. G
Keiser
Prospect Park Races Highlight Record Attendance
At Prospect Park race meet Baltimore September 14 crowds set a season high amid fine weather and good track. Multiple pace and trotting heats produced winners including Mary Del, Marzie Z, Boo J, and Ada D with several horses starting in each race. Big lumber shipment and state senator injury report from nearby Petersburg and Richmond also noted.
Bendheim Now Clerk Named by Judge Barley
Charles Bendheim, long time Alexandria Democratic leader, was appointed by Judge Louis C. Barley as clerk of the Corporation Court to fill the unexpired term of the late John S. Beach. Bendheim accepted promptly and offered the deputy clerk post to N. S. Greenaway, who had served under Beach. Greenaway had not replied by nightfall, and may run as a candidate in the general election.
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Washington Post Bureau
Hing Street
Alexandria
L. C. Barley
Corporation Court
Charles Bendheim
City Democratic Committee
John B. Beach
Barley
Bendheim
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Clesk
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Louis C. Barley
Greenaway
Beach
John S. Beach
Chas. Benchelm
Democratic Party
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Useful discoveries and the hair parasitic germ
Not all science breakthroughs are widely used yet, but many benefit from Herman’s experiments proving dandruff and baldness come from a parasitic germ. Newbro’s Herpicide kills the germ and removes baldness effects. Sold by leading druggists. Sample requests directed to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, and agents at 9th St and Pa Ave and 1459 Pa Ave.
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Uranus
Anna
Newbro
Atomos
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Baward Stevens
9Th St
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Phillip G. Affieck
Epe
Cial
Delays and reversals in Virginia railroad cases loom
In Staunton the Virginia Supreme Court reversed Judge Price’s quo warranto ruling against the South and Western Railway, signaling renewed proceedings in amended form and a likely coal road construction delay in Scott and Wise counties. The decision comes amid battles with Southern Railway in Tennessee and North Carolina as parallel lines advance toward Marion, North Carolina.
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Rlatel, Tenn
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South and Western Railway Company
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Supreme Court of Virginia
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George L. Carter
Southern Railway
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Alley
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Glasgow
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Rock
Colored woman not there at Hagerstown fair banquet
At the Hagerstown Fair Association banquet for 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 infirmity and sent a letter thanking the board for the invitation.
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Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair Association
John W. Stonebraker
Alexander Neill
Caroline Barnum
Fair Board
Culberson Denies Guilt In Municipal Election Case
L. K. Culberson, charged with illegal voting in the recent Richmond municipal election, was committed to jail pending trial after a Police Court appearance. He said he acted on others advice and claimed he did not know if he did anything wrong, noting he was captured in York Pennsylvania where he had been working in a quarry.
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Washington Post
Richmond
L. K. Culberson
Culberson
York
Foreign Veterans Combine In One Organization
Wilmington Del Sept M two branches of American Veterans of Foreign Service merged after ratification by both sides The new organization has about 4600 members Officers include Past national commander Mercher 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 Bassett 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 chapl 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
In Wilmington on September 14 the Union Veteran Legion held elections naming Gen. Joseph W. Kay national commander and Gen. J. Park Postles senior vice commander. Officers defeated rivals by solid margins. executive committee members were chosen from Indiana Ohio New York Massachusetts and Maryland. 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 Period
The official yellow fever report for the Isthmus of Panama covering the first two weeks of September notes seven new cases, including one Italian employee. Four of the seven cases proved fatal, all nonemployees and none American.
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Panama
Confessed Bribery Exposes California State Senate
Sacramento report describes Harry Bunkers, former San Francisco state senator, testifying in Judge Mart's courtroom about a boodling scheme tied to building and loan loans. He claims payment receptions and a planned protection racket, detailing money drops and rapid settlements among implicated legislators.
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Sacramento
Cal
Harry Bunkers
San Francisco
Joseph Johnson
Jordan
Mmmons
Senate
Dan P Wins Straight at West Virginia State Fair
A large crowd at Wheeling West Virginia State Fair witnessed four races carded for the afternoon with close finishes. Dan P won the 2:19 pace in straight heats with times 2:14% 2:14 and 2:11, followed by Dr W W Z and William M. The second race, a 2:30 trot purse 400, saw The Vetestan win multiple heats and place with Kim and The American among participants. The free-for-all pace 500 purse was won by Ruey BH, with Pinchen Wilkes second and Bedworth Jr third. The remaining 2:18 trot held incomplete with Admiral Sehrey second and third heats and Dimple leading in 2:17 2:16. Multiple starters listed.
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William M
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Lillie B
Fred Orphan
Nigger Boy
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Corvette
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Vetestan
Kim
Billy Adell
Clay
Ruey BH
Pinchen Wilkes
Bedworth, Jr
John Burne
Beasle Drake
Admiral Sehrey
Dimple
Janviera
Moline
Henry
Finances of Porto Rico report for year 1902 03
William F. Willoughby, Porto Rico treasurer, publishes a Census Bureau bulletin detailing the insular and municipal finances for the fiscal year 1902 03. At the year start the insular treasury held 1 358 489 dollars with 42 865 in trust funds and a real balance of 314 600 for current expenses. During the year receipts totaled 3 527 406 including 2 502 681 from insular revenues and 1 024 72 from trust funds. End year assets totaled 4 885 875 with 2 917 281 from insular revenues and 2 068 541 from trust funds. Expenditures for the year were 3 600 832, including 2 472 271 for insular needs and 1 127 861 from trust funds.
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Wiliam F. Willoughby
Porto Rico
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