Tiptoe Wins Produce Stakes and Steeplechase Run
Tiptoe the favorite captured the Produce Stakes two year olds at Brighton Beach while Grandpa won the steeplechase. Zienap and Single Shot filled places as Tiptoe led from the stretch, with Bivouac failing at the post. Other races saw Aeronaut and Alma Dufour among the notable finishers asMultiple events produced tight finishes and long odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Dufour
Grandpa
Lord of the Vale
New York
Belmont
Tiptoy
Brighton Beach
Zienap
Wily
Bivouae
Tip- Loe
St. Ursula
Tiptoe
Ursula
Bienup
Fitts
Charley
Al@Marcini
Delmore
Oq Neil
Vine
Remington
Bob Edgren
Helder
Stoney
Pious
Rogan
Pernaseus
Parthmaster
Aeronaut
LOG
Miller
Cl Tv
Druid
Tun
Knapy
Diggins
Tima
Beg
Droaseloth
Blucher
Taxer
Chieftain
Gilpin
Loretta
Tramatur
Nulick
Monacoder
Cutter
Massa
O'Neill
Wan
Morrison
Ruras
St. Araula
Toland
Cherry
Eva
Tiptac
Oxford
Uilelgeson
Larapia
Brussel
Quadrille
Platoon
Schueffner
Hannibal Bey
Murphy
Blue Coat
Jack McKeon
Phoebus
Yada
Mamie Weisenberger
Virgo
Lecalarar
High Life
Water Mirror
Rubador
Bradley's Pet
Confrescr
Alma Dutour
Murriguay
Wreamer
Etrand
True Wing
Martin
Quicome
Merry Lark
Darkle
Aronal
Bonnie Sue Disqualified in Churchill Downs Feature
Churchill Downs, Louisville Sept. reports a disqualification in the fourth race as Bonnie Sue finished first but was penalized for crowding Princess Orne into the rail. Princess Orne took first money with Six Shooter second and Madison Square, a 160 to 1 shot, third. Track was good and long-shot winners emerged in four races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sept
Churchill Downs
Bonnie Sue
Princess Orne
Princess Orna
Madison Square
Ferronlee
Begonta
Nun's Welling
Lita Mt
Anita
Calabash
M. A. Powell
Uavina
Chief Milliken
Ime
Milad Love
Red Devil
Liberty M
Magic
Ethel Barry
Iron Tall
Wakeful
Glassful
Ed Barry
Alenegquin
Green Gown
Fleuron
Delagoa
Eleanor Howard
Sacogd
Royal Lawend
Allista
Chanter
Monvechord
Monogram
Nannie Lalsara
Qrag
Gee Madison Square
Youth
Fleas
Dryturian
Cerolina
Tom Crowe
Mint Boy
Taara
Beatrice
Antara
Watchful
Reuben
Malleabla
Fairview
Rather Royal
Duks
Aliloga
Handy Hill
Tempt
Chance
Nevermore
Autorgaht
Clydee
Racing Entries at Gravesend Feature Two-Year-Olds and Stakes
The Gravesend card lists races from a selling one mile to a multi furlong handicap. Entries include two-year-olds such as Give and a part furlongs with Hirgao Johnson Goldsboro Primed of Cains Skyte and St Estephe among others, plus three-year-olds and up with weights and names like Kia Meshe Hiack Prinea Zeala My Bysla Racy King and Uncle Wright. The program further notes the Triumph for two-year-olds at one mile and a long selling race, with numerous named contenders and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Hirgao Johnson
Goldsboro
Primed
Cains
Skyte
St. Estephe
Kayghten
Optician
Fanny
Alt Huassl
Geatlan
Main
Hampton Lair
Maudlun
Water Dag
Expressing
Leonora W
Kiameshe
Hiack Prinea
Zeala
My Bysla
Couer de Lion
Pioneer
Ciryanlite
Lvr
Sals
Ueceantide
Iva Exch
Lord Badge
King Rose
Huntington
Arsenal
Columbra
Heather
Hippocrates
Adios
Zaca
Accountant
Battle Ax
Inquisitor
Penphen
Oaklawn
Allodyne
Midas
Lotus
Hamilcar
Arby van
Bradley
Black Prince
Glow- Brar
Ghipshape
Red Fox
Raton Esher
Ninniasquew
Wakte Ghost
emek-sHiver
Remwell
Ismalian
Myrica
Ivanhoe
Mandicap and Other Horses in a Mixed Race Card
A list of horses and numbers for an all ages event featuring Mandicap and Mipgita among others. It details a short course steeplechase and a mile race with selling status, mentioning Wakeful Bennock Belle and several other horses with associated numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mipgita
la Sagitte
White Plume
Mallory
la Pucelle
Beryout
Bermuda
Charawind
Jim Tyrell
Jim Bozeman
Wakeful
Bennock Belle
Prediction
Freesias
the Wizard
Safety Light
Lionel
Little Bikin
Old Mika
Stroud
Glisten
Audubon Boy and Sweet Marie Fail to Break Track Records
Audubon Boy and Sweet Marie attempted to beat Belmont Driving Park track records but fell short. Audubon Boy clocked 2:08 1/2 against Star Pointer’s 1:59 3/4, dragging a lame front hoof at the finish. Sweet Marie posted 2:08 against Cresceus’s 2:41 1/2, with a faster first half mile but no record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Boy
Sweet Marie
Star Pointer
Crescens
Philadelphia
Belmont Driving Park
Cresceus
Turley wins 2:14 trot in Oakley Park grand circuit finale
Fastest heat of the year features Turley taking the 2:14 class trot after four heats at Oakley Park. Helen Norte dominates the 2:14 pace heat three before Swift B and Ethel's Pride falter. Kruger wins 2:15 pace heats. track darkens play postponing final races. Nervolo and Dan R. also factor in pace results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Oakley Park
Pan Mechael
Nervolo
Dan BR
Nathan Strauss
Baron Grattan
Turley
Swift B
Jim Fenton
Helen Norte
Ethel’s Pride
Ethel
Bolivar
Dashwood
Kruger
Piate
Ellemse
Geers
H. Rutherford
Swift
B. G
L. McDonald
Br. G
M. Davlety
Diedem
B. m
Chandler
Marechararya
Ll. McDonald
Fredericksburg Fair Races Win by Hurkamp Expansionist
At Fredericksburg Virginia fairgrounds about seven thousand attended. Races include Hurkamp's Expansionist winning the steeplechase and Lady Vivien taking the half mile dash, Nannie Graney winning the one mile dash, and Nannie Ordway prevailing in the five dash. A match race saw Split Frick defeat Widewater. Libertyville track meeting canceled due to authorities’ actions. Vanderbilt's Evelyn won the Prix de la Mediterranees at Maison Laffitte in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hurkamp
Washington Post
Fredericksburg
Iair
Bill Bailey
H. T. B. Hawlinga
Ron Touiibs Roy
Lady Vivien
Howard Simpson
Dill Bailey
W. J. Jkeghst Prank
Duff Green
Nannie Graney
H. W. Wells
Carrie Graham
C. I. Hurkamp
Mie Dash
Nannie Ordway
BE. W. Wells
Dixie P
W. Utterbach
Monadnock
Frank Monbure
Split Frick
R. C. Lé Rogoure
Widewater
Vanderbilt
Evelyn
Paris
W. KE
Eveyn
Insurance agents indicted for anti trust law violation in Ashtabula County
Ashtabula County grand jury indicts twenty eight local independent life and fire insurance agents representing about sixty three companies and Albert Ross of Columbus over a rate maintenance scheme. Indictments allege the agents formed an organization to fix rates and eliminate competition. In separate item a Chicago druggist Bruno H Gohl killed himself in the Auditorium Hotel after period of ill health and despondency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Ohio
Ashtabula County
Albert Ross
Columbus
Chicago
Bruno H. Goh
Auditorium Hotel
Gohl
Ifs Heath
Geoghegan In The Finals Doyle Kelly Match Attracts Attention
Geo Geoghegan advances to the finals of the District of Columbia championship at Bachelors' courts after a three set win over Gee 4-6 6-1 6-2. Doyle defeats Kelly 6-4 6-2 in a net heavy match as locals predict a Doyle Geoghegan final showdown with the Doyle-Doyle and Geoghegan Gee doubles to decide the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Bachelors’ Courts
Geoghegan
Lincoln
Gee
Doyle-Kelly
Kelly
Bennett
Doyle
Eli
Bachelors
John Davidson
South
Zebrook
George Parkes
Phil Cake
Spencer Gordon
Ralph W. Hills
Hillis
Grosvenor Swenarton
Bins
Flournoy
van Hoesen
Swenarton and
Heysman
Leech Brothers
Deuce
Swenarton
Leet
Edwards
Poe
Eager
Wood
Harris
Newport
Coffin
Hyatt
Westinghouse Denies Gambling On Kaiser Wilhelm
Special to The Washington Post George Westinghouse the multimillionaire inventor and manufacturer issued a statement denying any gambling on the Kaiser Wilhelm I or elsewhere He called reports of a multi day poker game with large sums wagered without foundation and said he discourages gambling by example and has long abstained from gambling in any form
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Westinghouse
Toto
More Printers Declared at Work in Chicago Than Before Strike
Chicago Sept 27. The Chicago Typothetae reports that across thirty two shops more men are at work than before the strike. The statement says 465 new workers are on nine hour days under open shop conditions, vs 440 union men who quit posting the strike. The Typothetae plans permanent housing in a long leased building for some workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Typothetae
Thea Typothetae
Typographical Union
Lion to guard the editor at New Harmony paper
Clarence H. Wolfe editor of the Times announces a four footed guard for the office to deter critics and threats. A tame lion, once injured in a circus cage collapse, is now under Wolfe’s care and may reside at the office. The plan echoes the paper’s stance against objectionable readers while Wolfe insures the beast’s health for future duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Chicago Chronicle
Clarence H. Wolfe
Times
New Harmony
Ind
Wolfe
Real estate dealer charged with kidnapping in Wisconsin
Missing Kaukauna farmer M M McCarty last seen September 14. Green Bay real estate dealer Weaxel E Cavot arraigned for kidnapping. hearing postponed to October 2. Bond set at 1200. Cavot jailed. McCarty lived alone. estate valued at 17 dollars. Cavot allegedly used McCarty handwriting on a sale instrument after weeks away. Proceedings begun by McCarty relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farher
McCarty
Green Bay
Cavet
Government for Norway: Offer to Charles of Sweden Open
A Norwegian Storthing proposal seeks a constituent assembly by mid November to decide Norway’s future government and delay final choice until after 1904 elections. Norway may recognize independence separate from monarchy status, while considering three republic forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles of
Sweden
Christiania
Norway
Storthing
Paris
Republi
Charles
M. Loevi
Jasamas Storthing
Oscar
Prince Charles
Denmark
Yoerland
France
United States
Switzerland
M. Loerland
Winter in Manchuria Democrats Prepare Troop Occupation
Gen Linevitch orders a winter stay for Russian forces in Manchuria with drills target practice and organized games to keep troops occupied. Superior officers must personally oversee the plan as troops endure a long winter in the far east. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. follows his father toward Harvard and possibly the presidency someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
The
United States
Contagious Blood Poison and the S. S. S. remedy
A historical advertisement extols Contagious Blood Poison as humanity’s worst scourge, detailing symptoms and failed Mercury and Potash cures, while promoting S. S. S. as a guaranteed blood purifier. It cites testimonials from John Leslie, Rookford, and R. Newman, Hamlet, praising the remedy and offering a $1,000 reward for mineral content proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S.S
John Leslie
Rookford
W. State Bt
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule and Connections Summary
The notice lists extensive Pennsylvanian and Baltimore and Ohio rail offerings with Chicago and St Louis connections. It details trains including the Pittsburgh Express and Chicago Special with dining and parlor cars, The Pennsylvania Limited, St Louis Express, Cincinnati Express, Pacific Express, Buffalo Day Express, Buffalo Night Express, Congressional Limited, and various through services to New York, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Boston, Baltimore, Annapolis, and Pope's Creek. It includes station locations, times, and telephonic booking details for cab service and baggage checking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Harrisonburg
Warrenton
Danville
Way Station
Dally
Washington and Florida Limited
Columbia
Ravennah
Jacksonville
United States Fast Mail
New Orleans
Manassay
Loval
Charlotteayfle
New York
Atlanta Express
Flrat-clips
Atlanta
Columbus
Fynset
Washington
San Francisco
Florida Express
Savannah
Augusta
Port Tampa
Jacarta
Memphis
Lmited
Macon
Birmingham
Memphin
Bluemont
Leerburg
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Pa.ave
Pennsylvania
R. BR
H. B. Spencer
H. Hardwich
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sixth
Stresta
Pittsburg
Chicago
Harrisburg
Ccinneti
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Louis
Harris
Pullman
Caicago
Cleveland
Eeeee
Detroit
Cararrisburg
Louis Limited
Cincinnati
St Louis
Chi- Sbe
Noshville
Chicago Limited
Baltimore
ST. Louis Express
Western Express
Beengal
Cincinnati ‘Express
Pacific Express
Toledo
Buffalo
Emporium Junction
Erie
Canandaigua
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Elmira
Renovo
Williamsport
Niagara
Philadelphia
East
Congressional Limited
Barlor
Boston
Atlantic City
Annapolis
Pope's Creek Line
W. Boyd
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Leayr Station
New Jersey Age
Royal Blue Line
Royal Limited
City
North Whet
Louis
Wheeling
Dito' Ang
Hagerstown
Boyd and
Gaithers and
Washington Junction
B. Hege
Chesapeake and Ohio RY
Pennsylvania Station
St. Lol
Loulevie
St. Louia
Sivapore
Lewisvtly
Insianapolis
Cat Cago
Virginia Hot Springs
F. F.Y. Limited
Lexington
Virginia
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
R. R
Y. W. Fuller
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Alexandria
Fredericksburg
Atlantic Coast
Ling
Florida
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Newport News
14 Point
Pulluian
Wb. Dure
W.culp
W. F. Taylor
Aset
Man
Atlantic Coast Line
Vadpexsonvillia
Port Tempa
Charleston
Eniets
Tarars
N.wsparp
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Windsor
Ralph
Goldmate
Mutton
Mosse
Ghiyesa
Lady Vuraverg
Mies
Berry Waddell
Eevon Small
Lida
Trench
Lord Radnor
Zerlba
Frank Me
ST Madoc
Lard Faven
Slori
Sarah Masim
Robert G. Lansing
Meraphian
Skla Vivian
Bil Knight
Lady Belairand Doty
Horton
Gold Spink
Eed Ali‘ada
Running Star
Ebony
Doctee Hart
Athena
Swift Wing
Knowledge
Minthed
Turranda
Ius
Chitiaw
This Rae Foss
Royal
Mary Rassen
Hrimful
Rather the
Bensonhurst
Azellna
Frank Bill
Trampeuac
Bowiing Bridge
Rogena
Potter
Evholete
Ace
Willard Hotel
Harness
Pan Michael
Dan R
Libertyville
Dy Gheda
Massachusetts Avenue
Kaiser Welhelm
Treor Hkrar’s Statemant
Lion
Columbus Dispatch
Jack
Way
Tom
Miss Furlong
Government For Norway
Manchuria
Chesapeake. Beach
District Ling
R. R. Calumn
Potomac
Indian Head and Quan’ CO
Charles Macalester
Mount Vernon
Saave
Great Falls
Loulae
Aondaye
Feldaye
Louisa
G. Mason
Fort Myer
Arlington
Falls Church
Aqueduct Brides
R. Newman
Hamlet
N.C
River Travel
Norfolk and Ashington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth
Newport Hewas
Colorado
Pee Ao
Phrou
Nortalk Welts Speke
Sage
W. H. Callahan
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Brem
Kaizer
K. Wm
Prieirion
Bremen
eRhetn
Friedrich
Ibraltar
Naples
Albert
Luise
Irene
Neel Kor
Neal
Gibraltar
Ohlrichs & Og No
Groadway
B. F. Droo!ong CO
Pa. Ave
American Line
Lemquth—Chig—Soutameton
Erisadile
Fi Street N. W
David Lindsay
le Cunard Line
North Abvey
Liverpool
Tam Etruria
Caron
Europe
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Broadway
Mass
Avenue
Et Ave
Maryland
Mit
Vernon
Saeko
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Massachusetts
Berkshires
NEW York Resorts
Adirondacks
Lake Placid
N. Y
Harrington Miles
Whiteface
P.O. MN
Mylin
Country Board
Randolph
Keswick
Albemarle County
Chesapeake Beach BY. CO
District Line
Waters
Norfolk and Western Railway
P. RR
Norfolk and Waatern
Knoxrilie
Chattanooga
New Orieana
Washington Folk
Oo Beam
Dati
Wile
Pullman Parlit
Peousylavenia Station
Canadian Pacific
Asiatic and Pacific Govan
Totephons
D. H. Morse
F. A
Mary
Wille Fm
Bon? Big
14Th St
Ayre
Waghisaton
D.C
N. J
Galen Hall Hotel & Sanatorium
Atlantic Offy
Haif
B ‘Ng
ST. Charles
Newlin Haines
Traymore
Aymord Hotre
Ocean Front
Rudolfttre
Jackson
Joan Cruse
Kentusky Ave
Beach
Redwood
Conrad Kknolm
Hotels
Hotel
White House
Clifford M. Prevess
Napte-Aod
Grafton Hotel
Conn. Ave. and
de Sales
Harrington Mills
Driscoll
U. S. Capitol
Onghis Rat Tates
T. A
Moker
Mer
Lincoln Hotel
Toth and
Hiats
B. Hyarr
St. James
Washtsaton
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