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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1905

Page

39

Tiptoe Wins Produce Stakes at Brighton Beach

August Belmont's Tiptoe, the 8 to 1 shot, won the Produce Stakes for two-year-olds at Brighton Beach, holding off Zienap and Single Shot as Bivouac failed to break post. Grandpa claimed the Steeplechase, while Lord of the Vale, odds-on, won the preceding races with Oxford and Aeronaut among the placers.

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 At Churchill Downs Race

In the feature at Churchill Downs, Bonnie Sue finished first but was disqualified for crowding the favorite Princess Orne into the rail. Princess Orne took first money, Six Shooter second, and Madison Square placed third at 160 to 1. Track listed as good with long shots winning in four races.

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 Show Mixed Odds and Names

Gravesend entries list first race two year olds with numerous names and weights. Three year olds, selling races, and fourth race the Triumph for two year olds, with horses like Accountant and Oaklawn. Sixth race lists three year olds and up, tote treated with multiple weights and names. Ends with ad copy for Dr King’s New Life Pills and newspaper archive note.

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

Racing Entries Narrate Mixed Steeplechase Card

A racing card lists horses across multiple races with odds and weights for a sixth race one mile plus a sixteenth and a short course steeplechase. Names include Mandicap Mipgita Bermuda Class Leader Charawind Jim Tyrell Jim Bozeman Wakeful Bennock Belle Prediction Freesias The Wizard Safety Light Lionel Little Bikin Old Mika Stroud and Glisten.

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 Belmont Records

Audubon Boy and Sweet Marie attempted to beat Belmont Driving Park track records but fell short. Audubon Boy clocked 2:08 2/5 with a lame front foot after a partial stumble while Star Pointer's 1:59 3/4 mark remained safe. Sweet Marie reached 2:08, missing Cresceus record by 1/2 second. first half mile split was quicker than Cresceus though overall time was not enough.

Audubon Boy Sweet Marie Star Pointer Crescens Philadelphia Belmont Driving Park Cresceus

Turley Wins 2:14 Trot at Oakley Park Grand Circuit

Fastest heat of the year headlines Oakley Park races in Cincinnati as Turley wins the 2:14 class trot after four heats with Swift B and Helen Norte contesting. Pan Mechael takes the 2:08 pace heat, Nervolo and Nathan Strauss runner ups. Darkness halted racing after Kruger leads in the 2:15 pace.

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 and Expansionist Triumph

Seven thousand people attended the Fredericksburg fair where C H Hurkamp's Expansionist won the steeplechase, Lady Vivien led in a half mile dash, Nannie Graney took the one mile dash, and Nannie Ordway won a later dash. a match race saw Split Frick defeat Widewater. Libertyville meeting plans were scrapped amid local officials concerns over gambling. Vanderbilt’s Evelyn won the Prix de la Mediterranees at Maison Laffitte in Paris.

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 Ohio Anti Trust Violation

Ashtabula County grand jury indicts twenty eight fre agents from sixty three companies and Albert Ross of Columbus for forming a rate maintaining organization that destroyed competition. The case centers on alleged anti trust violations and an inspection bureau connected to the firms. Chicago druggist Bruno H Gohl shoots himself at the Auditorium Hotel amid illness and despondency.

Jefferson Ohio Ashtabula County Albert Ross Columbus

Geoghegan Reaches DC Tennis Finals in Three-Set Win

In the District of Columbia championship at the Bachelors Courts Geo ghegan advanced to the finals after a three set victory over Gee 4-6 6-1 6-2. Doyle defeats Kelly 6-4 6-2 and looms as a finalist rival with Geo ghegan in a likely doubles showdown.

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 Involvement In Ship Poker Game

George Westinghouse, the New York based inventor and industrialist, issued a formal denial that he gambled on the Kaiser Wilhelm I or anywhere else. He stated that reports of a multi day poker game aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II were unfounded and that he has long avoided gambling in all forms.

New York George Westinghouse Toto

Printers Declared at Work in Chicago Amid Strike

Chicago report shows more men employed overall in 32 typothetae shops than before the strike. Official Chicago Typothetae statement says 465 new workers are employed nine hours daily under open shop conditions, compared to 440 union men who quit when the strike began. The union aims to lease a building for permanent housing of workers.

Chicago Chicago Typothetae Thea Typothetae Typographical Union

Lion to guard the editor in New Harmony paper office

Clarence H. Wolfe editor of the Times New Harmony Indiana plans to keep a four foot lion in his office as a fighting editor for protection. The animal, once injured in a circus cage, now rests under care and will be housed at the paper once fully recovered. Wolfe plans it to deter objectionable visitors and ensure peace at the office. Also a brief joke exchange ends with Miss Furlong dialogue.

Indiana Chicago Chronicle Clarence H. Wolfe Times New Harmony Ind Wolfe

Real Estate Man Cavet Charged With Kidnaping

Missin Kaukauna farmer M M McCarty, last seen September 14, is linked to Green Bay dealer Weaxel E Cavet. Cavet arraigned on kidnapping charge. bail set at 1200, hearing delayed to October 2. Cavet jailed after failing to post bond. Relatives began proceedings as Cavet allegedly exploited McCarty’s farm stock with a bill of sale signed by McCarty though witnessed by others.

Farher McCarty Green Bay Cavet

Norway Considers Form of Government and Crown Offer

The Norwegian Storthing opened talks on convoking a constituent assembly to decide the nation’s future government, with a final choice postponed until after the 1904 elections. Norway would recognize independence to secure foreign support, while the throne offer to Prince Charles of Sweden remains unrejected but not extended.

Christiania Norway Storthing Paris Republi Charles Sweden M. Loevi Jasamas Storthing Oscar Prince Charles Denmark Yoerland France United States Switzerland M. Loerland

Winter Occupies Russian Troops in Manchuria

Reports from Manchuria indicate Gen Linevitch orders a winter stay for Russian forces. Drills target practice and organized games will keep troops occupied while commanders supervise closely. The Boston Globe notes Theodore Roosevelt Jr following his father toward Harvard and possibly the presidency someday.

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 the worst disease and touts S. S. S. as the sole reliable cure, claiming mercury and potash fail. It includes testimonials from John Leslie and R. Newman and offers a $1,000 reward for proof of mineral content, inviting readers to request the cure and its self treatment book.

U. S.S John Leslie Rookford W. State Bt R. Newman Hamlet N.C

Canadian Pacific and Pennsylvania Railroads Schedule Fragments

Rail notices describe Pacific and Pennsylvania lines with departures from Harrisburg and connections to Chicago, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, and New York. Services include Pullman sleeping and parlor cars, dining, and various limited and express trains, with ticket offices listed at Fifteenth Street and Sixth and H Street stations.

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 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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