Women to enter horse stable ownership in racing field
Mrs Drake announces plans to join horse ownership in racing, following the successful stables of Mrs Herman Duryea and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney built under the name Mr. Roslyn. The note highlights progressive female participation in equestrian sport amid the Helena and Boreman High School scene.
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Herman Duryea
Harry Payne Whitney
Roslyn
Drake
Helena
Bozeman
Goodman
Calderhead
Goff
Fisher
Davidson
Caloa
Carleton
Holmes
Kleinschmidt
Strong
van Hook
Stategricultural College
Bae
Poteman
Missoula
Cup defense plans show Herreshoff yacht design focus
The article discusses Na t Herreshoff plans for a new cup defender building on the Constitution and Columbia models. It notes minimal changes in overall dimensions, predicts improvements in beam and hull efficiency, and details construction of the new yacht to begin after current shop occupations clear, with syntax hints from contemporary reports.
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New York Sun
Herreshafts
Nat Herresiat
Constitution
Columbia
Herreshore
Lew McAllister to stay with Detroit stars again
Detroit star Lew McAllister, a versatile player for the club, has declined an offer from the Ruato club of the Eastern league. He will remain with Detroit next season after Stallings raised his bid, but McAllister notes he had a prior contract with Angus.
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Memphis
Crescens
Dan Patch
Ketcham
Star Pointer
McHenry
Pateh
Art Columbus
Patch
Wefers
Princston
Hts
Hal
Tan Patch
Chase
Major Delmar
Moonk
Lord Derby
Nellie Jay
Levington
Jay Hawker
Delmar
Mabel
Cresceus
Lew McAllister
Detroit Baseball Club
Ruato Club
Detroit
Stallings
Lew
Angus
Col Barney Dreyfuss Accused of Blocking American League
The report claims Col Barney Dreyfuss went to New York to thwart the American League and that several grounds once open to the league were reportedly closed. Supporters say he succeeded in blocking access to multiple venues.
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Barney Dreyfuss
New York
American League
Bronx Woman Sets Bowling Mark At 93
Mrs Augusta Asmussen, wife of Peter Asmussen of Fulton Avenue New York, wowed the German American club by scoring 162 in a championship game at age 93 and remains a bright, healthy force in Bronx bowling. Her husband, once fond of the sport, gave it up as too strenuous for his age.
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Augusta Asmussen
Peter Asmussen
Fulton Avenue
New York
Bronx
F. D. Stein
Harvard Freshmen Athletics Funds Ad Scam Denied
Harvard graduate manager of athletics Hugh Blythe issued a warning after a pamphlet advertising tradesmen appeared with a prospectus claiming to fund freshman athletics through student cooperation. Blythe stated the plan is unauthorized by the athletic committee and that freshmen will not contribute to athletics by trading with advertisers.
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Harvard
Hugh Blythe
Blythe
The
Crimson
Drake stable to Nashville for winter racing
John A. Drake ends his racing for the year and will return to Chicago business after the Morris Park track closes. His stable heads to Nashville for the winter, with possible short visits to New Orleans or San Francisco. Mrs. John A. Drake plans a separate stable named Mr. Bunting.
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John A. Drake
Morris Park
Chicago
Drake
Nashville
New Orleans
San Francisco
Lakeside and Aqueduct Horse Races Reported for Nov 4
Chicago racing results list six Lakeside races with winners Gen Rice The Cas ton Ranter The Conqueror Tr Little Elkin Rankin and others. New York Aqueduct results show six races with Tribes Hill Young Henry Flria Roseno Rigoden Marly Five and others securing wins.
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Chicago
Lakeside
Gen Rice
Lord Melbourne
Albemarle
the Caxton
Theory
Pretorius
Ranter
Muectivie
Jaubert
Conqueror Tr
Rolling Boer
Fingal
Rankin
Sidney Sabbath
Musical Slipper
Little Elkin
Huzzah
Chickadee
New York
Aqueduct
Tribes Hill
Brisk
Valley Forge
Young Henry
Lady Sterling
Potentate
Flria
St. Daniel
Routinnierre
Roselyn
Roseno
Glenwater
Rigoden
Jack ‘Ylantern
Leipsic
Marly
Annie Tourette
Bride Captives Turn Fatal Practical Joke in Evanston
In Evanston a wedding at George W. Foldy’s home ended when guests abducted the bride and groom after midnight. The bride remained upstairs while the groom, bound and confined in a closet, nearly suffocated before rescuers freed him. The incident followed a pranks that spiraled into danger.
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Marengo
Renwick
Evanston
Stara
Ireland in Pictures Standard premium book request
A request to view the Standard premium book titled Ireland in Pictures. No further details on access, format, or availability are provided.
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Ireland
Pirates Darken Midi Coast Indemnity Demanded
A Midi Midi town dispatch says authorities promise to hand over sea pirates to Italy and collect 3000 dollars for the families of two Italian sailors killed in a clash.
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Rome
Midi
Lohela
Arabia
Albany rejects Carnegie library grant in popular vote
Albany New York November 4 The question of accepting sixteen thousand dollars from Andrew Carnegie for a library building was put to a popular vote today and defeated by an overwhelming majority.
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Albany
N. Y
Andrew Carnegie
Redmond Arrested on Arrival at Kingstown Court
William Redmond was seized on arrival at Kingstown and sent to Kilmainham jail. He had earlier made an incendiary speech at Wexford and refused to post 1000 bail for future good behavior, leading the King’s Bench to sentence him to six months in prison.
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Dublin
William Redmond
Kingstown
Kilmainham
Redmond
Wexford
Court of the King's Bench
Election Day Fracas and Quiet Balloting in Walkerville Centerville
Voters in Walkerville and Centerville show strong turnout with over half of precincts casting ballots by noon. A boisterous prankster faced a snowball assault from local youths, halted by deputies, as the day ended with calm voting and no major disturbances.
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Walkerville
Centerville
Hhese
G. R. Brown
John J. Murray
John Melville
Justice of the Peace
Fry
Absinthe House of New Orleans Goes Into Bankruptcy
The famous Absinthe House in New Orleans petitions for bankruptcy by proprietor Felix Ferrer. Built in 1752 in Spanish style, it became renowned after 1826 for absinthe and anisette. The business valued at 5492.07 with assets 1426.50, with a storied past including Civil War officers and pirate Lafitte tales.
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New Orleans
United States
Felix Ferrer
Sire
Spain
Francisco Ferrer
Ferrer
Cayatanio Ferrer
Leon Ferrer
Mollie E Moore Davis
Lafitte
Boy Dies From Stand Collapse At Marshall Field
Chicago reports Frederick Carton aged 14 died from injuries after the grand stand collapsed during the football game at Marshall Field last Saturday. The accident occurred during the same event that injured others, prompting inquiries into safety measures and stadium maintenance.
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Chicago
Frederick Carton
Marshall Field
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