Whaling Fleet Reports From Point Barrow Area
News from the whaling fleet details the Jeannette's ice entrapment for 17 days and tow to harbor by Thetis, the Olga found later, and no whales taken by Herman and Karluk. It notes 60,000 pounds of whalebone and various skins aboard. Also reports a highway robbery case in Dillon and a fire seen near Durban related to the missing Waratah missing steamer.
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America
Stein-Bloch
Michaels-Stern
Symons
Butte
San Francisco
Jeannette
Pooley
Point Barrow
Alaska
Ivy
Klintenberg
Jeannette Hereolf
United States Revenue
Thetis
Point Barrow Harbor
Olga
Herman
Karluk
Manila
Harlow
Bruce
Newport News
Port Natal
Durban
Jamaica meet at Jamaica track offers 16500 in stakes
New York reports the Metropolitan Jockey Club plans a liberal meet at Jamaica from October 12 to 25 with 16500 in stakes. Key events include the Pierrepont handicap 2500 for all ages at one mile eight and the Lynbrook 1500 for six furlongs. Entries close September 20 with strong optimism for a successful season.
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New York
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Pierrepont
Southold
Ravenswood
Richmond
Southampton
Lynbrook
Remsen
Hempstead
Meadow Creek
Laurel
Schoolmarm
Jockey Club Elects Two New Stewards
The Jockey Club elected Capt. E. B. Cassatt of Philadelphia and H. Carroll Brown of Baltimore as new stewards. Cassatt, son of the late Alexander Cassatt, owns Delicate and other race horses and breeds at Chesterbrook farm. Brown hails from a prominent Baltimore family and was married to a daughter of Marcus Daly, founder of Bitter Root stud.
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New York
Jockey Club
E. B. Cassatt
Philadelphia
Carroll Brown
Baltimore
Captain Cassatt
Alexander Johnstone Cassatt
Medallion
Chesterbrook
Chesterbrook Farm
Pennsylvania
Aeronaut
Mr. Brown
Marcus Daly
Bitter Root Stud
Mr. Daly
James R. Keene
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Panamas
Batts
Silk
Lee
Impro
Cherry Valley
Ideloth
Por
Dillon
Frank Marshall
L. Cossini
Marshall
Armstead
Cossinn
Cossini
Hirschman
H. Carroll Brown