Abbot Sold at Madison Square Garden to Scannell
The great trotting horse The Abbot was sold yesterday afternoon at Madison Square Garden for 20500 dollars. John J. Scannell fire commissioner of New York bought the bay gelding after bidding against Fasig Tipton representatives. The Abbot bred by J Hamlin in 1893 has a record of multiple fast miles and a string of victories on the grand circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abbot
Madison Square Garde
John J. Scannell
Geers
Tipton
Fasig-Tipton Company
Scannell
Maudy
Sund
Dexter
Tzarus
Bingen
Detroit
Cleveland
Hartford
Lucille
Terre Haute
Mosquitoes and Malaria: Curtis Report Highlights
W B Curtis reports from Chicago Record on malaria origins and mosquitoes. Female mosquitoes transmit malaria while males feed on plants. Extermination methods include kerosene for stagnant water and introducing minnows to eat larvae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Curtis
Washington
Chicago
L. C. Howard
Agricultural Department
Notable Figures and Oddities Highlight Early 1900s Year
A column surveys prominent individuals: the widow of Supreme Court Justice Field presents a portrait to the U S circuit court in San Francisco, Congressman Allen on cotton, Henry A Little’s 60 years as Madison county recorder, a Depew Carnegie exchange, William C Whitney’s fortune spent on building plans, and Hamilton Twombly’s habit of changing plans. The Salvation Army wins a Paris exposition gold medal for its American recovery methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Stephen J. Field
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Congressman Allen
Mississippi
Henry A. Little
Madison County
Ill
William C. Whitney
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Salvation Army
Red Cross Clara Barton to Lead New Century Watch Meetings
Miss Clara Barton, recovered from illness, will direct nationwide Red Cross watch meetings on December 31 in Madison Square Garden New York. The effort funds the American National Red Cross and honors the dawning century with readings from Tolstoy Chamberlain Dreyfus Zola Kruger and over 50 other notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton
New York
American National Red Cross
Department of the Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
Madison Square Garden
Count Tolatoi
Joseph Chamberlain
Dreyfus
Zola Kruger
Sir Edward Arnold
Hall Caine
Anthony Hope
Lord Roberts
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Asbury Park Journal
Jousnav
Journ
Honmeor
Park
Callar
E. Yonker
Bes Blo
Crarles Bnyder
Chadwick Street
Philadelphia
FIAGO
Allstrom
Mulholland Brothers
Grand Avenue
Long Branch
Thomas P. McKenna
Ehtfens’ Bank
Longane
Si Adu Ttienlinndittndtien Lial
J. Albert Hembtreet
Penman
Tenney House
Asbury Park
Sewall and
Grand Avenues
Burt
Rea Park
Geo
En Wilbur
W. Cor
Grand
Asbury Aves
Burton
D.D
Burton Brothers
J. G. Burton
P.D
Dentists
Cookman Avenus
Baudouine
Cor
Broadway and
Gath Seve
D* BF
Dorar
Mattison Avenue
Winckler
N. J
Dean Thompson
Main Atrest
Main Street
Ocean Grove
Qlauder
Guerin
Pal
Harles E. Cook
Supreme Court
Monmouth
Frank Durand
H. Bresnahan
Daily Messenger
Newlin
Opdyke
Asbury
Bradley Beach
Belmar
Spring Lake
Peter Sanderillo
Actuat’ Busine
Ww. W
Winnen
Newark Business College
Broad Street
Newark
Deading
Seipin
Bond
J. Hamlin
Princeton
Shanghai
Cavite
Pompey
Ponta del Gada
Malta
Sylph
Annapolis
Stockton
San Juan
Kearsarge
Massachusetts
North Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Hannibal
Port Royal
Lambert's Point
Amphitrite
Potomac
Osceoli
Scorpion
Kingston
Dixie
Saturn
Chefu
Woosung
Cesar
Singapore
Dupont
Newport
Oscar Wilde
Dublin
Paris
Oxacar Wilde
William Mills Wilde
Wilde
Oscar
Trinity College
Oxford
Dexter Park
Stock Yards
Rogera Works
Rogera Locomotive Works
Paterson
Chile
Fiat
Rogers
Colombia
Colon
Sepa Cartagena
Corozal
Habana
Bolivar
Uribe
Proops
Porto Rico
Creok
Firth Cavalry
Rawlins
Newport News
Eleventh ‘Infantry
Dee. R
Economy of
Bannara
Ow. Iw
Davis
Cookman
Grant Avenues
FOR Aid OF Red Cross
Twentieth Century Watch
Rachel Cottrell
Neptune House
Second Avenue
Kingsley Street
Neptune
County of
New Jersey
F. H. Kennedy & Son
A. D
Bergh Street
Ber Street
Jos
John F. Lisk
Steinbach
M’f’g CO
Bradley Beach, N. J
Cookman Avenue
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