Polo Emerges as Popular Sport in America and Its Growth
The article notes polo’s surge in 1901 with 90 eastern contests, up from 75 and 45 in prior years, driven by more ponies and a widening schedule. It highlights the handicap system’s role, mentions key clubs and figures like George J. Gould, Dedham, Westchester, Myopia, and Lakewood, and discusses public interest, venues, and the sport becoming less exclusive.
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America
Polos Association
Saratoga
Somerset
Staten Island
Seace Gould
Lakewood
N.J
Georgian Court
Gould
Newport
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Philadelphia
Devon Country
Cedarhurst Field
Rockaway
Point Judith
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
United States
American Polo Association
Dedham
Westchester
Meadowbrook
Myopia
Devo
George J. Gould
Massachusetts
Rothaway
Devon
Point Justin
Buffalo
Quwentsia
St. Louis
Mon
Myopian Quartette
Orientala
Lake Forest
Reds and Blues
Orwentsia
Polo Association
H. L. Herbert
B.C “Whitlakh
Chief's Early Rise Ends as Newsmen Chase for Klondike Check
A department chief dodged persistent newsparty men and a horseback pursuer seeking a claim about a Klondike stake. A clerk from the law firm B & B delivered a pay dirt check with interest and a bonus, prompting the chief to abandon his habit of rising at dawn to avoid future demands.
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New York Tribune
Victoria
Klondike
Value of Good Humor in Home Comforts for Winter
The piece argues that while preparations for winter bring practical comforts, the lasting value lies in cheerfulness. It urges house mistresses to avoid fault finding and fretful talk, noting humor as a key feminine attribute that brightens domestic life and supports family warmth.
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New York Tribune
Thackeray
Bridget Warns Against Kitchen Visiting
In a Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt a mother warns Bridget about entertaining company in the kitchen while Bridget reassures her mother with a breezy Irish-tinged reply. The dialogue evokes domestic etiquette and urban Irish presence in early 20th century Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Census Population Booklet Issued by Railway
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces a booklet listing populations of all U S cities with 25 000 inhabitants or more from the 1900 census. Copies are available by sending address and a two-cent stamp to the General Passenger Agent in Chicago.
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United States
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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