FIRS Unie QM INFRONT Steeplechase racing notes and results
The report details a steeplechase event with Woolgatherer winning by a neck ahead of rivals from Kirkwood stables. It covers multiple races including six furlongs and a one-mile handicap with results, times, and notable horses such as Carbonele and Lord of the Wall. It also notes a public church dispute in December involving Bishop Huntington and domestic behavior claims.
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Michael
Gorse
Romannelll
Unterock
Luicher
Rime
Blue
Oranga
Flemmer Jim
Claverland
Star Bihanes Apuld
Sager
Courtmaldt
Goree
Wonderly
Bass
Peter Paul
Woolgherer
Gallant
Connayer
Billy Ray
Conkee Michaels
Briar Thorpe
T. Burns
Qunains
Cornwall
Marygraviate
Ieee Harrigan
Mailer Pany
Beafern
Escend
Pancey
Duke of Kendal
Iy Rentats
Circus
Himgclé
Frank Foster
Benning
Rane
Qld
Jpardsman
Ithan
Baldo
Reveille
Tom Cod
Lady My Alice
Mary Aud
Monodyed
Cantaloupe
Cheripe
Belle of
Tela Meade
Shan Shylock
Hulpola
Redx
Redx 107. ‘Mountain Breeze, Catherine Esper Leaf
Destiny
High Heels
Belle Clairé
Alceator
Illyria
Foxy Youcan
Cloten
Ties Oe Yeng
Buttons
Gaviota
Duke of Kenda
Sheriff Bell
the Guardsman
Ingold
You Harp
Fustian
Apell
Alforten
Gou- Lady Lavish
Eve
Marjeram
Stride
Bar
Stonowall
Ust
Gcortic
Quinlan and Warry Minstrels at Grand in lively show
Review notes two heater acts and a rich vocal lineup from Quinlan and Warry, with Exil Suberg Billy Wan and the Foley brothers delivering sweet melodies. Also praised are the Dancing Sunflower group and Trocadero quartet. the Bijou screens The Sign of the Four with Walter Edwards as Sherlock Holmes, while Ward and Voices debut A Pair of Pinks at the Grand amid the Grand’s large 100-person company presenting A Chinese Honeymoon with a multi-city tour setup.
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Warry
Voicen
Exil Suberg
Billy Wan
George P. Foley Brothers
Wall
Billy Barr
Wiig
Trocadero Quartetiea
Jack Sample
Grang
R. W. Lillard
Bijou
Biou
Bir A. Conan Doyle
Walter Edwards
Sherlock Holmes
Edwards
Atlanta
Theatergn
Ward
Pinkerton
E. D. Stair
Messrs. Shubert
Nixon
Zimmerman
Boston
Manhattan Beach
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Coast
Pullman Saa
Debate Over Genuine Monitor Range Ends Quietly
The Atlanta Home for Incurables faces a dispute between Hightower and Fraves and another firm over the Genuine Monitor Range. Mrs. Johan A. Miller, president of the Atlanta Circle of King's Daughters and Sons, holds an advertisement and seeks a settlement within 24 hours. The case references Wm. Resor & Co and past confusion over the Monitor trademark in Cincinnati.
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Johan A. Miller
Atlanta
King’s Daughters and Sons
Inslde
Cincinnati
Wm. Resor & Co
Wm Resor Company
Monitor
Wm. Resor
Atlanta News
The
Constitution
Journal
Favorites win three at Crescent City track in muddy conditions
New Orleans December 1 reports heavy track after drizzling rain. Fatheep Rainland and Trocadero headline a card of six races with tight finishes and long odds. Additional entries listed for two-year-olds to handicap races with multiple runners and times recorded.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Sorly
Little Jack Horner
W. Hicks
Dueltar
W. Fischer
Alllata
Robbins
Eiiza Cook
Belle Malone
Deck
Jim A‘ong
Kayble
Weirdalso
Jule Junkin
G. Hennessey
Hickory Corners
C. Irwin
Mayor Johnson
Cochran
Tima
Annie Man
Man Mullah
Robbing
Duncan
Giannon
Helgeson
King Croiser
Kingsland
Caybon
Cardona
Delamont
Bountiful
Sue Parlative
Pure Favor
Hanilcap
Poibeen
Gannon
Dan McKenna
Air Light
Livingston
McCafferty
Bobby
Creacy
Joe Dougherty
Ida
Feronta
Crawford
Duriful
W. Fisher
Falernian
Soldier of Fortune
Louis Kraft
May Holladay
Flye Fureee
Flextella
Snow Cap
Trossachs
Bacatera
Docile
Ora McKinney
Morningstar
Preakness
Jamarax
Lady Free Knight
Helling
Gemila
Panca
Dove
Spec
Calcutta
Hegira
Maciwella
Trogs
Pmaurer
Igo
Baroh Maxim
Lampoon
Wreath of Ivy
Bandit’s Girl on Exhibition in City Museum
Detective Joseph Mriscoll, shot in a clash with a street car bandit in Indiana, died today. The bandit’s sweetheart has been exhibited in a dime museum for days. Mayor Harrison requested the proprietor to stop the display in the name of decent citizenship, especially after the detective’s death.
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Chicago
Joseph Mriscoll
Indiana
Harrison
Driscoll
Oakland card a mixed bag as favorites win and disqualifications arise
In Oakland today two favorites and two strong seconds win while Forest King is disqualified for fouling near the finish and Last Night gets the purse. Hildebrand and Ferrall suspended for rough riding as Captain Forsee and The Cure pace the races with fences of odds and times recorded.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Captain Forges
Cure
Forest King
Hildebrand and
Ferral
Futurity Course
Berendos
Hildebrand
Van
Mountebank
L. Jackson
Oscar Tie
Knapp
Tima
Myrtle H
Bnark
Louis Wagner
Foul Play
Madam Bishop
Jentle Hughes
Evander van
Pores
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Petrell
Rey Dare
J. Martin
Mile Murphy
Sugden
Florine
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Aunt Pol
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Matt Hogan
Thdler
Last Knight
Pon
Lacy Crawford
J. Booker
Heather Honey
Henderedn
Martin
A. Scott
Adkins
Wartenieht
Powell
Martinmas
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Viva
Laurenia
Cherries
Cashei Pri
Gibraltar
Pushia
aPay
Imisiophge
Vive Follonga
Mev Airorgatae
Aakardort van Roetun
Bam
Old Sweetheart Praises Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
An admirer claims this celebrated night running Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine is the best on earth and urges viewing at exhibition solely rooms at 71 Whitehall.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Soley Rooms
Whitehall
Murder Laid to Two Negroes in Jacksonville
Avery Turner and Albert Jelks were brought to Anniston and jailed on a murder charge after being arrested in Jacksonville by Marshe Ll. P. Carpenter. They are linked to the killing of Robert Harriss, with two others, Robert Carr and Thomas Black, already under charges. They await trial before Judge Crook Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ann
Avery Turner
Albert Jelks
Jacksonville
Marshe Ll. P. Carpenter
Robert Harriss
Robert Carr
Thomas Black
Crook Wednes
Hart Overpowers Carter In Fifteen Round City Bout
In Boston on December 1 Marvin Hart of Louisville defeated Brooklyn’s Kid Carter in a brutal fifteen round match at the Criterion Athletic Club. Referee Buckley halted the bout with Carter bleeding from a left eye after a hard fought battle where Hart held the edge from the ninth round. Carter was knocked down multiple times in the final stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Kid
Hart
Carter
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