Suburban Interclub results at Dudley Club
Mercantile Library Association defeats Dudley Association in four departments of a Suburban Interclub match at the Dudley Association Club last evening. Mercantile won billiards and whist, with totals 300 to 220 in billiards and 330 plus 18 to 294 minus 18 in whist. Reading A A fell to 999th Artillery in billiards and whist while taking the top honors in pool and whist for the Reading club.
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Mercantile Library Association
Dudley Association
Mercantile
Reading Club
99Th Artillery
Holmes
Towne
Reading A. A
Eliott
Briggs
Pool
999Th Artillery
Mitchell
Dudley
Clark
Twombly
City League Wins and Ties Shaped by Sherman Night
In City League play last evening Boylston defeated Sherman to tie Carruth who beat Hub. Meyers defeated Murray and Irwins. Sudburys and McCarthys also posted wins as City Hall alleys action concluded.
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Boylston
Sherman
Carruth
Hub
Meyers
Murray & Irwin's
Sudburys
McCarthys
City Hall
Newton Boat Club Beats Arlington in Straight Games
Newton Boat Club won all three games against Arlington Boat Club in a circuit league match at Newton alleys. The home team rolled in great form totaling 2499 in team scoring and showing strong second ball work.
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Newton
Newton Boat Club
Arlington Boat Club
Contests Shine at Massachusetts Inter Club Tourney
In Charlestown at the 999th Artillery Clubhouse last evening the Massachusetts inter club contest delivered excellent play. The Reading A A supplied refreshments for the battery team as bowls and billiards delivered wins for the home club.
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999Th Artillery Club
Charlestown
Reading A. A
Codman Victorious in Billiards Pool and Whist Match
Codman club defeats Old Dorchester 2 games to 1 in bowling while winning two of three sets in billiards pool and whist. Scores show Codman figures Hutchinson Pierce Tileston high totals 876 601 525 across events. Old Dorchester trailed with Hooper Eaton Andrews totals 185 and 117 in respective games.
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Old Dorchester
Codman Club
Codman
Frizzell
C. Eaton
Hooper
P. Eaton
Pool
Carrick
Andrews
Folsom
National Trotting Board Expels Massachusetts Horsemen
The National Trotting Association board in New York suspended and expelled several Massachusetts horsemen for rule violations. Expulsions include F B Jenkins W E Perkins H M Murphy of Stoughton for racing Lorina as Banquet, O L Roberts of Worcester for Doc spray as Robert Boy, M Gilchrist of Townsend for Frank Taylor as Joe Ilkes, and others. Additional riders and horses faced expulsions or suspensions, with Liberty Boy tied to unlawful winnings.
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New York
Board of Review
National Trotting Association Today
Massachusetts
F. B. Jenkins
W. E. Perkins
H. M. Murphy
Stoughton
Lorina
Banquet
O. L. Roberts
Worcester
Doc Spray
Robert Boy
M. Gilchrist
Townsend
Frank Taylor
Joe Ilkes
Dr. F. A. Dalton
Boston
Billie T
A. A. Heroux
Lawrence
Mackie
Arrow
D. Cameron
Westbury
Beulah
Laura Wilkes
L. Johnson
Dana
E. M. Gilchrist
Joe M
Oscar
Glenney
Oscar J
E. B. Cook
Shrewsbury
E. H. Dean
Liberty Boy
Builders Move Toward 60 Million Dollar Steel Pool
Representatives of the steel wire and nail makers in the United States are close to forming a pool. About 26 of the largest firms are expected to join, with capital involved exceeding 60 million dollars.
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New York
United States
Teamsters Benevolent Association Ball Draws Large Boston Crowd
The tenth annual ball of the Teamsters Benevolent Association of Boston was held at Odd Fellows Hall with about 1000 attendees. The grand march led by President James F. Grady and escort kicked off the festivities, and dancing continued from 9 PM to 2 AM amid festive decorations and tropical plant backdrops.
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The
Teamsters’ Benevolent Association of Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
James F. Grady
City halts prize fighting with new permit ban
Frisco health and police committee of the Board of Supervisors refused any more permits for pugilistic or physical culture exhibitions. This action ends upcoming matches including Griffo Lavigne Hawkins Connelly and Smith Kelly contests in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Health and Police Committee
Board of Supervisors
Griffo-Lavigne
Cabinet Reorganization in Rome Completes
The Marquis di Rudini finished reconstructing the cabinet. Marquis Visconti Venosta accepts the foreign office. The full list of ministers will be issued tomorrow.
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Rome
Marquis di Rudini
Visconti Venosta
Foreign Office
Lst
Orioles Acquire McJames Demontreville and McGann In Trade
Baltimore December 10 confirms a deal sending Pitcher McJames Second Baseman Demontreville and First Baseman McGann to the Orioles in exchange for First Baseman Doyle Second Baseman Reitz and Pitcher Ariole. Washington Manager Brown says Doyle will be his lieutenant and possibly captain, with Doyle taking charge if he shifts to the bench.
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Baltimore
McJames
Demontreville
McGann
Washington
Orioles
Doyle
Reitz
Ariole
Brown
Teen death row confession in Truro murder case
Halifax dispatch reports 17-year-old Lyman Dartt sentenced for the murder of Armenian pedlar Asard Dever near Truro. Dartt allegedly confessed to killing but says it was unintentional. Clergymen who heard the statement have not released details.
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Halifax
Lyman Dartt
Truro
Asard Dever
Ice floe destroys Galena River locks on river mouth
An ice floe driven by heavy rains destroyed the government locks at the mouth of the Galena River in Galena Illinois. The locks cost $100000 to build seven years ago.
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Galena, Ill
Galena River
Boston Dog Peter Not Dead Reported
The Boston terrier Peter, owned by Mr. F. C. Hollander, is declared not dead. A telegraph from Pawtucket reports the dog remains alive and well amidst the confusion.
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Boston
Peter
F. C. Hollander
Telegraph
Pawtucket
Fall River Meeting Notes Reveal Regional Scores
At Fall River Fall River 11 New Bed Gardiner Me Gardiner 6 Rock Augusta Me Augusta 5 Bath 2 details show a sequence of scores across multiple towns in Maine. Named locations include Gardiner Augusta Bath and cities Fall River and Augusta. The fragment suggests a regional competition or tally with uneven results among listed teams.
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Fall River
New Bedfor
Ae Gardiner
Gardiner
Rock and
Augusta
Bath
Cambridge Teams Elect Captains and Umpire News
Walter Clarkson named captain of the Cambridge High and Latin baseball and ice polo teams. George Wood, from East Boston and Lynn beginnings in 1878, poised to be a big league umpire next season. Also notes a six day bicycle race halt in New York and Winthrop Yacht Club dinner on January 1 at Castle Square Hotel with 6:30 reception.
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Walter Clarkson
Cambridge High
George Wood
Boston
Lynn
Woodie
New York
Winthrop Yacht Club
Castle Square
Saturda
Bregpe Brothers
Hub
Willie
Frank
Mr. Splaine
Hey
Newtowne Club
Tremont Street
Pierce
Howe Scale Company
Howe
Bedford
G. Y. Patterson
Norman S. Clark
Popé Manufacturing Company
Cairo
Egypt
Myself
Columbia
California
Hawaii
Asia
Africa
Europe
Franklin House Fire at Greenfield Guts Inn
Fire gutted the Franklin House in Greenfield early today causing about 10000 in losses covered by insurance. Landlord John Mead, Mrs. Mead, and elderly James Costello escaped via ladder after being cut off by smoke. Neighbors and guests fled in night clothes as the blaze began in the basement, discovered by Mrs. Mead’s nephew Michael Powers. Three terrier puppies and two St Bernard dogs perished.
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G. E. Gilman
Paw Paw
Michigan
J. E. Watson
Louisville
Emma King
Springfield
Foster
Boston
Michael J. Powers
Thurston argues for Hawaii annexation at New York dinner
At a New York dinner Thurston urges annexation of Hawaii, arguing practical US interests in Pacific commerce and regional stability. He contends Hawaii must remain an American outpost to prevent Asiatic influence and to keep Pacific trade free, noting local solutions would suffice for Hawaii’s internal issues.
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New York
Thurston
United States
Hawaii
America
Pacific
Arizona
Nevada
Burrage ordinance sparks talk as officials charged
The debate centers on political demonstrations by city workers. Councilman Saunders faults administration. President Conry notes Horace G. Allen presiding at a Republican rally. Nat G. Robinson counters, saying he is no longer a city employee and acts as a private individual.
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Saunders
Conry
Common Council
Mr. Saunders
Horace G. Allen
Boston
Curtis
Dudley Street Opera House
Woders
Allen
Nat G. Robinson
Dudley Street
Drugist Paine's Assailant Sought By Police
Police haunches pursue Druggist Newell Paine of 1181 Tremont street after a robbery. Officers Gaddis and Wise report a promising clue and seek a locally known young man who vanished. An ex convict theory is denied by authorities as unfounded.
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Newell Paine
Tremont Street
Gaddis
Wise
Paine
Elevator mishap at Court Street causes fall to basement
A rope slipped from the shive of an elevator at 2 Court Street yesterday around 1 30 pm. The car dropped from the first floor to the basement but no passengers were aboard and the operator, though shaken, resumed operation five minutes later.
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Court Street
Miller Leads in Endurance Cycling Race
The report covers ongoing endurance racing with Hale maintaining a wide lead, Waller as strong challenger, and Interman returning to racing. Moore suffers a severe fall after front-wheel tire failure and a guard-rail collision. Other items include track measurement disputes, possible team signings, and product plans from tire and bicycle makers.
Race Ends as Miller Extends Lead in Grueling Cyclist Event
The sixth day of the grueling race leaves Miller at the forefront with rivals fading. Doctors treat Moore after a near sight-loss injury but he returns to the track within minutes. The bulletin lists standings from early morning with Miller 243 miles ahead, while sponsors announce top wheel prices and industry news.
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Hale
Waller
Interman
Lanklyn
Ashinger
Moore
Miller
Riders Collapsing Panic Marks Race Finish
The field was checked by three police surgeons after a grueling afternoon. Enterman was ordered from the track for rest. Rivierre collapsed and later attacked an imaginary foe, ending his participation. Rice barely escaped disqualification after a deeper exam.
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Enterman
Rice
Miller
Rivierre
Schinneer Surges Into Third as Rivierre Drops Out
Schinneer moved to third early in the evening after Rivierre exited the race. He rode with an aggressive pace two to three miles per hour faster than the leaders, while Miller maintained endurance despite fatigue. Moore quit after a severe fall, and doctors report Miller remains in normal condition with potential to finish.
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Schinneer
Rivierre
Miller
Moore
Rice Clings to Lead as Rivierre Fades in Distant Pursuit
Rice, trailing Miller by nearly a hundred miles at one point, remains determined and in the saddle through the night. Trainers expect Rice to close the gap by morning, proving stubborn endurance as Rivierre exits the race, leaving Rice to press the Chicago contender.
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Rice
Miller
Chicago
Rivierre
Specialty blood poison cure claim advertisement
An offer for home treatment of blood poisoning promises cures within 15 to 25 days. The Cook Remedy Co asserts high success, posts a $500,000 guarantee, and covers rail fare and hotel bills if ineffective. Sealed proofs and address in Illinois are provided for interested patients.
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Cookk Remedy Co
Masonic
White Cycle Club Defeats Malden Roadsters 4–0
White Wheelmen top Malden Roadsters 4 to 0 at White Cycling Academy on Tremont street last night. Brennan scores three goals and another by Sawyer as White secures the shutout with strong defense.
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White Cycle Club
Malden Roadsters
White Cycling Academy
Tremont Street
White Wheelmen
CEOPK
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Miller Brennan
Bova Thane Sceseseeee Ye
Pettigrove Pwnga
Cicaccaasetda
Sv Auwsene
White
Brennan- Sawyer
Durgin
Clark
Miller
Sampson
Malden
Chelsea Cycle Club Holds Fourth Annual Ball in Armory Hall
Nearly 500 guests attended the Chelsea Cycle Club fourth annual ball at Armory Hall Chelsea last night. A concert preceded dancing with floor supervision by Frederick W. Blanchard and a long list of assistants including Vincent Barkividge G W Powers H Hooper J Bennett A Pickard and W H Legg.
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Chelsea Cycle Club
Armory Hall
Chelsea
Frederick W. Blanchard
Frederick S. Hutchins
Vincent Barkividge
C. W. Marsh
V. Syworoski
E. D. Chard
G. W. Powers
H. Hooper
G. B. Smith
Robert Willard
G. E. Hussey
Berkeley Cycle Club Concert and Dance at Parker Hall
Members of the Berkeley Cycle Club and guests enjoyed a concert from 7 30 to 9 and dancing to midnight at Parker Hall Beachmont. The program featured soprano solos by Miss Kittie Hayes and Miss Fannie Callahan, readings by Miss Amy Faxon, dances by the Plunkett children, various instrumental solos, and humorous bits by local performers.
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Berkeley Cycle Club
Parker Hall
Beachmont
Our As
Kittie Hayes
Plunkett Children
Amy Faxon
Charles Daly
Fannie Callahan
Cornet
Charles Nahan
Mary Daly
Chelsea Cycle Club Hall of Fame Event Draws City Cyclists
The annual hall of the Chelsea Cycle Club at Lincoln Hall Chelsea drew about 200 attendees with large delegations from local cycling groups and social clubs and Boston clubs on hand. Chief Consul Elliott spent yesterday at Pope building division HQ, preparing to announce committee assignments soon. Secretary A W Pease of the P C C is forming a roller polo team and practicing for a position.
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Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
Boston
Consul Elliott
Pope Building
A. W. Pease
P. Co. C
Steel Trust Acts Division of Territory in New Agreement
Representatives of nearly all U S steel firms met in New York to harmonize interests and divide territory. Key players included Stackhouse of Cambria Iron, Linderman of Bethlehem Iron, Felton of Pennsylvania and Maryland Steel, and Kennedy of Bessemer Steel. Territory east of the Alleghenies likely goes to Pennsylvania and Maryland Steel, Lackawanna, and Bethlehem Iron, with a rail pool feature and export trade安排 through Maryland.
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Philadelphia
Penn
United States
New York City
Stackhouse
Cambria Iron Company
Linderman
Bethlehem Iron Company
Felton
Pennsylvania and Maryland Steel Company
Kennedy
Bessemer Steel Company
Alleghenies
Lackawanna Company
Maryland Company
Harvard Freshman Crew Trials Draw 158 Applicants
Captain Goodrich announced 158 freshmen sought spots on Harvard's crew, the largest turnout in years, nearly a third of the class. Candidates will be organized into squads for gym work, then tested on rowing machines, reducing to about three crews before water trials in spring. Leaders will be named for each squad.
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Goodrich
Harvard
New Tug Gettysburg To Join Philadelphia & Reading Fleet
A 170 foot towboat will be built by Harlan & Hollingsworth in Wilmington for the Philadelphia and Reading railroad to tow coal barges between Philadelphia and the port. The Gettysburg will be 170 feet long with a 29 foot beam and 18 foot depth and will feature triple expansion engines.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
Harlan & Hollingsworth
Wilmington
Del
Gettysburg
Largest mortgage on record filed in East Cambridge
The New England Gas and Coke Company mortgaged $17,500,000 to Central Trust Company of New York in the biggest deed recorded at the Middlesex registry yesterday afternoon in East Cambridge. The syndicate story was featured in yesterday’s Post.
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Middlesex Registry of
East Cambridge
Ew England Gas & Coke Company
Central Trust Company of
New York
Chute Fined for Trespass in Tremont Tea Rooms
Caroline Chute was found guilty of trespassing in Tremont Temple tea rooms and fined 3 dollars by Judge Ely. She appealed the ruling.
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Caroline Chute
Tremont Temple
Ely
Milwaukee Taxpayer Wins Bond Ruling Over Garbage Plant
The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed Judge Ludwig of Milwaukee Superior Court ruling in favor of John F. Burnham a Milwaukee taxpayer, restraining city officials from signing bonds to fund a municipal garbage plant.
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Madison, Wis
Supreme Court Today
Ludwig
Milwaukee Superior Court
John F. Burnham
Milwaukee
Indianapolis Three Cent Fare Case Dismissed on Appeal
The United States Court of Appeals dismissed Indianapolis's appeal in the three cent car fare case. The ruling upholds Judge Showalter's injunction against enforcing the three cent fare ordinance.
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Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Indianapolis
Showalter
Brakeman Injured in Mystic Wharf Accident
Henry W. Davis aged 48 a brakeman on the Mystic branch of the Boston and Maine railroad was caught between a car and a coal box on Mystic Wharf yesterday afternoon and injured his back and chest.
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Henry W. Davis
Mystic
Boston & Maine Railroad
Architect John Lough Pearson Dies in London
London report states John Lough Pearson prominent architect and Royal Academy member has died in London on December 10.
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London
John Loughborough Pearson
The
Royal Academy
Dr Agnews Cure for the Heart advertised
The ad claims Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart treats apoplexy and dizziness with swift relief. It urges readers to use the remedy to prevent recurrences and notes daily sudden deaths could be avoided. Sold by C E Woodward & Co and Jaynes & Co in Boston locations.
Dingley Tariff Law Defended as Pension Bill Passes
The House approved a $141 million pension appropriation without amendments. Democrats proposed retrenchment and criticized the Dingley tariff for revenue gaps. Mr. Dingley predicted a surplus next year while Treasury plans and Secretary Gage’s upcoming financial legislation drew attention.
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House
Uncle Sam
Messrs
Carmack
Grains
Sims
Fromennessee
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Treasury
Dingley
Civil Service Law
Aera
Ohio
Linney
North Carolina
New York
Tammany Tigers
Gage
Boston College Debaters Hold Final Term Meeting
The Fulton Debating Society of Boston College held its last meeting of the term with the motion That Strikes When Lawfully Used Are a Proper Means to Combat the Oppression of Capitalists. Affiliates Francis Mullen and Thomas Lavell spoke for the affirmative, Thomas Moore and Thomas Jameson for the negative. Four preliminaries to select finalists were announced for February with questions on Hawaii annexation and other topics.
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Fulton Debating Society
Boston College
Francis Mullen
Thomas Lavell
Thomas Moore
Thomas Jameson
Francis J. Carney
George A. McLaughlin
E. B. Coyme
Benjamin Teeling
John Duffy
Hawaii
United States
William Murphy
William Nugent
Timothy J. Ahern
Joseph L. Powers
Napoleon
David Supple
Edward Crowley
Joseph L. Williams
John V. Gallagher
John Doyl
John Swift
Jo. Sheehan
Cuba
Mansfield in Court Over Dressing Room Assault
Rich ard Mansfield the actor was held on $600 bail to face an assault and battery charge by John Metzger a Cleveland dresser who had worked for Mansfield seven years. Metzger testified the incident happened in Mansfield dressing room after a button came off during preparation for Prince Karl. Mansfield denied the claim and friends accused rivals of using Metzger to prosecute him.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Richard Mansfield
John Metzger
Cleveland
Metzger
Eisenbrown
Mansfield
Chestnut Street
F House
Prince Karl
Johnson
Senator Hanna Ill at Waldorf Astoria After Travel
Senator Hanna III fell ill in New York and retired to his Waldorf Astoria suite after arriving from Washington this afternoon. He was accompanied by two daughters and no physician had yet been summoned.
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New York
Hanna
Waldorf- Astoria
Washington
Mrs Ogden Goelet to entertain Prince of Wales aboard Mayflower
London Dec 10 reports it is probable Mrs Ogden Goelet will entertain the Prince of Wales aboard the Mayflower during the Riviera regattas. The event would occur as the yacht sails to race in the season’s waters.
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London
Chelsea No-License Rallies Echo Campaign Open-Air Meeting
A no-license campaign feature held in Chelsea last night in the principal square under the Young Men's No-License banner. A rally also occurred at an unused store on Washington Avenue, tied to Lynn and Boston rail line discussions.
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Chelsea
Washington Avenue
Resumm
Lynn
Boston
Murder in Hot Springs Bath House Claims Local Visitor
News reaches Manchester of the killing of Ottomar Scharschmidt a 21 year old resident in a drunken row at the government bath house in Hot Springs Arkansas. The suspect is Henry Wise a fellow tramper.
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Manchester
N. H
Healy
Ottomar Scharschmidt
Hot Springs
Ark
Scharschmidt
Henry Wise
Rumors Swirl Over Hamburg Sale Price Report
The Herald reports word among horsemen that John E. Madden sold Hamburg, last year’s top 2 year old, for about 59000 dollars with the buyer unnamed. Billy Lakeland traveled from Jersey City to Lexington to train the horse at Brighton Beach Creek, but did not disclose the purchaser.
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the Herald
John E. Madden
Hamburg
Billy
Lakeland
Jersey City
Lexington
Brighton Beach Creck
Pugeaser
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