Five Days Meeting At Jerome Park Opens With Fine Entries
The Jerome Park Fall meeting opened under promising auspices with top horses like Harry Bassett and Tom Bowling on hand. Wealthy attendees, strong betting, and smooth weather marked the event as crowds arrived in luxury, while a storm postponed races to tomorrow and judges plan a referee for the Ocean Yacht Race.
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Monarchists Gain Ground as French Restoration Looms
The Count de Chambord as Henri V rallies monarchists who claim Assembly backing and funds to secure a monarchy modeled on a modified 1314 charter. Thiers’ alliance with Imperialists signals rapid monarchist gains and a threatened republic. Paris Journal outlines a Right Deputies cabinet for post change. Clerical domination warned to be impossible. trial of Marshal Bazaine referenced.
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President orders 10000 rations sent to Memphis
Washington on October 6 reported the President directs the Secretary of War to have the Commissary General dispatch 10,000 rations to Memphis Tennessee to aid yellow fever sufferers. A telegram from the Howard Association of Shreveport expresses gratitude for the relief action.
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Hartford constitutional amendment results for state capital
Connecticut voters cast about 66 000 ballots on the proposal to make Hartford the sole capital with 119 towns reporting. The amendment leads by about 15 642, though New Haven's tally, around 10 000 against, could trim the margin to roughly 4 000. Remaining towns likely narrow the final margin further.
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