Grand Circuit Races Close With Fast Pace and Records
Closing day of the 1890 grand circuit in Pur Lap Penn saw ten heats, with Belle Hamlin breaking the track pacing record at 2:12%4 and Mme Marentetti displaying top pacing. Hori ean won the 2:27 race, Autograph faltered, Hal Pointer set a heat record in the free-for-all, and Maud Muller tied her 2:22 trotting record in straight heats amid strong fielding. Many horses travel to Belmond, Pittsburgh, or Terre Haute after the events.
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Elpara
Penn
Spectat
Belle Hamlin
Horiean
Autograph
Fleetwood
Gipsy Girl
Mal Pointer
Dallas
Pittsburg
Hal Pointer
Gossip
Jewett
Maud Muller
Goldsmith
Sttitt
Maud
Richmond, Jr
Andrews
Belle Hamin
Mme. Marantetti
Woodlawn
Philadelphia
Belmont
Terre Haute
Turse
Hospodur
Saccet Manconey
Brown
lTurse
Hal Potter
Yom Mal Dallas
Vewett
Michelsen
Gossip, Jr
Baud Muller
Locke Bie
Pertitey
Hichmond
Eevee Eee
Faurner
Luacretia
Veteveuvie
Auceo WR
Deaths and market notes linger in late 19th century dispatches
Obituaries from Dorchester Roxbury and Newton outline the passings of Harlan T. Gage George F Forbes Governor Charles Clark Stevenson James A Blanchard with details of careers and families. Stock market and finance items discuss New York declines bank deposits Texas bonds and rail line expansions. A Port Payne Alabama bond plan and Oregon Improvement gauge project are noted along with general commodity market shifts.
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Collar
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Newton
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Thomas Cooke
Newisetford
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Senator Cook
New Bedford
Edward P. M. Marui
North Kilkenny
Lynchings and Whippings Reported in Newcastle Delaware
Six black men and two white men were whipped for various larcenies, receiving from five to twenty lashes apiece. George Cooper endured twenty lashes with little signs of distress while Frank Stanton coolly lit a cigar after his twenty lashes. Two colored men also stood an hour in the pillory.
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George Cooper
Frank Stanton
Deaths and Debates Highlight Septembers News Reel
New York reports the cremation of Emilie Rosse and Gustav Koch after a joint death scene witnessed by thousands at Fresh Pond. In Reading a bicycle race yields William Van Wagoner a 21 mile time of 1h fin. Manchester notes L F F McKinney asks D A Taggart for a tariff debate. Padre Vinez’s meteorology work earns praise for a quarter century of service in Havana with U. S. government offer declined due to Jesuit rules.
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Belgian Furniture Replicas At Paine's Warerooms
A rare display at Paine's Furniture Warerooms on Canal street features reproductions of pieces from a historic Belgian palace. The Belgian items surpass earlier English Dutch and Flemish examples in age worn appearance and medieval character. A notable sale is anticipated.
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Book lists and a drowning at Marginal Way
A Portland, Maine report notes a sailing accident near the Marginal Way. J. Coleman McDonough, aged twenty, drowned after the boat capsized. two women and another man were saved. The list portion enumerates numerous books and publishers in New York, Boston, and elsewhere.
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J—Coleman McDonough
McDonough
State Campaign Preview Highlights Prohibition and Party Shakeups
The 1890 campaign in Massachusetts features a lean Republican slate with Governor Brackett unlikely to campaign actively. Potential speakers include Lodge, Greenhalke, Morse, Long, Robinson, Wardwell, Sprout, Hayes, and Howland on the Republican side, while Democrat leaders Russell and Corcoran loom large. Rumors pin Haile as a potential Mansfield-like standard bearer despite Brackett’s term, and Dems settle a Fifth District feud with ex-Senator Slattery nominee. Prohibition events and local races are listed, with candidate notes in Norfork, Plymouth, and Cape districts, plus a Young Democrats club forming in Athol. France awards a decoration to Dr Persifor Frazer for geological work.
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Greenhake
Morse
Ward
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Haile
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Ias
Usea
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Lawrence
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Holyoke
Elijah Oa. Morse
Jon
Mr. Brackett
A Strong Nerve and a Patent Remedy Claim
A promotional piece extols nerve strength and urges use of Dr. Greene's Nervura as a restorative tonic. It cites dramatic examples of nerve failure, then markets Nervura as a safe, plant based treatment sold for 1.00 per bottle with endorsements from a patient and contact details for Baptist Home in New York and Dr. Greene in Boston.
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Dr. Greene
Baptist Home
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