Exterminator the Great Dominates American Turf Fame
Exterminator, seven years old, is hailed as the world’s greatest gelding and a premier long distance racer. The article notes his dominance over rivals like Mad Hatter, his record earnings, and his role in boosting Chicago racing interest at Hawthorne. It also describes his temperament, racing weight, and major victories including the Toronto Autumn Cup and Saratoga Cup.
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Man O’ War
Morvich
Exterminator
Binghamton
N. Y
Chicago
Windy City
Washington Park
Hawthorne
McGee
Edward Corrigan
Mad Hatter
Belmont
Pillory
Aqueduct
Mad Cap
Rapcocas
Colin
Sysonby
Domino
Toronto
Guyana
Guy
Golden Sphere
Bit of White
Boniface
Havre de Grace
Pimlico
Churchill
Latonia
Saratoga
Woodbine
Bon Homme
Grey Lag
Polly Ann
Captain Alcock
Devastation
Be Frank
Firebrand
Lady Madcap
Rouleau
Registrar
A. Johnson
E. Wayland
Tryster
Careful
Paragon II
Canada
Banquet
Raceland
Strathmeath
White Knight
Donerail
Jim Gore
Hindoo
Katie
Kentucky
William S. Barnes
W. C. Patterson, Jr
Jamestown
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Sun Briar Court
Mr. Kilmer
Flo
Susquehanna
Sandown
England
Sun Briar
Sweet Briar
Royal Court
Sal Volatile
Disguise
Heartburn
Sally's Alley
Meddler
Clarence H. Mackay
Federal Remount Service
Kilmer
Sun Brier Court
It Was a Perfect Quarrel It Was a Perfect Quarrel
Larry and Mrs. Larry Moore celebrate eight weeks of marriage with a quarrel over doughnuts. Misunderstandings grow as she toils to please him and he considers returning to his mother, until a dramatic kitchen moment reveals their love and resolve.
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Larry Moore
Larry
Bill's
Thankful It Was No Worst In A White Household Case
A Los Angeles Time excerpt recounts a Wilmington North Carolina scene where a middle aged Black woman employed as a housemaid is scolded by her white mistress. The mistress disparages the family’s Black heritage and mocks marriage to a Black man, reflecting racial tensions in marriage and divorce norms.
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South
Wilmington
N. C
Taught by Nature in Emerson's Persuasive Woods
A fragmentary 19th century reflection praises Emerson as a poet and orator shaped by nature. It claims his early senses keep living lessons amid urban tumult and political upheaval. Nature’s images, heard in infancy, return to power his enduring rhetoric.
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Emerson
Spectacles For Horses Aimed At High Stepping
An article notes spectacles for horses that make the ground appear closer to spur high steps. After training with these devices, horses reportedly adopt and retain a high stepping gait. The practice is said to be popular among English thoroughbred enthusiasts.
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England
Coyote Dogs A Nuisance Unfit as Pets
In Adventure Magazine Joseph Gray argues that coyote dog hybrids are a nuisance. He notes five observed mixed litters in California and Arizona and claims such animals cannot be trained and repeatedly fight and steal.
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California
Arizona
Joseph Gray
Adventure Magazine
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