Patchen A Wonder Wins Free for All at Columbus
The Columbus driving park crowd saw Joe Patchen upset Star Pointer in a dramatic free-for-all pacing race. Patchen set a fast pace, tying the world record pace of 2 0 1 4 for the mile, as Pointer struggled at times and Lottie Lorraine finished close behind. The event carried a $2,500 purse with 10,000 spectators witnessing an exciting finish.
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Cotenists
Columbus Driving Park
Joe Patchen
Star Pointer
Lottie Lorraine
Badge
Pointer
John R. Gentry
Patchen Wilkes
Patchen
Glenna Falls
McClary
Lorraine
Btetetvat
Tinsley Nozzle Promises Firefighting Breakthrough
Advert sees chance for a Columbus enterprise selling half interest in patent for a new nozzle. Illustrations show direct stream, horizontal spray, and vertical spray achievable in seconds. Claims superior water flow aids firefighting versus other nozzles. Tinsley sole owner seeks manufacture and investors in Louisville, Ky.
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Tinsley
Columbus
E. B Tinsley
Courier Journal
Job Ofice
Loungville, Ky
Dem Democrat Matthews Closes Campaign with Stirring Speech
Gov. Claude Matthews closed the Fourth Congressional district campaign with a forceful address at city hall. He condemned Republican fraud and the Dingley tariff, praised free silver, and attacked McKinley era prosperity slogans. The event featured C. J. Kollmeyer and a City band.
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Claude Matthews
Gov. Matthews
Wm. S. Holman
Fourth C
Gov. Mount
Mr. Matthews
Holman
Griffith
United States
Bryan
Marcus A. Hanna
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Matthews
England
Republican Party
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Chicago
Foster
Harrison
Lee
Jennings County
Francis M. Grffith
Oliver P. Morton
Thomas A. Hendricks
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Deqeveversenenee
Charles W. Johnson
Daisy Davis
Justice Dennison
Billy
C. J. Kollmeyer
Congress
Mr. Gage
the Treasury
Woman's Musical
L. K. Ong
Woman’s Musical
N. A. Johnson
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
H. L. Brown
Seymour
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