The Belle of Rouen and Betty Carewe’s Ball
Betty Carewe revels in Rouen society at a candlelit ball hosted by her father Mr Carewe. The night unfolds with flirtations from Chenoweth and Chenoweth’s rivals, while poker-faced men duel for prestige. Betty detects rivalries, romantic entanglements, and a looming political feud with her father’s foe Vanrevel, as they drift toward a tense dawn and uncertain futures.
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Nose
Rouen
Miss Betty
Belle of
Rauen
Misa Carewe
Crailey Gray
Malin Street
Gray
Bob Carewe
Basa
Tom Vanrevel
Cralley
Toppingham Marsh
Trumble
Nelson
Mr. Careane
Toppingham
Betty
Will Comminga
Eugene
Mr. Chenoweth
Tappingham Marsh
Chenoweth
Walt
Mins Corewe
Frank
Mason
Vider Chenoweth
Miss Carewe
Waa
Misa Betty
Fanchon Bareaud
Lewan
Betty Carewe
Farbelows
Trople
Mr. Carewe
Papa
Niany
Mra Tanberry
Becuse Ahela
Yeu
Ming
Cralley Gray
Knave
Isonel
Vanrevel
Fanchon Baresud
Fanchon
Fanehoo
O'Brien Plans Retirement At Age Thirty In Two Years
Philadelphia fighter Jack O'Brien, age 28, says he will quit boxing in two years when he reaches 30. He aims to be heavyweight champion before then and expects to fight Marvin Hart and Tom Ryan within the year. He disputes a newspaper claim of Jewish faith and explains his birth name Joseph Francis Hagan, born in West Philadelphia to Irish parents Patrick and Mary Hagan.
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Jack O'Brien
Oayabe
Cow
Marvin Hart
Tommy Ryan
Ryan
O'Brien
O Brien
Hagan
West Philadelphia
O'Brient
Patrick and
Mary Hagan
Tam
Drapertown
County Derry
Ireland
Namie of Hagan
Joseph Francis Hagan
Horse News Roundup From Ithaca to Chicago Trails
Horse news covers breeding sales, racing results, and farm activity across multiple states. Notable items include Ashland Wilkes progeny and dams Mabel Bar and Casket, Bertha James lineage, Chenango County Agricultural Society officers, and track renovations in Lynchburg Virginia. The piece notes Washington Park legacy, potential Wheaton track purchase by Chicago Gentlemen's Driving Club, and top pacers Billings and Spencer Smith with race times and sires. It also mentions Brook-Nook Ranch breeding, Centlivre horses near Fort Wayne, Michigan State Fair purse plans, Progress Stud Todd yearling, and Ormonde skeleton donation to the British Museum.
Collins Signs Again with Boston
Boston announces Jimmmy Collins has signed a three year contract with the Boston team. He released details naming criger Young Paret Glaze Murch Stahliaay Rood and others joining before reporting March 12 in New Orleans. A long spring schedule through April includes games in Atlanta Montgomery New Orleans Louisville Columbus and Wheeling.
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Masc
Jimmmy Collins
Colling
Criser
Young
Gibson
Tamphill
Paret
Glaze
Murch
Stahliaay Rood
Dineen
Cald
Bill
Tam
Hot Springs
Collins
Criger
Stahl
Tannehlil
Selbach
Raman
New Orleans
Macon
Sandy
Atlanta
Montgomery
Louisville
Columbus
Wheeling
Schedules To Be Arranged For Ohio and Pennsylvania League
A forthcoming meeting will discuss three schedules prepared by Anderson of Zanesville Palmer of Akron and Cook of Youngstown for the Ohio and Pennsylvania League The Akrona Times-Democrat notes Morton has not set a date or place for the next league meeting aimed at finalizing the schedules The Newcastle city and Lancaster are highlighted as key league prospects with Newcastle showing strong baseball interest Columbus reports McFadden cigarette bill passage favored by the House medical jurisprudence committee.
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Pennsylvania
Anderson
Zanesville
Palmer
Akron
Cook
Youngstown
Akrona Times-Democrat
Morton
O. & P. League
Ross
Lancaster
Eric Kean
Newcastle
Marty Hogan
Columbus
House of Representatives
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