Cleveland Coxe urged to resign as Yellowstone superintendent
A long column of assorted items notes Coloxe Coxcen, Yellowstone Park superintendent, being asked to resign by the Secretary of the Interior. Other items cover Dayton soldiers reunion guest Gengear Rosecoaxs, an error in Indian appropriations, and various foreign and domestic notes from the era. The passage includes political commentary on Cleveland, Chicago, and New York topics, plus rail and wheat news and a striking note on monument tallness.
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CoLoxe. Coxcen
Yellowstone Park
Secretary of the Interior
Gengear Rosecoaxs
Dayton
Sober Thoughts For Sabbath Reading
A long fragment from a 19th century periodical reflects on religion and public affairs. It includes notes on livestock disease imports and political opinions, with quotations from ministers and local editors praising honesty, faith, and civic virtue. The item blends sermonette style with brief dispatches and letters.
The Fashions Parade Spring Garments and Accessories
The article outlines spring fashion trends with petticoats, embroidered flounces, white cotton batistes, India mull, and silk waistcoats. It highlights parasols, lace, fans, corsage bouquets, summer socks, crinoline, shoulder capes, colorful parasols, two-fabric dress construction, Newmarkets, satin and silk foundations, mantelets, street mantles, and tailored suits. It notes gray tones, white linens with colored accents, pongee detailing, and seashore dress designs featuring coquelicot red and navy blue combinations.
World of Sport Roundup Aches and Transfers Across Leagues
Wileon 2 16 laid up for fall while minor western meetings are crowded with ringers. Bancroft says Providence will net £2000 for its western trip. Philadelphia has won more games than all of last season. Clingstone went lame in Cleveland on Wednesday. Boston won two games in a row at Cleveland without an error. Hagan ordered to report to Buffalos after arm recovery. Shaw of Detroit jumped to Boston union club. Owner of Bob Cook refuses £10,000 for him after third in American Derby. Collins released by Buffalo to finish season with Hay City. No standout runners this year. great stakes evenly split. Nimrod broken down. season likely over. Duncan C. Ross bets 230 and challenges Joe Acton for wrestling match £500–1000. Atkisson leaves Athletic team in Cincinnati for Chicago. Melbourne dispatch says Hanlan and Beach to row Parramatta race in August for £500. Sutton and Gore praised at plate. Maurice Baly has not replied to Schaefer’s match or sweepstakes at 12-inch balk-line billiards. Vinton unlikely to be kept by Philadelphia club. Burke training for Mike Cleary match on July 28. Cleary training. Tom Henry bets to fight any man in America at 188 pounds with small cloves for £1000. forfeit posted with R. I. Fox. Himalaya’s fall raises question of redemption. horse bled nose for nearly an hour. Ascot cup won by Foxhall in 1882 to be shipped back to England after seizure at Custom House. Keene not allowed to land the prize without duties. cup sent back to England as a monument to tariff issues.
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Bancroft
Providence
Philadelphia
Clingstone
Cleveland
Boston
Hagan
Buffalos
Shaw
Detroit
Boston Union Club
Bob Cook
Maurice Baly
Schaefer
Vinton
Jack Burke
Tarrytown
Mike Cleary
James R. Keene
Custom House
England
Keene
Folger
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