Cornelia Belle Wins Front Runner in Fleet Harness Race
In rough weather on Wednesday at the track Cornelia Belle driven by Charles Kanurls of Jacksonville won the 2:12 trot heat and the rent and race, despite skepticism from pundits about her speed. Nell Gwynne challenged, while Lady Alright dominated the 2:30 pace, and Pussy Willow led a strong field in the later heats as bettors watched closely for the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannop
Cornelia Belle
Venee
Charles & Kanurls
Jacksonville
Jorge
Heale
Guather
Haven
Nell Gwynne
Dink Wilwa
Mava
Lady Alright
Orrin
Broth Hudson
Pussy Willow
Choley
Ard
Vesper
Quid
Ad Uy
Adityal
Dyietn
Gunvex
Nel Gwyne
Rathbeney
Silver Wilkes
P Glennon
Alcott
Ty G
Allen
Tullos Chimes
Clint Clint
Yg C West
Anna Burns
Wiles Penevelve
Fayne
Tady Alright
Senator Oso
Marie Claire
WilsaNy
Hudson
West
Mivetta
Ban
Smith
Decoration
Omvesy
Comamitation
Logora
Die Me
Bary
Aernag
Pace
New Ave- Hine
Liniel
Neale
Mholn
Culver
Nutting Tom
Haling L
Carnalinn
Tad Williams
Lobby Ikon
Snow
OS Wiles Red Bug
Dobley
Iune
BrBhy
Roca
Wayne Tor
Stefawny
Lady Dipes
Chm
Rice
the Admiral
Bs Payne
Sidnay Pointer
Kelley
Golvert
Denn
Thursday's Summaries and unfinished race notes
A fragmentary handicapping card lists pace times and horse names such as Pristence and My Choise with various breeds and sires, plus odds and race details. It references unfinished Wednesday items and a second pace event at Wayne hotel with a $1,000 purse, followed by Eldnay Paluter and other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussy Willow
Cl‘bela
Choise
Nottingham
Burny
Voeepay
B.m
Cuckoo
Toi Wiliams
Tolain
Mkim
Ime
Andy
Btu
Bagh
Wayne Hotel
Frid ay Races at Red Ribbon Meeting Highlight Fastest Pace
Friday afternoon crowd witnessed top racing at the Red Ribbon meeting. The 2:95 pace produced the week’s fastest time and several finishes by nose. Upsets sparked debate over two disputed judge calls as Edith W and Prince of India battled in the 2:14 trot with tight finishes. Green and Willam Mas led a crowded field through the 2:10 trot inclduing a heat-deciding effort by May. The afternoon also featured the 2:20 pace with Sophia fading and Red June and Prince of India trading wins in tense stretches. The day closed with unsettled results and pending programs due to darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy
Edith W
Brant
Eannia Dillard
Red June
Prince of India
Wien
Shair Duelston
Quen
J.T. Lad
Bhotanuke
Walliam May
Harry
Fannia Dillard
Giles Noyes
Latsen
Will- Lun Mae Ba
Wag
Chwan Dierent
Pawnie Dilard Gad
William Mac
Lannie Dillard
Frants Bagarth
Dillard
Sag B
Américan Bay
Price of Tain
Rell Tune
Reddune
Asing
Browze
Rel Tue
Tortnson
Despayate
Prince
Sophia
Wilkes
Wer
Streteh
Hawt
Wrntil
Darkmas
Thia
Shaw
Red Arthur
Caoni Imm
AeCoy
Whitewood
Talbot
Mima
Bath
Speandynce
Randall Hotel
Lyons
Juhnent
Bom
Mecn
Evers
Tita
McKee
Hbh
Benaduin
Angelle
Bertha Lee
Raging Saturday at Rest Ribbon Race Meet Ends
Report from a county race meet recounts heats in the 2 16 and 2 24 pace events, with Whitewood and Major Greer among notable entries. Weather and crowd figures noted, and trainer remarks quoted on Whitewood’s continued success and trainer Hudan’s confidence ahead of upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tury Tha
Torre Haute
Saat Hudson
Whitewood
Ln Mad
Spendl
Major Geer
Hudan
Smartay White
Wanda
Michigan
Fort Wayne Horse Races Attract Big Interest And Cash Bets
Fort Wayne crowds witnessed lively harness racing with Holland and other horses in feature heats. Dick Talbot arranged transport, sales shifted to Scott Hudson and Scott McCoy for 500 dollars. Hudson plans strong showings and possible shipment to Sheriff Bosworth in Kentucky as betting and prestige rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Lou Fair
Wiitewood
Hollnna
Fort Wayne
Dick Talbot
Scott Hudaon
Scott McCoy
McCoy
Hudson
Hin
Grand Rapids
Sheriff Bosworth
Fayette Causty
Bosworth
Dirk Curtis
Wauban
William Mac
Connore
Amy Anottey
Karl Wayne
Prand
Wast
Con
SINKS IN ST CLAIR RIVER AFTER COLLISION AT DAWN
Sept. 22. Four sailors missing after the stern of the schooner Martin sinks following a collision with the steamer Yuma in the upper St Clair River near the wreck of the schooner Pollux. Two men, Kyle and Peterson, rescued. others unaccounted for. Martin owned by Bradley estate Cleveland, 987 gross tonnage, uninsured. Government survey boat at scene. outcome of search to follow. Captain James Enwlest, Mate William Ross believed to have gone down with Martin. Judge S. M. Honck away at Crarawol, Ind. W. J. Stanpe new goods, Rod tew it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Filren
John Martin Iy Lin
Yuna
Mio
Ive
Fawlean
Capiniy Tuten
Lowvai
Moater
bin Hans
Boas
Willinis
Toledo
Ghia
Natn
Tawun
Mas
Atewcress
Wattee
Lenewn
Gooype Kyla
Tyfoda
Gabriel Pelewon
Gleveland
MM. Grover
Belair
Martin
Ting Hat
Thy Wen
Kyle
Peterson
Ani Wein
Bradley
Cleveland
Fantana
Tbe
Pha Yunn
Duluth
Pueauo
Loss of Cuba Fears and Campos of Spain Embellish World
Madrid dispatch notes the death of Maish Arsenin Martines de Campys, a famed Spanish general and governor, whose career spanned Africa and Cuba. The piece traces his rise, from artilery captain to brigadier general and captain general, detailing his leadership in Cuba, his temperate dominance, and his role in reshaping Spain’s military policy. It also covers his political alignment with the trontists and later roles, concluding with ceremonial notes on public life and a Fort Wayne missionary society election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maisiiil Campos
Castillan
Campos
Minorco
TSO
Ely
Weyler
Cuba
Wilty
Tatave
Weir
Nashman
Wiley Hove
Uae
Spain
Muraha Campos
Genina
Selviges
Aragon
Bulee
Charles Tit
Hama
Gerona
Dadite
Val-encin
Salmeen
Alleante
Murcia
Valencin
Castellon
Blege
Alfonso
Alfonso XI
Smadu
Secon
Zampo
Luccounett
Omir
Eraltal
Malajor
Vunte
Marie
Local Store Ad Promises Bargains Across Apparel and Goods
A garbled ad lists prices and items such as gowns, hats, blankets, and pottery with special weekly offers. It mentions a sale on shirts, boy and girl apparel, accessories, jewelry, and miscellaneous goods at reduced prices from a local shop.
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Seerd
Alleight
Pointer
Payne
Ory
Aidu
Doxtes Prince
Hall
Orphan Girl
Bom CafeGathy
Looming
Taveran
Bog
Oivebeer
Wheaton Hoy
G A
Ebin
Winaings
Medvaquive
Arthur
Cunningham
the Medium
Maloy
Phue
BEDE
Vaunie Dillant
Ew Snows
Edlie W
Werdan
Glogesh
Glen Nores
Weat
Lotay
Bophia
Hawkins
Thergese Wilken
Mors
Jay B
Gge
Good
Wileon
Dandy
Curtle
Slumber
Willow
Bam
Tyler
Fenn
B m
McLaching
Roddi
Vee
Connure Sys Tat
Steners
Phin
Taniel
Major Greer
Wan Run Bayond
Hove
Greer
Winterrood
Bacl
Sony
Cominy
Wader
Uadson
Aimply
Major Grier
Bart Bim
Whitewind
Henks
Wadeon
Consternara
Wauchon
Bash Lightning
Escobar
Andersint Wilkou
Slam
Unay
Bona
Wondinle
Dain Wubraced
Hudtauny
Penehant
Wattage
Silor
McDouall
Florin
Munney
Arseas
OF Land
Branigan
Bialy
Bilul
Guilia
Highwood
Westo
Repeditto Giller
al Wimberline
Alfred
Hudgun
Eo Gonstanara
Constarting
Erwin
ST. Clair River
Scilooner
Jon Martin Art
the Vorrom
M. Honck
Chiscomgrannlorial
Warshal Martinez DE Can
Poe
Nlad
Nas
cubAl
Madrid
Maish Arsenin Martines de Campys
Yosleviag Morilig
Kurtly
Eboel
Zaveng
San Sebasti Ar
Wasenesenay
Mellin
Murnero
Novanbur
Ae Snyaein
PMH
As Ad
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
B. Church
Deentay
Tollawins
J. OH
Hilary
Garrett
Ifs
Josephine Crue
Jlumton
Mrn
Daniel Spang
Devatur
Tensurer
Mioy Tia Patfield
Peoplule
Mes
J. W. Sug
Mile Nox
Eta Wy, Mitchell
Huntington
Beleul Gavtete
Stompa
Atewie
TOR
Ofc
Welker & Nablo
Aotemits
WLOU
Calhoun Sv
The
Ohio Farmer
the Sentinel
Ohio
Die
Hmleo
Timai
Cleviland
Hem
Columbia Street
Ross Rough Rider
Hyson Ter
Hywim
Tagan
Bext
Soc
Burt Ross
W. Columbia St
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