David Garrick Clinches Victory in Turf Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
The meeting's finale at Sheepshead Bay featured the favorite David Garrick winning the Great Banters Handicap with jockey Spencers aboard, defeating Bullman and a field including Ethelbert and Tithe Vol canoe. The race covered two miles with a 25 dollar purse, amid strong betting and a crowded stands scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Club
David Garrick
laVerto Peck
Conmitutes & Naw Trunk
Hindoo
Tos Poutidas
Eta
Bullman
Telmaon
Mauca
Salverine
ST Uncan
Banerh
Jean Gal i
Ethelbert
Gail
Maxine
Cape Gomes
Citm
Racing Results Highlight Fast Track Time and Wins
An OCR messy recap shows Mint Sanca winning a mile race with a record time around 1:188 and various horses named Florisar Harlem stake and Hindoo Net among others. The feature race praised an excellent start and a fast track, with multiple horses listed and times near 1:07 to 1:48 for furlongs.
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Mint Sanca
Florisar
Lm W
Jake Weber
Joe Tone
Ee Pineliat
Tayon
Highland Lad
Chap‘Pine
Harlem Staken
Mite Finochic
Mound
Lowis Kmernits
Lauld
Mentersberg
Jerk Chinn
A Durence
al Lone
Loralice
Revenue
Rd Gillcek
Tony Lepping
Hientam
Kindred
Ed L
Orriv
Sprung
September Baseball Headlines and Players indisposed
Fragmented report notes Philadelphia and New York games with errors by Davis and others. It references Donohoe, Meyer, Bowerman, and Connors in a tense season stretch. A Brooklyn doubleheader recap mentions an even break with the first game runaway and the second game tied, highlighting Habu and Kaho among others.
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New Yorks
Bond
Davis
Meyer
Bowerman
Brooklynes
Hender
U Yi
Hand Zhamer
McGinnity
Fragmented OCR quotes on Corbett and party scene emerge
A garbled passage records remarks about a man named Corbett and a social gathering. The text references a move to Chicago and a friend group discussing the event with improvised names, yielding no clear narrative or outcome.
dubious medical claim ad from unknown Texas paper
An advertisement promotes a wide range of cures for bladder and kidney ailments claiming effectiveness against diabetes and other conditions. It lists testimonials, a sponsor identified as Pétion Drug Company, and locations in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hali
Or & Hall Scartr
P.O Bos
All Drug- Pétion Drug Company
Controversy Over Fake Fight Between Kelly and McCoy Sparks Barroom Brawl
An argument at a downtown cafe between Honest John Kelly and McCoy over the Corbett fight escalated. Kelly claimed the bout was fake and sought proof, while McCoy protested and a clash nearly occurred before friends intervened.
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Tattaragil's
Ang Corbett
Corbett
John Kelly
Fehts
Kelly
McCoy
Aure
Rolly
Wong
Charley
MecCoy
Kely
Motoy
Mefoy
McCoay
Cortett
Sarakea Lake
Prairie Chicken Shooting and Breed Behavior Examined
An article surveys prairie chicken shooting in the Northwest and explains bird size, breeding, and guarding behavior. It notes protection in Nebraska and surrounding states has boosted numbers, while market shooting persists and harvests average ten birds per brood, with rapid growth leading to fall stature by September.
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Pieter
Miles
Nebraska
Boone Wiliter
Gulf
Howetun
Texas
Loteworthy
Rere
Tio
Willie
Eetia
Powler
Prairie chicken hunting a fading art in Teane era tale
A fragmented account describes prairie chickens and their behavior, migration, and plumage in Teane era terms. It notes birds crowding, heavy feathered hides, and cautious coloration as humans recount hunting methods and shifts in practice.
Jockey Records and Turmoil Wait on January 1 Racing
The report details jockey records and rising tensions in a thoroughbred circuit. It cites incidents of rider misbehavior, protests by players, and disciplinary actions at various venues, with clashes over privileges and conduct affecting the season start.
National League pause discussed by influential figures
The article notes brief remarks by leaders including President NX and FP Young on the National League situation. It references concerns over the game’s development and ongoing debates about its future direction and stability.
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Young
Leseue
Cotton planters urged to unite for fair prices in Georgia
The letter from Valod at Lo Curanco Georgia argues Georgia planters should organize to market cotton collectively and resist price pressure. It cites past losses from low prices while noting vast cotton production value and potential for better outcomes if farmers coordinate to avoid depressions forced by buyers.
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Lo Curanco
Georgia
Cutton
Ani
Ora
Lowe
San
Maerchant Uty
Texas
Aliee
Formeta
Hovsten
Galv
Joiing
Eam Omar
Stomach Bitters Promoted as Health Foundation
An old medical advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to prevent disease by keeping the stomach in order. It claims relief for indigestion dyspepsia and fevers and mentions a revenue stamp on the back of the remedies. The ad presents a period tone and urges readers to try the product for stomach health.
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J. Winskileld
Crowhurst
Biritia
Landry
Maratha
Dale Ray
J. Shaw
J. Math
Ache
Rauch
Ceburn Jy
Gilera
Eayeareany
van Dusen
Waistr Ss
Thorpeen
Ateene
Ms Cpt
Moree Nivale
Aker
Black
Powell
Vanosiop
McClade Stuart
Powers
Oden
Marcy Tevecen
Miller
Petereleeee
Duper Oreeee
Robdrisos
Nar
I. Silvers
Kiley
Waldo
Lwata Rassiauer
Eanes
Lewry
Flint
Piclan
Wilton
Verre
Pesaan
Mt Jenkine
Mathews
Ate Eareerreciaisaa
Pirate Revenue
Youths' Suits and Boys Wear in New Fall Styles
An advertisement touts youths and boys clothing in new fall styles. It lists sizes from 7 to 19, and items include Cheviots, Blue Winter Serges, Fancy Cassimeres, and Worsteds with prices from 1.50 to 15.00. Short Frouser and Eton suits, Rouid Cut and Double Breasted options, plus Madras shirts and collars.
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Eton
Window Shades Picture Frames Offer Custom Mounting
Local shop offers made to order window shades and picture frames with rapid service. They provide mounting and framing options and invite customers to view samples and choose finishes.
Georgia Cotton Growers' Protective Association Message
A dated letter from N. R. Hatchinson, secretary, urging cotton growers to unite for stabilizing prices. It warns that eastern belt harvests must yield enough cotton to sustain mills and hints at potential price adjustments above ten cents per pound. The appeal emphasizes prudent, collective action among farmers.
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Largo
N. RB. Hatchinson
Georgia Cotton Growers’ Pro * Festive Association
Peters Urges Texas Cotton Hold Market Prices Steady
Colonel F. Peters, head of the Texas Cotton Growers Protection, urges farmers to hold back cotton and market slowly to secure good prices. He notes a favorable outlook, with high prices possible if farmers delay sales, and cites support from New Orleans buyers, bankers, and state banks to back a controlled market approach.
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Peters
Waec
Texie
Texas
Wier
Spicer
Utcaachiser
New Orleans
Counterfeiters Nabbed in Chicago by Secret Service
United States Secret Service officers seized a group of counterfeiters in Chicago. They captured a man identified as John Wie, among others, during the operation conducted today.
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Chicago
United States Secret Service
Bo John Wie
Fragments Describe Robbery Scene with Found Currency
A damaged fragment notes Ware Keys and his wife interrupted during a count felting task. The hot metal indicates an interruption. Found money includes dollars from the 1904 New Chains mint and a half dollar with the 1890 date. quarters also from 1890.
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Chains Mint
Blood poisoning case from a burn in an unnamed patient
A report describes a peculiar blood poisoning case in a man from a place called Mura, Hillabore, or Toraa after a friend burned the head with a cigar. The condition worsened from inflamed skin to a severe bleed suspected to have spread through contact, with locals unsure of the transmission.
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Hillabore
Toraa
Harvey
Milling at Daren and Durank Ties Mentioned in Durant
Fragmentary notice describes milling at Daren with T. Dealeon and Taras, referencing C. W. Grayba and Perrle Durank. Mentions a quarrel dated about six weeks ago and a main thoroughfare in Durant. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Daren
Taras
C. W. Grabya
Perrle
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Teast
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Ivan
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Corbett Adher- Cris
Shane
Atexas Wonder
DRO
Georges Hotel
Prairies
Jockey Records
Randy
Fennamiore
He Ming
Tiigiland Park
St Leule
Dushie Wolthoff
Wigmot
Wate
Fein
California
Jiemkisve
Bey Hate
Morey
Delo
Dorothy Lee
Aires
Ube RaMe
Vie Spert
Ill
Pease
Avery
Fibane
Dean
Sean Gennes
Young OW
Dasedall
Monarch
Houston
Boys’ Furnishings
Madras
James Bute
Texas Ave
Mahkeing Ths As
Condon Chof
Cooper's
Price
Hobart
Golf and
Mammoth Clothier
LA Rosa Espanola
Havana
Vuelta Abajo
Cuba
Wolf & Bro
South
Larendon
Cor
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Caroline
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