Stallions of Dana I: Black Percheron with white foot and star
Stallion STALLIONS, an eight year old black Percheron named is described with white on its left forefoot and a forehead star and weighs about 7000 pounds. Bred by C Calawell & Son of Dana, I lineage lists multiple generations including Prospero, Marathon, Voltaire, Brilliant, Coco, Vieux-Chasin, Mignon, Jean-le-Blanc and others. Dam Lady Washington, second dam Daisy and third dam Minoie appear in lineage with numerous sires noted.
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C. Calawell & Son
Dana
Prospero
Marathon
Voltaire
Brilliant
Sriliaut
Coco
Vieux-Chasin
Mignon
Jean-la-Bianch
Dam
Lady Washington
Duviyere
Vadoeq
Philibert
Superior
Favorite
Vieux-Chashn
Jean-le-Blanc
Daisy
Durivere
Dan
Jennie
Benford
Sib Dem
Sta
Rowen
Lone Peak Sire and Stallion Pricing for Iowa City Sale
Lone Peak, a 1300 pound sorrel thoroughbred, is touted as sire of top Johnsos county colts and earned four first premiums in the fall. 2605 is a 2 year old sorrel French coach horse weighing 1300 to 1400 pounds, limited to 30 mares. Prices set for Colts stand and suck at 10 dollars, Phenix at 12, past price 25. Locations and dates for viewing listed, owner H. A. Dunlap notes insurance and trial terms, mares must be bred again if not foaling.
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Lone Peak
Johnsos County
Ramille
Venora
Perfection
Dunham
da Page Co
WIL Diamond Dick
Phenix
Imsure
T. H. Morford’s
Iowa City
Windham
Handsome Black Stallion At Fair Grounds
Advertisement notes a well bred stallion with top conformation action and disposition. Training fee set at 15 dollars for the season at the Fair Grounds. SeeCards for more details. ADD. SMITH, Trainer.
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Fair Grounds
Add. Smith
Trains Schedule Details for West Round Trains
The document lists various West Round trains with passenger and freight numbers, noting daily operation except Sundays, stop patterns, through fast trains, and connections. It mentions arrivals in Chicago at 10 19 PM and a 12 40 PM time, plus related timetable codes and car service notes.
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QO Rl& B Timeusrd Bective
West Round
East Mail
el Paso
Chicago
Northern District
CG. R
Tras Wii
St Paul
Minneapolis
Davenport
Clinton
Burlington
Eltire
Muscatine
Burlacton
Rockford
Ham
Cedar Rania
West Union
Riverside
Spm
Cedar Rapids
Burlington and
St Low
Reliance Defeats Columbia in Glen Cove Race
The Reliance, favored cup yacht, defeats Columbia by a wide margin in a 25 mile trial off Glen Cove New York. Official time 14 minutes 43 seconds with measurable leads of 8 minutes on the Costumia and 4 minutes 15 seconds on an 11 mile windward leg while starting 65 seconds ahead. Columbia finishes far astern after a swift display by the Reliance.
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New York
Reliance
Columbia
Glen Cove
Soldier with leprosy at Georgia camp identity revealed
Washington reports the name of the soldier in question as Charlea C. Mix first sergeant in the Fifth company of the constant artillery corps now hospitalized at Fort Streven Tybee Island Georgia The War Department asked if a written authority was needed to draw his pay since he cannot sign the vouchers and the comptroller of the treasury ruled the secretary may regulate to meet the case.
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Washington
Georgia
Comptroller of the Treasury
Charlea C. Mix
Const Anttillery Corp
Mix
Fort Stre
Denver Strike Settled After Citywide Disruption
The Denver strike affecting about 16 000 workers ends after mediation by the chamber of commerce and the Typographical union. The agreement allows both sides to organize, lets employers hire regardless of union membership, forbids discrimination against union men, and subjects disputes to arbitration.
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Denver
Col
Chamber of Commerce
Tragic double death at Independence home
Fred Latty and his wife were found wounded in their Independence residence. Mrs Latty was dead from throat injuries, Fred Latty dying from blood loss and unable to speak. Children found them after sleeping in an adjoining room. investigators suggest the wife killed herself before Latty attempted to end his life.
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Kansas City
Fred Latty
Independence
Latty
Big Four official marks 50 years in railroad life
H M Bronson assistant general passenger agent of the Big Four celebrated half a century in railroading in Indianapolis. He began by checking freight for the Mad River and Lake Erie railway in Ohio and received hundreds of congratulatory telegrams and calls from railroad men nationwide.
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Tndianoplis
Ind
H. M Bronson
Big Four
Mad River
Lake Erie
Ohio
DAR presents $10,000 to memorial home project
A Philadelphia chapter committee handed Secretary Reete a certified check for 10,000 dollars to be used for the memorial home building. The ceremony took place in Washington on May 22 as part of the Daughters of the American Revolution efforts.
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Washington
Philadelphia
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Reete
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Phoenix
Diamond Dick
Ene
Tagagl
Seeeses
Cedar Rams
Aie Cry
Cedar
H D Breese
Agent CO. Ros. & P
Sam
Jack
Rou
Day Sti
Price Wiiter
Bourbon Prince
Elvira
Bourbon
Iowa
TEX
Serpace Lee
Mack Stevens & Sons
Igqwa City
On ‘Ysa
Duches
Evert Lids
Protectine
Wilcox Avenue
Tilnois
Iowa City Carpet Co
College ST
South Clinton ST
F. Rate & Son
Kriz
Lewis’ Drug Store
Boox
Clinon St
the New Book and Stationery
John T. Ries
Clinton Street
A.D. Murphy
Barecor
Capitol
Washington Sts
OLD Boat
War Department
Colorado City
Hig Waite
Gollmar Bros
Big Horse Clan
Carnival of Earth S Wonders
Mighty Millionaire Menagerie
Gollmar
Arvels
Riyer Nile
Noly Well
Gollinar Bros
Arblene
Peter Vannesson
Eliot
America
Homes Bros
Tuple Circus
Millionare Menagerie
Ne’ Aide
Persis
Michigan
Canada
Milton Remley
John D. Glass
Kesh
Frangis Kane
Dubuque’ Street
Sheck
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