All on horseback at Washington races and society shows
Washington spring races draw high society to Ivy City track as diplomats and prominentities attend. Greger and Miss Bayard headline a scene of coachmen in cream coats, ebony coaches, and swift horses while Addison Nailor’s milk white team among the standout displays. Bets, pools, and fashion mark the day as politicians and pages mingle with drivers and riders.
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Greger
Washington
Itaelf
Ivy City
Kate Bayard
Alexander Greger
Joho
Whitney
Mra Whitney
Mncesina Victoria
Congress
Endicott
Ton Ho
Mra Cleveland
Addison Nailor
Booth
Lincoln
Nailor
Jobn McLean
Cincinnati Enquirer
Brewster Brougham
McLean
Jos Rickey
St Louis
Weahington
Washington Belle
Npon
Navy
Hamesa
Horace Washington
Senator Stanford
Palo Alto
California
Tobian Banchopt
Branford
Midnight
Bewater Stanford
Notch
Shem
Don Cameron
Fairchild
Lamar
Blackburn
Beck
Edmund
Ors
Astraddia
Dr. Yow
Legation
Liang
Misa Ethel Chase Sprague
Melton
Worth
Paris
Tiedfern
London
Tomas J. Topp
Detroit
Mich
Thompson
Campau
Bancroft and capital riders in a spring portrait
A vivid portrait of Bancroft in a blue velvet riding jacket, pale beard, and spring setting, paired with Washington lawmakers and dignitaries famed for horse riding. The piece mixes personal homage with anecdotes about Senators and diplomats, noting horses, farms, and racing lore across Washington.
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Young Walington
Bancroft
Kentucky
Eugene Sue
Congressman Scott
Pennsylvania
Cape Charles
Death of Hon Thomas White Canadian minister of interior
Special correspondence from Ottawa May 7 reports the sudden death of Hon Thomas White, minister of the interior and former superintendent general of Indian affairs. Born in Montreal August 7, 1830, he built a career in journalism and politics, serving Cardwell, then as minister in 1885, shaping Canadian public life until his death.
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Ias
Ottawa
Thomas White
Dominion of Canada
Westmeath
Ireland
Canada
Montreal
Sidney Smith
Cobourg
Peterboro
Hamilton
Richard
The
Spectator
Gazette
Montreal Board of Trade
Dominion Board
Netonal Board of Trade
United States
Cardwell
Privy Council
Interior
Indian Affairs
Yenowine the Founder of Yenowine's News
George H Yenowine founder and proprietor of Yenowine's News of Milwaukee is highlighted as a young but accomplished journalist in the west. Born in Kentucky, he began as a reporter in Louisville, rising early in the newspaper business and achieving notable success in the industry.
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Yenowine
Milwaukee
Signal, News, Sentinel
Winconsin
Yelowine’s News
American Press Association
L. Harvey
Yenowine's News
Broonbarow
Maya
George Hardin Yenowine
News of
West
Kentucky
Louisville
Nowe _ ua
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Canadian Southern
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Bessemen
Colby
Martin Bros
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George H. Yenowine
D. Henning
Wheatfield
Calhoun County
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I. S. Peters
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