Horse Show Judges Draw Loud Hisses in Chicago Society
In Chicago society circles, horse show judges faced loud hissing from onlookers. The event drew attention to judging standards and spectator reactions.
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Newspaper
Moline Review Dispatch
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
10
In Chicago society circles, horse show judges faced loud hissing from onlookers. The event drew attention to judging standards and spectator reactions.
The Chicago horse show drew a vast crowd as James H Moore won three prizes in one night provoking a loud hissed protest from about 7000 spectators. The episode highlighted tensions between Moore and rival stables Tichenor & Co as cheers and hisses met each result.
In Memphis on October 28 Dan Patch 1 56% halves a world half mile record and then sets a wagon mile mark of 1 57% at the Memphis Trotting Association meet. Major Delmar also lowers his two minute mile record to 1 59% as Myron McHenry guides the pacer to within sight of the half mile pole.
Judge Henry A. Shute argues in Good Housekeeping that the ordinary boy is misunderstood and good-hearted, though his ways differ from adults. He urges patience, leadership over driving, and recalls youths once breaking windows and playing pirate, urging fairness to boys.
A mis understanding of orders caused a wreck on the Southern Pacific near Palisade injuring several and killing three Japanese section men. The eastbound Chicago Limited collided with a work train in the incident reported from Winnemucca and Palisade.
Rome reports confusion over a Vatican cardinal appointment in the United States. The piece notes Canadians and South Americans are often called American abroad and outlines Brazil Mexico Argentina and France as candidates for red hats, with U. S. prospects seen as slim. The pope may still surprise with a decision, but a U S consistory is unlikely soon.
Oct 19 probate report summaries show final administrator and executrix settlements for Maria L Dyer Mary Cavanaugh Hannah Amberg and Henry Woltmann with hearings set for Nov 14 1903. Notices by publication ordered and cemetery association class payments approved. inventories proofs and settlements filed and approved. estate closings noted for several estates in this period.
The Warner crossing over six Rock Island tracks was laid on Tuesday and opened to Watertown on Wednesday without transfer. Wiring was completed Tuesday afternoon. The surface crossings serve temporarily until a viaduct is built and are expected to remain in use for some time.
A new two cent postal stamp design approved by Postmaster General Payne will replace the faltering Fla stamp. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing will print about 4,000,900,000 stamps in the next year. The Washington portrait returns in the Stewarts style with a shield background and a four star blue field.
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