Langtry Re-admitted to Jockey Club at Newmarket Race
Mrs. Jersey Lily Langtry returned to the Jockey Club enclosure with Prince of Wales influence as the Cesarewitch winner Merman claimed top honors at Newmarket. Notables including the Prince of Wales and Dukes attended a large fashionable crowd. Langtry’s win prompted cheers as she led the victor back amid celebratory shouts and a marked birthday coincidence. Her winnings are estimated between 100000 and 200000 dollars.
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Jockey Club
London
Jersey
Lily” Langtry
Merman
Newmarket
Dobel
J. L. Dugdale
Carlton Grange
August Belmont
Keenan
J. R. Keene
Count de Berteux
Prince Soltykoff
South Australia
Prince of Weles
Duke of Cambridge
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Prince of Wales
Mrs. Langtry
Steble Boys
Welkin
The Servian Brigands In League With Murderers
Vienna dispatch reports at the Tschaischak trial of 209 brigands and receivers of stolen property that Deputy Tarsitch influenced killings and plotted to kill King Alexander. The brigand leader Erkitsch testified of Backovitch’s murder, then recanted, alleging a bribe from Deputy Taisiteh.
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London
Vienna
Daily Mail
Tschaischak
Servie
Fhadhais
Tarsitch
Assembly
Brklsch
Backovitch
Afontenegro
Nicholas
Erkitsch
City Officials Arrested in Hammond Case
Sheriff Hayes led a Hammond raid listing Marcus Towle broker Henry Crawford and others as arrested on embezzlement record alteration and related charges. The event followed last week's grand jury true bills and included the arrest of six for escape attempts. Archbishop Beans banquet guests included Cardinal Bons, Attorney General Aichenne, and Postmaster Garr among others.
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Hammond
Ind
Chicago
Sherif Hayes
The
County
Indiana
Marcus 30
Towle
Hammond National Bank
Henry Crawford
Frederick F. Friediey
George Randolph
Henry Burge
Ctable
Keare
Wastunston
J. J. Beans
United States
Rome
Shoreham Hotel
Do You Feel Run Down An Old Time Ad Jumble
An OCR fragment shows a faded advertisement mentioning Do You Feel Run Down with references to Ele and a firm named ATEINER BROS at 163 North Market St and J.J REMScW 2G 165 North Market St. The text appears as a garbled local newspaper ad.
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Ateiner Bros
North Market St. J.J
North Market St
Luetgert trial turmoil and defense appeal
In Chicago Luetgert shows strain as his defense attorney Phalen argues against the state’s circumstantial case, claiming flawed witness accounts. Luetgert sheds tears at ad journment and is described as breaking down under the trial’s weight while his sons watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Luetgert
Phalen
Lfe
Q Luetgert
Tuthill
Henry George opposes limiting liberty in New York mayor race
Henry George the Jeffersonian Democrat issued a letter on the coalition with Citizens' Union, claiming the committee's unanimous judgment supports him while withdrawing from United Democracy. He opposes excise laws, advocates broad individual liberty, and says his local bid hinges on national issues. Dayton will seek comptroller nomination on his ticket. Tracy and Low address supporters as race sharpens.
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New York
Henry George
Thomas Jefferson Democraicy
Citizens’ Union
United Democracy
Greater New York
VanWrek
Tracy
Low
Charles W. Dayton
George Committee
Charles S. Fairchild
Dayton
Benjamin F. Tracy
Lower East Side
Windsor Theater
Bowery
John Murray Mitchell
General Tracy
Consolidated City
Modern School of
College Sors
Greater
Cnion
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Republican Party
Taion
Seth Low
Mien
Repmilican
Ent
Air
Vening Telesram
van Wyck
Tamma
General Fracy
Tor
Yelegram
Sens
Ion
Brief Bits From The Fair And Town News
The column notes the fair clucking, crab apple jelly being prepared, and a forgetful absent-minded man. It mentions a new Divorce March by Souss for Chicago and election night excitement. Mr. Wm Nutz reports eleven bass from East Patrick street, while squirrels nibble farmers’ nuts amid scarcity. Auctioneer Harvey B Losso sells fur niture at East Patrick street rink. Hedge around Mount Pleasant’s Fairylew Church improves its look. Suburban annexation could raise York City population to about 0 000. Poe’s Raven collage planned for Fordham park per New York park board. Diphtheria spreads in Harover McSherrystown with efforts to halt it. no cages in York. A cyclist quip ends the snippet with a pun about riding and energy.
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Souss
Gale
Chicago
Old Town
Wm. Nutz
East Patrick Street
Harvey B Losso
East Patrick Streat
Fairylew
Mount Pleasant
York City
New York Park Commissioners
Fordham
Edgar Allen Poe
Harover
McSherrystown
York
Anid
Renowned Maryland Figures Nominated for Statuary Hall
The article notes Frederick County residents John Hancon and Thomas Johnson as candidates for Washington’s Statuary Hall. It recounts Johnson’s roles as Maryland’s first post Independence governor, Continental Congress member, and later federal judge, and describes his and Hancon’s early life, public service, and revolutionary actions.
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Frederick C
Ata'uze
Washington
John Hancon
Thomas Johnson
John Beccem
Ghalss County
Kent Cougix
Maryland
Annapolis
Freeman's Convention
Committee of Safety
Hanson
Continental Corgress
Taomas Johnson
Bar St Anpavelis
Heslao
Continental Congress
Johan Adams
Johnson
Frederick
Brilliant wedding at Grace Reformed Church Taneytown
A wedding took place at Grace Reformed Church in Taneytown at 2:30 PM. Miss C Grace Kozenamith and Mr John Sareeye were the bride and groom with pastor H Bateman officiating and Rodenmayer presiding at the organ. Ushers included D C Fouk W G Davis E Buckingham G W Caliss. After a reception at the bride’s home, guests gathered for celebrations. The couple planned a honeymoon in Baltimore and Washington before settling in Westminster.
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Grace Reformed Church
Taneytown
C. Grace Kcxenamith
James Shidi
John C. Sareeye
Westminster
Hey. H. Bateman
Beyasi Brown
Rodenmayer
Bellimore
D. c. Fouk
Ww. G. Davis
E. Buckingham
G. W. Caliss
Britmore
Miss Laeringer
Alice
Mies
Hey
Baltimore
Washington
Southern educator Dr Spence to speak at City Opera House
The City Opera House will host a gathering next Sunday featuring Dr J Spence of Tennessee who will deliver the address. Spence, former head of Grant University and Chancellor of the American Temperance University, is recognized as a leading Southern educator and organizer. The New York World notes Charles Broadway Rouss sent a hundred dollar check to Mayor Strong for fever sufferers in the South.
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New York
Western Ciies
Mage Bry
Organized Tabor
City Opera
J. &. Spence
Tennesage
Grant University
South
American Temperance University
Spence
Azee Freah Lanela
Tiwars
Peyer
New York World
Charles Broadway Rouss Sect
Mayor Strong
Cuban Junta Invites New York For Miss Cisneros Reception
The Cuban Junta calls New York and nearby residents to Delmonico's on Fifth Avenue for a reception to honor the rescued Senorita Costa y Cisneros. Miss Cisneros, stopping at the Waldorf, is said to have escaped Havana imprisonment with help from allies aboard the Seneca. Detectives guarded the voyage and a staged passport under the name Juan Sola aided the escape.
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New York
Senorita Costa Y Cisneros
Cuba
Delmonico’s
Fifth Avenue
Republic
Aliss Cisnero
Waldorf
Lawfrs
J. Elfen Foster
Washington
National Woman's Republican Association
Bliss Cisneros
Miss Cienera
Co28
Seneca
Favani
Cisneres
Cewan
Juan Sola
Morro Castle
Prohibition Leader William Daniel Dies in Baltimore
Walter Griffin and Jack Cremins clashed in a rough match at the Tu La re Athletic Club in Baltimore. Griffin led after a punishing exchange, Cremins was knocked down, and Griffin won before Cremins collapsed and died. Griffin was arrested following the incident. William Daniel, longtime Prohibition party leader and 1884 vice presidential candidate, died suddenly at his Mount Washington home aged 71.
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Kittel
Tere
Walter Griffin
Jack Cremmings
Gafin
Cummings
Grin
Baltimore
William Daniel
Prohibition Party of the
United States
Mount Washington
Mrs Atkinson’s Ordeal Ends with Jury Disagreement
Glenville West Virginia October 4 The jury in the case of Mrs. Atkinson wife of the governor against charges of forging her former husband’s name disagreed seven for acquittal five for conviction. She testified ten hours denying all allegations saying receipts were dictated by Judge Camden and denying any personal interest in Owens Tand. The cross examination was rigid and she remained modest and unassumed.
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Carden
Camden
Owens Tand
Owens
Tme
Robert G. Linn
Bears Halt Market Declines as Prices Recover in New York
The New York stock market rebounded after bears drove declines in the morning, with renewed selling giving way to a steady late-day hardening that lifted prices above the previous night’s close. Closing bids included Lehigh Valley 335, Reading 304, St Paul 534, and other issues, while commodity markets showed steady flour, lard, and beef prices amid varied demand and supply signals.
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Bears
New York
Ietter
Surar Hte
Lehigh Valley
S.J. Central
Chesa
Ohio
Del
Hu DB. L. & We
Penney
Reading
St Paul
Western
York
Pennwestern
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Porter D. BU. Corp
Howes
National Building Association OF
Baltimore City
Senest
J. Enase, Jr
D. Mason J
Wesley Guest
Senest J. Enabe, Jr
Wm. Enabe & Co
Clinton P. Paine
Paine & McLaran
Thomas W. Hall
Wilbur F P. Sackson
Continental Nail Bank
Edward Raine
James D. Mason
James D. Meser Co
A. Werislow Willis
DP. Harvey
M. McD
Prichard
Sakee Johnson
Agen
Frederick, MD
Ver
Cox Coodel Eye
FE Te Levey
Ingly Elly
Warren St
City Opera House
Aiden Benedict
Ereeteneg
Aigzen
Benedict
Fabio Romani
Exceljones
Grace Hurter
Cisy Opera House
Elock
Sousa
Maude ReBsh Davirg
Ismie Goyla
Arthus Peyor
Ernest Helfensteir
Tinsurancgohe
West Patrick Street
Eepaucawhy Baker Iohnsson
Igahey-Et-Law
Frederik, MD
Lly Langtrys
Alion
Aior Lowesis
Bay
Orleans
New Orleans
Board of Health
Shigmar
Trenton
J. Watts Kearner
Kearner
X. J
Court of Chancery
J. W. Kearney
Grunkenness
Ig Aid
Hkabi
Fiys
Oct
Talot J. Albert
Brunswick
Germany
William A. Prickett
New Jersey
Hhelms
France
John S. Betheil
Richmond
Jesse W. Bffiett
Newport Way
Wiliam B. Sheppard
Apalachicola
Fla
Omaha
Denver
Chicagre
Chifar
International Court of Arbitration
Bruenezuca
BI. Maertens
Fussien Juris
Paris
Robertson
S. C
United Aid
Ely Restercay
South Carolina
Butler
Leworth
Mian, Tenn
Whitecaps
Dot Price
Thace
Siers
Auburn
Charles Burgess
Henry F. Whitlock
North Victory
Henry George and
the Excise
Himeelf
Ren
HG. A
Cisneros
Havana
Weyler
Davaun E Bankekee
W. J. Calhoun
Danville
Senorita Cisneros
Miss Cisneros
Evangeline Cosico Cisneros
Tavendai
Marquis
Boston
Get
Marquis Luigi Car 3
Cana
I Equity
Suffsik Supreme Court
John M. Tor
Spore
Usr
Wwchimgwen
Lattimer
Tockatellow
Wenesbarrs
Palass
Geoposit Ab Iiss
Yesterdar
Capitol Commission
Harrisburg
Chanter
John Armstrong Cheukr
Amelia Rives
John Jacob Astor
Bloomingdale Asylum
Aler
Bloomingdale
Bridgeton
Xii
Antonio Lewis
Charles Jorio
Vineland
Xasantey
eeKey City
Gerhur
Liberty
Mugle
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