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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1896

Page

7

Belmont Brothers Shape Separate World Roles

A New York feature profiles August Perry and Oliver Belmont, detailing their ventures in banking racing and politics. August dominates American turf with owner ship of top horses and leadership roles shaping racing policy. Perry wields political power in Tammany and New York Democrats, guiding finance and conventions. Oliver, the peacemaker, fuels social and marital alliances while backing racing interests.

New York Belmont Belmont Brothers August Belmont Perry Belmont Oliver Hf. P. Belmont Sho Samuel Howland August Perry Oliver Vaginty Relal Thi Air Stad Sist Bellmonts Ius Br Jon Alva Vanderbilt Morton

Remarkable duck with ice skating wings found in Philadelphia lake

A Philadelphia lake yields a white duck whose wings are jointed and can form a tent size four feet seven inches by one foot. The growth on its feet develops into slippery cartilage that acts as skates, letting the bird glide over snow and ice. The tale also remarks on social scandals among married couples in Newport and New York, warning against lax morals.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat Tere Philadelphia

Pigeons Tracked and Killed Like Buffalo by Hunters

A correspondent recalls hunters roosting pigeons years ago then killing them with poles and feeding wagon loads to hogs before fledglings could fly, destroying the birds as effectively as the buffalo.

Never Wore a Necktie Judge Martin of Atchison

A Globe report praises Judge Martin of Atchison as a necktie skeptic who wore one only on his wedding day, presenting him as a successor to the sockless Serrates in a light profile.

Jerry Simpson Judge Martin of Atchison The Globe

The Devil Holds Boy as Father Drinks Moderately

A brief note quotes Ramy Hora stating that the devil has hold of the boy whose father is a moderate drinker, reflecting a moral or superstitious sentiment commonly found in local lore.

Shore Acres and the Call for Realistic Drama

James A. Herne argues for native, nature grounded melodrama over foreign works. He praises Shore Acres and Mighty Dollar as models, detailing Maine coast settings and the need for authentic farm life props, dialects, and acting to convey moral lessons and crowd appeal.

James A. Herne Mbition Shenandoah Shore Acres Fifth-avenue Theater New York Manwood Werne Maine James A. Hern

Chicago boy shocks crowd in fancy skating contest

Francis Horrigan, a 16 year old from Chicago, entered the Tattersall’s championship and impressed 2000 spectators. Though he did not win, he led the field early and earned a bronze medal with 131 points behind John Sandblom of Norway and Woods of Chicago as the top scorers.

Aster Francis Horrigan Fama Tattersall's Chicago Douglas Frank Horrigan Higan Joe Hogan Clarke California Avenue Jana Illinois John Sandblom Norway Woods

Base Ball Notes and Crusade News

Evangelist BUL Sunday and Chapman announce a three week crusade against sin in Brooklyn. Richard Struck, head of the Louisville Base Ball Club, dies in Louisville from typhoid fever. Struck was a wealthy contractor and keen baseball enthusiast. Jen Whistler and John Healy are selling groceries in St. Louis. Whistler will not manage or play in the Southern League next season, but may join a Western League or Western Association club. The parents of Tom McCreery of Pittsburgh oppose his 1896 Louisville signing, casting doubt on his future in baseball.

Richard Niel Struck Louisville Mr. Struck Jen Whistler John” Healy St. Louis Whistler Tom McCreery Pittsburg

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Belmonts Teal Navarro Dorian Hastings Keenan Racing Commission Jockey Clu Steapies Chase Association Morris Park Association Mr. Belmont Povey Belmont Democratic Party Parry Hill New York State Whitney Mike Barkis New York County Cleveland Theodore W. Myers Comptroller Belmonta Comptroller’s Office Tammany Teatora Myers Richard Croker United States Perry Meitions U.P. Belmont's Newport New York Commercial Advertiser Jas Vos Mmaker Atare Coli Ty Shakespeare Richard Brinstey Sheridan Richard Lalor Sheil Bulwer Lytton Far Harbor Avar Aetia Evangelist Bul Chapman Brooklyn
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