Tenny the Winner in a Thrilling Brooklyn Handicap Finish
At Gravesend on May 15 the Brooklyn Jockey Club opened the race season with a star-filled program led by the Brooklyn Handicap where Tenny edged Tea Tray by a short head amid a 30 000-strong crowd. Prince Royal and Kingston competed in the major events as bettors swarmed the rings and jockeys battled a drying track for the richest handicap ever run.
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Prince Royal
Brooklyn
Kingston
Tenny
Burlington
Tea Tray
Senorita
Faith
Castaway
Wight
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Sycarolis
Haath
Temimes
Willer
Riley
Taylor
Judge Morrow
G. Covington
Demath
McLanchlin
Lynee
Garrison
Tes Tray
Pk Tito
Castaway IL
Tam
Otayward
Loantekn Ue
Bergen
Banquet
Geene
Eon
Lakely
Santiago
M. Forgen
Consin
Fitescral
Stright
Pliner
Rossel
Littlefield
Uncle Bob
Flynn
Saanterer
Martin
L (Stevenson
Carroll
A. Covington
Staight
Kings
C. Fi
T Traight
Nellie Bly
Weber
Tag
Wilaveli
Zeon
Paige Strugele
Riert
Soncenans Soence
Russell
King
Tenny Compacteed
Swaymck
Mr Morrow
Pikey Barnes
Betty the Great
Renee Beomes
Lepore
Barnes
Tommy
Janior
Champion
Western University Athletes Stage Successful Field Day
The Western University athletes held a well attended preliminary field day yesterday with winners in sprints, hurdles, jumps, throwing and distance events. Notable victors included W. C. Gill and J. P. Murray in sprints, John McGrew in multiple races, D. D. DuBarry and J. B. Price achieving top marks in hurdles and jumps, and E. E. Kehoe leading the one mile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western University
W. C. Gill
J. P. Murray
John McGrew
Joseph Griggs
Er D. Scott
W. P. McCaffrey
DuBarry
J. McGrew
Sapp
A. R. Hamilton
W. Parth
Cauvey Fis
D. DuBarry
J. B. Price
E. E. Kehoe
JcGrew
D. D. DuBarry
H. S. Calvert
McHugh in Training for Dixon Title Fight
Frank McHugh Cincinnati feather weight champion is training at Sabina Ohio for a fight with George Dixon. The purse is reported as six thousand dollars. McHugh is tightening to 113 pounds and believes he will knockout Dixon. Local telegram reports add a confident tone about the bout setup.
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Cincinnati
George Dixon
Wasnur Notos C
McHugh
Local Races At Lovisville Result In Mixed Outcomes
May 15 Lovisville reports race results with several finishes listed. Royal Garter won the first race ahead of Odrey. Bracelet took the pole in the two furlongs, Strathmaid second. Proctor Knorst won the one mile, Marion C placed second, and Bob Zz led the four and a half furlongs with Nina Archer second. Time 1:39.
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Kingston
Charlie Pott
Kingsbridge
Hamilton
Bridge
Charlie Post
Longstreet
Leighton
Shadous
Kittie T
Eton
Mudstone
Tengahe
Me Hiin
Coxswain
St Hubert
Detroit
McCormick
Gsric
Equator
Lieben
Guits
Stiper
Ng c
Annie Queen
Guipal Hellgate
Lovisville
Royal Garter
Guv Wheeler
Odrey
Tve Furlonge
Strathmaid
Proctor Knorst
Marion C
Bob Zz
Nina Archer
Rain Stops Belmont Park Trotting Races
The trotting races at Belmont Park were postponed today due to rain and will resume tomorrow morning. Fat men and women will find consolation in Celia Logan's letter on surplus adipose in The Dispatch tomorrow.
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Paitape Louta
Belmont Park
Celia Logan
Dispatch
Transfers Not Recorded Prompting Public Concern
The article cites widespread missing real estate transfer records in the County Commissioners' office causing tax and lien issues for property owners. It condemns clerical negligence while noting public figures and local business promotions. Rev. C. L Brane from Washington discusses church extension work and potential political support for Blaine. local sales advertise clothing items at Jos, Horse & Co.'s Penn Avenue Stores.
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County Commissioners’ Office
Aes
Petty
C. L Brane
Washington
Union Station
United Brothers
Brane
Blaine
Cleveland
Special Saturday Sale at Jos. Horse and Co
A Saturday sale advertises ladies gloves including kid and fabric styles from Jos. Horse & Co. with emphasis on accessories for women.
Wrights Hoodoos Open Season as Phillies Edge Pirates
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 4 in a rough opener. Harry Wright faces old rivalries as Jake Beckley boots two errors and Mark Baldwin shines on the mound with six hits allowed and four walks. Thornton, a Milwaukee import, stirs the visitors, while Delehanty and Gray spark the rally for Philadelphia.
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Jake Beckley
Jake
Jonahs
Harry Wricht
Pittsburg
Harry
Philadelphia Gang
Horizon
Thornton Antenias
Mr. Thornton
Milwaukee
Thornton
Fred Carroll
Fred
Mark Baldwin
Mark
Phillies
Quaker City
Baldwin
Reilly
Old Fashioned Slugfest Delights Chicago Ball Game
Chicago saw an old fashioned slugging contest with early action a home run by Ryan on the first pitch. Hutchinson replaced Gumbert after seven innings as Lovett settled in behind the mound and Duhlen and Terry contributed strong hitting.
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Chicaco
Ryan
Hutchinson
Gumbert
Lovett
Duhlen
Terry
Gore. ardaon t Connor, 3. ret base on balisfy Seward
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Gore and Connor with baseball actions and bases on balls. Other names include Seward and McEwan, Jol Jonneen, Hmaner whistler, and players like Cleveland. Timing and full context are unclear due to garbled text.
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T Gore
Ardaon T Connor
Balis
Seward
E Ruste
McEwan
Dole
Jol Jonneen
Hmaner Whistler
Cleveland
Caleer
Leer
MeKén
Julldas
Virtue
O'Rourke
Glassock
Paine
Boston Beats Cincinnati On Two Errors And Walks
A May 15 game sees Boston win after Cincinnati’s sole error and a base on balls decide the outcome. Highlights include Mullane pitching and Nichols tallying, with Holliday Marr and Latham among players contributing runs batted in. Stolen bases by Latham and Holliday noted. two hours, umpire Powers.
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Cincinnati
Boston
McPhee
Latham
Marr
Boiliday
Licess
Smith
Igton
Mullane
Nichols
Powers
League Standings Fragment
Fragmentary standings show teams and records with incomplete data for cities including Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York Pittsburg Cincinnati and others. The snippet hints at win loss percentages and totals but lacks a coherent final table or dates.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
L. F.C. Nee
F.C
Philadephia
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Young Americans toMeet Franks town team in Branpool
Branpool May 15 The Young Americans travel to face Franks town in a key matchup tomorrow. Shelby and Truce will form the battery for the home side after they beat Franks town last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branpool
Frankstown
Shelby
Truce
Frankstowns
County League Opens With East End and Climax
East End Gymnastic and Climax clubs meet at East End grounds for the first County League championship, start promptly at 4 o clock with umpire strict on six men. Bridgeville opens with Mansfield, McKeesport postponed. Tarentum to replace Acme on today’s schedule. Next meeting May 19 at Mr Pratt's store to admit Tarentum and amend by laws. East End lines up Barr Hemphill Thompson and Hightield in key positions.
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East End
Old Liberty Park
Wells
Bridgeville Felub
Mansfield
McKeesport
Acme
Tarentum
Actmi
Kennedy
Toreyson
Mctkeesport
County League
Elit
Hemphill
Thompson
Hightield
Local Baseball Notes and Amateur Club Reports
A chaotic summary notes various teams and players with scattered league mentions. References to Baldwin Rath Cincinnati Arons Stern ex-magnate, Acme and Western Association race leaders Papese owners, McKeesports game, and Washington Pa connections. Notes include amateur team Dennis Brady and Jack McLain figures amid inconsistent, fragmentary sports chatter.
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Baldwin
Boston
Washteens
Acme
McKeesports
Panis
Kansas Citys
Papese
Cincinnati Club
American Association
la Especie
Tes
Aaron Stern
Mem T
Ee Street Stars
Acer Adiress
Websaees
Denmons
L. B
Washington
Eves
Peatober
Wiliam & Base
Utler
Jack McLain
Tom Aperas
Daiies Percer
Brie
Rds
Base Sullivan
Char Charles Black
Charles
Fourth Avenue
Pricuex
Cnaxe
Cincinnati Association Club
Harry Vaughan
Thare
Jim
Armored plates and steak echo naval armor debate
A Chester Evening News item jokes that nickel armor on warships may be eclipsed by a boarding-house steak plate that resists impressions, urging the Navy Department to note the comparison as a humorous aside about defense technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Evening News
Navy Department
Australia to form Commonwealth with Governor General
Reports from San Francisco detail the Australian Federation Convention drafting a constitution to create the Commonwealth of Australia. It outlines a Senate and House of Representatives, a Governor General with at least £10,000 pay, a yearly Parliament session, a 30 000 person representation ratio, and a uniform tariff plan. The Governor General’s powers include assent to laws and reserving bills, with imperial disallowance possible within two years. Revenue goes to federal expenses before surplus divided by Parliament.
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San Francisco
Alameda
England
Commonwealth of Australia
Senate
House of Representatives
House of Resentatives
House of
Eee
Sepenvel
Commonwealth
Federal Executive Council
Supreme Court
Humor Letters by Nye Quinn and Field for The Dispatch
Bill Nye Dan Quinn and Howard Fielding each submit a humorous letter for The Dispatch tomorrow. The paper promises broad coverage and a light note in its final edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nye
Dan Quinn
Howard Fielding
Dispatch
Women Reporters in London A Critical View
A satirical critique of English women reporters in London describes them as scarce and often viewed with disdain. It portrays female reporters as underpaid, relegated to dress notes and tattle, yet capable of sharp observation and potential influence if American style journalism takes hold.
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London
England
SF Cantor
S League
Wom
Don
Cerberus
Guardian
Novelty in Sandwiches From London Luncheon Ideas
A London luncheon piece extols varied sandwiches as ideal breakfast fare. It details a two color bread recipe with a green watercress and egg yolk paste, mixed with bread crumbs and seasoning, to create a decorative brown and white bread creation garnished with lemon slices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
How the Loon Escapes From Hunters
A nature note explains the loon’s superb underwater escape abilities and quick dives to avoid guns. It describes how shooters trap the bird on narrow waters and the bird’s tactic of diving rather than fleeing by flight to survive.
How to Wash Lace in a Simple Home Method
A column describes a careful lace washing method using water, soap, and ammonia. It advises soaking lightly, not immersing the lace, and drying wrapped around a bottle in indirect light to avoid sun damage, claiming quality lace is worth the effort.
Comparative Temperature in Pittsburg May 15
United States Signal Service officer in Pittsburg lists the day’s weather data including temperatures and atmospheric conditions for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States Signal Service
River Telegrams Special Telegrams To The Dispatch
River gauges show varying levels with several towns reporting stationary or falling water. Conditions are generally clear and mild with no major weather disruptions noted.
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Brownsville
MorGantown
CincinNarr
Circus Prodigy Claims People Pay for Odd Sights
A celebrated circus man quips that thousands would pay to see a hitching post or a house side if the price is right, illustrating crowd fascination with even odd curiosities and spectacle.
The Art of Smiling and Eye Expression
A New York Times piece extols smiling with the eye while the mouth remains at rest. It warns against hollow lip movements and urges a calm, pleasant gaze with minimal facial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ivory Embroidery Work Emerges As Ivory Style
The latest embroidery craze called ivory work mirrors canvas work. The design stays pure white with colored outlines, as seen on a white gee silk fire screen showing drum lilies and palm shaped leaves. Fine stitches are required to achieve the ivory effect.
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A . En
Avery Agen
Moving On Saturday
Two neighbors in New York discuss a weekend misunderstanding when they hear noises and assume mischief. They humorously promise not to suspect each other of disrespecting the Sabbath as they identify sounds from carpet tacking and a baby’s play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Monnor
New York World
Cee
Fencing Ordinance Voiced by Brookville Burgess Council
In Brookville on May 15 the Burgess and Council passed a fencing ordinance by a 4 to 1 vote requiring all property owners to fence lands. Officials say the measure aims to prevent trespass damages and allow pasture access on public streets with limited liability for property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess and Council
Brookville
Railway officials inspect Walls terminals after noon
General Manager Pugh and officials including Frank Sheppard, Piteairn, Prevost, Ely, and Trump of the Pennsylvania road toured the Walls terminals yesterday afternoon. Mr. Pugh returned to Philadelphia last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugh
Frank Sheppard
Piteairn
Messrs
Prevost
Ely and Trump
Pennsylvania Road
Walls
Philadelphia
Latest Nickel-in-the-Slot Idea Promises New Machine
A new nickel-in-the-slot concept features a machine that guides users with button tones and column prompts. The device allegedly tells a person’s age and answers with a printed result after the sequence is completed.
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Gallant Little Swayback
Osric
Benedictine
Rayon Pgr
Belle
Maywood
Salvator
Burlin
Morris Park
E Loantaka
Bon
Louisville Runners
Blazers
Redford
Jos, Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos
Wright's. Hoodoos
Big Jake Beckley
Louisville
Harry Wright
Madame Blavatsky
Annie Besant
Walt Whitman
Jonah
Myers
Beckley
Strange
Clements
Brown
Allen
Mack
Miller
Shin- Me
Delehanty
Gry
Gray
Bierbauer
Seo
Simmary
Rams
Ily
Baie “Chantry
Fiatarg
Phindelphia
Baie Rowing
Lucky Anson
Fowll
Burns
O'Brien
Little Cleveland
Crevetamn
Dakin’ Torethe
Association Games
L. B.C. St. Louis
I. Athletics
Baltimore
Columbus
St. Louis
Baseball At Braddock
the County League
Baseball Notes
Federal Australia
United States
Victoria
Women Reporters
Air
R. McDonald
Duquesne, Pa
Duquesne
Sonberan
Allegheny Mer Steel Works
Wes
Wes Always Tired In the Morning. Decided To Treat With Drs. Copeland & Ipiai
Shirley Dare
Mammoth Dispatch
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Fleming & Son
Market Street
Liberty ST
Atlanta Constitution
Paragon
Wares Bicycles
Markot
The
Pennsylvania Watch Co
M and Penn
Penn Av
Copelant
C. Hooper
A. Forker
Arch Meadville, Pa
G. C. Belli
Ham Streets
Butler
Nothi
Cutt
Deppeland
Tama
J. Henry Rose
Eckhart’s Mines
Chronia
Ae Eere
Sixth Ave
Il A. U
Or. Mt. En
Mouil
S. W
Copeland
Pure Rye Whigskies
Quarts
Meir
Gibson
Danville
Wrise
Ee Watsons & Co
Fleming
E. Vercier & Co
Boutellean Fils
J. Cassnarans & Co
Coonan
Pure
California
Cass
Tom Rathborne
JOS. Fleming & Son
Col
Diamond
Fuemane 2
Columbias
Pope Mfg Coo
JAS. W. Grove, Ag't
Fifth Avenue
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