Axtell Sets World Record at Terre Haute Harvest Meet
Axtell the 3 year old stallion made a mile in 2 12 at Terre Haute amid a crowded Morris Park crowd. Williams driving Axtell received cheers as the horse beat the former record with a bold, steady finish. Officials recorded the exact times as observers watched closely.
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Axtell
Terre Haute
Belle Hamlin
Morris Park
California
Williams
Ana
J. H. Steiner
American Trotting Associa SE Agh
Serpetrnee Pons
Chicago
Kaeny
Epree Moran
Colonel Sonboy Buys Grenattrotter Axtell for 105000
Tever Harri of ixp reports Colonel Sonboy of Chicago completed the purchase of the grenattrotter Axtell at night for 105,000. Competing bids included Andy Walsh of Hartford and John Madden of Lexington offering Williams 101 with bail and a certified check for forfeiture, which he refused, and a forward Colonel a offer with.
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Tever Harri
Sonboy
Chicago
Andy Walsh
Hartford
John Éadden
Lexington
Williams
The Lucky Bookies Clear Wins at Mors Park Meeting
At Mors Park October 11 the final day of a six day meeting saw Punster Jr. win the five furlong two year old dash from a crowded field. Bessie K and Lisimony placed second and third as a flurry of favorites faltered. Other races listed include Gora L and Frejola Holiday among five furlongs for three year olds, with Punster Jr again taking the top spot and Bessie K second. Six furlongs produced Clay Stockton as winner with a field including Dan Elgin Linguist and Castaway I.
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Mors Park
Willy
Punster Jr
Grep
Len
Anail
James
Beasie K
Lisimony
al Eee Gora
Swit
Emotion
Frejola
Kath Ba
Aaa Eccooud
Frejols
Bhata
Duteh Roller
Datel Holier
Larchment Secee Norfolk
Igone
Listinon
Deasien
St. James
Bemle K Vénwood
Gianwad
Mandina
Xe Punster Jr
Ozartus
Punster Dr
Bessie K
Mutonts
ypey_ Queen
Clay Stockton
Fonney Note
Sehnover
Vivid
Galop
Mile
Dan Elgin
Linguist
Castaway
Bai Ot
Gur Grar
Fifth race results with a vivid Fenris tie
The report notes a close finish in the fifth race with a vivid Fenris tie outcome. Details on participants and exact positions are unclear in the readable text.
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Fenris
Elie We
Denes
Harry Wilkes and Belle Hamlin Contend in $5000 Trot at Fleetwood Park
In New York on October 11 the great trotting match between Harry Wilkes and Belle Hamlin drew the largest crowd in years. Belle Hamlin, daughter of Almont Jr., won in two heats with times around 2:10, defeating Harry Wilkes who pressed the mare closely through the race.
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New York
Fleetwood Park
Harry Wilkes
Belle Hamlin
Turner
Almont, Jr
Harry
Belle
Andrew
Latonia card yields clean sweep by Outsiders as favorites fall
The Latonia race day on October 11 featured six races with no favorite winning. Bets favored Outsiders across events. results saw Bettie Waddell win first, Pell Mell taking the second, Mollikins the third, Lucy I the fourth, and Tenacity the fifth, amid favorable track conditions and strong attendance.
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Ae Waddell
Mary H
Spite
I Silver Lake
Willy Pi
Catherine
Beteae Crie
Riper
Martha Pagel
Chantresa
Bettie Wadd
Pantalette
Liefierkranz
Wark
Avondale
Dolijking
Ey Oddett Gien
Argenta
Liederkrans
Lares
Ema
Om ‘Hood
Ee Saas
Twe
Sian
Liederkranz
Vondale
Mollikins
le Tenneits
Penn Azie
Cora Ficher
Pritchett Brizel
Cora
Lego
Lucy Petel
Leo Brigel
Hest
Cora Fisher
Tenacity
Lucy I
Camilla
Allman
Salute
Evaline
Joe Burn
Kenilworth
Sunny Brook
Pakir
Camifia
Pullman
Fakir
Tine
Eos
Lavonia
Cen
Pauline
Littroff
Tom Hood
Deronia
Bettina
Leontloei
Catalpa Cs
Business
Daniel B
Phil Tace
Mena
Kily W
Progress i Zulicks Dumma
Gracie M
Homaine
King Fortani
Hopeful
Ballyhoo
Power Bettion
Kate Malon
Brandol
Famine
Burch
Ban Unter
Sis O'Lee
W. G. Mor
Cameo
Eiley
Fairlawn sale in Lexixpton features high prices for 8 horses
A large crowd attended the Fairlawn sale in Lexixpton with total realized of 74465 dollars for eight animals. Top prices were achieved for several horses including Almont Cone by Almont J K Weed Shelburn Beau Ideal and many others listed with prices ranging from 1000 to 2000 dollars.
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Lexixpton, Kr
Fairlawn
Almont Cone
Almont
J. K. Weed
Shelburn
Beau Ideal
Abericea
Sii Gates Nashville
Leo Coextelle
Eeuy
Bayard
Jones
Bannockburn
Sil Averdeen
Collier
Memphis
Hapi
Cook
Canton
la Farm
Aberdeen
J E. Clay
Bengal
Nutwood
George White
Jockey Club Fall Meet Delivers Close Races and Big Payouts
Washington October 1 The National Jockey Club opened with strong attendance and brisk betting. Mede upset the field to win the top pool as pools paid 872.14 with Cornelia placing first and Mede second. Remaining races saw various horses compete in close finishes and times around standard distances.
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Washington
National Jockey Club
A. Mede
Eix Forlanes
Cornelia
Mede
Ralph
Hiack
Judge "Bama
la Leander
A. Seithin
Lids
Sng Hemet
Nede
Tom Kearn
Stanley Sharpe
Blanche
Tiwe
Beck
Reus
Wild Crates
Laatar Khan
Pe Persuader
Wild Cherry
J Stearns
Guardsman
Bob Fisher
Blue Ee Keystone
Royal Garter
Mineral Shed
Daireman
Seymour
America
Tom Kearns
Bob
Champagne stakes at Jerome Park crowd fills stands
Attendance at Jerome Park races was large as seven two year olds contested the Champagne Stakes with Jane Day favorite after Gramercy was scratched. Results included Carrie C winning the first race, Charlie Dreux and Bohemian stars in later legs, and a crowded card moving toward tomorrow’s program.
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Jerome Pane
Gramercy
Dwyer Bros
Jane Day
Annie
Eas Ak
Carrie C
Elmstone
Sam Morsethird
Ee Canamara
Sal- Falor
Hoselteird
Huntress
Vosburg
Charile Dreux
Sluggard
Kern
Charile
Aerateberg
Pee Mile
Philocop
Bridgelight Bo “Bohemian
Hi H Gion
Diablo
Hess
Newbury
Sir Hodge Bollair
Lancaster
J.J
A Jendale
Burnelde
Letretio
Reine
Jerome Par
Benedictine Benon
Winons
King of Norfolk
Volunteer
Strideawar
Eollan
Fear Ira
Burlington
Tis
Padleus
Ego "Greaaaian
Tower JA
Pave
Lon Clay
Vermont
Addie
Halirspring
Srds
Prodlounde
Te _Dramstick
Ute
Lody Ae Mi
Prince
Pittsburg Liked as Site for International Checker Congress
A Checker Congress movement gains support as Patrons of checker playing plan an international event in this country. Influential New York gentlemen back the idea and seek opinions of top players. A Pittsburg Club member says Pittaburg would be a convenient place to hold the congress or tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Pittab
Two Thoroughbreds Injured In Terre Haute Switch Crash
Early morning accident on the Vandalia Passenger eastbound from Terre Haute caused the locomotive and a horse car to derail at an open switch. The engineer suffered a slight injury while passengers were safe. Two horses, Jeremiah and Nettie de Tont, were badly hurt and Glen View Belle was injured.
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Indianapolis
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Sligh
Here
Lexington
Jeremiah
Nettie
de Tont
Glen View
Pittsburgs Defeat Wheeling in Close National League Tilt
Pittsburg players edged the Wheeling club in a tight game here as Morrison pitched well for Wheeling and Jones supported by Miller. Fogarty of Philadelphia receives gold watch for base stealing record amid talk of NL rule changes.
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Fogarty
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Philadelphia
President Day
Wheelingites
Stapleton
Morrison
Pittsburgs
Jones
Pittsburg Battery
Miller
Columbus Beats Athletics In Tee Time Series Opener
Columbus defeats the Athletics in a tight opener with strong fielding and batting from Reilly and Daily. Notable events include three-base hits by Croo and stolen bases, while pitching by Bauswine and Easton anchors the game as Ferraton presides.
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CoL?unus
Columbus
The
Athletics Today
Reilly
Sad Daily
Altendance
Rinaian i Aethietica
Ohnson
Blelly
Columnu
Sybaton
Bauswine
Easton
Sanya L
Ferraton
Races Highlight Busy Greensburg Fair Day
A large crowd attended Greensburg fair races with Dandy owned by H Herkmeyer of Pittsburg winning the free for all trot and Irish word owned by Joe Tipton finishing second. McMillen of Palestine won the 2 pace with On Handy Andy in second as the fair closed. organizers called it the county’s most successful event to date.
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Greensburg
Dandy
H. Herkmeyer
Pittsburg
Joe Tipton
McMillen
Palestine
Handy Andy
Onone
Toronto race plan aims to lure top sprinters to compete
Boating patrons of the city support Osrosman O'Conner and offer rewards to attract Searle Teemer and other fast men to Toronto to race. The proposal is not finalized but appears destined to proceed.
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Toronto
Osrosman O'Conner
Searle
Teemer
Prize Awarded for Best Stolen Bases Percentage
In Washington last spring a watch company offered a $250 gold watch to the National Baseball League player with the best stolen bases percentage. Mr. Young, President of the Philadelphia lab, reports Fogarty of Philadelphia has won the prize.
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Wasshinoton
National Baseball League
Mr. Young
Philadelphia Lab
Fogarty
Philadelph
English Racing. Zetland's Noble Chief Wins at Newmarket
At Newmarket today the Twelfth Stakes featured Rothschild's Lord Zetland's Noble Chief winning second place to Lord Penrhyn. The race showcased a tight finish with prominent owners and riders in attendance.
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Lennon
Newmarket
le Rothschild
Eg Lord
Zetland
Uathnered
Lord Penrhyn
Ais
Club’s confident projection for Pittsburgs Braddle and Easport season
The club believes it can give the Pittsburgs two good trims and aims to beat Easport to secure second place. Braddle backs the plan and expects to defeat Easport, while the regular lineup will feature key players and money on the outcome.
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Pittsburgs
Braddle
Easport
Aeane
Ite
Games To Day in American Association
Brooklyn at Columbus Baltimore at Philadelphia St Louis at Cincinnati Kansas City at Louisville schedule for today with four matchups in the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Brooklyns
Columbus
Baltimore
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kansas Citys
Louisville
Victim of a plot Eva Hamilton accuses lawyer
Mrs Eva Hamilton says her divorce case is a cruel plot orchestrated to ruin her. She accuses her lawyer of bias toward Mr Hamilton and says her money and access to her child were blocked. She names Beatrice as her child and asks for justice and legal help.
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Mr. Hamilton
Beatrice
Thad
Silver in Treasury Threatens Certificate Issuance
Washington October 11 reports say silver in the treasury, not yet issued as certificates, has fallen to about 5 million dollars. With small denomination certificates issued at 7 to 8 million monthly, the supply may not last the month absent increased silver purchases. Cabinet discussions with the President focus on the law requiring 2 to 4 million monthly purchases, Windom's stance against raising buys, and the sufficiency of gold if needed.
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Washindton
Windom
Teemer Willing to Row O’Conner in Toronto Match
Teemer expresses readiness to compete and hopes Toronto backers provide a purse ample to draw Searle Gandaur and himself into a race against O’Conner in Toronto. He plans to be on hand when the time comes.
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Mceeesport
Teemer
Toronto
Searle
Gandaur
O'Conner
The League Plans For Harmony In Baseball Rules
New York reports the League ready to concede reasonable changes. President Day says players may fault rules and changes could benefit all. He criticizes classification and sheltering evils. Rows and White cases cited. President Ward of the Brotherhood arrived with no comment.
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New York
Day
Brotherhood
League
Ward
The
Not Sentenced Letter From Seoul Warns Of Koreas Religion Issue
Mrs. Hattie G Heron wife of Dr Heron of Tennessee writes from Seoul Sept 3 to deny Korea King ordered death for teaching Christianity. She praises the King and Queen for kindness while warning against ignorant tower classes. says 30 000 Koreans treated by Dr Heron and mission continues for religious freedom and treaty revision.
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Boston
the Traveller
Seoul
Korea
Hattie G. Heron
Heron
Tennessee
Dr. Heron
Keefe Talks Brotherhood Demands in Baseball Dispute
Secretary Keefe of the Baseball Players' Brotherhood states there is no reason the League should repeat past violations. He calls for abolition of player classification and elimination of sale of players, denies seeking a share of purchase money, and says a meeting will precede the League session to decide their next move.
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Boston
Keefe
Baseball Players’ Brotherhood
Brotherhood
League Ein
League
Publicc
Maryland Colonels Clash in Street Brawl
A fifty fifteen contest broke out between Col R Victor Baughman, state controller, and Col Sam Cox Jr cashier of customs, at Baltimore on October 11. The duel ended in a draw after five minutes of heavy blows.
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R. Victor Baughman
Sam Cox, Jr
Colonel Baughman
Cox
Charles County
Mary
State Central Committee
Gorman
Baughman
Pre
Hurley Bank Robbery Suspect Targeted Tomorrow
Ishpeming Mich October 11 sensational developments are expected tomorrow in the Hurley Wisconsin bank robbery case. Charles Lecker a known Ironwood Hurley sportsman is to be arrested on a charge of being accessory to the robbery. Local detectives say the case is being pushed with further sensational advances anticipated.
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Ishpeming, Mich
Hurley
Wis
Charles Lecker
Ironwood and Hurley
Supreme Court opens term with vast docket and ceremonies
The October term will begin Monday with formalities and a presidential salute. A 1525 case docket awaits, though only about 400 can be disposed of this term. Virginia coupon cases and Cross & White v North Carolina lead the early slate as Justices Blatchford and Gray near arrival.
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Washiner
United States Supreme Court
Virginia
Cross & White
North Carolina
Blatchard
Gray
Washington
Signing New Men For Baltimore Club
Special telegram from Baltimore reports Secretary Hess of the Baltimore Baseball Club traveling to Philadelphia to secure Wood from the Phillies, Bastian from a recent club, and MocGarr former Athletics player. They aim to fill in for Tucker Ray and Sommer who are injured or ill, hoping to strengthen the Orioles for the remainder of the season against the Athletics.
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Baltimore
Hess
Baltimore Baseball Club
Philsdelphia
Wood
Philadelphia
Bastian
MocGarr
Athletics
Orioles
Tucker
Ray
Sommer
Mer
Baltimores
Stanton in Sun American WE RANK WittH KINGS
Stanton headlines in Sun American context with WittH Kings ranking noted. Ambiguous fragment offers limited readable facts about names and entities.
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Stanton
Sun American
Manager Mutrie Plans World Series Tilt With Bridegrooms
The World’s Championship report states manager Mutrie trusts Brooklyn to win the American Association pennant and has begun arranging a postseason series with the Bridegrooms for the season. The plan calls for the series to begin on Polo Ground with the first game scheduled for the Polo Ground.
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Mutrie
Brooklyn
American Association
McKeesport to close league play with Braddock Bluse
McKeesport in MoKersroat Pa reports its final league game against Braddock Bluse will take place tomorrow as the season nears completion. Local squad aims to finish strong after a tough schedule and seeks a win at home.
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McKeesport
MoKersroat
Braddock Bluse
Death of Rich Heir Robert H. Payne Rumored From Bankruptcy
A telegram from South Bergen New Jersey reports the death by own action of Robert H. Payne of Ford and Payne in St. Louis. Friends cite financial difficulties as a possible cause while noting Payne was an heir to a large estate valued from five hundred thousand to six hundred thousand dollars.
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Diepatci
St. Louis
South Bergen
N. J
Robert H. Payne
Ford & Payne
Bt. Citron
Bencnone
Visit to America Sparks Mixed Reactions
A fragmented report from the Atlantic region describes a tour by a group visiting the United States. Observers note both enthusiasm and concern about the cultural and economic changes encountered during the journey.
Style in Jewelry Thrives in Pittsburgh and Beyond
The article surveys Pittsburgh jewelers and fashion trends set by royalty and New York tastes. It details engagement rings, marquise gems, gipsy rings, bracelets, and brooches, noting the rise of diamond and ruby settings, plus men adopting bracelets and watch chains with royal influence.
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Thorne Branch
Prince of Wales
New York
Pittsburg
Pittsbangers
Inland
Diogenes
Jewelry trends shift from crude rings to exquisite pieces
The notice notes a trend among imports where crude rings have given way to more refined pieces. It says jewelry value has risen and beauty has increased, with ladies favoring smaller rings while men’s rings become more lavish.
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Thorne
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