The Track Flyers Remarkable Heat Contests
Rousing sprint and trotting notes show Nancy Hanks posting fast heats at Independence and record pacing trends this season. Key matchups include Nancy Hanks versus Allerton and Margaret, Red Claw and Goldsmith Maid heats, and Roy Wilkes leading pacing with top averages.
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Nancy Hanks
Independence
Palo Alto
Jack Not Chiongs
Allerton
Margaret
Spa
Cis
Averse
Suk
Twlo Alto We Jock
Chicago
Averess
Mhalle
Clonee & and Ai
Witherspoon
Lew Mund
Trinter
Coteago
Tinrry Wilkes
Clemmie G
Pirie
Cheveland
Ieee
Ores Wilken Ters
Gry Wilkes
Antevil
Charles Ile
Endyonion
San Francisca
SIMG
Shy
Wilkes
Roma Belle FF
Hartford
Conn
Haytford
Ooms
Mey
Sh Fey
Fullerton
Reding
Levin
Swaeker
Buffalo
Goldsmith Maid
Stouegier
Heetine
Amy
Overrnes
Smaggier
Stutgighor
Teoli Smith Maid
Cleveland
Averale
Goldsmith
Jack
Detroit
Mich
Sanoy Tanks
Miles
Mauds
Rene Niles
Beimeane Park
Augustus
Avorrte
Sitiuaton
Roy Wilkes
Soaser
Brirec
Hal Pointer
Col
Leretawe
Sultan di
Rochester
Witene
Ana Ane
Tree Heare
Tus Wilkes
Winname Three Hots
Independence, Inc
Terre Monte
Inc
Inet
Little Brown
Wilion
Solme
Hhutinte
Kichball
Flora Belle
Gem
Lucy
Funter
Pictsture
Diety
AL Buttafi
Yuoagaine
Martford
Rey
Loa Moe
Grewn
Sky
Ae Hon
Jowett Wort
Secom Nod
Hoy Wilkes
Pointer
Sunol
Moubars
Mary Marstell
Thoroughbred racing card at Sheepshead Bay listed
New York sept 6 features tomorrows at Sheepshead Bay with events including Futurity course races and the Macing stakes. Entries mention Gallete Krogwar Lew Wels Pylleper and Potentate among many thoroughbreds, with judges and attendants noted.
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New York
Bheenshead Tay
Wowtemek
Syeerolla
Gallete
Krogwar
Aetur
Lew Wels
Pylleper
Mall of Athol
Seeotel Rete
Hellerue
Feotech
Apolle
Cereteris
Strathmoath Stakes and Turf Race Entries Across Ballston Track
Race card listing horses and riders with odds and entries for multiple events. Names include Thorn Willie, Sir Jotm, Dagan, and Castaway II among others. Details show distances, purses, and locations like Ballston and Ter Pirin.
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Rewe
Ge Strathmoath
Virgie
Firenzi
Tulla Blockisern
Pirin
Thorn
Willie
Rover
Salvin
Bemweuce Ioeter
Sreepetaken
Loantaka
Sir Jotm
Riot
Abi
Oy Vineec
Setha
Dagan
Marty
Ballston
Jim Clare
Poisem
Castaway II
Ceach
Adelina
Sea and Sound Stake Entries From Sheepshead Bay
Entries listed for the Sea and Sound stake first part at Sheepshead Bay on Thursday. Notable names include Marmont Caliph Beuwivelio Shrelbark Lottery Coxswain Othmar Strathelfdyr Julio Pokens St Florian Mars Annan B Narefoot Fauvette Pearl Rivers Orsio Fatre Actor and others. Stakes pay two thirds to winners with starting fee of 10 dollars.
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Sea and Sound
Sheepshead Bay
Sea Sound
Witnhes
Futurity Conursee
Dart Tringle
Marmont
Caliph
Beuwivelio
All Piny
Shrelbark
Lottery
Coxswaiin
Othmar
Strathelfdyr
Julio Pokens
St. Florian
Mars
Annan B
Narefoot
Fauvette
Pearl Rivers
Orsio
Fatre
Actor
Trobe Nss
Marsiliate
Alonzo
Alirna Colt
Candelbera
Nordeaux
Kalula Colc
Wightman
Lee Heilcate
Yorkeie Belle
Fred Leo
Rentle
Meau Browanel
Vestibule
Buck Ewing Urged for Removal as Baseball Captain
A New York Sun writer urges the Buck Ewing to resign the captaincy of the team due to his injury. The proposal calls for selecting a field captain from among the players to lead the squad and revive interest for the pennant race.
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New York Sun
Buck Ewing
Mosaya
Ewing
Cincinnati
Pers Hexi
Avery
To-Day's League Schedule Highlights and Pitchers
The schedule lists Pittsburg at Phils Cleveland at Boston Chicago at Brooklin and Omnati at New York with morning and afternoon games. The Association slate shows Milwaukee at Phils Louisville at Baltimore St Louis at Boston Columbus at Washton with two games in each city.
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Pittsburg
Phils
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Brooklin
Omnati
New York
Milwaukee
Louieville
Baltimore
St. Louis
Columbus
Washton
Chicago Athletes Shine At Western Association Meet
About 2000 spectators gathered at Sportsman's Park for the Western Association of Athletes meet featuring teams from Missouri Bicycle and Athletic Club Olympic Amateur Athletic Club Shamrock Football and Athletic Club Missouri Gymnasium and Athletic Club Gaelic Athletic Club Wanderers Cricket and Athletic Club and Belleville Athletic Club. Gaelic Club captured six events while Missouri Bicycle and Athletic Club tied and Olympic Club of St. Louis won three. J E Ryan of Chicago won three events and broke the standing weight throw record with 7 feet 1 3/4 inches, Kennedy won the mile and three mile runs, and H A Wiencke of Missouri Club took three events.
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Sr. Laws
Sept
Sportsman's Park
Feld S
Western Association of Athletes
Missouri Bicycle and Athletic Club
Olympic Amateur Athletic Club
Shamrock Football and Athietic Club
Missouri Gymnasium and Athletic Club
St. Louis
Gaelic Athletic Club
Wanderers
Cricket and Athletic Club
Cuicago
Belleville Athletic Club Cour
Chicago
Olympic
H. A. Wiencke
Missouri Bicycle and Athletic Wind
J. E Ryan
Michel Kennedy
Gaellos
Ryan
Kennedy
Printer Patrick Morrisey Promises Hard Work Rally
In Mechrxsrout Pennsylvania on September special, Patrick Morrisey declares he will challenge any strong rolling mill worker in the country. He frames himself as a working man, not a professional printer, and expresses openness to competing against any hard labor mill man like himself.
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Patrick Morrisey
Can We Win Them Both Today in Local Baseball Action
Odds favor Anson's squad with Scheiver rated a better hitter than Kittridge. Pittsburg opens a 141 game home schedule as the season closes, while Chicago leads the league and may clinch the title on their East trip. Bowing to the Boston Athletics and other clubs, managers weigh calls for changes and reinstatements as Washington shakes up the Nationals.
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Anson
Scheiver
Kittridge
JonNx Wand
Lkely
Crane
The
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Thore
Kinc
Kelly
Bostoniana
Billy
Jonas B. Day
Saya Th
Giants
Dons Ewrsxa
New Yorks
Rusie
Long John
Chicagos
IM Hutchinson
Boston Athletic Association
New Jersey Athletics
Bergen Point
Elle
Excavation Unearths Human Remains and Artifacts at Camden Site
In McKeesport area on Sept 6 workers digging a trench uncovered a burial with intoned bones. Nearby lay a cache of arrow points and a flint hatchet. the relics were carried away by several laborers.
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McKeesront
Camden
Baker’s Maricaybo chocolate tops Exposition treats
A Bare Treat at Exposition praises Baker and his renowned Maricaybo chocolate. Pop corn also earns high praise, celebrating a confectionery showcase with strong local appeal.
FICTION IN FINANCE The Clumsiness of Gold
An analytical essay examines the rough edges of gold as a settling mechanism in international balances. It argues misalignments between monetary theory and real market behavior, highlighting frictions and policy implications.
A Method That Would Save Trouble
Matthew Marshall critiques financial schemes and bank actions aimed at influencing gold imports and currency. He notes Fourth National Bank’s lending of gold to importers, inflation attempts, and government accounting tricks, arguing sentiment governs markets and that certificates could replace physical gold transfers.
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Dispatch
New York
Matthew Marshall
Tomorrow’s Sun
Fourth National Bank
NO SAFE HARBOR FOR EMBEZZLERS IN AMERICA
Sidney Olds alias Samuel Owen, an English embezzler wanted by Newcastle on Tyne, was arrested in Detroit at the Normandie hotel. He allegedly stole £5,000 from Fisher Remyck & Co and may have fled England with up to £30,000 after a June embezzlement. Requisition papers prepared for his return to England.
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Dererorr
Sidney Olds
Samuel Owen
Myler and Tuttle
Olds
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Fesher & Remyck
England
Inspector Byrnes
New York City
West
Chicago
Normandie
Mae
Ceesion
New York
Fesher, Remyck & Co
Detroit
Mich
Inspector Stocker
Rich groom wins bride after cemetery twist
In Los Angeles a wedding planned for Billie Lee and Dick Vaughn was disrupted when a rival suitor, Dick Elliott, a grave digger at Evergreen Cemetery, was found. The sister informed Elliott the field was clear, Vaughn changed, and the couple wed at 3 PM after Ler Go.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Billie Lee
Billie Vaughn
Miss Lee
Dick Vaughn
Dick Elliott
Evergreen Cemetery
Elliott
Vaughn
Billie
Desperate cutting affray near Evansville ends in assault
John Carter and George Burrough fought after a dispute on the road between Evansville and Mount Vernon. Carter struck Burrough, cutting his neck with a large knife, then fled toward Kentucky but was captured near West Franklin. Burrough received medical care and was reported very weak from loss of blood.
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Evansville
Drp
Mount Vernon
John Carter
Istely
Posey County
Kentucky
George Barrough
Carter
Barrouch
Chissler
Barrough
Burrough
West Franklin
Hen Survives 70 Days Buried During Kentucky Cyclone
In Monroe county near Mount Herman a hen trapped by a June cyclone debris emerged after 70 days with an egg laid and a chick hatched. Residents found the bones of a chicken and speculate the hen ate it before rescue. Dr. Tanner faces another season of starving or relinquishing the title.
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Tompkinsville
Monroe County
Mount Herman
Sam McPherson
Boom in Stocks Triggers Western Continent Buying Rush
The Herald reports a speculative surge as Americans in London seek passage home amid rising stock markets and crop failures. Berth premiums reach 100, dollars with ships sold out to October. lines including Guion, Hamburg American, White Star, and Inman report full bookings.
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the Herald
London
America
Europe
Minnesota
Guion Line
Laster
Furst Bismarck
Alaska
White Star Line
Indies
New York
Inman Line
Engand
West
Montana
Mutual Admiration Shown In Austrian Visit To Archduke Albrecht
Viessa Sept 6 Emperor William and the King of Saxony in Austrian uniforms visited Archduke Albrecht with Archdukes Charles Lovis William and Rainer present. Generals and officers received portraits and decorations. Archduke Albrecht wore the Collar of the Black Eagle. A 160 cover luncheon followed as hearty toasts were offered to the German Emperor Empress army and allied rulers.
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Archduke Albrecht
William
Francisoseph
French Engineer Faces Murder Trial After Boulevard St. Germain Killing
Robert Barthelemy of Lakeland Louisiana was tried for the murder of his wife, killed on May 9 after discovering her alleged infidelity. The jury returned a verdict with no deliberation as the audience gave Barthelemy an ovation in Paris court. He, a young civil engineer, had moved to Louisiana to seek a position with a planter and claimed American citizenship. He had supplied his wife after sending her money home his letters described her alleged misdeeds leading him to confront her with a stranger, resulting in her death.
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Paris
Robert Barthelemy
Lakeland
Boulevard St. Germain
Barthelemy
Louisiana
France
Vatican to Publish Deluxe Latin Commentary on Dante Work
Rome reports a October edition de luxe of the Latin commentary on Dante's Divina Commedia. The volume includes Friar Giovanni Da Seragille's fifth century Latin verse and a 15th century Italian commentary by Beato Bartolomeo Ta Calle. Pope Leo funds the 20,000 francs, with 2,000 copies, and a copy to each prince library worldwide.
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Rome
Giovanni da Seragille
Beato Bartolomeo
Marcellius and
Deminchelli
Leo
Vatican
Warsaw ready for troops as Russians concentrate in Polish capital
Advices from Cracow report Warsaw householders ordered to prepare for housing a large number of troops within a fortnight. A major Russian concentration is noted and police reportedly warn newspapers against publishing details of these movements.
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Vienna
Cracow
Poland
Galicia
Warsaw
Star
Constantinople Gossip on Crete Governor Appointment
Achmed Erab named Governor of Crete succeeding Djenod Pacha who rises to Grand Vizier. A unconfirmed rumor in Constantinople suggests Kiamil Pacha, former Grand Vizier, is being imprisoned.
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Constantinople
Achmed Erab
Crete
Djenod Pacha
Kiamil Pacha
Unclear Dismissal Tied to Plot to Depose Sultan
The text notes a dismissal attributed to complications in a plot aimed at deposing the sultan, signaling political intrigue and a significant power struggle within the sultanate.
Chileans Accost Americans in Paris Cafes After Valparaiso News
In Paris on September 6, tensions rose as wealthy Chileans insulted Americans over Balmaceda support. At Cafe de la Paix two Americans clashed with three Chileans, with cards exchanged as dueling was discussed. A similar incident occurred at Cafe des Ambassadeurs with a Chilean baron offending a New Yorker dining with his wife, prompting police involvement and possible prosecution.
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Paris
Valparaiso
Balmaceda
Cafe de la Paix
4 ROYAL QUARREL The Empress and Kaiser Letters
A quarrel between the German Emperor and the Empress is described as arising from compromising letters the Kaiser wrote to a court lady. An anonymous note is said to have worsened matters, leading to the lady's dismissal while the Kaiser pushes for her retention. Details remain limited and editors are warned against publishing further mentions.
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Lonxpox
Germany
Mesger
Priest Attacked at Brompton Oratory in London
A contractor named Myers, a former churchgoer, sprang from behind a pillar at Brompton Oratory and brandished a cane at Superior Dr Bowden during confessions. Panic spread among worshippers before attendants restrained him. He was detained for a mental health inquiry as authorities assess his sanity.
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Loxspow
Brompton Oratory
London
Bowden
Myers
Entente Confidence Foreshadows Peace Over Dardanelles
St Percessiia reports French Russian cooperation may deter Turkey from concessions to Russia on the Dardanelles. Papers say entente keeps Bosnia Egypt and other issues unsettled and Turkey, aware of Franco Russian balance, will resist pressure. Peace is believed assured.
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St. Percessiia
France
Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles
Bosnia
Rus
Egypt
Gladstone backs Labor representation but rejects Labor party
In a public communication Mr Gladstone speaks in favor of increased labor representation in Parliament yet opposes forming a Labor party. He argues that if every class can form a party Parliament would become a queer body.
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Lownor
Gladstone
Italians Granted German Protection in Chile
The North German Gazette reports that at the Italian government request Germany will protect Italians living in Chile. The note reflects diplomatic steps taken as of September 6 from Bertie.
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Bertie
Gaztte
Germany
Chile
Plague of Spiders Ravages California Orchards
San Francisco reports millions of red spiders invading Lodi fruit groves after hot weather. The tiny pests blanket the ground with webs, attack leaves to suck sap, and eggs hatch rapidly, causing severe crop damage. Local grower H O Williams notes eggs resist control methods like Paris green and lime wash, while spiders harm almonds and even nearby peanut vines.
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San Francisco
Lodi
H. O.illiams
Offer to Hawley President's War Office Invitation
Washington September 6 Private advices say Senator Hawley of Connecticut has been offered the War Office to succeed Proctor and is at Cape May conferring with President Harrison about the matter. Astoria Sept 6 C P Huntington, President of the Southern Pacific, bought the Astoria and South Coast Railway for 54000 350 cash and assumption of 4000 debt. six residents of Astoria released.
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Washixgton
Hawley
Connecticut
War Office
Proctor
Cape May
Harrison
Southern Pacific
Astoria
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Astoria and South Coast Railway
BR. Koehler
J. C. Stubbs
Huntington
J. H. Smith
French cure for dipsomania praised in Paris report
The St Louis Grote-Democrat notes a French savant M. Luton has treated chronic alcoholists with nitrite of strychnine in tiny injections. After ten days the patients reportedly develop a revulsion to stimulants with nausea and headaches upon exposure to their former drink.
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Paris
St. Louis
Irish League Divides Over Chicago Convention Call
Philadelphia Irish National League officers rejected Fitzgerald’s plan for a national convention in Chicago on October 1 citing lack of unity and funds. The General Corcoran Branch voted to withdraw and affiliate with the Irish Federation of America, while other branches planned similar moves.
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Philadelphia
Irish National League
Fitzgerald
Chicago
Ireland
Alexander Sullivan
Baltimore
John O'Callahan
Irish National
Sutton
Corcoran
Philopathan Hall
Irish Federation of America
Thomas Addis Emmett
Eugene Kell
Hugh MecCaffrey
Irish League of America
New York City
Eugene Kelly
P. McFadden
Thomas McFadden
C. McCann
General Corcoran
Parnell
Parnell-O’shea
Irish Federation
Parnell Branch Votes to Retire Parnell and McCarthy
Nasavince Sept 6 delegates to the National League Convention were elected at the Parnell Branch meeting. Members resolved that both Parnell and McCarthy should retire and a new leader of the Irish party be chosen. The branch had previously supported Parnell.
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Nasavince
Test
Parnell
Irish National League
National League
McCarthy
Beauties of Kaffirland Rival Egypt in Appeal
An observing correspondent profiles Kaffirland Rassacatumas women praising their cleanliness and beauty. He compares them to Cleopatra, notes slim attire, beaded girdles, shells and tusk ornaments, and highlights their dark eyes and white teeth with welcoming smiles.
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Egypt
Kaffirland
Africa
Cleopatra
Acta
Uetry
Minister in Trouble Over Illegally Marrying Minors
Joseph G. Ray sues Rev. Charles D. Linkinson pastor of Memorial M P Church for violating state marriage laws by uniting Ray's daughter to John F. Stretch on June 22 without her being 18. Ray seeks $5 penalty with informant share and state portion. case likely at next court term. The couple’s marriage remains valid regardless.
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South Camden
Ray
Linkinson
Stretch
Man Found Dead at Children’s Grave in New York Cemetery
John Butler was found dead yesterday on his children’s graves in St Patrick’s Cemetery Jefferson Catskill New York beside Rev Mr Miller rector of St Luke’s Church. Butler had recently lost several children and was seen prostrate on the graves. medical examination showed death had occurred several hours earlier. He belonged to Corcoran’s poera Regiment and was wounded at the battlefield.
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Catskill
N. Y
John Butler
St. Patrick’s
Jefferson
Mr. Miller
St. Luke's Church
Miller
River News and Notes
River traffic notes report clear weather at 7 o clock with 4 feet 4 inches in the canal and 11 feet inches below the falls. Towboats Mr. F. Frisbie and the Cw Hope arrive from Cincinnati and Leavenworth respectively, with Fleetwood bound for Memphis.
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Louisvile
Sept
O'Clork
Mr. F. Frisbie
Cairo
Cw Hope
Leavenworth
Cincinnati
State
Memphis
Weather and river readings from Sept 6 across towns
Reports from WHrsting and nearby towns detail river levels around 4 feet 1 mile and 11 feet 11 inches with slow rises and falls. Observations note clear weather in some areas and mild conditions in others as vessels and passengers are mentioned through dated entries.
Clearing House Report Shows Large Weekly Increase
A Boston dispatch summarizes Clearing House data for the week ending September 5 from 32 cities. The report compares this year with 1899, noting six and five day weeks affect New York and Boston totals and shows a 28.3 percent year over year drop overall, while outside New York exchanges rose 15.3 percent.
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Bostos
Sept
New York
Boston
Iee
Skin grafting test on injured boy in New York
A newsboy Joseph Stauntenbaum was run over by a Madison avenue car. Surgeons prepared skin grafts by removing twelve flesh strips from his thighs to cover the knee wound. The grafts were applied under ether with a rubber tissue and disinfectant layer. The dressings will stay in place for six days.
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New Yor
Joseph Stauntenbaum
Park Row
Madison Avenue
Cter
Saape Nenengs Peace Dages
Higgins Family Notice for Funeral Service
On Sunday Gees 6 at F Bridget Higgins aged 7 years and 8 months. Funeral from the parents residence near Thirty third and Jane streets Southside on Tuesday at 9 40. Friends of the family are invited to attend.
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