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Newspaper

Shiner Gazette

Location

Shiner, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1900

Page

7

Turf Review highlights of horses and races across circuits

J A Anderson campaigns Lou Sprague at Cleburne Texas with 2.12 pace. Orrin Tuckek trains a Watchen Wilkes farm small stable including fast filly Sarah Maddern. Quar ter Cousin wins International Prize in St. Petersburg on March 15 with Quartermaster pacing 5200 meters in 4.48. Rose and Golden Pelle place. Cambrian breaks track record at Louisville Turf Congress Handicap 1 1/16 miles in 1:47.

J. A. Anderson Lou Sprague Cleburne Tex Orrin Tuckek Watchen Wilkes Farm Sarah Maddern Sxd Tesson St. Louis Grattan Dounle Josie Domenally Pat Shank Littlefield O. ‘Elyria Cambrian Louisville Larkspur de, MacCargo Charles Dec") Tanner Cleveland Maxine Terry MacGovern Phil Phil Dwyer Ernest Leonard Jewettville Track Red Wedge Blackburn St. Petersburg Quartermaster

Stage Glints Promising the 2 0 1 season

Edgar L Davenport to star next season. Richard Golden to revive Old Jed Prouty next season. Three dramatists at work on new plays for Viola Allen Gus Thompson and George W Inver. Jessie Bartlett Davis to return next fall. Laies A Herne loses toe to rheumatic gout. Yio will not act this season. Charles Kien and Grant Stewart hired to write play for Daniel Probman. Henry Irving to premiere new work likely about Charles VI of France.

Richard Golden Jed Prouty Nexteason Viola Allen Gus Thompson George W. Inver Hs Tlo Jessie Bartlett Davis Laies A. Herne Yio Charles Kien Grant Stewart Daniel Probman Lon x Stuey No Ao EE Alagui Naples Tolster Iiogal Theater Copenhagen Henry Irving Charles VI France Lim Comyns Carr Mr. Courtney Clement Scott London Daily Telegraph

Fashion Notes on Summer Gowns and Accessories

The New York Sun describes thin summer gowns in white organdie with ecru lace, high straight necks, and lace undersleeves. It highlights twine colored batiste with guipure lace, robe gowns with embroidery trimmed pique skirts, zephyr robes in ecru, and crinoline straw hats in a Louis Seize revival. Black net capes with black taffeta and lace embellishments appear in cream, gray, and beige tones.

Maris Louis Seize New York Sun

Political rivals trade grim quips after death remark

A Washington Star quote captures two politicians trading stern barbs about mortality and legacy. One remarks death is a risk of the job while the other suggests an epitaph over oblivion, highlighting their heated exchange on public life.

Reckless Grace in Miss Larkis Betrothal Scene

A fragmented text suggests a dialogue about marriage and a late supper, with references to Miss Larkis and a character named Bondsby. The mood hints at a humorous or social scene rather than a formal event. The readable lines imply an exchange on dreams of marriage and after supper moments.

Paint Your House While You Wait Controversy

Gus Obenlund and 37 painters painted Ner bert Long’s Neptune Avenue house in 91 minutes, winning $500 and a clambake after Long bet he could beat them. Spectators gathered as the crew, aided by a repainting spree, used multiple paint pots and even a keg of beer to speed the job.

Rosa Gus Obenlund Obenlund Nerbert Long Long Neptune Avenue West Fifth Street Coney Island Ovenlund Oberlund Joseph Burkhardt Joseph Burkhardt

Unclear roof repair scene ends with clambake scene

A chaotic rooftop painting episode ends in laughter as workers struggle with a hidden area under the eaves. Two painters reach the spot, one holds the other by the heels, and improvised coverage follows. A time code is noted, sparking amusement among the onlookers.

Prize offered for aeronautic tour around Paris

M Henry Deutsch offers 100000 francs to any aviator who can start from the park of the acro nauts at St Cloud or Longchamp and within a half hour double the Eiffel Tower then return to the starting point. Competitors must provide new aeronautical inventions and test dates will be set. Participants bear their own expenses until a winner, and if several win the prize is shared. If not won in five years the prize is withdrawn.

France M. Henry Deutsch Acronauts Aut St. Cloud Longchamps Eiffel Tower Philadelphia Ledger

Lord Kitchener Questioned on Fame in Egypt Return

Queen Victoria asked about Kitchener’s reputation as a woman hater he evaded with praise for a single woman. Reporters now doubt whether he meant the queen as Mrs James Brown Potter is seen with his image on her dressing table and in a locket, suggesting a possible romantic link.

Lord Kitchener Egypt Queen Victoria James Brown Potter Philadelphia Ledger

India’s Pfamine Arena and Distressed Provinces

A description of famine areas in British India and native states with estimated sizes and populations. The report notes two regions: about 00,000 square miles with 40,000,000 people, and about 145,000 square miles with 21,000,000 people, where relief efforts are tentative or anticipated before the onset of a famine.

British Idla W. T. I’ee

Aristocracy in America and a Washy Wardrobe

Excerpts note class attitudes in America with a European observer on aristocracy and wealth. A Washington Star quote contrasts blue blooded families with nonadvertising influence while the Detroit Journal mocks Thoreau and table manners as social signals.

America Europe Miss Cayenne Us & Rule Washington Star

Boston Authors Club debates penwiper maker membership

Boston weighs if a woman who makes penwipers qualifies as a literary person and can join the Authors' club. If approved, she may next decide whether quitting time counts as a literary function.

Boston Authors’ Club Baltimore News

Mystery Easter Dye Job Baffles Cleveland Daily

A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer mentions someone eating a dyed item on Easter and questions about trouble following a dyed one that died last year. The dialog hints at a mystery surrounding dyed objects and a past death.

Cleveland Plain Daler

No Time to Freak Down in Political Career

A ChicagoRecord quip notes that a political career keeps candidates in excellent health, ending with a witty exchange about the irony of public life.

Chicago

Sugar Planter and Slaughter Doctors Highlight Local Talents

B. J. Sugar, a Monroe Louisiana sugar planter, stands among notable locals. Philadelphia lists two doctors two dentists and two druggists all named Slaughter, while Senator Platt is a licensed pharmacist with seven years as senior member of a drug firm in Owego. Joseph has served as a tax assessor in Saun-

B. J. Sugar Monroe Philadelphia Slaughter Senator Platt Owego. Joseph Saun

Resignations and notable figures noted in a crowded column

The article surveys a mix of prominent individuals and events. Mou resigns from a bench on Broadway Rouss, Roosevelt figures, Harper, and University of prene ed add Aug. 11. It mentions McKinley photographed 3,000 times, Senator West’s improved health, and various dignitaries tied to Rome, London, and Washington. It notes a Guam-born Seaton Schroeder, and Gabriele d Annunzio discussed in Vatican circles. The piece closes with remarks on a longtime eminent tenor in frail health.

Cishe Erulde Chicago Gener Cronje London McKinley Canpra West Washnuch Pass Chris Ing Grant Reeves

Cultivar Mix Noted In Orchard Transmission

Fragmentary text notes a tale of cherry fruit cultivation and trees in an orchard. Mentions a single man and a group theme with unclear details.

Peach Orchard Advice for Dwarf Trees and Fire Safe Planting

A fragmented note discusses peach orchards and corn cultivation with hints that dwarf trees are advantageous. It suggests planting quality trees and choosing fire safe practices, implying a practical farming tip without full context.

Fence Cost Estimate for 64 Rods from Union Fence Co

Union Fence Co of DeKalb Illinois estimates the total fence cost for 64 rods using two materials M M S Poultry and Diamond Netting. The measure covers fence length and material pricing to compare options for poultry enclosures.

M. M.S M.S

Orchard care and pest control tips from old time horticulture notes

The passage offers orchard guidance including whitewashing fruit trees with carbolic acid mix, drainage and planting depth as root rot causes, and the value of thorough cultivation in early seasons. It also promotes using poultry to control pests and cautions that moving trees weakens them, with quotes from various authors about virtue and character.

St. Louis Republic

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