End of Old Garden features foreign riders at New York show
New York hosts its 27th annual horse show opening November 18 at Madison Square Garden for the last time in the venue. International entries include Lord Decies and Adam Beck of Toronto racing for $40,000 in prizes. Alfred Vanderbilt J W Harriman and others sponsor cups as 152 classes including a new delivery wagon outfit show.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Eeae Iekete
Horse Show of America, Limited
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Association
J. W. Harriman
Robert A. Fairbain
Frederick M. Davies
English Hackney Society
International Horse Show of
London
Hackney Stud Book
Judge Moore
Fairmont Farms
Jay F. Carlisle
Adam Beck
Toronto
Lord Decies
Vivian Gould
Corot Landscape Hidden Inside Hat Revealed In accident tale
An art dealer in Paris claims a Corot landscape was painted inside a felt hat after an accidental brush drop. Corot supposedly transformed the blotch into a landscape with trees, water, a tower, and a blue sky lining in under twenty minutes, a story tied to the hat maker Pinaud et Armour.
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Paris
Télis
Corot
Pinaud Et Armour
Rue de Richelieu
Fournisseurs Des Cours Etrangeres
Prisoner Questioned After Suit Theft Near Fifth Street
A New York report recounts John Dougherty and a tall man in a matching suit near East Forty to Twentieth Street and Second Avenue. The incident followed a theft of a new suit from Dougherty’s office two weeks ago.
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New York
John Dougherty
Elite
Enacunee Yomip
Fifth Street
East Forty
de Saunee
Twentieth Street
Second Avenue
Dougherty
Native Woods Valued For Tee Construction Quality
Readers hear that native woods will be used for tee construction and that their qualities equal the best imported materials. The note emphasizes durability and suitability for course use.
Little Sparrows on Drunk Des Moines Note
Vague Des Moines item recounts tipsy antics and scattered phrases about a public scene. Readers see garbled names and unclear events, with no full context or identifiable persons. The fragment hints at a local occurrence but lacks concrete facts or outcomes.
Counterfeit Quarter Sparks Small Shop Retribution
Mrs Armes passes a counterfeit quarter at a tiny corner store. The young clerk Miss Earle discovers the fake and withholds 25 cents from the worker’s pay, while the girl had planned a birthday treat for Isa. The tale ends with the realization the quarter was saved.
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Mrs. Armes
Isa
To Tal Character by Nails in Indian News
The passage claims nail shape indicates character. Long nails signal self confident but distrustful. broad nails suggest gentle bashfulness. small round nails imply irritability and spite. fleshy nails denote calm ease loving and hedonistic tendencies.
Grave Worker From Fulham Cemetery Dies After Injury
Corpeliga Parfitt, a grave Gasper who worked at Fulham cemetery for 17 years, was buried after being injured when a grave dug days earlier collapsed. He had been hospitalized but died from his injuries.
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Corpeliga Parfitt
Fulham Cemetery
Inos
Port of Missing Men and Dockside Dangers
The piece describes four men plunging into the Chicago river near Graham and Morton docks and four policemen rescuing three. It notes many laborers, including relatives of prominent figures, drift to the docks at night and work for 25 cents an hour. A Graham & Morton deck hand hints at a hidden port and a cycle of near drownings amid casual dockside life.
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Cees
Graham
Morton Dock
Wabash
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Y Men
Graham & Morton
Burke
Jollies Waiter to Save Tips in Breach Suit
In Alma Kansas Miss Alice Bowes sues N W Sly a former Union Pacific conductor now a claim agent. She alleges Sly courted her during hotel stays and wrote affectionate letters that she destroyed. He denies all accusations and blames her for the trouble while claiming he was kind to staff to secure better service.
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Alma
Kan
Alice Bowes
N. W.sly
Miss Bowes
Topeka
Sly
Union Pacific
Trimmed by Strangers in Poker Game
William Morton a 76 year old man loses confidence after a staged poker game ends with a payout scheme. He believed $3500 was won but was tricked by three men who arranged a cash game in a vacant lot. Morton handed over 500 dollars and faced a counterfeit bid to redeem an IOU for 3000.
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Onkers
William Morton
Mr. Morton
Richard Pachars Confesses Theft For Lodge Donations
In New York Richard Pachars a lodge chief officer admits stealing about 6000 dollars and says he donated most to the lodge and the rest to charities and elderly and children at the lodge home. A judge noted probation officers confirmed his statements and that he had contributed around 5000 dollars during the years.
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York
Richard Pachars
Pachars
Thels
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Les Seetgrert
Ith
Avenee
Los Angeles
Mantis
Tee
Des Moines
Ua Tae Ald Aiatandé
Mrs! Armes
W$ A Bank
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