Ascot and royal news with racing results and imports
The column reports on Ascot racing including winners Orgonint and Mark Stuart Carmelin and details of the Prince of Wales stakes with various horses and odds. It also covers weather, royal attendance, and political notes from Berlin Dublin and New York, plus agricultural cotton returns and deadlines in multiple states.
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Maria
E. Tiotodl
Eugtiny
Priquerer
Pines
Ascot
tMa
Orgonint
Dillon
Wane
Avatrat
Juna
Piji
Inno
Wirsunger
Bismarck
Berlin
Uni- Comtra
Dublin
Matol
Res
New Foundland
Ésok
Jane
Agrientturt
Mnty
Georgia
North Carolina
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Texas
Alami
South Carolina
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Keaton
Germi
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South Carolin
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Tennexsen
Arkanuna
Hiasiowr
Ada Marile
Theleight
Bate
Pan Ae
Ude
Middle States
Wietern
Bouthorn
New-York Mail
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Thin Cal Ours
Uckn Brown
Philadelphia
Lita
Dent Ditiér Offen
Fordigui
South Atlantic
Parmanter and Son
Thompenn
Henry
Hoquette River
Pots' Dam
Gaivernos
United States District Court
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Neves
Conti
Bhule
Brooklyn
Inter
Slate
Mr. Shuts
Henry Boehm
Thanai
Nhurah
Man
Winistarn
Father
Addreanea Miso
Simpson
Bonziasit
Hina Weon
Mirty
Tarwips
Hugh J. Percet
New York
Fragmented legal and storm news from 19th century pages
A garbled assemblage reports Comptroller General actions, bond notices, and inheritance threads, mentions of Georgetown, WP Porter, and a bond filing deadline, plus a fatal lightning strike near Ley Cygnen Kansas. It also notes California Democratic convention plans, a murder and perjury allegation involving a Charleston attorney, farm-related talks, and earthquake reports in New Orleans territory. Data is sparse and disjointed with multiple place names, dates, and persons mixed.
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Col
P. Low
Georgetown
Ural
WP Porter
Orr
Walhalinine Boon
George Olivers Walker
Charleston
J. Webb
Ley Cygnen
Kansas
Morris
California
Ertino
Morell
United States District Court
Galveston
Infant Mayhard Obituary Passes In Columbia
An obituary from Columbia recalls Infant Mayhard, age nine months, with poetic reflections on life, faith, and loss. The text honors the child's innocence and beauty, blending lament with a belief in a peaceful afterlife and the enduring love of parents.
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Columbia
Forge Mayhard
He Fereen
Behl
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