Sale of Morris Stables Fares High Prices at Auction
Racing asset sale in New York yields Brown and Appleby strong bids. Pizarro leads at 17,100 dollars with Correction near 15,000, average animals bring about 500. Numerous horses sold to notable buyers including M. Young and J. Madden. figures reflect solid demand for thoroughbreds and related stock.
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New York
D. Hy
Morris Wanould
Bey Ip
Pierre
Pevuatit
Brown
SMM
Niniyar—Mannle Gry
Lea Anyea
Fankee
Wiene
Gelore
Gaapin
Maura
J. Stade
Friare Baker
M. Yeung
Yale Football Looms as Old Rivals Turneye to Princeton
Yale’s football squad faces Harvard and Princeton contenders with Metcalf and Rockwell in a rivalry context. Wheeler, Hinkle, Ward, and Bowman bolster the line as Fults departs for New York. contract talks with Mack and others hint at shifting rosters and potential changes for the next season.
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New Haven
Woos
Fale
Farvard
Princeton
Hamlin
Metcalf
Rune Bis
Rockwell
Ak 10
Inkle
Ward
Bowman
Peter Hinkle
Gnally
Ened
Erev
Giant Football Novice Boston Center Rush Hope
R O King, a second man from Marvard law school, is the largest member of the varsity squad. He has sustained 42 wounds and is seeking the position of center rush. The team has shown favorable progress through early practice as they aim for the season.
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Boston
R.O. King
Rman
Marvard Law School
Larteat
Cquid
Cramped notes of King and other sports figures
A jumble of 1920s sports scraps describes a football guard named King from Seca, with odd measurements and home in Hartington Indiana. It also covers Louisville’s baseball moves, Chicago Americans’ signings, racing at St Louis, and various league results with scattered names and figures.
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Seca
King
Hartington
Ind
Circus in Auditorium and Indoor Show at Convention Hall
An indoor circus crowd in Chicago sees a third race winner named Philo amid a winter circuit. A weeklong Ringling show heads to Topeka with a tented setup, while safety concerns loom over the-stage rigging and floor. organizers promote the event as a major attraction with strong acts and notable performers.
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Chicago
Harkenvard
Tata
Iran
AES Imtaiest
Philo
Auiltorian Marine
Jrwt
Tni
Baie
Eales
Toprlee
Various sports and society notes from October reports
A collection of brief items including Harvard and Penn Intercollegiate tennis results at Merion Cricket Club, a Pennsylvanian double play result, the Oklahoma Texas football opener with a 21 to 0 defeat, potential signings for next season in Kansas City, a Missouri Valley League pitcher with a strong record, James Casey joining Chicago as third baseman, Jeffries in San Bernardino misadventure, Vanderbilt’s Reemmetta winning at the Paris race, and promotional low rate rail travel offers through October with Great Western agents listed.
Porton and Return Fare Notice for Brotherhood Meeting
To Porton and return. October 7 meeting of Tretherhood of Bt Andrews. By de positins tickets at Boston and paying fee of We, extended return Mel t of November 12 may be obtained. Through vestibul d keeps cass and first lines service in every respect. Cheap rates to all New Siegland polyte. Write John Calonan, 83 Aduine St, Chicas, for particulars.
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Aerount
Tretherhood
Andrews
Boston
Throusa
Vertibul
Cass
Firet
Siegland Polyte
John
Calonan
Aduine
Chicas
New York and Return $28 Erie Railroad Tickets
Erie Railroad sells Chicago to New York round trip for 28.00 with travel from Chicago to New York via through cars and dining car. Tickets available through agent Mir AL Monte in Kansas City. no restrictions stated.
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New York
Eric BR. EK
Erie
Chicago
Ihicaga
N York
Mir
AL Monte
Erie Trailroad
Kansas City
Fall Festival Train Tickets to Kansas City on Sale Soon
Tickets for a Fall Festival train package to Kansas City and return via Santa Fe and Union Pacific go on sale October 7 with limited return options through October 12. Eight daily round trips will run, priced at $2.00, marketed as the safest choice for travelers.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Union Pacific I
Bargain sale on women and children clothing and fabrics
Early 20th century listing offers 15c hose supporters in multiple colors, 15c ladies suits in lots, fleece lined union suits, Homespun cloth, blankets, fur scarfs, cotton bats, fascinators, and Melton cloaks with capes, all priced low for Saturday clearance. Numerous items list former prices and sale figures, with sizes and color options noted.
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Oxford
Walker & Williams
Melton
Holland as a Joker in Amelia Bingham troupe
A fragmentary Chicago Record-Herald piece describes Joseph Holland in a stage role, his past in stock companies, and a comical onstage stunt involving actor Bishop. It recounts Holland’s plan to prank Bishop during an engagement, with dialogue about the nickname Dimple and a staged kiss scene.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Joseph Holland
Amelia Bingham Company
Chicago
Sum
Francise
Méicea Henkin
D. H. Harkins
Frank Mordsant
Charles Bishop
Geinec Srominenre
Bishop
Salina Boy Accidentally Shot in Ice Plant Incident
Earl Craig, Salina, Kansas, was handling a .11 caliber revolver when it fired. The bullet struck his stomach and he died within minutes. The event followed an accidental discharge as he was handling the gun in the ice plant where his father, Thomas Craig, is employed.
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Salina
Salina. Kan
Earl Craig
Thomas Craig
Bimes
Mornig
Eldorado Man Dies En Route to El Dorado Station
Broder Broderson, chairman of the county board, was found unconscious on a Douglas to El Dorado train stop. He was removed from the train and died within minutes. The inquest likely cited heart trouble as the cause.
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Eldorado
el Dorado
Kan
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Pizarro
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Ayreshire
Mecafferty
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M. Young
Priem
J. B. Madden
Minera
Tissie Baker
Lan Wow
Bertha Bien
Young Timp. ii Educa
Mab
St. Plortan
Lizsie
Walton
Ah ‘Corlot
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F. Ritch
Ieltatrice
Erret
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Rosethorne
Ino Byfleet B. m
Bediga
Bismabeth
TeBes
Len
Reckoner
Requital
CIA
Star
Hanover Walden
Imlie Tor
Dy Mare
J. B.midaen
Tayi
Imp. Galore
YALE
Mest
Harvard
Fults
Paladelihia
Mortine
David Fults
Neider
Newark
Fultz
Butte Avery
Ativan
Mack
DR. Fenner
Prs
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Olive Furnace
Drageiate
St.vitus
Louisville
George Teb+ean
Louisville American Association
Kerwin
Clymer
Chicago Americans
Shortstoy
Tannenitt Mie Wan
Cincinnati
Flaherty
Heds Gena
St. Louis
St. Louie
Fraok Bell Mein
Dickinaon
Aestatias Nahe
Clacinnans
Uy. Ct
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Cresenus
Pan Patch
American Association
Drieninserathim
Kansas City American Association
Fat Sportsman's Park
Jonny
Rave Fues
Walte
Beville
Gibeon
Land
Messitt
Aaron
Jurak
National League
Ore
Pitavite
van Hase
Philips
Lever
Tandaare
Boore
Iuarttone
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CHCA
Leever and
Smith
Phillips
Bergen
Moston
Eostop
Grettinger
Long
Moran
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Awe
Garanens
Beare
Marty
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Taylor
Bowerman
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Henley
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Atiantic
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Tim
Wes
Sears
Gravesend
Notre Dame
Vermis
Notry Dame
Rinlead
Graves
Etompe
O'Mar— Lyenrodda
Foster
Moster
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Albert Simonn
Weetern Terfmun
Circus
Ringling
Philedmipton
W. J. Clothier
Harvard University
Pennsylvania Tesunts
Merion Cricket Club
Z. Wright
Ep, Larned
Pennceton
Austin
Oklahoma
Tex
Get
Rome Betwen
University of Oklahoma
University of Texas
Ito
Laree
Geer
Red Morton
Kersuy Cis
Gent
Red Merten
Nevada
Winnlur Lot
Koneay City
Americat
Atorton de
Paints
Tet Aeraon
Casey
James Casey
Detroit
Bastmen
Tiger
Frank Selee
Cube
Selee
Cassy Wan
Hart
Jeffries
San Bernardino
Cal
Jim Jefffries
de Champ
Buffalo Bill
Struoken
Redlands
Vanderbilt
Paris
William K. Vanderbilt
Pric
Chicago Great Western
Minot
P. Fe
Great Western
Ebner
Kemper & Paxton
East 6Th Street
Exeter
Darien Pamass
Warner
Dry Goods Department
Royal
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Shaw
Molly
Holland
Byron
Elizabeth Tyree
Molly Pitcher
Ronnie
Pimple
Mr. Wallace
Tan
Renee
New York Sun
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