Multiple Names at National Dinner Register
A dense OCR style list records numerous individuals tied to various U S cities and hotels including Raleigh, New Willard, St James and Shoreham. Names span states from Alabama to Wisconsin with many entries under national lines and overseas like Dresden and St Petersburg.
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Baltimore
Mia
G. N. Naylor
Raleigh
Smith
Bobitt
John M. Wilhelm
A.X. Stokes
St James
Chauncey F. Lilly
W. Yeakle
Harry Bunting
National
Boston
Thomas
G. Broichard
Jon Dahlels
H. E. Sawyer
New Willard
Charles Kimball
Arthur McLean
St. James
S.A. Doggett
Chicago
Frank Z
F. R. Thons
S.J. Joyner
A.M. Tolson
E.R. Midlen
J. E. Bugby
J. P. Marcossin
TF. H. Miller
J. P. Carruthers
Guy Stonestreet
Alexander Angelo
E. N. ‘Punk
A. L
McClain
W. F. Egan
AW Turner
Shoreham
W. J. Morgan
Edward F
Waite
Riggh
T. G. Keegan
N. J. Murray
Int Harrie
Ebbitt
Paul Jones
B. Watkins
T. M. Cordell
B. L. Crawford
Hendershot
Wite
St. Janes
BR. O. Atoon
Mt. Knox
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M. Newton
P. Deene
Dihert
Wolcott
John £. Shaw
C. W. Fitzpatrick
Richmond
M. Aynold
Alabama
G. T. Lange
Birminghant
Mars Xaret Frank
Mias C
Harris and Alster
Mobile
St. Jemex
Talerornia-Zphoroan
Wiseman
Sea ‘Wiseman
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George W. Walker
Atte Ethelwen Walker
Thomas Magee
Sax Frangtess
Colorado
R.J. Road
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A. ©. Anderson
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Garneey
Waterbury
Delawaxe
John* H.iloon
Wilmington
Florida
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Mlinois
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el Paso
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R. W. Dowe
Hugl Tass
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Germany
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New Wizard
Alexander Desnck
St. Petersburg
Wiliara
Hyperbale Wins Astoria Stakes In Muddy Gravesend Card
Hyperbale a 15 to 1 shot defeats Adoration and Golden West in the Astoria Stakes at Gravesend as four long shots win on a deep, muddy track. Roseben runs third in race one with 149 pounds. Lyne is suspended for two days after Roseben post disobedience. Other races feature Jennie McCabe and Far Went triumphs with racing notes on favorites defeated.
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Wilson
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Bohemia
Lyne
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Hyperbale
Gravesend
Golden West
Adoration
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Figst
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Yye
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Jennie McCabe
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Cherry
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Priority
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del Carme
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Yard
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Lady Valentine
Matacca
Alpenmarehen
General Sherman
Nigger Mike
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Lida Jones
Royal Lady
Fragmentary Names List from Historical Page
A garbled OCR item lists numerous proper names and nicknames such as Yankee Girl Beleast Tieling Yorkahive Lad and Sally K with scattered punctuation. The fragment also mentions Bridgeman Astronomer Optician Sovereign Graceful Latonia St Noel and other labeled terms, lacking coherent context or narrative.
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Beleast
Yorkahive Lad
Grenade
Sally
Dolly Spanker
Ing Dhaiter
Arklirte
Bridgeman
Tronaides
Optician
Sovereign
Latonia
Grandpa's Grand Annual Steeplechase at Brookings Meet Wins
William C Hayes riding his chestnut gelding Grandpa won the Grand Annual Steeplechase at the Brookings country club meet, beating The Lad ridden by Charles B Fizer and Hylas ridden by Thomas Hitchcock Jr. The day saw wet, muddy conditions with other events won by Clark's Maccimillian in the National Hunt Cup and Connover in the Middlesex Selling Race. The flat races went to Tengaces Annie Russell and Oriflamme Sum.
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Boston
William C. Hayes
Grandpa
Charles B. Fizer
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Hylas
Country Club
Brooking
Foxhunter
F. Ambrose
Clark
Maccimillian
Charles M.'. Harris
Connover
Middlesex
Téngaces Annie -Russell
Orlflamme
Charled M. Huerte
Conover
Donohue
D. K. Kerr
Staughton
Donnie Brook
Stables
Saltine
Geo
Mir. Clark
Mr. Murthe
Savage
F. H. von Stadt
Two Favorites Win at Latonia Meet
Ida Davis and Red Light were the only favorites to win at Latonia. Colonel Douglas won the seven-furlong free handicap by a length over Devout, with Cottontown third. Red Light captured the final event, bought for $2,000 after going for $1,400 over the listed price. Track fast. Windsor and Buffalo results follow with two-year-old winners and fast times.
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Ida Davis
Red Light
Latonia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Colonel H.n Douglass
Devout
Cottontown
Redlight
R. Milotti
Ida Davia
Noel
Bell Wing
Palestrian
Reville
Amciwe
Joste’s Jewel
Bedford
Pinaud
Mme
Captain Bush
Moa Lynch
Marabon
Evie Greene
Gauze
Arleseo
Granada
Ditter Brown
Follow Tha Flagt
Bibula
Coronel Jim" Douglass
Tern
Rod
Fortunnic
Hugzak
Tavalaw
Anna Ruskin
Belle Scott
John Kaufman
Ide
Merry
Patriot
Furman
King Leopold
Wee Xilly
Yellow Top
Mr Keene Tribute Honors Racing Figure In Sorrow
Mr Keene spoke with agitation after a racer's death, praising the gentlest and truest horseman. The burial planned in Kentucky will honor a racing life, with a monument and shaft to symbolize his turf legacy beside Domino and Gammanna.
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Kentucky
Domino
Gammanna
Gossip of the Turf at Rockingham Park near Salem
Rockingham Park near Salem New Hampshire plans a June 28 opening with English betting style crowds wagering. Barney Schreiber praises two year old Horace EL and Dunk Atkin as possible better colt rivals. Water Pearl and St Susanby noted in chatter as top horses. track reportedly faster after recent reconditioning with possible new records before the meet ends.
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Barney - Schreiber
Horace EL
Paul Rainey
Dunk Atkin
Skin Neets
New York
Schreiber
Evan
Sau
Water Pearl
Aleve
Racing Entries From Gravesend Public Card
Racing entries list for Gravesend various races with two year olds to handicaps. The card includes first race five and a half furlongs with Beteast and Yankee Sun among entries, plus several longer races and a six race lineup with horses like Waterbury Nancy and Saint Nash. Chicago note mentions Jimmy Berry agreeing to a twenty round bout with Bave Barry at La Salle on Wednesday night.
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Gravesend
Beteast
Yankee Sun
Linnepec
Hae
Yorkshire Lad
Retailer
Weytbeat
Haseline
Umbrella
Magna Stella
Locky
Winifred Tarpey
Nadine
Oxford
Coy Mald
Olver Cromwell
Soxie Witt
van Nese
Knight
Weston
Sentinel
Brookdale
Melbourne
Cinchona
Arklitta
Ted Roy
Suilee
Brush
Fire Brand
Goldes
Wiig
Cassandra
Ara
Hox
Belmere
Bridgeman
Astronomer and
Astronomer and Saindon, ,110 each: Tronsides, 109; + Entree, We: Benavolent
Zienap
Holecher
Raya
Daley
Vaney Bird
Wee Ao Ee
Xtout
Sovereign
Dr. Royal
Delle Stroma
Gracchl
Bobie
Merrick
Sifter
Bisa Clay
Ava
Delude
Prince Royal
Ruby Stad
End‘ Gotiaiin
Glenasaies
Lindess Ao
Andria
Latonia
Barry
Chicago
Jimmy Berry
Bave Barry
California
la Salle
Ill
Paddy Sullivan's $3500 loss over a misunderstood bet
A miscommunication at Gravesend led to Paddy Sullivan losing $3500 after believing a bookmaker placed a straight bet for him. The bookie, Manheimer, says no bet was recorded and Sullivan acted as his own commissioner. The incident highlights the need for advance recording of wagers to prevent such disputes.
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New York
H. Harris
Gravesend
Paddy
Sullivan
Big Tim
Galt
Thether Sullivans
Faddy
Manheimer
Mets
Big Tin
Gattivan
Mr. Sullivan
Sid | Manheimer
Zamié
Cavanagh
Jockey Moreland's Parents Burned Saving Money
Samuel Moreland and his wife, parents of a jockey named Moreland, were fatally burned by a gasoline steam or stove explosion at their Cinethnatl Ohio home while attempting to reach money sent by their son to pay a mortgage. The money, about $500, was the sum he had sent to Prysam a mortgage on their home. The jockey was riding with success on race tracks around Foronte.
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Cinethnatl
Ohio
Samuel
Moreland
Gasolline
Prysam
Beer
Foronte
Arrest of Ransom B Phillips for false pretenses
Detectives Parham arrest Ransom B Phillips a 27 year old black man and a manager at a employment agency on East Capitol Street at 2 pm for false pretenses. He allegedly took $92 from Miss Vannis Kirkly promising a hotel job in Ashbury Park New Jersey and failed to deliver. He remains in custody at the First precinct Police station awaiting trial today.
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Ransom B.phillips
Seventh Street
West
Waa
Parham
O'Brien
Vannis
Kirtly
East Capitol Street
Asbury, Park
N. J
Philiips
Ross to Compete in Western Inter scholastic tennis
Allan Ross, a top Western inter scholastic contender, will compete for the boys singles title at Newport on August 21. The field includes winners from Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, and Cornell, with Ross aiming to outpace Eastern contenders after strong showings in singles and doubles.
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Tussé
Allan Ross
Newport
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Cornell
Ross
Harvard
Davis CupSurprise Finish For Yankees In Davis Cup Play
In London on June 28 American players delivered a surprise finish in the Dwight F. Davis International Tennis Cup matches. S. H. Smith defeated Holcombe Ward in a strong showing, while H L Dohenty beat R D Little as Great Britain edged the Americans. Wright, out with a hand injury, watched from the stands as the American pair fought hard with mixed results.
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London
Dwight F. Davis
Wrights
Smith
Ward
Sheth
Ieee
Jared Fauy Garmies
Dingdong
Liere
Great Britain
Holcomba “Ward
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Behr Wins New England Tennis Championship Final
Karl Behr of Hartford defeated Theodore Roosevelt Pel is of New York 6 6 in the final at the Hartford Golf Club to defend his title as New England tennis champion.
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Tennie
New ‘England
Hartford
Gonn
Karl H. Behr
Yale
New England
Harteford Golf Club
Theodore Roosecat Peli
New York
Appetite Gone Auw Pernapa Waat Ucts Eat Gistresses
A corrupted read of a vintage medical ad promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve and stomach remedy. It claims nervous prostration causes headaches backaches and insomnia and promises restoration of appetite sleep and general health. Mrs Emily C Langdon testifies of weight gain and improved health after using Nervine with a refund offer if not benefited.
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Miles
Cool Weather Aids Blue and Gray Oarsmen at Cornell
Cornell varsity crews defeat freshmen in a two mile brush as conditions favor steady pacing. O'Dea guest on the Cornell launch columns for coaching and supportive crew exchanges.
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Cornell
Columbia
O'Dea
Crews weigh in as race approaches with confident outlooks
PUR DEMPSEY of Georgetown and Charles Courtney of Cornell lead hopefuls as crews discuss form for the big race. Jasper Goodwin of Columbia pledges effort, while Syracuse and Wisconsin captains express steady belief in their squads. Andrew Mt O'Dea of Wisconsin predicts near victory. Ellis F Ward of Pennsylvania rates his crew second to none.
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Pur Dempsey
Georgetown
Charles
Courtney Cornell
Bogelah
Ivam
Jasper T. Goodwin
Columbia
Tan- Eyck
Syracuse
Syracusa
Faifir
Andrew
Mt. O'Dza
Wisconsin
Ellis FL Ward
Penngyliania
Ione
Georgetown Crew First Time Trial At Washington Meet
Special to The Washington from Poughkeepsie June 18 Georgetown rowers completed a fast 10k time trial along the river with Coach Dempsey keeping the eight together to the finish. Columbia and Cornell posted strong performances while Wisconsin’s crews joined a joint training session with Cornell, exchanging coaching insights as the day’s scoring trials unfolded.
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Poughkeepsie
Georgetown
Sharks
Dempsey
Conch Dempsey
Cornell
Conant
Gwells
Georgetown Jauhéh
Cornel
Rollers
Columbia
Gossip of the oarsmen and college rowing fears
The Philadelphia Ledger reports turmoil in rowing circles as Georgetown and Wisconsin clash over crews and coaching plans. Notes on Penn and Yale rovers, Pacifying speculation about next week’s big race at Poughkeepsie, plus a maritime accident near Whitehall where the steamer Carrie Ryerson narrowly avoided wreck, rescuers saved twelve aboard.
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