Gamara wins Southampton Handicap after Coy Maid disqualification
Gamara, a 10 to 1 shot, takes first in the Southampton Handicap at Jamaica after Coy Maid is disqualified for fouling. Gold Rose sets a new six furlong track record in the opening race, while La Sorciere, Delude, and Barker also secure early wins as Miller rides twice in the lead.
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Delude
Barker
Miller
New York
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Southampton
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Perrine
Fily
Woodsaw
True Wine
Gold Rose
Crimmins
Fronterac
Toscan
Helgeen
Pat Bulger
Ivan the Terrible
Graceful
Astarita
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Oro
Andria
Perrive
Herman Johnson
Romaneil
Rustling Silk
Little Flea
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Ala Hassell
Cassandra
Cross Way
Montarue
Perring
Woodway
QW Davis
Tree Wing
Black Prince
Spering
Caprice
McDaniel
Jolanda Good Julia
Annetta Ledy
Azure
Fanny
Mandira
Meddling Daisy
Skvte
Miss Lingard
Brillant
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Kunz
Chronollie
Myrica
Sweet Jane in a drive steeplechase at Latonia
Results note Sweet Jane captured the handicap steeplechase over the clubhouse course from John E Owens Track amid sloppy conditions. Winners in other races include Fire and Ove Half furlongs Welch and Rescue with Jack Ratlin in a six furlongs race. Also reports of continental horse shipments from San Francisco to New York on November 19 involving 603 brood mares and about ninety seven stallions.
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Latonia
Cinemnati
Roscop
Tatonia
Sweet Jane
Fiom John E. Owens
Welch
Bourlot News
Thind Tyme
Oberon
Wadteh
Frank Bell
Tima
Ed Barly
Marco
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Ayer
Bellisone
Oddoletta
Dap
Sia
Leta Duffy
Osee
Quinn Brady
Interlight
John EL Owens
Ches
Macadara
Narod
Porter
Charawlad
Hanlor
Plautus
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Hlinois Central
New York Central
New York
J B. Haggin
Rancho del Paso
Racing Entries Daily Card From Local Track
The list shows multiple races with entries for two and three year olds and older horses. Details include horse names such as Duke, Kinleydale, Faher Catchem, Benevolent, Blue Coat, Cottage Maid, Red Ray, Adolf, and many others with assigned weights and purses across seven races. The card outlines distances from five furlongs to over a mile, plus selling and handicap conditions and participant lineups.
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Kinleydale
Arkhirta
Faher Catchem
Benevolent
Devil Tree
SuMcenes
Jessup
Blue Coat
Cottage Maid
King Pepper
Red Ray
Adolf
Montecarlo
Rebo
Shady Lad
Gavin C
Water Mirror
Plattoon
Massa
Alma Dufour
Mabel Richardson
Graceful
Palete
Mien Crawford
Ancestor
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Jonnie Vwecube
Gold Braid
Hempstead
Sly Ben
Kingsor
Hector
Vintia
Arkilite
Third Alarm
Ceprice
Birmingham
Frank
McGrathiana Prince
Yorkshire Lad
Arkle
Glow Star
Pronta
Waterford
Jane Holly
Carrie Jones
Novena
Ismailan
Jong Red Knight
Ginette
Salter Hoy
Frederick Fatr Races at Frederick Fair Outcome Mixed
Frederick Md October 18 heavy morning rain kept many away but afternoon crowds boosted attendance at the Frederick fair. George M a Reading entry won the 2:48 trot purse of 500 dollars as races resumed after darkness delayed the 2:23 pace. Several divisions and entrants were listed with times and owners, including Purse events and running heats.
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Cummings
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W. Robinson
Philadelphia
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Johns
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Little Hal
Thomas McWarland
LG Gunston
T J. Magon
Point of Rocks
Moroccos Break Season High But Lose to Commerce and Labor
In the GP League series, the Moroccos set a season high of 968 with Crass scoring 237, yet lost two games to one. Commerce and Labor won the departmental clash 2 games to 1, while City Hall was swept by Real Estate Columbia, with totals showing Interior and Columbia teams posting strong scores.
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Seepee
Tity Hall
Roth Ve Morita
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Kenilworth Case in Court Trial Begun for Wall
In Upper Marlboro Maryland on October 18 the circuit court opened one case against Arthur Wall proprietor of the Kenilworth resort. Detective Bauer Mohler and Brooks testified about telegrams money orders and telegram routing to Kenilworth. Juror William Kloch fell ill and the court adjourned until tomorrow at 10 with expectant return.
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Kenilworth
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Washington
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Bauer
Pir Mahler
Ec Ream Be
Prin Orga Coutey
Baltimore
Brooks
William T. Kloch
Merrick
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Steeplechase Focus At Washington Fall Meeting
Washington Jockey Club plans a ten jumping races program opening November 16 and closing December 2 at Benning. Top stables like J. W. Colt and Bonnie Brook travel to contest Bladenaburg, Chevy Chase, and Hunter’s Champion events with entries and stable rooms already booked.
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Washington Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Jamaica
Benning
J. W. Colt
W. K. Levering
Jimmie Johnson
C. R. Huff, Jr
Courtland H. Smith
Phelan & Caruthers
T. Hitchcock, Jr
H. Rozier Dulany
Lin Kerr
Nat Ray
Bonnie Brook
Bladenaburg
Weahington Jockey Club
Kunters
Columbia
Closs
Bladensburg
Chevy Chase
Stable Room
Robert Bradley
William Midgley
Adolphus Whealer
V. W. Power
Thomas Manning
Vic Gller
F. F. Miller
C. C. Hall
Jack Goldsborough
William Jennings, Jr
J. L. McGinnig
DB. R. Bradley
James McLaughin
William Garth
Lee Evens
House
Phantom
Tom Cogan
Jim Newman
Dupont
Paul Jones
Black Hussar
Elizabeth
Jimmy Mara
Sandhurst
Malden
Lavator
Castilian
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Nitrate
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Arian
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Gansevoort
Black Death
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Fallaheen
Harbor Hill
Gold van
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Melbourne Eclipse
Altar
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Pielan
Toronto
Ben Crockett
Woolgatherer
Eastern Racing Association
New York
Stocking Test Reveals Bank Cashier’s Odd Math
A Chicago Tribune report recounts a joke experiment led by a bank cashier after hours with a State Street hosiery clerk. It estimates how much money a woman could conceal in a stocking, using gold, silver, and coin weights to judge feasibility and weight, noting a bankruptcy witness claimed $1,747 total in coins.
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Chicago
Tattuns
State Street
the Tribune
Buffington
United States District Court
Pittsburg
Samoan Volcano in Eruption Eyewitness Account
An Apia observer describes a Savaii eruption with lava flows covering about 1500 acres at 18 feet depth as flames reach miles high. Eyewitness says a 600 foot hill formed, trees incinerated, and lava streams threaten coast near Bafote and Salaula while spectators tour the crater. The Maori steamer carried Apia Sports Club members to view the spectacle.
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Apia
Honolulu
Moors
Advertiser
Savaii
Savali
Hawaii
Matauto Harbor
Bafote
Salaula
Mataute
Matauto
Apia Sports Club
Murphy Defeated as Referee Stops Brutal Bout
New York's Tommy Murphy was badly beaten by Terry McGovern at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia on October 18. McGovern dominated from the start, knocking Murphy down six times before the referee halted the fight to prevent likely serious injury. McGovern and Corbett later agreed to a six round rematch.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Murphy
New York
Terry McGovern
National Athletic Club
McGovern
Murphy
Corbet
Life and Work With Shopgirls Public Opinion excerpt
Elisabeth Howard Westwood notes in Public Opinion that department store life showed kindness and decency rather than the lurid scandals anticipated. She details raises, door controls, supervision, and the firm’s money focus, including a boss respected by table girls and strict overtime discipline.
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Elisabeth Howard Westwood
Simpson
Louiise
The Drawbacks of Realism in Art
An excerpt argues realism constrains artists by hindering swift motion and vitality. It notes limits in design freedom and color invention, claiming Oriental art shines in these areas. The piece contrasts realism with the need for economy of means and evocative expression. A separate line advertises the King's New Discovery for lung troubles.
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Burlington Magazine
Jim
Jefferson Bible Given to National Museum in 1896
The Life and Morale of Jesus of Nazareth now belongs to the United States National Museum in Washington after a purchase in 1896. The volume measures about 1.25 inches tall by 4.15 inches wide and 1.5 inches thick, with full red leather binding and gilt tooling. The back is divided into five panels, the second panel from the top bears the gold title Morals of Jesus. Edges and margins are heavily gilt.
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Jesus of Nazareth
United States National Museum At
Washington
Jesus
Stevens Disciplines Young Hill In Panama Canal Tale
Henry M. Hyde recounts John F. Stevens enforcing discipline on a surveying expedition in rugged mountains. A clash with the son of a railroad president leads to a decisive thrashing, after which the senior official approves Stevens's actions saying Stevens was right.
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Stevens
Young Hill
Panama Canal
Henry M. Hyde
John FF. Stevens
Technical World Magazine
Mr. Hyde
Roosevelt Luck and the 1960 Vice Presidency Tale
A Metropolitan magazine excerpt argues Roosevelt’s ascent to the vice presidency hinged on luck, claiming rivals and enemies saw opportunity as the key power. It contends fortune favors those who seize chances, noting the West’s push in 1960 against Is Will to place Roosevelt in a pivotal role.
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Roosevelt
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