Gamara Wins Southampton Handicap at Jamaica. Gold Rose Sets Track Record
Gamara the 10 to 1 upset winner beats Woodway and True Wine after Coy Maid is disqualified for fouling. Gold Rose breaks the six furlongs track record in the opening race, Fronterac and Seining also score, while rivals La Sorciere Delude Barker and Miller play prominent roles in the day’s events.
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la Sorciere
Delude
Barker
Miller
New York
Gamara
Southampton
Coy Maid
Perrine
Fily
Woodsaw
True Wine
Gold Rose
Crimmins
Fronterac
Toscan
Helgeen
Pat Bulger
Ivan the Terrible
Graceful
Astarita
Inganity
Southermer Wi
W Knepp
Oro
Andria
Perrive
Herman Johnson
Romaneil
Rustling Silk
Little Flea
Mollie Donohue
Ingieside
Goldsboro
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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
W Knapph
Kunz
Chronollie
Myrica
Sweet Jane in a Drive Steeplechase at Latonia
The Latonia meeting features Sweet Jane winning the handicap steeplechase over the clubhouse course from John E Owens Track. Other races list Welch, Dr Wang, Rescue, Leta Duffy, Sweet Jane, and male entrants with odds and placings. Freight trains and a major horse shipment across the continent are planned from San Francisco to New York on Nov 19 via four railroads with 600 horses and substantial freight charges.
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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
Signal I
Ayer
Bellisone
Oddoletta
Dap
Sia
Leta Duffy
Osee
Quinn Brady
Interlight
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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 Today Show Ten Races and Weights
Entrants listed for a full program with detailed weights and horses across six races. Notable entries include Colonial Girl Alma Dufour Mabel Richardson Gold Braid Red Knight Say s McGrathiana Prince Bronze Wing Jetsam and Massa plus multiple 100 plus purses and selling events.
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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
Noveng
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 Warm Frederick Fair Day
Frederick Maryland October 18 heavy rain kept many away yet attendance grew later. George M. Reading entered won the 2 48 trot purse 500 dollars in a race program that also included a 2 23 pace purse 400 dollars split into two unfinished races due to darkness. Featured horses included Ed Bryan Rara Avis Grace H Patuxent Oxophan Boy and others in divisions racing at the Frederick fair grounds.
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Washington
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Cordova
Nottingham
Bridgetown
Ed Bryan
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 Shine By Records In Narrow Losses In Series
In the GP League departmen tal series the Moroccos set a year record with a 968 total but dropped two games to Commercial and then lost the deciding third. Crass led with 237 as Commerce and Labor fell to Interior 919. City Hall was swept by Columbia of the Real Estate League 0 3 as scores show the strong showings of Interior and Columbia squads.
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Commerce and Labor
Interior Department
Interior
Columbia
City Hall
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Tity Hall
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Crane
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Kenilworth Case in Court Trials Arthur Wall
Trial began in Circuit Court at Upper Marlboro before a jury over a Kenilworth resort case against Arthur Wall. Witnesses described May 16 dealings with a money order and telegrams tied to a horse running at a foreign track. Juror illness forced a adjournment until tomorrow morning.
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Upper Marlboro
Arthur Wall
Kenilworth
Frank Bauer
Washington
Thomas M. Mohler
Thomas Brooks
Bauer
Pir Mahler
Ec Ream Be
Prin Orga Coutey
Baltimore
Brooks
William T. Kloch
Merrick
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Washington fall meeting at Benning features ten steeplechases
The Washington Jockey Club announces a November 16 start at Benning with about ten jumping races. Top stables including Colt, Levering, Hitchcock, and Bonny Brook plan entries. Flat races and a full stakes program follow with new admission pricing under Eastern Racing Association rules.
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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
Buck O'Dowd
Nitrate
Gus Strauss
Arian
Leach
Widener
Coligny
the Doctor
Knobhampton
Sir Lynwood
Pierre Lorrilard
Gansevoort
Black Death
Mackey Dwyer
Fallaheen
Harbor Hill
Gold van
Don John
Melbourne Eclipse
Altar
Carruthers
Pielan
Toronto
Ben Crockett
Woolgatherer
Eastern Racing Association
New York
Stocking Test Reveals How Much Money a Woman Could Hoard
A Chicago banking worker and a hosiery clerk humorously calculate how much cash fits in a woman's stocking. A bankruptcy witness says she carried 1747 dollars in her stocking, including 747 in gold and silver coins. The mock test explores weights and practicality of concealing money in hosiery.
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Chicago
Tattuns
State Street
the Tribune
Buffington
United States District Court
Pittsburg
Samoan Volcano Eruption Observed From Apia
An Apia merchant reports a Savaii eruption after weeks of quakes. Lava covers 1,500 acres at ~18 feet deep, with flames reaching half a mile. Seeps toward Bafote and Salaula as trees burn and lava moves toward the sea. Maori steamer arrived with local 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 Stopped by Referee In Title Bout Loss
Tommy Murphy of New York was badly beaten by Terry McGovern at the National Athletic Club Philadelphia on October 18. McGovern dominated from the start, knocking Murphy down six times before the referee halted the bout to prevent serious injury. Corbett was set to meet McGovern in a six round rematch in the near future.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Murphy
New York
Terry McGovern
National Athletic Club
McGovern
Murphy
Corbet
Life and Work With Shopgirls in Public Opinion
Elisabeth Howard West's Public Opinion essay reports that department store work was portrayed as orderly and courteous rather than filthy. She notes raises to clerks, a businesslike atmosphere, and strict supervision, with floor walkers kept in line and workers tied to schedules and dress codes.
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Elisabeth Howard Westwood
Simpson
Louiise
Realism Hinders Free Design and Color in Art
From Burlington Magazine, realism makes art seem like craft and limits motion suggestion and vitality. It notes realism restricts design freedom and color invention, while Oriental art shows strength in economy of means. Also mentions a successful lung remedy claim for consumption and coughs with King’s New Discovery.
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Burlington Magazine
Jim
Jefferson Bible Now in U S National Museum Inventory
The so called Jefferson Bible now belongs to the United States National Museum in Washington after a 1896 purchase. The volume measures about 1.4 to 1.6 inches in height and 4.15 to 4.16 inches in width with a 1.5 inch back thickness, red leather binding gilt tooling and a five panel back. Morals of Jesus is inscribed in gold on the second panel from the top. Gold tooling also decorates all outer margins and edges.
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Jesus of Nazareth
United States National Museum At
Washington
Jesus
Stevens Beats Down Rail Scion on Canal Survey Trip
Henry M. Hyde recounts John F F Stevens disciplining a railroad president’s son during a Panama Canal surveying expedition. The incident ends with the railroad leader acknowledging Stevens was right after hearing the son’s complaint.
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Stevens
Young Hill
Panama Canal
Henry M. Hyde
John FF. Stevens
Technical World Magazine
Mr. Hyde
Roosevelt's Luck and the 1960 Vice Presidency
The passage argues Roosevelt owed the Vice Presidency to luck during a 1960 election, noting rivals claim luck endowed two people with power to seize opportunities. It claims opportunity creation mattered when timing failed, suggesting the West pressured Roosevelt's 1960 bid against his will.
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Maggacire
Roosevelt
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