Jamesville Trotting Meeting Recaps Big Purses and Drama
The Jamesville Trotting Association held a successful show with $3,800 in prizes split among top finishers under a new open rule. McKinney proposed reforms to races and prize distribution. The event featured notable drivers and horses, including entries from Breeders and tracks in Terra Haute and Kentucky, with anticipated major races and future circuits drawing strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiems
Sete SF
Paeu
Simnoth
Tvary
Ray Geliiing
Stonewall Jackson, Jr
Stonewall Jackson
Tle
Baysid 3
Pilot, Jr
Elie Powers
Labelle
Bybel A
Jackson
General Jackson
Eidol
Princess Alnis
Cee
Onty
Wilkes
Pilot Jr
Wilkes Fire
William L
Amnila
Thas
Moapars
Hoig & Stoury
eaBier
Haery D. McKinney
le Quire
Waly Claas
Grand Terra Haut
Fis Siison
Tize Age
Orrin Hicknek
George Starr
Jay Hawker
Hwwilijo
Margrave
Baron Withes
Tom Dickerson
Hud Dotle
Ageia Avie
Kentucky
Wilmarch
Wiltane Gat
Dows
Obin
Herwitage Stud
Teiro
Jemsey Wilber
Lilly Andrews
Alte Vista Fort
Louisville
Getog
Liberty Belle
Bell Boy
Syd Abe Weeny
Directors Planer
Jimmie Golden
Mystic Park
Madden de Stroues
Lexington
Sligine
Green Gilly
Walety Belle
Wy Kalle Hoy
Auwiker Rich Wtake Atesme
Angile Farm
Wapt. Boyce
Bile Weodsiee
Seboiulbach and
Park
Celaya
Ste
Salsdio
Jose Mile
Rex Americus
Geraldine
Robert J. A
Thres
Mark Sims
Cuvier
Szed
Joy Gould
Bath
Hampietonian
Munnch
Guld
Smirlweald
Ty Ty Rodgers
Lelanos
Daudiad Mattel
Alvins
George
Terra
Vesuvius Wreck-Exploding Crew Tells Atlantic Wrecking Tale
An account from a sailor aboard the United States Steamer Vesuvius details torpedo blasts used to raise sunken derelicts off Cape May Cave Hatteras and Cape Fear. The crew describes attaching guncotton torpedoes to masts, triggering explosions, and salvaging wrecks while Hydrographic Office reports guide their operations. The piece also notes weather, dangers, and a rescue aid to a distressed schooner captain.
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Sea Fork Herald
United States
Vesuvius
Navy Department
United States Coast Lines
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Vestivide
Herald
Sothingy
Beeg
New York
Hydrographic Office
Delaware Capes
Cape May
Delaware
Boll
Norfolk Navy Yard
Cave Hatteras
Cape Fear
Mydrographic Office
Washington
Theta
Tig
Voxsuis
Bisny
Davy Jones
Minor status shields students from board bills in CT
The Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors holds that students under twenty one cannot be held liable for debts contracted during minority. Mary E Gregory sued Yale sophomore Frank Lea for a board bill. initial ruling favored Lea, reversed by Common Pleas, then affirmed by the Supreme Court Errors with a stay of execution. In Chicago a capital case delays execution pending review. In Pamapewrnts, Pa, cigar makers strike 1000 to 1200 workers demand one dollar per thousand more and union control of shops.
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Jamesville
McKinney
Secessary
Alice
Bad
Bat
Jannaville Boreeman
Bree
Ono Nash Tod Crook
Eale Sud
Josep
Texas
Pinner
le Ra Ieere
Praak
Baat
Melfenry
Ose
Myney Wen
Dome
Kinney
Sereleby
Bie Bares
Apn
Palgnor
Venter
PBI
McKinney Wet Farm
Allie Gamnes
Feaus
Tamu
Wooderats
Damn
New Haven
Conn
Supreme Court of Errors of Connecticut
Mary E. Gregory
Frank
Lea
Yale
Trinidad Island
Woolfbeat
Dudiey
T Court of Common Pews
Torrence
Supreme Court
Pamapewrnts
Pau
Oro
United Gof Inropany
Osceola
Keach Croat
Phillipsburg
Rotll & Makerup
Sually Dec
Tee
Horatio
Anita
Pinafore Juveniles and Their Famous Alumni
A veteran recounts Col. Miles and Haverty debuting juvenile Pinafore companies. He traces stars like Jennie Dunn, Daisy Murdoch, Emma Hanley, Fanny Cohen, Sallie Cohen, and Julia Marlowe, noting marriages, later careers, and moves across theaters from New York to Chicago and Seattle. He recalls management staff, the rise of Miles and Haverly rosters, and the long-lasting impact of the progeny on American stage.
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Col
R. E. J. Milee
Cincinnat Pot
California
Eli Perkins
Perkins
Hoys Pitthavens
New York
Rifern
Strait
Charles EB
San Francisco
Locke
Westmister
Vunrscenth Street
Doarce
Tals
Haverley
Joyalles
Weswin
Chicago Cunreb Choir Company
Haverly
Stobert Pilkins
W. H. Blanco
W. Gf. Bishan
Vrank Paral
Arthur
Frances Bishop
Uhrés Fea
Johnny McKeever
Palmer's Theatre
Daisy Murdoch
Hebe
Louis Allen
Howe and Humnel
W. A. West
Primrose and
West
Minstrels
Mr. West
Fay Tampleton
Emma
James P. Powers
Josie
Courin
John Donnelly
Columbus Theatre
Grace Sweatman
Titina
Fisking
Filkina
Willie Newman
Corcoran
Gilmore & Tompkins
New Academy of Music
Willie
Otto Ablatrom
Ralph ‘Ackstraw
Selina Kough
Litlpatians
Cpic
Starras
Hoss and Hoss
Willie Collier
Louise Allen
Savers
Gus Colina
Qne
Ansie Russell
Sweet Esmeralda
Blaine
Madison Square Theatre
Eugene Presbroy
A. M. Palmer
Josephide
Maude Oeborn
Hazel Kirke
Gustave Frohmas
Josephine
Flors Walsh
Hoyt
Haverly Company
Woodraf
Harry
Jay Gould
Miles Organization
Normandy
Giroffe-Girola
Mr. Myles
Milps Company
Pixarone
Josephing
Sallie Cohen
Buttercup
el Hooker
Mamia
Asole Brough
Ralph Rackstraw
Fanny Cohen
Captain Corcoran
Ike Lasker
Sir Joseph
Panny Brough
Deadage
Sam Sloaran
Bostswain
Lewis Sloman
Cinues
Noxwaxnny
Germaine
Sallie Cohan
Serpolette
Ratehewx
Ida de Court
Gi Siomao
Kalliff
Newton
Tarra Dorrttls
Duke
Duchess
Arthur Dunn
Aurora
Fanny Tilton
Mozpurk
Gas Collins
Uncle Tom
Fancy Brough
Topsy
Legrea
Eva
Jfennie Hrostin
Eilea
Mark
Sam Sloman
Ophelia
Danny Hook
Newton Pox
Milas
John C. Rice
Monroe & Rica
Harter
Fanny
Bila Basnuel
Lane
Norarian Lynyard
Calhoun
Tim
Ip 5
York
Sweateer
Ida da Court
Xettiad
Seattle
Fanny ‘Tilton
Mra
Midgeley
Tne Child
Gua Williams’ Company
Chiemzo
Loulaville
Brough Alsters
Com Alster
Paco Brough
Julie Marlowe
Anna
Maris Broughton
Marlowe
Julia Marlowe
Miles
Mr. Miles
Ada Dow Carrier
Mr Juven Opera Company
Jella Marlowe
Miss Dow
Mise Marlowe
Suyehile Opers
Robert Taber
Royal Opening of Tower Bridge and Nearby Ceremonies
The Tower Bridge ceremony on June 30 marked the official opening by the Prince of Wales in the Queen's name. Royal processions moved from the Tower of London to Bermondsey with guards, carriages, and naval displays as trumpets sounded and crowds cheered. London civic leaders welcomed the royals at the bridge, while ancillary notes cover mining disturbances in West Virginia and local events in Virginia and Clarksbury.
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Prince of Wales
Lownes
Wales
Don Bridge
Tower of London
Bermondsey
York
Mand
Pall Mallassieg
Thas Thorough Street
Codgate Hill
Mansion House
Late-Coburg-lotha
Henry
Hattenad
Hite
de la Volunter
Meyor
Win Irloce
London
Mae
Anthen
Lear Toms
Quean's
Constant Minster
Marborough House
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Janesville
Erie
Pram
Polly Smith
Tam
Bos
Bursk
Epee
Gols
Myrtle
Ajbura
Mauder
Jerry Hawker
Snowden
Croftey
RY. Hanvex
Jack Howard
U.S. N
CL. Miller
Stars and Stripes
Union
Vesuvins
Hamppton Ronda
Spenat
Coarcestoy
W. VA
Tone
Secretary of State
Mountain Home Company
Parkersburg
W. E. Powell
Dave D. Johnson
D.L Jamison
H. K. Jones
John A. Stamp
J. Alderson
J.B. Sommerville
Wheeling
Vesevius
Watteras
Cmcaco
Ill
Wasutscrox
D.C
Genery Teakinaeen
Jenkinn Pai Davin
W. Yur
Tower Bridge
Westun
Westox
W.va
Jyne
Burkhart
Af Paul
Virginia
McCary
Wert Wirnels Hospital
Luwane
Moe
John J
Davis Hea
C . W. Lynd
Jotn Basseil
H E M. Turer
Clarksbury
B. ‘Ambler
Sona A. Huckinson
Harry Camden
Ben Blecaied
Tremmnines
Weston
Carburg
Clarkeburg
Tuestey
Serarpe Sagres
Dee
May Smith
Thomas White
Bealls
John Fer
Tere
J. 1
Ural Hunter
Benzett
Res
Jotre Eae
Mrarr
Hood
Sarsaparilia
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