Futurity Stakes Chaos wins by a neck in dramatic pacing
Chaos wins the Futurity Stakes by a neck in a free-for-all pace at Springfield amid a day of varied track events. Roy Wilkes drives the winning horse, while St Carlou and Anish contest the closers. Also notes on weather, other races, and a New York Boston baseball split for seven games.
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Springfield
Roy Wilkes
New York
Boston
Hayou Ue
A. Tradt
Geert
Dayan Nogisi
Munniolth Park
Santiago Hat Lip
Marie Larelt
Peon H
Sam Dixey
St Carlous
Hannes
Maurie Lovell
Gepic Batore Mleele
Saus Doxey
Chaos
Ot Carle
Pradishyl
Eberie
Carle
Tony
Chae
St Vaio
Sinaloa
New Mexico
Santa FE
N. M
Capitol
Bus Stover
Kansas
Torley
J. Francisco Chaves
G. W. Prnch
Las Veggie
Connellaan
Col
Chavex
Simeels Coris
Unis Buly
Vrey Snan
New Mixico
New Movicn
Shell
Ty Mason
WASH
Congress
Boyd
Trucs
Port of
Albert F Childs
Bio
Polkey
Wien
Pomlac
Eneritaal
Milfburs
Prapin
Azpl
Is Peery Et Weil
Baseball results from across leagues in Baltimore and Philadelphia
A fragmented sports page reports multiple baseball scores and box details. Highlights include Baltimore 6 St Louis 10 with pitchers Kilroy and Chamberlain, Athletics 12 Kansas City 10 in a 2000s context, and further games across Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Washington Boston Chicago Louisville Columbus and more with various pitchers and errors noted. The text is an OCR garble, but preserves many team names, scores, and pitching pairs.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Hodohohui
Mase
Ettors
Tasohite
Alhics Ances Ciuy
Martimore
Coenan
Samm
Colemnes
German Youth Enslavement Tale From Old Mexico Report
A German boy, Raunst Haehmuth, who left New York on April 24, claims in a letter his cousin John Bitzjut sold him into Mexican slavery near Progreso. The note, dated Sept 4, describes wages, capture, and transport, and warns of a broader scheme involving similar offers and multiple victims.
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Ee Vouk
Raunst Hachmath
Vaniahet Fram
New York
Joseph Ettinger
Seventh Street
John Bitzjut
Greenwich Street
Iis City
Wits
Aticust
Sattielas
Jean HoQatzick
Hachimuth
Aerick
Haley
Henry Waris
Mesico
Tia
Maxim
Heduaelves
York
Bubshey
Indian Agency Report on Sac and Fox Lands in Indian Territory
Washington Sept 4 The commissioner of Indian affairs received Moses Neal's annual report for the Sac and Fox agency covering the fiscal year ending June 30 188 The report details are spread across Missouri Sac and Fox lands the Absentee Shawnees the Mexican Kickapoos and the Citizen band of Potawatomi tribes with notes on land 1476000 acres and proposed allotment in severalty The population totals 3180 with 1760 men and 1420 women Many elders and youths speak English and some can read The report notes agricultural potential limited grazing use water resources and progress toward civilization including education and farming initiatives led by agency Superintendent Neal and local missionaries
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Washington
Indian Affairs
Sac and Fox Agency
Indian Territory
Moses Neal
The
and Fox Agency
Sacs and Foxes
Missouri
Pottawatomies
Oklahoma
Cimarron River
Cherokee Commission
Five Nations
Pottowatoules
Jung
Devet Oon
Vimy
Cath
Turkey
Muy
Poltawatouries
Ailsya Blows
Sun Five
Ehelrelt
Schnals
Satiral
Lia
Elaine
Ignp
Agent Tv
She
Fox
Unis
Lawrones
Ian
Pattawatellie
Society of Prientr
le Leas
Ste. D. Yotyants
Iba Haotey
Hire
William Meare
Foes
Wikie
Ieee
Collmer Inert
Ts Agency
M. Neal
Fox Indians
President Harrison Heads to Jenkintown From Deer Park
Washington dispatches report President Harrison and Postmaster General Wanamaker leaving the White House at 2:40 PM for Philadelphia en route to Jenkin town. A crowd gathered at the depot as the party arrived in Parapetra. Governor Beaver and Governor Green expected to host in Wanamaker’s country home that evening.
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Eee Ashington
Mia Harrison
Sears
Halford
White House
Harrison
Wanamaker
Jenkintown
Jen
William Tremont
Derby Road and Bootsmaker Derby Controversy Recalled
A first‑person racing memory details Derby day when Bootsmaker drew away early and broke down near the finish, costing the narrator a stake in the race. The recount covers betting, tension, and the impact on connections as another horse wins.
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Genemore
Bootmaker
Spokane
Bootiaker
Couliin
Dieweare
Unclear fragmentary text with many garbled lines
The readable parts describe a chaotic scene with multiple names and events, including references to Lacrosse players and various individuals, but the OCR text is heavily corrupted making a coherent report impossible. The piece resembles a scrambled page segment with scattered proper nouns and phrases.
Fragmentary note hints at local figures and events
A garbled OCR fragment references individuals and places in a local context, mentioning a sequence of actions and roles. It hints at community activities or governance but leaves names, dates, and specifics unreadable. The readable portions suggest a report on local people and developments without clear facts.
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Sheepsmead Bay
Bao
Byzan
Rapilly
Susisiaity
Curtain Wen
Oregon
Tenett
Seronil Rwee
Ceankemian
Usinirae Seco
Rane
Ban
Mice
Miitails
Straiget Ani
Aniles Maid Ob Celoans
Perieies Secoul
Selok
Mass
Lt Setter Ambition Tulay
LAS
Frotbhue Gutepe
Saein
Wor
Kit Churey
Vive Timund Mollur
Seen
Rottie Alora
Sona Hon Seein
Hapae Erate
Heston
Will Peteliyine
Betweire Hetoibor
Clark County
Republic
Clark
Dube
Copen
Mike
Cincinnati
Crsersart
Cebihis
Covington
Newport
CCA
Lisbon
Bayeant
Weil
Charles Higham
Aly
Vairty-eichth
Deavy
Kies
Philowlelpain
Phyaelphie & Witchers—Tever and Sanders
Washtnitn
AP Sew Veh
Patebure
Weddu
Piveburig
Pittsburgh
Pitehiers
O' Lay
Morris
Neo Udinnapol
Hoston
Iyutianatiolis
Leddanupalss
Vitehers
Bosle
Cherian
Old Mexico
New USA
Mawes
Velok
Sumlay
Wight
Adama
Dennis
ANG Harrah
Stina
Owen
Autic F.paruing
Duhipoomant
Yesterlay
Dallas
Mixsnanids
Minh
Botengels
FOX Agency
Neal
Orcester
Mechanics’ Hall
George Kempton
Kempton
Joh Black
B. F. Sturdevante
Jamaica Plains
Hugland
Hainaupny
Samuel Wo Wherry
Congramand
B. Hiley
Peuytril
Bai Rane
M. E. Connelly
Northamptos
Stebardia
Ib Emubes Trust
Pennsylvania
Vorstant
Patlacelgihia
Rommendine
Tratetone
Ager
N. Y
Nockester
Jensim
Artun
Tafooe
Salinas
Das
Neslet
Toe Thikren
Dawid Guy
Gray
Raaiabes
Vinespree
Wachiteton
Trentarer
Seeacham
Evronis
Kutt
Chaens
Hate Normal School
Tie Ferry
Lagat
Mama Bowlin
Paris
Daiey Sing
Larsen
Vardar Bey
Comer
Hearn
Meelne
Evans Fee
Lee Marie
Elmer
Ness
Bert
Uprveman
Morel
Limorine
Crema
Wake H
SoDheer
Weinier Db
Seton Weitanie
Iitaee
Seerey
Cettai
Hove
Tian Beer
Lee
Etiam
Leone
Rye Tuck
Replind
Pete Cartage
Erie
Tleeunt Sher
Beral
Arcade
N. Main
Mavarte
Marne Lahti
Ereoma
Sheqwciead
Clark Miata
Anil
Abs
Toucel
Pedro
Lewis
Lainey
Selim Wil
Iran
Cig
Wey
Veneel
Dave Biwler
Meng
Armetisg
Fiopene
Scenes Ag
Rtire
Pier Oe Lewis
Irene
Oman
Pete Pepsin
Perea Fms Amt Med
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