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1337:"A 1870 Thomas Kelly lithograph depicting "well dressed" men and women arriving by carriage is in the collection of the National Museum of American History." suggest moving this to the caption of the lithograph or omitting entirely - it's not really very connected to the racetrack and lithographs are not that rare in museum collections.
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publication". I've generally gone by the rule that if the location is obvious from the title ("The New York Times", "The Boston Herald"), you don't need an explicit location. If it's not ("The
Journal", "The Trib"), then adding the name of the city makes sense as a separate place of location field. Which I've done here.
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I've put the article on hold for seven days to allow folks to address the issues I've brought up. Feel free to contact me on my talk page, or here with any concerns, and let me know one of those places when the issues have been addressed. If I may suggest that you strike out, check mark, or otherwise
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Yeah, "would-be buyers of the land dangling increasingly-high sale prices in front of the owners" is what I would go with, lacking any reason to assume anything else. The Clay Avenue
Historic District document from the NYC LPC does say (middle of page 4): "The city had tried to open streets through
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I'm not sure what to do with this. I agree that this last sentence is a little awkward, but I don't think it needs to be explicit that it's the Grand
Circuit; that's mentioned in the immediately preceding sentence, so saying "grand" again would feel repetitive. I'm certainly open to suggestions on
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Yes, the pressure could be through the government (for example, denying the renewal of permits or raising taxes), socio-political yammering, or simply would-be buyers of the land dangling increasingly-high sale prices in front of the owners. Do you have any idea if there was a moralistic flavor to
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My process for finding sources included searches in Google, DuckDuckGo, The New York Public
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For each of these three, there isn't a rule one way or the other; what we're looking to achieve is overall consistency. For example, footnote 1 abbreviates the state name and footnote 53 spells it out - either of these approaches would be perfectly fine, just not both at once, so pick what you like
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Hmmm. In my experience, dues is the amount the club sets at the beginning of the year based on a projected budget, and an assessment is a extra payment imposed during the year, required to make up for some unexpected shortfall. That's consistent with the source's "Treasurer ... happy if he could
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Thank you for you question about what kind of pressure. The source says, "As development pressures increased in
Morrisania in the late nineteenth century, spurred on by the opening of transit lines connecting this area to Manhattan, the track closed, streets were graded and paved, and the Morris
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Publisher: 46 is a newspaper called The
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The first one seems obvious to me. Clubs have members who pay money to the club to support the club's activities. One of the mechanisms clubs use is assessments. This is common parlance as far as I know, so I'm not sure what further explanation it needs. I've quoted "special day" to indicate
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My understanding is that the "Fleetwood Park Club" was a private club owned by Bonner, located next to the racetrack. He did not own the racetrack, but was a member (and at one time the president) of the
Driving Club. I'll try to clarify this, but none of the sources I've found are explicit on
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thank you for the excellent suggestions. I've worked through your list and addressed most of the items. If it's OK with you, I'd prefer to leave the
Timeline and New York Driving Club sections in their current locations. I think the section about the club tells the most interesting story, so
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Article meets eligibility criteria for newness and length. Hook is cited and interesting. However, the link that is in the article (currently ref #10) is throwing a Http 403 forbidden error. Should be fixed. Earwig's
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As with the rest of the Harlem Line, the merger of New York
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There are a lot of short paragraphs - which gives a very choppy feel to the article. Can we combine some of them? Like the second and third paragraphs of The Club could be combined easily, I'd think, as an example. Likewise the second and third paragraphs of Physical
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Above the Speedway, American Mutoscope and Biograph Co., Frederick S. Armitage (cinematographer), 1900 B&W (silent film). "An interesting view, showing members of the New York Driving Club, and well-known horses warming up on New York's famous drive."
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I don't understand how this sentence relates to the rest of the article, but especially the preceding paragraph which is about the streets of the Bronx. Should "ledger" be capitalized, as it is earlier in the article, or is this just an unrelated thought?
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Fleetwood Park in the mid-1880s, but, according to Philip A. Pines, "the men of influence rose as one and their favorite haunting ground was spared." The original source for that is Pines, Philip A. (1970). The Complete Book of Harness Racing, page 166.
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I didn't get what you meant by "scaling up the images" in your original comments; I thought you meant doing some image manipulation in photoshop. I've done some more reading, and I now realize you were probably talking about the mechanism described at
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I do use WPL when I'm looking for something specific. Not sure how it would be useful for this in general. Oh, I forgot to mention newspapers.com, which I do access through WPL; there's a couple of cites in this article I found through that.
1363:"The alternative locations in New York were Inwood, Oak Point-Barretto Point, Port Morris, Cedar Park, and Morningside Park-Riverside Park-Bloomingdale Asylum." doesn't add anything to the knowledge of the racetrack, suggest cutting this.
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Also check that prose is consistent - for example you have "167th street" but also "167th Street", or "Maud S." but also "Maude S.", or "racecourse" but also "race course", or "The Driving Club of New York" but also "New York Driving
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The sources vary on that, as well as on whether it's the "Driving Club of New York". At this point, I think I've got everything consistent with "the New York Driving Club", except when it's at the beginning of a sentence so it gets
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The list here is all the horses that appeared in the Harness Racing Hall of Fame who I could find a source saying they competed at Fleetwood. Abdallah and Nelson just didn't have anything much exciting to say about them. I dropped
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Change the second to "Maud S. was renowned for the high price Bonner paid for her" or similar? If there's something in the source about how this price compares to other contemporary horses, that detail could be added to the latter.
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Also, not a direct change to make but something to think about: are you confident that you've completed a "thorough and representative survey of the relevant literature", and for each source included would you be able to articulate
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Ensure the article is as accessible as possible for non-local/non-expert readers. For example, include conversions for the mileages to other tracks, wikilink nitroglycerin, and explain what "illumination" means in the context of a
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Weird, I have no idea what happened there, but I'm getting the 403 now too. Technically, it shouldn't affect the review since sources aren't required to be on line, but,I had a saved PDF and I've just uploaded to archive.org. --
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In one place, I'm talking about Robert Bonner. In the other place, I'm talking about what made the horse special. I admit this is a bit awkward, but I'm not sure how to improve it. Suggestions would be appreciated.
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The prose could use editing for concision in places - for example, "One of the few remaining vestiges of the track's former existence" could be rephrased as "one of the few remaining vestiges of the track"
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Thanks for spotting that. Another editor added it, as happens a lot since this is the Featured Article Anybody Can Edit :-) I've removed it since it wasn't useful (but you could have done that too).
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The last two paragraphs are pure trivia and should be deleted. Neither the death of a local resident nor a small lawsuit over purely local concerns is really noteworthy and should just go.
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I dropped the whole mention of the Metro North station. I thought it would be useful to give readers a point of reference, but if it's confusing, better to just leave it out.
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similarly says, "Date Created/Published: New York : Published by Currier & Ives, c1869.". Does that answer your question, or is there something deeper you're looking for?
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leave his financial statement painfully balanced by an assessment on the members". I've added the word "emergency", which I think conveys the intent.
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