Pa Bradley Stars In Upset Day At Benning Race Track
Five favorites fell to upset by bold bets at Benning. Monsoon Julia M The Veiled Lady led a trio of upset winners while Champs Elysees dominated the steeplechase. Baby Willie and Peter Paul boosted Bradley's two-year-old success. Julia M outlasted Little Woods in muddy half mile, Monsoon led from gate in first, Peter Paul won with Hoffman guiding the favorite. The final day promises Jesse Brown Cup Benning Handicap and steeplechase action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benning
Monsoon
Julia M
Pa" Bradley
Baby Willie
Peter Paul
Champs Elysees
Tiltell
Atheling
Patheen
Otho Waugh
Hawfinch
Ilicit
Holman
Finnegan
Chempe Elysees
Tlicit
Sileit
Pierre Lorillard
Liverpool
Bowser
W. L. Maupin
Merry Belie
Judge White
Columbia
Campstool
Compo
Maupin
Bradley
Griffin
Rose Croix
Merry Belle
Hoffman
Rocklands
Weirdsome
Calvin
Yeoman
James F
Veiled Lady
Robbie Kean
Bill Curtis
Lochinvar
Bobbie Kean
Shaw
Ball
Little Woods
Walden
Bob Taylor
Columbia Course
MM. le von
Albert Zetetic
R.M. Taylor
Ninnasquaw
Ba Hofman
Callant
A Wu
Ab Fuller
Mies Shylock
Caliant
Fondness
Etta
Valve
Br. F
Florena Hubbard
R. Bradley
Traines
Wesley Walker
Willie
H Baird
Sutrun
Rose Croix Jg
Httle Account
Br. G
Alpha—Eminence
R. Bradlay
Dirs
Footney
Mack
Panique
Crimming
Rocklandp
Ang G
Creamer
McWillams
Johnson
Au Cronner
Rockland
Tootsey Mack
Pelle
Winsner
Harvest Brown Cactus
A. M. Mason
Baird
Setauket
Pat Dunphy
Klenck
Camie Jones
iGen Steward
Limerick
Krause
Sui Seventh Ward
Rocknen
Haima
Promenade
Pape
Bonnie Brook Index
Chaps Elysees
Zie Kelly
Tsorha Vaughe
Hampa Hlysees
St Good
Albert ‘Stokes
W. Garth
Post
Jeckers
Op Hi
Northville
Oleroso
O'Connor
Eamie Afardh
Hoffmen
Ole Rose
Columbus
Pianaicay
Bowling Brook
Charlie
Misa Theta W
Littlefieid
Littlefeld
Brai
Jock
Curtis
Che Ea Gray
Curtis Waz
Emi
Fragmentary racing notes hint at jockeys and horses
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Campbell Carrington Henning Jack Golds and a boy, with names tangled in a racing context. The text hints at stewards and a decision about a tie, but the specifics are unclear.
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Campbell
Carrington
Jet Henning
Jack Golds
Tryefand
Alexandria News in Brief Trade, funerals, meetings in city
The Alexandria Perpetual Building Fund Association declared semi annual dividends on its series. Officers were elected for the year. Charles Schreiner’s funeral was held from his South Fairfax Street home with local orders in attendance. Opera plans and cast lists for Fra Diavolo announced for May 1 and 2. BE. H. Delahay’s remains arrived from Baltimore and services followed. A National Council of Jewish Women meeting is set for tonight with speakers listed. An organ recital, church reappointment news, a child’s funeral, and several local property and political notices accompany the brief.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Alexandria Perpetual Building Fund
Zoro Hill
Justus Schneider
W P. Graves
Henry Baader
Leopold Ruben
Frank M. Hil
George Brown
Frederick Kaus
Robert Gronau
D. H.appich
J. T. Henshaw
Alexandria Council
Order of United American Mechanics
Royal Arcanum
Old Dominion Boat Club
Fra Diavolo
Opera House
Eva Diavolo
Harry Stevens
Gord Alleash
William Clabaugh
Lady Alleash
Edna Scott Smith
Lorenza
Randolph,Jr
Matteo
J. Franklin
Zerlina
Myra Lee Civassier
Beppo
Harry B. Caton
Giacomo
George H. Evans
BE. H. Delahay
Baltimore
Washington-suthern
Alexandria-Washington Lodge of Masons
Alexandria-Washington
Andrew Jackson
National Council of Jewish Women
North Washington
H. G. Solomon
H. Rosenberg
Sadie American
Kate Waller Barrett
Methodists Protestant Church
J. H. S. Ewall
Lucy Catherine
Grave Makely
David B. Mackely
Henry Street
J. Randall Caton
H. F. McKenney
Lewis H. Machen
Lee Street
Wilkes and
Wolfe Streets
Hopkins
W. R. O'Sullivan
Pitt Street
Prince and
Duke Street
Gardner L. Boothe
Princess Street
J. D. A. Hunt
Columbus Street
Waterside Wins at Montgomery Park as Ivan the Terrible Is Scratched
In a crowded Montgomery Park afternoon program Waterside led from the start to win the feature one mile race by a length and a half after Ivan the Terrible was scratched in the fourth race. Jack Lory finished second as Waterside became the favorite at 1 to 6. Track was listed as good and a large crowd attended.
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the Terrible
Jack -Lory
Memphis
Ent
Montgomery Park
Ivan the Terrible
Waterside
Jack Lory
Councilman
Joe
Lesser
Cornellman
Gochenan
la Pucelle
Auby
Chon
King Rose
Schilling
Chip
Heppy Jack
Joe Leseer
A. W. Booker
Hortensia
Aubuchon
Falernian
J. McIntyre
Maraschino
Page
Ossineke
D. Baland
Two Bills
Lyne
Auray
Ruatle Lady
Charlatan
Marvel P
Parva
Rhinock
Heartful
Handbag
Paul Deering
Cotton Down
Sallie Appleton
Buchanan
Jack’ Lory
W. Fisher
Evelyn Kinsey
H. Phillips
Brooklyn
J. Martin
Automaster
Shaver
Sanction and Curate
Our Sister
Blacksat
Annie Chapman
D. Wishard
Mr. Jack
Lieut
Rice
Light Note
Madoc
Harry New Ulao
Pimlico Race Track Sold In Court Auction
Pimlico race track in Baltimore sold for 70000 dollars under a court order to William P. Riggs for the Maryland Jockey Club. The sale ends fears of a possible track closure as it shifts ownership from the Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical Association. Pimlico, opened in 1870, hosted historic races including the Dixie Stakes and a famed match in 1877.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
William P. Riggs
Maryland Jockey Club
Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Pimlico
Stamps
Narragansett
Congress
Parole
Ten Groeck
Tom Ochiltree
Barrett
Pierre Lornard
Pimlico Track
Benning Races Highlight a Long Aguish Card
Racing entries list multiple bets across seven eighths mile sprints seven eighths mile sprints six furlongs and longer with entries from Benning Fairbury and Columbia course a wide field of horses including Toscan Amberjack Santa Catalina Gold Dome Nine Spot and many others noted with weights and odds across the day’s six races. The program shows maidens steeplechase and selling purses with entries like Arc Light Logistella Highland Fligg Matador Old England and Old favorites across a crowded meet.
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Benning
Columbia Course
W. B. Fasig
Bob Murphy
Arrahgewan
Fairbury
Prove —— Baronet
Yorkshire
Wadden IL
Sir Ralph
Little Woode
Columbia
Judge White
Henry Waring
S. Martin
Santa Catalina
Bohemia
Jane ‘Holly
Gold Dome
Joe
Monacador
Reliance
Berry Waddell
Cabin
Garrett Wilson
Black
Jim Newman
Hawfach
Memphis
Letta Duffy
Wentail
Youth
Cormosa
Actton
Queen Rose
Belle Kinney
Dottore
Gavin
Padre
Pontotoc
Arc Light
Logistella
Highland Fligg
Lampoon
Nunnan
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Qlonetz
Harry New
Jigger
Tennessee Brewing Company
Matador
Old England
Glen Echo
Gus Heldorn
Jake Sanders
Mansard
Ontonagon
Collegian
Myth
Don Ami
Rip
Cardigan
Annie
Lady McKesn
Antimony
Sarah
Maxim
Ivernlo
Federal
Barkermore
Samelean
Potomac Boat Club Elects Officers and Enrolls New Members
The Potomac Boat Club held its largest annual meeting last night at the clubhouse. Officers for the year were elected, fifteen new members joined, and the boathouse committee reported first class boating material. A dancing party is planned for Easter Monday. Yale's football schedule for next season was announced with key opponents listed. A basketball game between the Corcoran Cadets and Company K was canceled.
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Potomac Boat Club
Shell Rowing
John Hadly Doyle
W. EF. H. Merritt
H. Richard Gasch
Charles G. Warden
Carl Mueller
Frank B. Groden
Robert Heth
John Hadley Doyle
Charles G. Gordon
Richard Gasch
Hobert Eth
Yates
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Lst
Pennsylvania State
West Point
Columbia
New York
Princeton
Harvard
Cambridge
Poisoned lover case draws suspect back to Manassas
Mary D. Bumbrey, a colored woman arrested in Washington last Saturday, was transported by Sheriff F C Rorabough to Manassas Virginia to face charges of poisoning Ruben Green, a man she reportedly loved and became jealous of. The couple worked on the same farm and the death occurred after she left the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassas
Mary D. Bumbrey
F. C. Rorabough
Prince William County
Ruben Green
Washington
Cornwell
Boy Bitten by Dog by Local Colleague
Fourteen year old Frank Winters of 324 K street northeast was bitten on the upper lip while playing with a neighbor dog. He was taken to Dr Bell at 417 Eighth street northeast and treated for the injury by owner J. Sanders of 924 Fourth street northeast.
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Colle
Frank Winters
K Street
Dr. Bell
Eighth Street
J. 8. Sanders
Fourth Street
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Promises Nerve Healing
An 19th century-style advertisement outlines Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for brain spinal cord and nerve disorders including dizziness headaches fits melancholy and insanity. It claims nerve restoration supports all organs and shares a testimonial from J B Wil bed of Dallas County Missouri about epilepsy relief after use. The copy promises first bottle benefits or money back.
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Miles
WIL Bed Glen
Dallas Co
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