Easy for Bobbie Kean and Washington riders chase
Washington Post summary of a spring Pimlico race day noting Robbie Kean's easy win and Welbourne and Garths performances. Neville’s colors lead early. Brisk pace and close finish with mounts Wedamels and Yoishs. Various horses, riders, and race outcomes described with emphasis on Kean, Welbourne, and Garth’s notable efforts.
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Washington Post
Robbie Kean
Pimlico
Toda
Anna Smith
Peter Paul
WeDaveis
Wedamels
Vmcdands
Stir Ut Fimlin
Fragmented OCR snapshot with names and places
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names places and possible affiliations. It references entities such as Arla Gat back Gentuary and Clifton and mentions individuals like Marco and Ford among scattered terms, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Montgomery Handicap Results Highlight Local Runners
A scrambled OCR recap notes Montgomery Handicap results with multiple names and races. Mentions of riders like John Barduspold Suey and Donndy die appear amid a chaotic list of participants, standings, and times.
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Montgomen Park
Vatornich
Tieadan
Lancaarriar
Janis Red
Perion
John Barduspold
Races at Aqueduct Feature Wide Field of Entrants
A crowded list of horses and entrants for a days racing at Aqueduct. Entries include Tintra, Welles Balle of Toitlind, Coloteul, and many other named horses with weights and conditions noted. The report mixes race card details with advertising copy and varied spelling.
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Aqueduct Tintra eoSty Turbos
Welles Balle
Toitlind
Lisa
Mar Morris
Pheucloas Hanlean
Amitant
Sethne
Gertimsope
Guagga
Seadoo
Clements
Avurne
Ketle
Brighton Savanna
Local name list fragment hints at community roster
Fragmentary OCR reads like a long list of names and place terms with scattered surnames and surnames. No clear event, date, or action is evident beyond a miscellaneous roster style compilation.
Rockaway Selling Stakes Upset At Aqueduct
Jheatar, a strong second choice, captured the Rockaway Selling Stakes in fast time while favorites claimed several other races at Aqueduct on April 19. Keatar led early, with Diamond Second finishing strong for a second-place showing as the day featured longshots winning the first three races and multiple turf sprint efforts.
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Keatar
Rockaway
Diamond
New York
Aqueduct
Jheatar
Opthian
Battleaxe
Tune
Halifax
Lord of the Forest Watergrass
Gala Badge
Sfcomd Rach
Kingston
Lachests
Ponemah Nettle Carita
Miss Nothing
Vaid
Kuatue
Cora Price Pengenta Belle
Leona Livre
Shule
Rae King
Sailor Boy
Fed Friar
Ormendes
Grenade
Chimney Sweep
Siahea
Twan Diamond
Aeronaut ‘Vloncen Sterling
Divoune Alo
Gonville
To & von Philander
el Dorago Unford Aero Bot Leo Swatts and Garters
Gressnia
Secon Waterheater
High Brush Bundooraa
Ftnessed
Sahara
Mary Hickey
Baseball results across minor leagues show varied outcomes
Southern League games include Birmingham 4 Atlanta 9 and Montgomery 1 Nashville 11 in Birmingham, plus Little Rock 2 Shravepart 6. New Orleans 1 Memphis in eleven innings. South Atlantic results list Jacksonville 9 Macon 1 and Columbia 22 Charlestown 11 with Savannah 8. American Association notes Columbus 2 Kansas City 3 and Minneapolis game. Miscellaneous results feature Jersey City, Bristol, and Binghamton contests with varied scores.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Montgomers
Montgomery
Nashville
Little Rock
Little Hock
Shravepart
New Orleans
Memphis
Jacksonville
Macon
Magusta
Savannah
Columbia
Charlestom
Washington Heights Association Seeks More Hearings on Cryic Issue
August Peterson urges Washington Heights Citizens Association to open canvass beyond its district to include Columbia Heights residents not yet represented. He notes many supporters outside the group and calls for broader outreach before a final decision, hoping to shape Washington as the world’s most beautiful capital.
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Washington Heights
Columbia Heights
Columba Heuhts
Washinton
August Peterson
Capt Couden Funeral Arrives for Arlington Burial
The remains of Henry N Couden Jr USA son of Rev Henry Noble Couden chaplain of the House of Representatives killed last Monday at Camp Lawton are expected to arrive for interment in Arlington Cemetery Sunday or Monday. Born in Michigan in 1900 he joined the army as a veterinary surgeon in 1919 and served at Camp Lawton. He leaves two brothers and a sister, and was a member of Heart W Lawton Command Spanish War Veterans. Funeral will be under the command’s auspices.
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Henry N Couden, Jr
USA
Henry’ Noble Couden
Columbia Road
Northwest
House of Representatives
Camp Lawton
Wash
Arlington Cemetery
Michigan
Couden
Wichitan
Hance of Representatives
William Couden
Boston
Mass
Richard Couden
Janet Cauden
Cauden
Heart W Lawton
Buty
Child Labor Law Debate Divides Washington Mothers
Mrs Elizabeth Jacobs Favora argues against a stringent child labor bill now before the Senate. She contends the measure would bar 9000 DC children from work, drive them to idle streets, and ignores home influences. She urges regulating conditions rather than sweeping employment. She notes examples where work benefits poor families and civic virtue, urging careful reforms.
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Elizabeth Jacobs
Baiter
House
Senate
District of Columbia
Iam
Satan
Iitte
Sec’s
Industrial Educational League
Massachusetts Avenue
Big Bill Insurance Law Reform Backed by Republicans
A Republican caucus supported a sweeping insurance law reform bill with a key amendment allowing independent votes. Twenty six senators pledged support signaling likely passage tomorrow. The measure drops an essential joint provision but retains access to policy holder lists five months before mutual life company selections.
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Albany
Noy
Oght Myada
Senate
White
Syracuse
Armstrong
Greayann White
Audubon Society Sets First Bird Nest Field Study Meet
The second lecture in the Audubon Society series was given at Franklin School by Arthur H. Howell of the Biological Survey. He discussed nesting habits of birds with Washington specimens. The first field trip departs Saturday at 6:36 a.m. from Adams Mill road entrance to the Zoological Park, led by Dr Bartach.
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Audubon Society
Franklin School
Arthur H. Howell
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Howell
Washington
Bartach
Bottlers Strike Sparks Driver Conspiracy Arrests
Four brewery drivers were arrested on conspiracy charges tied to a bottlers strike. They allegedly refused beer deliveries at strike locations, allegedly colluding with bottlers and were released on $500 bonds. Names given include James Butler, August Schlegel, Andrew Blanger, and Fred Xander. August Herman led the arrests after weeks of rising tensions and failed delivery attempts.
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James Butler
Thirteenth Street
August Schlegel
Thireenth Street
Andrew Blanger
Herman
Bottlers' Association
Plymouth Congregational Qualifies for Buildings Society Offer
After fund raising through cantatas teas socials and services Plymouth Congregational Church reduced its debt to 4500 and earned a 2500 offer from the Congregational Church Buildings Society of New York to be repaid over ten years at no interest. The church thanked pastors and workers who helped reach the Easter goal and notify the society of acceptance. E Deuby Hurt in Collision. Fractures ribs contusions and body injuries were reported in a collision between his buggy and a horse and wagon at Frehth and F streets northeast. Denhy, a negro, was involved. Deuby was taken to the Casualty Hospital.
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Plymouth Congregational
Buildings Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Congregational Church Buildings Society of New York
New York Society
Rey A. C Garner
E. Deuby
W E. Deuby
Third Street
Frehth
F Streets
Norman Johnson
Denhy
Damrosch Well Received Wagner Program At National Theater
Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony Orchestra presented a Wagner program at the National Theater yesterday afternoon before a full house. In the wake of Anton Seidl's death, the Seidl Society dissolved, and Damrosch proved a fitting successor, having fully absorbed Wagnerian drama. The performance featured familiar numbers, highlighted by mature readings under a conductor saturated with Wagnerian spirit.
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Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
National Theater
Anton Seidl
New York
Seidl
Wagner
Damrosch
Seid
STATE CLUBS TO BANQUET
The executive committee of the Leagues of Republican State Clubs of the District of Columbia completed arrangements for the second annual banquet and follification to be held in Masame Temple tomorrow. Invitations accepted include Senators Brandegee and Warner, Representatives Ketner Gaines Burton Vreeland Gram Adams, former Senator Marion Butler, and others. Hampton Moore, president of the National Republican League, will speak on the party’s golden jubilee.
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District of Columba
Gus A. Schuldt
Columbian Building
Masame Temple
Brandegee
Connecticnut
Warner
Missouri
J W Ketfer
Ohio
Old Boys’ Club
Gaines
West Virginia
Burton
Vreeland
New York
Gram
Iinois
Adams
Wisconsin
Marion Butler
North Dergling
William P Kent
Virginia
Hampton Moore
National Republican League of the United States
Republican Party
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Hilary Ie
Tayer Walters
Ashbrook
Madam Satan
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Amelia Racine
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Siachabe Ag
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Captain Jarra
Annie Trut Ward
Wike Sulton
Teds
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Pal Bulger
Montell Mer
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Eady Maia
Flora Lee Tole
Lover Uoimeau
Bernie Creamer
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Yul Gauntlet
Warner Griswold
Luthorpe Guwai
Cadiehon
Hata
Aqueduct Track
American Association
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Kansas City
Loulsvidle
Minneapolis
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Miwauke
Indianapolis
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Rochester
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Luke Blackburn
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Quaeric Smithnon
Garth
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Trelner
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Harry Fatton
Mr Smith
Kelly
Rattler
Neville Traner
Melbourne
P Diggins
Golden
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al Theves
Bu Doherty
Julia
Pothsehild
Lady Groryta
McDanisl
Ule Ichang
T Carter
Thistledown
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AG Weston
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Pont
N ‘Thomond
Wales
Devil’s Workshop
New York Senate
What the
Triangle
American Cigar Company
Victoria
Triangle A
American Cigar CO
Mark
Sonspiragy
Union
Foosevelt
Fairbanks
Sunday Post
Newa
Howard Nichols
Pacific_ Trapixe Company
8. Louis
Peoples Pharmacy
Washington, D.C
Washington Brewery Co
Philadelphia
Air Williams Fox
Bureau of American Republics
New Jersey Club
Gilmor
Baltimore, Md
Robert Gilmor
City Supreme Court
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Swift Specific CO
Gas
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Lonis, Mo
Regal
Penna
Ave. N.W
Newcorn & Green
F St
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Duffy
Dusfy
Winskey Company
Rocheser
Orfs
Bork
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