Petition in bankruptcy by Capital Savings Bank depositor
John A. Pierre filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the District Supreme Court listing assets of 4265.87 and total liabilities of 3975. The petition includes a creditor list claiming 32209.86 for deposits from Capital Savings Bank, a joint stock company Pierre belonged to. Attorney John Ridout represents Pierre.
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Capital Savings Bank
John A. Pierre
District Supreme Court
Pierre
John Ridout
New Officers Elected at Mercantile Saving Fund Society Meeting
The Mercantile Saving Fund Society of the District of Columbia held its annual stockholders meeting at 1006 FP Street NW to elect a board of directors and officers for the coming year. Election results list J R Brown H J Crosson J P Cullen W M Ford Charles K Koones J D Leonard and J G Noyes with H J Crosson as president James C Noyes treasurer and J D Leonard secretary. Faust Wins Two Wrestling Bouts at Lyceum Theater.
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Mercantile Saving Fund Society
Mercantile Saving Fund Society of
District of Columbia
FP Street
J. R. Brown
H. J. Crosson
J. P. Cullen
W. %. Ford
Charles K. Koones
J. D. Leonard
J. G. Noyes
James C. Noyes
Faust
August Faust
Lyceum Theater
Max Muller
Jim Boxwell
Boxwell
Earnest Carbino
Baltimore
Two boxers Tommy Lowe and Kid Murphy set to meet in Baltimore
Washington's Tommy Lowe and Chicago's Kid Murphy agreed to a fifteen round bout at the Kutaw Athletic Club in Baltimore on the night of April 27. Each posted a $50 forfeit to honor the article terms. Mrs Annie E Ward files for divorce from Henry C Ward in District Supreme Court, citing desertion since March 12 1903 with Pittsburg address. Pacific Coast travel specials offered from Chicago by Union Pacific rail line with low fares and Pullman sleeping cars.
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Tommy Lowe
Washington
Kid Murphy
Chicago
Kutaw Athletic Club
Baltimore
Sam Solomon
Lowe
District Supreme Court
Annie E. Ward
Henry C. Ward
Charles F. Carusi
Ward
Pittsburg
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Northwestern
R. M. Johnson
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Woman Fractures Skull After Fall From Car
Josephine Henderson a 34 year old colored resident of 509 Twelfth Street Northeast fell from a car at Seventh and D Streets Northeast last night and was rendered unconscious. Doctors at Emergency Hospital said her skull was fractured. The Sun is Washington's Favorite Newspaper.
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Josephine Henderson
Twelfth Street
Seventh
D Streets
Washington
Peter Paul Beaten In Pimlico Feature By Lord Aintree
Baltimore April 20 racing at Pimlico shows improved card with large crowd. Lord Aintree narrowly defeats Peter Paul in a five and one half furlong handicap for three year olds and up, while Little Woods scores his seventh win of the season in the second race. Virginia and Maryland entries dominate two year old stakes as spectators note strong regional participation.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Pimlico
Bradley
Peter Paul
Lord Aintree
Robbie Keane
Fritzi Scheff
Nine Spot
Woodshade
de Russy
Little Woods
James F
Weirdsome
Waddell li
Ambitious
Clabaugh
Tommy Burns
Pater
W. L. Maupin
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Mille
O'Brien
My Mate
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Little City
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W. McDermott
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Rooney
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Aurora Borealis
Little Rose
Samuel R
Wainwright
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Ruby Henstead
Tenny Dene
Hazel Baker
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Sandalwood
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Frank Tyler
Bouvier
Fint
Grand Duchess
Flying Schwab
Homa
Princess Eris
Smiling Alice
Upset-filled Day At Oakland And St Louis Races
Track fast at Oakland and St Louis on April 20 with multiple upsets. Gloomy Gus won at 20 to 1 in race one, Clympion took race two at odds of 6 to 1, Abe Meyer led race three at 10 to 1, Anvil won race four at 11 to 5, Royalty captured race five at 7 to 1, and Briarthorpe led race six at 3 to 1. At St Louis Fair Grounds, Joe Wooten won the first four furlongs, Howling Dervish claimed race two at 2 to 1, with Rolla second and Follies Bergeries third.
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Tennessee Breeders’ Association
W. W. Darden & Co
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J. Martin
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Search Me
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Henry Clay Rye
Oriana
Misa May Bowdish
Miracle 1
Sherry
Young
Races At Rogerea Track Reported Wagers and Winners
In a crowded program at Rogerea, Amer ica II won the fourth race in 1 47.5, Lady Vasht won the fifth at even money, and Floyd K. captured the sixth at 7 to 1. Silver Sue placed second, with Miss Cosette and Brennenworth among the early top finishers.
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Jennia Hughes
Uke
Byrne
Rogerea
Borak
Mordella
W. P. Palmer
Tyrolian
America II
Silver Sue
Miss Cosette
Severe
Agnalo
King Billsworth
Marlin
Lubin
the Regent
Lady Vasht
Brennenworth
Frank Lypler
Meme Lynch
Hubbard
Oudon
Floyd K
Awakening
Eleanor Howard
Mabel Simms
Barca
Boderick Chu
Bismarck
Frank Rice
St. Daniel
Aggie Lewis
Fannette
Courant
Bannock Bella
Santa Catalina's Fast Mile at Aqueduct and Union Park
Sinister led from the start to win the Peconic Handicap at Aqueduct by a length and a half over Trapper with Belle Strome third. Santa Catalina, a long shot, won the mile handicap in 1 39 2-5. Jockey Louis Smith, previously ruled off, was licensed today.
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New York
James R. Keene
Sinister
Aqueduct
Trapper
Belle Strome
Santa Catalina
Louis Smith
Baird
J. Kelly
Jeskamine
Powers
Rickey
Commodore Fontaine
Carmagrole
Dreamland
Calabash
Racing Entres Feature Morning Card Across Tracks
A long listing of today’s racing entries across multiple tracks details six to seven races per meet. Each race lists horse names with weights and rivals, including jockeys and gate or performance notes where legible. The card enumerates six races at different venues with varied furlongs and distances, highlighting the day’s lineup and betting options.
Alexandria Streets Obstructions Spark Police Enforcement
Washington Post Bureau report notes merchants protest strict sidewalk obstruction laws in Alexandria. Mayor Paff orders enforcement. several offenders cited, later admonished. Also recounts sewer trench accident injuring a livery horse, a German immigrant widow and son memorialized, Sons of the Revolution visit Mount Vernon, and Holy Thursday services across Catholic and Episcopal churches.
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King Street
Alexandria
Paff
Paif
Caton
Boothe
Corporation Court
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Gardner L. Boothe
Queen Street
Pitt and
Royal Streets
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Fairfax Street
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W. P
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Pitt Street
Wilkes and Gibbon Streets
P. T. Harrington
Columbus Street
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B. Weil
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Mount Vernon
Washington
Hubert Snowden
J. T. Sweeney
A. D. Brockett
H. F. Robertson
Capt. K. Kemper
Christ Church
Carlyle House
Masonic Temple
Grand Jury Bound Over in Pullman Gaming Case
In Police Court Judge Scott held tobacco dealer George W. Pullman for grand jury action after a preliminary hearing. The device involves after thirty purchases a key unlocking a cabinet compartment containing money from 10 cents to 50 dollars. Prosecutors and defense argued at length. bond set at 300 dollars. Alleged wife beater William Hatton's arraignment resulted in a 100 dollar fine or 364 hours of labor.
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George W. Pullman
Scott
Pullman
Davis
United States
Given
Bank suit hinges on Towles note signatures
Traders National Bank sues Henry Towles C C Bryan Gilbert Towles and Zenas Robbing for 15000 plus interest alleging forgery. Experts Carvalho and Hay testified signatures genuine with no material alteration notes. Hay and Carvalho to resume testimony next Monday.
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Henry ©. Towles
Justice Barnam
Traders' National Bank
Henry O. Towles
C. C. Bryan
Gilbert B. Towles
Zenas C
Towles
Robbins
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