Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Aug 5, 1904, p. 13

Trek Wins Alabama Stake at Saratoga in Gaining Stretch

At Saratoga on August 4, Trek captured the Alabama Stakes by seven lengths over Seagull Burnt Hill with Dimple finishing four lengths back in third. Beldame, a heavy favorite, won the earlier steeplechase as Numeral fell short after overturning the stretch hurdle. Stalwart, Danseuse, Burnt Fill, Zeala, Mailyrant and other races filled the rest of the day's card with tight finishes and multiple favorites failing to prevail.

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Numeral Trek Seagull Burnt Hill Saratoga Newton Bennington Beldame Alabama E R. Thomas Dimple Ishlana Zeala Mailyrant Stalwart Red Sevn Dick Bernard J Martin Scarfell Munderiy Tima Feenam Maxim Morwood Aso Dayton Urmery Territle Terry Helder Velteh Lee Iceland Alwin Ike Fane Lee O'Neil Worthy Melfern Snerling Sralan Zea Olver Cromwell Bank Rt Sryket Louisberry Nelle Fis Sheen

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Red Leaf Wins By Nose In Two Year Old Handicap

Red Leaf overtakes Franco in a tight finish at Belvoir with a nose ahead after a six furlong sprint for two year olds. Franco and Red Leaf traded leads through the stretch as other runners Twilight and Fruit racked up strong showings in early races. The program lists multiple horses and results across races including Erema Aggia Lewis Jimalong and Carley's Dream with winner times noted and odds listed for each event.

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Franco St Tous Ang Red Leaf Ross Site Wavorites Q@ Smith Austin W. Davis Riley Senator Sullivan Tser Roos Quik Ball Flaunt Lady Felix Idris King Rose Miss Manwel Jake Weber France Vancurasuy Lucky Charm Carvay Peme Opinion Outa Dameron Milton Young Tha Cook la Princess Heems Carley Young Birdwood Anderson Cantril Mae Miller Darwan Wiss Eun Campasa Feronla Admetusaleetan Aggia Lewis H Anders Orient D. Austin Met Tome Lady Ray Bllestul Met- Tanalla Sur Lady Vashkei J. P. Mayberry Prodigal Sur Lady Charles Fan- Loriana Ora Z Cardona Codex Blarney Girl Tlyve Nepenthe S* Monocrum Fay Templeton Berry Hughes King's Charm Dolinda

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Harlem stakes thrill as Smulski prevails nose in upset

Chicago August 4. Youngster Stakes at Harlem yields a nose victory for John Smulski at long price over The Mist with Loretta M third and Kurtzmann fourth. Jockey Henry, reinstated yesterday, rode the winner. Weather warm and cloudy, track good. Wagered purse $3,450. Summaries detail five furlong and mile races, with Denis, Dalvay, Huzzah, Irene Lindey, Girdlestone, and Mijo among top finishers and entries listed for tomorrow’s program.

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Chicago Harlem John Smulski the Mist Loretta M Kurtzmann Henry Denis Sheehan Tyrollan Knapp Judge Gaufley Hotter Tipe Louise McParten Bric M Captain North Ravalnis Rainey B the Loveli Dixelle Tarcoola Belle Butwehl Hattie Welhe Dundrill Dalvay Larsen Wan Jake Nicol Fonsoluca Hoffer Major T. J. Carson Variora Anger Mum Regale Allen Avon Huzzah McIntyre Schoolmate Perriner Bragg Felipe Lugo Alaco Irene Lindey Fear the Crisis Hoffler Lady Fashion Mijo Alma Dufour Doctle Telephone Greenfield Avenger Sweet Tone St. George, Jr Brand New Determination Lady Free Knight Alice Virgie Ethylene Lady Royal Pirate Beyiin Kbusey Longmore Doctor Stephens Mabel Richardson Kilmaine Sack Taventer Hudson Oliver Me Jack Doyle Dagmar Weird Iff Sweet Jane Sincerity Bell Petit Duc Judge Traynor Olympian Jim Hale Sweetie Durbar Dragoon Mayor Johnson Emperor of India Jehane Cypriense Komomba Tom Mambin Agnes Brennen Ernest Parham Jackful Maren Fly Lady Welfare Harnay Freesias Nitrate Wenrick Russmond Excentral Jerry Lynch Mangir Prince of Pliseu Marcos

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Poor Day for Favorites at Hudson River Driving Park

Aug 4 meeting yields few wins by favorites as Hett G wins 265 pace while Texas breaks early and Delilah falters after a heat win. Daniel paces 2.03 miles not matching track record. Oakland Baron and Baron Star generate multiple placings in 225 and 217 pacing events with best times around 2:10. Brownie and Hettle G claim several heats. other entrants include Delilah, Delma Gregor, Baron Oakland, Texas, and Albert with various placements and purses.

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King B Wins Underdog Finish at Fort Erie

Heavy track at Fort Erie features six races with multiple disqualifications. King B. defeats Eclectic in a driving finish after Depends is disqualified for fouling Reward in the second race. other race results include Zarehea, Blue Grouse, and Lou Woods winning their events with times listed.

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Buffalo N. X King B Fort Erie Eclectic Tole Irene Me Pea Ridge Scapltano Kiletles Ialle Zarehea Wigosmile Harborer Blue Grouse Fpancreatis Oddelette Saven Exledle Gutfeld Lou Woods Snare Justice Star

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Fast Time at Titunville

Titusville Pa August 4 third day at J C McKinney Driving Park drew a record crowd. Fast times across events with Hamilton 2 30 1 4 in 2 12 pacing the year’s fastest mile. In 12 class pacing Danota Dan won by three heat sweep. Hamilton took two heats, best 2 12 0. Allie Mack third. In 24 class trotting Aducater King swept fifth and seventh heats. Morning Star second, best 2 21 4. Georgia Webb third. Maudy fourth. 28 4 pace Little Buck won in straight heats. best 2 15 0. Chance second, Ruby Electric third. Doctor H fourth with Stella B Electric Storm and Althea G also listed.

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Titusville J. C. McKinney Hamilton Danota Dan Allie Mack Sweet Mario Cardington Girl Aducater King Morning Star Georgia Webb Maudy Grace B Capolna Allert Little Buck

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World record set in reel events at North Carolina firemen tourney

Spencer team dominates the 450 yard hand reel and 200 yard grab reel races at the seventh annual North Carolina firemen's tournament in Salisbury. Spencer wins 450 yard hand reel in 25 seconds and grabs the 200 yard reel in 19 seconds to lower the world record to 19 seconds. The team plans to enter the international contest in St Louis from August 25 for prize money.

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Blue Ribbon Awards At Albemarle Horse Show

Special to The Washington Fest Charlottesville Aug 4 closing of Albemarle Horse Show. Firelight defeated Blazeway in a keen ladies hunters jump-off. many spills and falls noted. Courtland Smith led park tandem and Garnet Ripple won four-in-hand cup. social ball followed with extensive awards across many classes.

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Washington Charlottesville Albemarle Horse Show Association Christopher Columbus A. R B. Steele Atlanta P. E. Thyson & Bro. Warrenton Columbus Louisville Lexington Kentucky A. B. Steele Fire Nght Blazeway Torchlight Searchlight Gay Cap James K. Maddux Patt Richmond Misa Louise Seldon Wee Travers Daniels Culpeper Wilbur Osborne Gordonsville Co. West Lord Stafford Edwin O. Meyer Association Russell Smith Cyhnet Lady Lightfoot Tulfarris Albemarle Courtland Smith Chevy Chase Cameron Hun Lucy Southerland Garnett, Ripple Tiptop Camde Hil Blaseaway Blair Johnson Warrenton Baster Winston Julian Morris Campbells Garnet Ripple Mia Alexandria Gordoneville Charity Charles R. Hooft, Jr Tulfer Ria R. E. Cree Crozet Flrat C. C. West Fort Stafford Baltimore George Cole Scott Bunters Cracker Jack Eugene Block Charles R. Hooff, Jr Jerricks Clarence Moore Chevy Chase Club Maryland Cameron Run Hunt Club

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Norfolk Favorites Win at State Fair trotting and pacing events

Special to The Washington Fest from Norfolk Virginia reports two favorites prevail in trotting and pacing at the State Fair. Hudgecraft dominates the pace while Lady Ruth wins the 2-29 trot amid 20 000 spectators. A late accident involving Gray Rock and rider Robert Taylor marred the event as surgeons treated Taylor after a high jump attempt.

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Norfolk Hudgecraft Lady Ruth Jim Lightfoot Blue Victor India Robert Taylor Gray Rock B. G S Boewell Wo Lad Alby H. €. Cooper Prince Hal J. H McCall Prince of Norfolk Bh. G H. G. Lambert Yom Hoy Br. G G. R. Richmond Newey C W Markle Pal W. W. Smook Jack Horner MH. J. Jamison Puréea H E Mears Big Ann Smyth Bros Fearoleon Wilton Stock Farm Bae Blakeford B. m W. BH. Turner Thomas Colina Bog CW. Ry Seely Rt. L. Barnett A. G. Spratley Pride of Hampton N. Marchant HE. C. Leach BE. Snyder H. J. Jamison

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Prince Alert Against Time Ex Meets Buffalo Pace

At Kenilworth Park Buffalo on Aug 4 a grand circuit program drew a large crowd including many Canadians for the 2:08 pace worth 5000. Prince Alert led in an exhibition against time failing to reach two minutes but finishing near the mark with times 30 1 2, 1:01, 1:30 and 2:01¼. Ecstatic won the 2:13 pace after a slow start, while John Me. captured the 2:16 trot with two straight heats. The Empire State Purse of 5000 for 208 pacers saw Gallagher take two of three heats amid strong Canadian enthusiasm.

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Buffalo Kenilworth Park Prince Alert Jack Curry Doctor M John Mc Gallagher Oratoria Tony Doctor H E. G Smith Katie H B. m Hormberger Speer Dr. Madara Hudaoa Kling Direct Geers Baron Rogers McCleary Pinchem Wilkes

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Corinthian Boat Club races postponed due to absences

The Corinthian Boat Club postponed August 14 races to early September as many boats were away on cruises. Vesper led by Don E Clarke and companions depart for a ten day river mouth cruise. John P Walker and friend plan a cruise. Fiji, Naomi, Spartan and others are noted with various voyages and returns. A citizen donor sent $1.50 to the conscience fund at the U S Treasury.

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Catholic Societies Convene In Detroit Endorse Faith Based Reforms

The American Federation of Catholic Societies met in Detroit for its fourth annual convention Aug 4, adopting resolutions on education divorce and marriage laws, urging no public funds for religious instruction, and praising Indian schools and efforts to aid immigrant education while condemning French government suppression of religious orders. New Orleans was chosen for next year’s meeting amid候候 candidates Milwaukee San Francisco Buffalo mentioned.

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Detroit Mich American Federation of Catholic Societies T. B. Minahan New York I. B. Quelkers Newark N. J Edward Feeney Brooklyn George W. Steiger France Philippines Louisiana New Orleans Milwaukee San Francisco Buffalo

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Oldest Inhabitants Officers Elected at Monthly Meeting

At a monthly meeting of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants officers were elected by acclamation led by S. Thomas Brown. A concert by the Engineer Band from the Washington Barracks followed at Smithsonian Grounds with a program including Jefferson March and My Old Kentucky Home.

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Anacostia Attendant Killed By Passing Train

James W. Pumphrey thirty six of 20 Jackson street Anacostia an attendant at St Elizabeths Asylum was killed by a train on the Baltimore and Ohio Road between Howard and Sumner avenues Anacostia Wednesday night found beside tracks at 4 30 yesterday morning by Welson Green police notified Deputy Coroner Glazebrook ruled death an accident Pumphrey left a widow and four children despite intoxication earlier that day

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James W. Pumphrey Tirty Jackson Street Anacostia St. Elizabeth’s Asylum Baltimore and Ohio Road Howard and Sumner Avenues Welson Green Pumphrey Glazebrook

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Sunday School Picnic at Holy Trinity Draws 2000

Holy Trinity Sundayschool at Thirty sixth and O streets Georgetown held its second annual excursion to Marshall Hall. About two thousand attended and $600 to $800 is expected to be raised for the new hall and school. Prizes were awarded in amusements and contests, with two baseball games and multiple youth events won by various participants.

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Holy Trinity Marshall Hall Holy ‘Trinity Catholic Church Thirty-sixth O Streets Georgetown Marshall Wall Washington River Resort Washington Boys’ Club Ghamrocks Trinity Church St. Martin's Trinity William Stohlman Ambrose Molden Frank Gross G. Finley Altar Choir Boys Clarence Hill John Simmons Ambrose Molen Alice Benton Margaret Martin Genevieve Gaskins Effie Cross Florence Alexander Heroh Collins Edward Johnson

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Jealous Woman Assaults Rival in Northwest House

Mamie Wheeler, accused of assaulting Delia Craighead after entering her Second and L streets home, broke crockery and bricks were thrown before the intrusion. Police reported Craighead bleeding from fork wounds. Wheeler was found fleeing. Judge Kimball fined Wheeler $200 or a year in jail in Police Court yesterday.

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Delia Craighead Mamis Wheeler Second Craighead Mamie Wheeler Coombs L Street Wheeler Kimball

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Big Adventist Meeting at Takoma Park on Sunday

Seventh-day Adventists of Takoma Park plan a grave meeting on Sanitarium grounds by the Sligo bank for educational purposes. Prominent church figures will speak on why they are here, school aims, building projects, health and Christian living, with music and 10 AM forenoon talks and 3 PM afternoon addresses including Mrs. E. G. and A. Colcord.

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Takoma Park Sanitarium Sligo Tacoma Park Jo & Washburn Bland W. C. White G. A. Hare Washington Sanitarium Association G B. Thompson E. G A. Colcord

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Printers' Trip to St Louis Details Delegates' Sendoff

Arrangements by the ex-Delegates Association of the Columbia Typographical Union set a trip to St Louis for the printers international convention starting Monday. The Washington party departs this afternoon at 2 30 via a Special car on the Chesapeake and Ohio. Delegates T C Parsons and Miss Anna Wilson are already in St Louis, with Dan C Vaughan and Frank A Kidd to follow with Washington friends and delegates from Eastern cities. Cincinnati and Southern delegates will join en route as the St Louis Typographical Union plans an elaborate entertainment program.

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Association of the Columbia Typographical Union St. Louis Printers’ International Washington Chesapeake and Ohio T. C. Parsons Anna €. Wilson Dan C. Vaughan Frank A. Kidd Cincinnati

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Boy Burglar in Police Court Juvenile case at reform school

Eugene Brooks a fourteen or fifteen year old African American boy was ordered by Judge O Nea l to reform school until adulthood after four charges of breaking into Hoy s Hotel and other downtown businesses were proven. His older white accomplice Karl Thoma faced only one charge and fled with a money loss.

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Cooper to Hang Today for Punta Gorda Murder

Isiah F. Cooper faces execution at noon in Arcadia Florida for the January 22 1903 murder of City Marshal Bowman of Punta Gorda. Despite legal efforts including a disbarment of an attorney and pardon board pressure a reprieve is hoped for but unlikely. The report notes Cooper proclaims innocence but has given up hope. Also reported are the funeral of Maj Edwin A Clifford cashier of the Government Printing Office and a separate incident where seven year old Joseph Pike survived a fall from five stories thanks to clotheslines in a New York tenement yard.

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Arcadia Fla Isiah F. Cooper Bowman Punta Gorda Cooper Edwin A. Clifford Government Printing Office Yale Street Joseph Dawson Chicago Rose 111 Messrs Bs Gillette R. E Redway R R West Myers B. Cottle New York Joseph Pike

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Shorey Aims To Lead DC Spanish War Veterans Group

Capt Shorey announced his candidacy for commander of the Department of the District of Columbia United Spanish War Veterans to succeed Maj Tradges who served two terms. He is currently senior vice commander and acting commander while Roy Leach seeks senior vice commander. The national body’s New Haven convention set the line of succession, with Harold Mesrew becoming commander-in-chief and Enelish slated to head the organization at the St Louis meeting. Isabel Worrellall was reinstated in the Edith K Roosevelt Auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans.

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Shorey G Wexyburn Shorey Department of the District of Columbia United Spanish War Veterans Fred F Tradges Capt. Shorey Roy Leach New Haven Harold* Mesrew Col Emmet Ureli Wiliam E Enelish Indianapolis St Louis Isabel Worrell Edith K Roosevelt

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Workman May Lose Eyesight After Paper Mill Accident

Eass of his eyesight may result from an accident to Godfrey Jones thirty five years old of 2607 King's Court Northwest. Yesterday Jones opened a can of lye at the Potomac and K streets paper mill when the lid came off and the lye flew into his eyes. He was sent to Georgetown University Hospital. Revenge Provokes Double Murder in Chicago. Ignatz Kita shot and killed John Golartk and wife in their saloon at 67 Rawson Street after being prosecuted for breaking a window. He attempted suicide but wounded his right hand and was captured.

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Mary ‘Chapman Fifteenth P Streets Nebraska Davis Mary P Street Homeopathic Hospital Eass Godfrey Jones King’s Court Northwest Jones Potomac K Streets Georgetown University Hospital Chicago Ignatz Kita John Golartk Rawson Street Rita

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Struck on Head by Bucket at Wharf

A patrol wagon carried Adam White, seventy year old Black man, from the Georgetown University Hospital to his home after being struck on the head by a heavy bucket while unloading coal at the Thirtieth street wharf. He suffered a scalp laceration and slight concussion but was later released.

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Poor Day for Favorites at Hudson River Driving Park

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King B Wins Underdog Finish at Fort Erie

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Fast Time at Titunville

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Blue Ribbon Awards At Albemarle Horse Show

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Norfolk Favorites Win at State Fair trotting and pacing events

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Prince Alert Against Time Ex Meets Buffalo Pace

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Corinthian Boat Club races postponed due to absences

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Catholic Societies Convene In Detroit Endorse Faith Based Reforms

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