Saratoga Racing Notes Bring Mixed Wins and Close Finishes
At Saratoga on Aug 13 J E Seagram's Purslane won the Amsterdam Selling Brakes by two lengths across H P Whitney's Fanor, with Alauda second and Monocle fading. Forsythe's Feanne D'Arc led to the stretch and won the 7 furlong handicap by a length and a half. The Gardener and incognito posted victories in others while Miss Kearney and Dreamer took late races. Ramrod and Paddy won a two-mile steeplechase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epersal
Washington Post
Saratoga
J. E. Seagram
Purslane
Amsterdam
Pp. Whitney
Fanor
Alauda
Fancy
Monocle
F. A. Forsythe
H. P. Whitney
Westbury
H. B. Duryea
the Gardener
Sandpiper
Incognito
Torgnia
John el
Madden
Miss Kearney
Walden
Jeanne d’ Azz
McCaher
Wentbury
Adriade
Lang
Orford
Arya
Deekon
SECON
Ramred
Sampson
Paddy
Kelly
Sanapiner
Inevettite
Notter
Torenia
Lobo
Hieo
Algo Tak
Miuls
V. Va fGilvert
Robert Couper
Moxocrlz
N Rice
Ren High
Grainger Algo
Staten
Kearney
Jiu
Plastical
McDanie
Moolod
Necter
Fittitoy
Winners and Odds From Major Races Across Saratoga Fort Erie and Seattle
A racing snapshot reports results from Saratoga Fort Erie and Seattle with horses including Deanne Arc Ramrold Gardener and Snake Mary among others. Odds cited show wide splits and predictions note Derante a star at any distance and hint at a new track in Michigan and interest from Western racing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derante
Michigan
Chicago
Deblud
Verture
Racing Not Interesting From Washington Post Report
The visiting element appeared to liven the crowd slightly but regulars found the racing tame and lacking spirit. Court news from Kings County looms, with Judge Dike’s decision welcome to ease harassment fears and influence fall meetings. Sheriff Bradley’s supporters anticipate telling the governor from Albany that the legal view supports current actions. Empire City’s hoped move teeters, with many staying for the weekend and others leaving after a quiet opening. Tonay’s steeplechase disappointed as Hamrod and Paddy failed to comply, while Miss Kearney’s victory produced a notable farm-rover record claim by the owner. John Sanford denies reports of criticism toward turf leaders and urges loyalty to high standards until racing is restored. Furslane’s sale cost rose to 505 after a $1,008 bid, and trainer Barry Littlefield secured the horse. Algernon Dalogerfield heads licenses and color registrations for incoming West-area horsemen. Robert Cooper’s loss irritates owner Fred Forsythe as betting cements morning track plans.
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Washington Post
New York
Kings County
Jockey Club
Judge Dike
Bradley
Ike
Albany
Fort Erie Race Meet Results Highlight Fast Finishers
Race by race results list winners and placings at Fort Erie. J H Reed wins first race on Kennedy mare, with Dr Holzberg second. Subsequent races feature Pan De Noyles, Snake Mary, Edgeley, Estella G., Helen B., and other horses with varied times, margins, and runners across six races plus maidens and selling events.
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J. H. Reed
Kennedy
Even
Dr. Holzberg
Powers
Gerrymander
Boas
Ben Howe
Pleasing. Trappe
Sir Canaan
Brown Tony
Leonard
Pan de Noyles
Glagner
Jos Gillens
Sinister
Pickens
Prime
Colonel Zeb
Irene B. Ramsey
Oide
Snake Mary
Butler
Woo. Marmoreau
Bergen
Stoner Hill
Gambrinna
Merleith
Inspector
Puvis
Rustle
Ancient
Bertha G
Estella G
Keep Maring
Lieberth
Listerine
Dalaby
Helen B
Kennedys
Lafeyette
Plekens
Camille
Lady Carel
Mottboy
Moonraker
Harry Micheson
Bonebrake
Racing Entries at Saratoga Show Busy Card of Races
A list of Saratoga entries across seven races with weights and runners. Notable horses include High Private, Obdurate, Rostrum, Maumite, Ogemah, Sally, Zipango, Fultonville, Adriana, Gowan, and Royal Tourist among many others, across handicaps and allowances for 2 to 7 furlongs and mile distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
High Private
Sea Clit
Clacktorn
Lady Bedford
Maumite
Ogemah
Sally
Cal. White
Sir Toddington
Turtonas
Fultonville
Adriana
Gowan
Big Deorge
Jublee
Jugeins
Woodcraft
Thomas Calhoun
Glaucis
Sanguine
Wdear
Venever
Hawiwing
Cheek
Arondaci
Escheo
Westmore
Helen Harvey
Ayoani
Midshipman
Rasy
Harlin
Funeh
Chlef Brandt
Stokes
Bar
Athletes Give Exhibition At Queenstown Promenade
Olympic competitors from London staged an exhibition at Queenstown on the promenade quay. Ralph Rose of San Francisco set a new record in the one-pound weight event, while Walsh of Canada and John Flanagan of the Irish-American Athletic Club each set marks in their events. John J. Hayes, M. J. Ryan, and J. B. Taylor of the same club sailed for New York aboard the Oceanic today after the display.
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Queenstown
New York
London
Promenade Quay
Ralph, Rose
San Francisco
Walsh
Canada
John’ Flanagan
Eastern pair beats Southern in national lawn doubles round
Eastern champions Beals C Wright and Raymond D Tattle outplay Southern pair Hugh G Whitehead and James H Winston in straight sets 6-0 6-3 6-2 at Crescent A C Bay Ridge. Wright and Little dominate service and cross court shots as Whitehead and Winston struggle with nerves and timing. Wright and Little advance to face Emerson and Weidner, with Newport nationals hope on the line.
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Washington Post
New York
Beals C. Wright
Raymond’ D. Tattle
Hugh G. Whitehead
James H. Winston
Crescent A
Bay Ridge
Little
Whitehead
Norfolk
Wright
Winston
Leonard Brooks
The
Crescent
A.C. Easterners
Say Little
South
Soult
Jattie
Foot Jenks
L. Whiteheaed
Seminary
Whit
Whitthead
Emerson
Weidner
Alexander
Hackett
Newport
Clothier Narrowly Wins to Reach Semifinals in Meadow Club Tennis
Aug 3 Southampton reports at Meadow Club, J D BR Jones Robert Leroy W F Johnson and W J Clothier reach the lawn tennis singles semifinals. Clothier survives a wind aided win over R E B Palmer. Johnson defeats Inman and Jones beats Slocum. Leroy edges Westfall 2 1. Doubles see Hinck and he beat Slocum and Jack Westfall 6 8 63 4 ienedes and Stillman beat Dabney and Met. Watson defeats Hurt and Nattleton. Clothier and Johnson beat Palmer and Wizane. Post Want Ads are free through the classified pages.
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Southampton
J. D. BR. Jones
Robert Leroy
W. F. Johnson
W. J. Clothier
Meadow Club
Clothier
R. E B. Palmer
Johnson
F. C. Inman
Jones
H. W. Slocum
Leroy
H.W. Westfall
Tollow
Toney
Slocum
Westfall
Inman
Palmer
Hinck
Jack
Anid Westfall
Ienedes
Stillman
Dabney
Met
Avenger Wins Yacht Race in Marblehead Cup
Nineteen New York Yacht Club yachts raced from Wood End to Half Way Rock Marblehead under strong southwest wind. Avenger claimed the challenge cup in a narrow victory over Istalena by nine seconds, adding a fifth cup to its cruise record. Queen set fastest time for schooners, with 3 hours 20 minutes 22 seconds for Taormina de Zontet.
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Avenger
Marblehead
Mass
Massachusetts
New York
Eluleet
Wood ‘End
Figer Tip
Cape Cod
Halfway Rock
Vigrant
Migilant
Queen
Taormina
Waa
Istalena
Dlaga
de Zontet
Vwareceder
Emerata
Eclipse
Miradei
William E. Iselin
Keene Denies Plans to Ship Twenty Horses to Buenos Ayres
Special to The Washington Post reports James R. Keene denies circulating rumors of shipping 20 yearlings and two-year-olds to Buenos Ayres for auction and racing, denying lease of Balaton Lodge and stating he will race in America next year while breeding highclass thoroughbreds at Castleton Stud. He suggests Haggin plans are the same: surplus horses sold as racing booms expand abroad, not ending U.S. racing.
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Balaton Lodge
Washington Post
New York
James R. Keene
James B. Haggin
Buenos Ayres
Velasquez
Balaton Ledge
Newmarket
England
Keene
Tredge
Heene
Castleton Stud
Haggin
Elmendorf Stud
Kentucky
Mass Crowd Attends Pocomoke Fair Races and Feats
In Pocomoke Maryland on August 13 a crowd of about 15 000 filled the fairgrounds for a successful third day. Visitors from Virginia Delaware and Maryland joined locals for close races including a 2 1/2 year trotting class won after Billy Prince collided with May Case. Miss Lillian Hoffman repeated her act riding two horses Roman style in 59 seconds.
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Washington Post
Pocomoke
Pocomoke Fair
Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Billy Prince
May Case
Bull
John White
Bill Prince
Lillian Hoffman
Troetting
Inc
White Mangherty
Bily Prince
Bully
Troilie
Welliver
May Gare
Street
Maxis Hiness
Reeves
Gracie W
Haring
Robin Bird
Honest Jim Day
Dyer
Nancy Lee
H. R. Tyson
Allen
McKees Me
Sweeney
Bmy C
Werd V
Wilson
Warren -Rogera
Sturgis
Beastie M
Bresle
van Hether
H. Ro Tyson
Orion
Nervine Restores Nervous Energy Says Reader Testimony
Broken down over work and nervous strain affect the whole body. Dr Miles Nervine builds up the system and restores nerve energy. A testimonial from J H Hershey of Lititz Pennsylvania recalls his wife nearly dying from nervous prostration two years ago and how Nervine helped her recover, now in good health.
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Miles’ Nervine
Wita
Miles Wervine
Eee Bey
J.H
Hershey
Litits
Panera
Miles Medical CO
Elktiart
Ind
Front Royal Horse Show Ends With Big Crowd and Upsets
On August 13 Front Royal Va crowds packed the Brand stand as heavyweight hunters impressed judges. Odd Sox was disqualified in the farmers’ flat race after winning, Jack London took the money. Bookmakers were ruled off the course. The day featured numerous classes and top horses like Grand Marshal and King Edward, with results listed for lightweight and heavyweight hunters, pony events, and hunt club teams.
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Washington Post
Front Royal
Odd- Sox
Kitty
Jack London
King Edward
W. D. Benner
Rogers Bros
Pred Okie
Keswick
I. Ht
Weathervae
Park gaddle—Firet
E. H. Wauther-_ bee
Fred Okie
Sarena
Julian Morrie
Pirat
Rorat Swell
Bowles Bros
Wirst
Lula
B. Marshall
Gecoond
Regina
J. K. Marshal
Dot
Marshall
Nick
A. E Bowers
Parmners
Firet
Maud
J. R
Jeb
Firat
Fred Oule
David Grey
Weatherbee
George Zinnae
Richmond Wins Again in Major League Matchup
In Richmond Virginia on August 13, errors by Portsmouth in the seventh inning allowed four runs, giving Richmond its fourth straight win. Key players included Quinn, Lawrence, Stinson, and Hallman, with total offense spread across Richmond and Portsmouth as final tallies reached 9 to 5.
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Richmond
Portsmouth
Quinn
Harkman
Michmond
Portymouth
Aeb Pipe
Lawrones
Kangier
Olsehryder
Wadleigh
Auing
Hallman
OO LO
Lipe
Ransler
Stinson
Sandherr
Sieber
Mesatut
Lawrence
Builet
Toner
Messitt
Bullet
Lawrenes
Titman
Walid Phea
Balla
Ison
Mr. Byron
Hart to Fight O Brien in September Bout
Special to The Washington Fest Boston Massachusetts August G Marvin Hart of Kentucky and Philadelphia Jack OBrien will meet in a twelve round catchweights contest at the Armory A. of this city on September 35. OBrien will train in Philadelphia and weigh about 165 pounds while Hart will be near 190. This marks Osbrien s first ring appearance outside Philadelphia since a disputed loss to Burns. Hart has been retired but once beat Jack Johnson. OBrien was introduced at the Armory and received with cheers after a Halifax engagement. Dan Donnelley likely to be the third man in the ring.
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Washington
Boston
Mase
Marvin Hart
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Jack Obrien
Mmn
Armory
O'Brien
Teddy
Hart
Osrlen
Tommy Burns
Wntil
Burns
Eien
Ila
Inome
Marvin
Jack Johnson
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Portland
Dan Donnelley
Papke
Carroll and Mantell
O’brien
Athletes to See President in New York Celebration
President Roosevelt cannot attend the London Olympics celebration in New York but will greet the American athletes at Oyster Bay. Gov. Hughes offers National Guard parade support as twelve athletes return aboard the Majestic. Carpenter defends his disqualification and recalls witnesses to support his version of the 400-meter finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
London
Lkely
McLoughlin
Olympic Athletes Reception Committee
Oyster Bey
John C. Carpenter
Cornell University
Majestic
Carpenter
Lieut. Halswelle
The
Forrest Smithson
J. A. Rector
Harry Hillman
Papke Crushes Two Foes in One Ring at August Bout
In Boston, Bill Papke scored rapid KOs over Johnny Carroll of New York and Frank Mantell of Providence. Both six rounders ended after about two rounds with Carroll knocked down repeatedly and Mantell felled three times. Referee halted the brutal display as too one sided.
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Boston
Bill Papke
Johnny Carrol
New York
Frank Mantell
Providence
Carrol
Papke
Mantell
Attell and Moran Fight Set After Coin Flip
A coin flip settled terms for the featherweight world title bout between Attell and Moran. Referee Jack Welsh to oversee a 23 round match in New York after a stubborn quarrel over rounds and weight. Weigh in at 122 pounds four hours before bell with a 60 40 purse split in favor of the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Franciscs
Attell-Moran
Jack Welsh
Areferee
Moran
Attell
Tony Pastor in serious condition at summer home
Special to The Washington Post reports Tony Pastor veteran actor and manager ill in bed at Kerry Cottage Himhurst since Monday after a nervous breakdown blamed on business worries and losses. Nightly improvement noted but age and illness with recent health decline contribute to his condition.
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Washington Post
New York
Tony Pastor
Kerry Cottage
Himhurst
Tammany Hall
Kraut Prices Seen Rising After Drought Spoils Crop
At the National Kraut Manufacturers Association annual meeting in Chicago reports indicate drought has slashed output, creating a certain crop shortage. Officials will decide feasibility of raising prices for next winter, with sauerkraut possibly becoming a luxury for the wealthy.
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Chicago
National
Kraut Manufacturers’ S Association
National Kravt Association
Regatta at Springfield Tracks 14 Events Overseas Teams
Springfield Aug 18 oarsmen from 30 clubs including Canada prepare for a two day national regatta on the Connecticut River. Fourteen events span singles doubles fours and shells plus a war canoes race. Champion Harry Bennett of Springfield Boat Club seeks repeat victory against Frank Greer Fred Shepherd and Donands Miller. Toronto clubs miss due to rail issues. other entrants include West Philadelphia St Louis Minnesota St Paul and Vesper Boat Club.
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Springfield
Mass
Canada
Connecticut
Harry
Bennett
Springfield Boat Club
Phua
Frank D. Greer
Fred Shepherd
Donands Miller
New You
New You. Eiine Raves
Hean
Uotil
Single
Ecu
Toronto
West Philadelphia
St. Louis
Tank Boat Club
Minnesota Heat Glug
Equity Court Dockets and Probate Notices in DC Record
Detailed docket entries from the Equity and Probate Courts list testimony orders, alimony arrears, estate administrations, probate wills, and real estate transfers. Names include Banierd, Turner, Fountain Peyton, Lambert, Harveys, Queen, Evans, Wade, Daly, Rockwell, Mahoney, Hogan, Swan, and Matones among others, with related firms, bonds, and court numbers. The record covers bankruptcy, injunctions, receivers, and property conveyances across multiple DC districts and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No. I
Banierd
Umer Ve. Turner
Fountain Peyton
W. C. Matt
Gordon & Gordon
Crandal Mackey
P. J. Ryan
Bankruptcy Court
Justice Barnant
Roger Q. M. Maloney
HR. H. Onear
J. BR. Shields
Deeds of Rust and City Property Transfers Listed
A jumble of property transactions across multiple SQUARE and district names lists buyers and sellers, building associations, and loan details. Numerous figures show sums from 1,500 to 3,000 and various terms like three years or two years with semiannual payments. The items mention Perpetual Building Association, Laurel Building Association, and others as securing lots, with names such as Emanuel Jackson, James Berry, William Mahorty, Roger Maloney, and Rose H. Lord among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Jackson Etta Prank J
Diewdonne
James Berry
Connecticut
Avenue
Terrace
Smith
D.gordon
Fulton
Gordon
William V. Mahorty
Emanuel Spelch
Harry
Howenstein
Wwecare Louents
A. Hayden
Square
Moner Sinsheimer
Nudalpy WB
Behrend
Levi J. David
Eure Amnon Berend
Roger
Maloney
Moy Ce Freath
Chenberkin
Robert W. Wells
George P
Yasathy
Peter
Bey
H. Sarton
Charles H. Stanley
George W. Waters
Laurel
Associs
Kate van Matre
Blix van Metra
Fred B. Ihadex
Charlys G. Muir
Jane EL Minor
Rosedale and
Isherwood
Kete L
Catherine Wollsoa
Brainard
Parker and Pred
Caldren
Shaeph A. Roth
Mary
Mawhinney
American Security, and Trust Company
Soouronal Savings Sod Trust Company
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Forsythe
Exa
Whitney
Deanne d’Arc
McCahey
Ramrold
McCarthy
Theounito
Nottery
Musgrove
Shilling
Sto
Fort Erie
J. Hu. Reed
Dan de Noyles
Glaner
Edgley
A. Bo
Seattle
Argonaut
A. Walsh
Talarand
Boland
Taxer
Scoville
Fantastic
Buxton
Kaerner
Empire City
Hamrod
Liverpools
John E. Maddern
Rovers
John Sanford
Francis Bishop
Furslane
Barry Littlefield
EB. Rowe
Sam Rice
Algernon Dalogerfield
West
Robert Cooper
Montgomery
Fred Forsythe
Wil
Trewongs
A. Waleh
Cot. Dick
D. Vinland
Dredin
Murphy
Semper Fitetis
Gary Gremly
Rex T
Nome Cult
Guard Ball
Lecouveur
Dunbar
Talarend
C. Boland
Bima C
Page
Billy Watkins
Coburn
Slippery
Royal Queen
Dick’ Wilson
Andache
Edwin Gunn
Larris
Harry Arties
Fred Bent
Gracious Dame
Massa
Alko Ray
Fair
Fagot
Prestige
Midmont
Mentry
Magrene
Sea Lad
Hedrick
Selling
Speight
Silver Jennie
Nita R
Lady Heanor
Mawcon
Pont Lace
Dorothy Webb
Sainspovai
Lower Beauty
Tenarett
Chancellor
Tony Hart
Crsolin
Little Wally
Konat
Picktime
Sam Palmer
Devanton
Wambore
Coatcutter
Philosopher
Hambax
Arweight Leonard
Tom Reid
Console
Hing Thistle
Almandine
Cosmopolitan
Imboden
Nat B
Nancy
Usury
Matddor
Aunt Ros
Miss Marjorie
Little Minnie
Miss Catesby
Baldur
Coyinne
Istella C
Bonaventure
W. O'Neill
Jesse G
Gmall Gold
Berti A. Matinkalls
la Rose
Alice Cary
Dainty Mursel
Herles
Ben Trovato
Beautiful
Colonel Warwick
Bud Embry
May L.on
Nun
Anna May
Dulelhea
Lord Prevost
St. Charles
Cuermavaca
Deneen
Aks-ar-Hen
Bert
Ornate
Miss Bodies
Lary Mulligan
Fair Annie
Lula G. Novogorod
Miss Naomi
Binper
Kermit
My Pal
Red’ Dall
Rubtcon
Potrero
Grande
Macy B. Clark
Monvita
Ilver Tine
Tetanus
Capt
Bush
John ¥. Mohr
George Kilvorn
Leverton
Sallie
Sacha
Mies Himyar
Walter Miller
Reyoano
Dredger
Queens- Powray
Southern
Bailie
Elay
Manterners
Deuce
Winaton
Hy Wright
Jong
Southeberg
Gee
wWright
Wind
R. H. Palmer
Ord
J. R. Keene
Tabooed
Royal Horse
Clase
Aristocrat
R. M. Peach
I. Ham
William Skinker
W. D. Bonner
Hunter
Judy
Fliat
Mia
Julian Morris
ER. H. Weatherbee
Seco
Mise Swarts
Bennetthin
Kenwick
B. H. Weatherbee
Big Dick
D. H. Henderson
Sam Fudge
J. T. Temple
Fair Anna
N. B. White
Kenwick Hunt Club
E. WH. Weatherbee
Blue Run Hunt Club
George Zinn
Cobbler Hunt Club
Liverpool Jumpe
Flint
Brother Prank
W. M. Skinker
Warrer
Fleet Galloway
Aurantis
H. B. White
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Wameanswer
Bera
King
Sweensy
Pate
Runkle
Wallace
Mmaley
iBentley
Mestres
Shaffer
McMahon
Junkie
Byrd
Bowen
Armetrong
Hooker
McGhea
Walace
Sheffer
Reynolds
Bontley
Lohr
Kunkle
Schumann
Hases
Bentley
Basi Eanoke
Lynthburg
Hendeger
Danville
Washington Brat
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Scor
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Selte
Gorte
Bonner
Fetzer
Rhynder
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Figher
Jackson
Rhinehart
Warner
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Russell
Danvitte
Powell
Doyle
Helin
Stafford
Ryan
Danevile
Ivans
Meesie
Macé and McKeever
Tob
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Halewelle
Baltimore American
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Connecticut River
Gard
Chicago Tribune
Oldsawyer
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Noxley
Taft
Cirguty Court
Justice Barnard
Plaintia
C Sullivan
Elma L Harvey
H. M. Harvey
A. Keefer
Walter Jones
Jeasie Jones
Thomas L. Jones
Magdalena Eichner
Bichael A. Mess
B. L
Christiaan C. Queen
Sullivey
W. J. Lambert
Thomas
Evans
Anna
Adams
Borrow
George
C. Gartman
Thomas Paxton
P. B. Ray
William H. Johnson
Thomas L. Bohannon
Frederick Eichelberger
Thomas Norwood
Robert W. Falls
Atterhy
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Malvina V. Rabe
Will
Fed
Atterney
Eugene Sweeney
A. FL
Rebecca
Nichols
Thomas Walker
Thomas Walker; Bond, 3300. Attorney, ‘Thomann Walker
James H. McGhmi
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerken & Hamilton
Amp M. Grace
P. A. Milord
John J. Hogan
Charles A. Swan
W.K. Quinter
Edward H. Wyville
Patrick E. Daly
Sean Tobriner
Southeastern
Lime and Cement Company
Rockwell Engineering Company
McNett & McNeill
Helen W. Mahoney
Eugene
Mahoney
Carrington
United Tunnel Corporation
Mamé
Fetlttoner
Archer & ‘Smith
Roger Q. M. Matones
New Haven, Conn
Petitionera Attorneya
Douglas, Baker & Sherrill
Regina L. Jacobson
Plalaliti's
Gordon & Gordon and
Erskiva Gordon
Thirteenth Street
Emund & Dellone
John F. Mrorrow
Bnd
Holmead Manor
McMorrow
Ed- Taund
Genevieve A. It
Deilone
Delaware Avenue
I Street
Wilmot V. Everson
Wilmot V. Everson, Jr
Nature
Randlo Highlands
United States Realy Company
Lillie
Dieta
Wwe
Connecticut Avenue
Fulton R. Gordon
Percy
Anth
Sherwood
Wesley Tatlentime
Scheutzen
Zepp
Isa
Jore Freund
Lean Averol
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John Reegaler
Square Big
s_ Harvey
Fourteenth
Ware
Berwie
Water Street
Georgetown
Mount Pleasant
Charles M. Campbell
William A
Fred
Campbell
Flesaant Plains
Columbia Heights
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Trust Department
John Joy Edson
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