Jage Lorys Handicap Africander in Form Again
Saratoga N Y Aug 18 Albany stake event six furlongs handicap for two year olds was won by Jack Lory favored by a length and a half from Chrysitis with McChord fading in the stretch. Marjoram won the final event by almost a length over Missing Link as Hark Forward took the steeplechase. Africander led the fourth race by three quarters of a length. Jane Holly beat Kickshaw in the fifth with Bedouin runaway in the sixth.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Albany
Jack Lory
Chrysitis
McChord
Blue Bird
Dandelion
Marjoram
Missing Link
Hark Forward
Africander
Gragiallo
Ruby
Daingerfield
Jane Holly
Kickshaw
Garnish
Bedouin
Ant
Monte Carlo
Walsh
Lot
Letaia
Castatlan
Faustian
Damon Armenia
Audler
Moneteiso
Hark
Baker
Fulminate
O'Brien
Teme
Hoyelle
Walter Cleary
Perion
Domi
Chrisitig
Neill
Martin
McChoril
Atricander
Fuller
Grazlally
Mdom
Cormack
Daingerfeld
Short Hose
Rick
Orphan
Hennessaur
Geranium
Allan
Fleston
Briarthorpe
Fire Eater
Fass Bool
Wizard
Travers
Glenecho
Burns
Wichaels
Kunjamuck
Campo
Tennyburn
Earldom
Maximilian
Memories
Easy Street
Homestead
Brooklynite
Demutrer
Flora
Lok
Lady Potentate
Gheten
Courtflower
Danseuse
Teacress
Bresklil
Peggy Salt and Pepper
Katie Caffrey
Consuela
Mistiss
Calmness
Coalition
Bisque
Flinders
Two Favorites at St Louis at Fair Grounds
Frank Bell and Buccaneer led at the St Louis fair grounds as winning favorites in a day of muddy track and six races. Cerley’s Dream led race one, with LaCache and Pernova among notable contenders. Buccaneer later won the feature, while Lady Fense and Lady Loy posted strong finishes in subsequent events.
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Frank Bell
Buccaneer
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Cerley's Dream
Scully
Non Crescerton
Iversi
LaCache
Henei
Time
Vulcan
Neills Bawn
Georges Vivian
Lady Burlington
Lady Loy
Secery
Pernova
Biakel
Lady Fair
Hetcher
Wakeful
Bessie Me
Billy Handed
Little Harry
Sweet Swaar
la Printcast
Thompson's Fairy
the Missourian
Tim Heretalgren
Old Brome
Rowell
Winky Frede
Cvening Star
Kindred
J. Honker
Hubbard
Withaman
Thamer
Yellowhammer
Lady Fense
Kl Anderson
Flanket
Avoid
D. Austin
Birdswood
Compess
Edgardo
Lea King
Stump Town
Lullian
Axares
Jake Greenberg
Hawthorne Race Day Upsets and Disqualifications
At Hawthorne August 18, Celebration, the heavy favorite in the second race, was defeated by Major Manair by three lengths as Huszah tired to second. Huszah was later disqualified in the third race for two fouls against Birch Broom, promoting Ananias to second and Gregor K. to third.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Celebration
Major Mansir
Major Manair
Huszah
Ananias
Birch Broom
Gregor K
Novel
Knapp
Comrade
Daviz
Nicol
Rigady Zee
la Chaperone
Japan
Oaxaca
Eleata
Tennis at Newport third round action advances players
Newport reports a rushed third round in the tennis championship with Wright and Larned earning byes for the day. Ward appears favored for tomorrow’s match against Collins after a stout showing against Galloway. Interscholastic title goes to Niles of Boston over Philadelphia's Johnson. several round results detailed.
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Newport
Wright
Larned
Ward
Collins
Galloway
Gulloway
Niles
Boston
Johnson
Philadelphia
K. Selias
B.D. Little
B.C. Wright
R. N. Dana
F. J. Sulloway
M. A
K. H. Hebr
C. Whipple
F. B. Alexander
Milett
J. H. Ward
W. F. Johnson
A. E. Bell
W. F. Burdon
W. J. Clothier
BE. B. Dewhurst
F. Huntington
F. Anderson
C. Bull
G. T. Adee
E. W. Leonard
R. Leroy
N. W. Miles
Ceirichs
W. A. Lamed
Ro Stevens
B C. Wright
F. G. Sulloway
Cox Leads Roque Players in National Rogue Tournament
Norwich Conn Aug 18 Cox of Malden Mass leads the national rogue tournament with ten wins and no defeats as the national champion, with G James of New London close behind at seven and three losses. In second division contenders include I J Baker Washington A W Drake Springfield Mass S E Davenport Northampton Mass and H Bosworth New London Conn. Maher the American jockey rode two wins today at Stockton meeting bringing his meet record to ten wins four seconds and one third.
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Norwich
Conn
Cox
Maljen
Mass
G. James
New London
I. J. Baker
Washington
A. W. Drake
Springfield
E. Davenport
Morthampton
H. Bosworth
Henry Wahly
National Association
C. Graves
Bridgeport
A. ©. Webb
Westchester
Dennison Cowles
Brattleboro
H. Wahty Washington
N. L. Bishop
Maher
London
Stockton
Durham County
Almscliffe
Young Negro Boy Attempts Suicide Near Anacostia
Winslow W. Murray, a 19 year old African American youth living on Hamilton road near Walker road in Anacostia, swallowed Jaudayum after a heated reproach from his mother. He was taken by patrol wagon to Washington Asylum Hospital where surgeons observed initial walking as the drug took effect.
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Winslow W. Murray
Hamilton Road
Walker Road
Anacostia
Anacontia Station
Washington Asylum Hospital
Winslow
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Opens With 2500 Crowd
Clarke County fair showcases fourth annual Horse and Colt Show with 2,500 spectators. C. C. West wins sporting tandem and multiple hunting classes as Black Friday and Billy lead the two-hunters-abreast. judges include Potts, Clark, Merryman, Craig. Tomorrow's showday expected to draw 5,000 amid ideal weather.
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Washington Post
Berryville
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association
C. C
West
John T. Lindsey
Black Friday
Billy
Allen Potts
Richmond
James Clark
James K. Merryman
Pinkney Craig
Baltimore
Lyon Rogers
Mount Wilson
Dulany de Butts
Fauquier County
Harry Bruns
Belair
Ben Langdon
Jefferson County
W. Va
Henry Stouffer
Clarke County
Gazelle
Carpenter & Norman
Topsey
Allen
Lady Marsillon
Starkey
Dr. A B. Tucker
Frances
H. K. Russell
Dorothy H
C. B. Jones
Nellie Washington
Mate
W. M. Mooney
Bill
Harry
Frances, H. &. Russell
Queen of Diamonds
E. H. Vansickler
Middent
W. \. Humphrey
Jedy—Archer
GC. P. Smith & Hro
Extra News
Mr. Turner
Charles Mullin
Osceola
Vorous
Lindsey
Kenneth H. Clapp
Midget
Elizabeth Smith
Pet
J. & Solenberger
Eagle
H. M. Luttrell
Ayer
Forrest\ Queen
P. M. Luttrell
Buster Brown
A. L. Warthan
Perfection
Bagie
Masterpiece
Clarence Moore
Mister Jerrickin
A. J. Warthan
George Zarega
Rogers Bras
Cygnet
C W. Smith
Clarke County Harness Heroes
Sybil Burwell
Charles Multiken
Gray Eagle
H. Welby Carter
Mace
Brop
Waentrip
Richard Wallock
Mary and
Joe
Charles Muijiken
Claas
Molly
J. A. Sommers
Dan
A. Helvestine
Queen
W. W. Wilt
Orst
Nellie
R. C. Carter
R. B. Coleman
Starlight
Mra. A
Lawsuit Filed Over Fatal Trench Collapse Near Florida Avenue
Franklin H. Mackey as administrator of William Grant Cunningham’s estate seeks 1000 damages alleging a fatal trench collapse on June 13 near Florida Avenue and Eckington Place northwest. He also sues James F. Coyle for 10000 damages claiming Cunningham died while employed by Coyle in the same excavation.
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Galt
Franklin H. Mackey
William Grant Cunningham
Cunningham
Florida Avenue
Eckington Place
Mr. Mackey
James F. Coyle
Coyle
Police Accuse Album Fraud In MCA Pretense Case
Alexander Campbell of Philadelphia, 48, was arrested after detectives exposed a scheme soliciting advertisements for a week claiming proceeds benefited the YMCA. Campbell allegedly pitched albums of art prints to businessmen, claiming hotels and apartment houses granted a reading room concession. He obtained about a dozen ads with some immediate payments.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Alexander Campbell
Philadelphia
O’brien
Parham
Muller
Campbell
Cassinis At Bar Harbor Horse Show Wins Blue Ribbons
Count and Countess Cassini Admiral Rivet and Brig. Gen. Young attended Bar Harbor Horse Show of the Wair Association. The Cassatt stable won six blue ribbons, Clement Newbold earned three, and Gen. Fadward Morrell took first in the four in hand class.
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Bar Harbor
Countess Cassini
Rivet
Dupleix
Young
United States Army
Gen
Fadward Morrell
Seventeen Injured In Midwest Train Wreck near Altamont
The Chicago Limited on the Chicago Rock Island line crashed two miles east of Altamont, injuring seventeen with two believed fatally. The train, traveling 15 mph, derailed several cars with baggage and one chair car overturning while the rest stayed upright. most injuries occurred in a chair car.
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Altamont
Chicago Limited
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Kansas City
Here
Bates
Brock
Greg
Richard Byron
Frederick Byron
S. Byron
A. H. Byron
B. F. Byron
Newt Hahn
Chicago
Nez Steece
Burlington
Iowa
W. BR. Patterson
St. Joseph
William Brotherton
Gallatin
J. W. Kauffeld
Bremen
Kans
John Edwards
C. W. W. Keyser
Kearney
W. HB. Henderson
A. Graham
Weinseimer Indicted In Extortion Case
Philip Weinseimer head of the Building Trades Alliance was indicted by the grand jury in New York on extortion charges. He was arraigned before Judge Newburger, waived examination, and held on bail for trial next Tuesday at 10. The indictment ends the pending police court hearing and unnecessary district attorney pretrial evidence.
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New York
Philip Weinseimer
Building Trades Alliance
Newburger
Court of General Sessions
Weinseimer
District Attorney's
Nan Patterson Held in Murder Case Postponement
New York August 18 Judge Newburger denied Nan Patterson’s request to discharge on own recognizance as a term had passed since indictment for Caesar Young’s murder. Patterson remains in the Tombs until trial, likely October term.
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New York
Newburger, Tin
General Seasions
Nan’ Patterson
Negro confidence artist lured Smothers in street scam on Pennsylvania
Joseph Smothers, a young Black man, chased along Pennsylvania avenue by Policeman Garrisson, identified Rey Jackson as his would be accomplice. Jackson, 24, claimed a job scheme paying 3 4 month with $3 security. Smothers contributed $104 and saw Jackson pocket an envelope believed to hold the money, which contained only blank paper. Police at the first precinct arrested Jackson on larceny by trick. Smothers was searched and found with a dollar bill and four coins.
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Joseph Smothers
Pennsylvania Avenue
Garrison
Smothers
Rey Jackson
Jackson
Trick
Liberty on Bail Was Brief as Fraud Suspects Reheld
Detectives waited outside Police Court as Frank J. Richardson and Joyson W. Geist were released on $1,000 bonds, then re-arrested on forgery charges stemming from alleged fake directory contracts. They allegedly forged names of business firms to obtain advertising funds and used pasted advertisements in old directories. Trial slated as soon as possible.
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Frank J. Richardson
Joyson W. Geist
Atlas James W. Graham
B. B. Earnshaw
J. E. Earnshaw
Frederick §. Moore
Richardson
Geist
Youthful burglar in court for breaking into Ti Street house
J. T. Pearce, a juvenile burglar, was arraigned in Police Court after a preliminary hearing and held in 1000 dollars bonds to await grand jury action. He admitted wearing four shoes taken from Dr H. H. Hawxhurst at 1412 Massachusetts avenue northwest and implicated in other robberies in Baltimore. Elwood Phelps testified to the arrest at 1717 J street where a burglar alarm triggered the capture.
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Ti Street
J. ©. Pearce
I Street
H. H. Hawxhurst
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
J Street
Pearce
Elwood Phelps
Itreet
Phelps
Baltimore
Negro Girls Hold Up White Child for 27 Cents
Police investigate a Ninth precinct case after two young Black girls snatch 27 cents from six year old Margaret Wilkerson as she walked to a corner store. Her mother, Anna Wilkerson, reports the robbery. description notes one in a blue dress and the other in a pink wrapper.
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Ninth Precinct
Margaret Wilkerson
Anna Wilkerson
Seventh Street
Margaret
Mayo and Lanham win as Prince Georges fair heats roll
At Upper Marlboro Maryland the twelfth annual Prince George County Agricultural Fair opened a banner day with 3500 attendees. Mayo beat Lanham in a class baseball game 7 to 0 and Lady Bess ridden by Col Davis won the third race after dramatic heats in a large racing program.
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Lady Bess
Col
T. B. Davis
Lanham and
Mayo
Washington
Upper Marlbooro
Agricultural Fair Association of
Princes George County
Baltimore
Lanham
Rockville
Hyattsville
Sydney C. Mudd
Mudds
Central
John T. Fisher
B. Frank Duvall
W. N. Fisher
Stranger
O. J. Zinn
Roy M
Gladstone
Actows Oy
Jana Harry Woodford
Roy Hal
Capt
Marian
Tom Bond
Prince A
Maye Pearse
Harry W
Capt. Marian
Fintead 2A
Red Hook
George Shetthorn
Billy Dean
Col. BR. Davis
West Virginia
Lady Welsbach
Belle of Wakefield
Dr. Lynch
Finshed
Local Names in Maryland Cattle Names and Officials
Joge J. B. Hée is listed as superintendent of the House of Reformation in Chelthenham Maryland. The text also mentions several individuals with variations of the surname Fraband or Frabend from Upper Marlboro and Upper Meriboro Maryland along with references to Guernsey grade cows and three year plus ages and a one year or under category.
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Mape of
North America
South America
Europe
Aid Africa
Harrison Cotham
Harwood
Ind
Marie Bowie
Westphalia
Mies Besso Aban
Forestville
Hive Schuyler
Upper Marlboro
Mion Ceci Tryband
Margaret Bowie
Roderick McGregor
Forertyijie
Wiliam Clagett, Jr
Harold Lasker
Miley Mercedes Roberta
Landover
Harold Lasket
William Clagett, Jr
Jima
Wiison
H. T. Ward
Maryland Grange Agency
Baltimore
Southern Maryland Fair Association
Maryland
Eugene Roberts
Lanfover
David McCoy
Sudley
T. R. Besacer
North Keys
Muskmefon
Robert Ford
Opera
John Fraband
T. R. Seascer
North Hers
Mil
J. W. Roberts
Minnie Chew
Franklin Weems
Upper Beret
Telibore
Mal
Joe Ana
Joke H. Fraband
Upper Marloro
John H. Fraband
Upper Meriboro
Guernsey
John H. Frabend
Joge
J. B. Hée
House of Reformation
Chelthenham
Strikers Fire On Train Near Zeigler in Second Battle
Two guards wounded in the second battle with strikers near Zeigler Illinois. An Illinois Central Special carrying miners was fired upon by strikers from a cornfield behind logs as it approached the Zeigler branch switch. Deputies and guards escorted the train back and will accompany it on return with more workers.
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Zeigler
Zeigter
United States
Foes of Arbitration Plan Shake Labor Unity
One hundred and three representatives from twenty two unions attended a two and a half hour conference in New York with the Employers' Association emergency committees. They debated the general arbitration plan amid ongoing strikes and lockouts, receiving a printed statement alleging some unions sought to recover power lost a year ago when arbitration began. None of the union delegates spoke after the session.
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New York
Building Trades Employers' Association of New York
Employers’ Association
Strikers Appeal to Murphy for Transit Settlement
A New York delegation from the Building Trades Alliance met with Tammany Hall leader Charles Murphy asking his help to end the rapid transit subway strike. They blamed non union workers and said unionizing would prompt strikers to return. Murphy pledged to assist and would speak with subway contractor McDonald to present their case. Birmingham session probes union constitution changes as United Association weighs reorganizing. Toronto launches campaign for next convention as brass workers’ VP Curley arrives from Cleveland to seek amalgamation with plumbers and allied trades.
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Tammany Hall
New York
Building Trades Alliance
Charles ¥. Murphy
Murphy
Mr. McDonald
Birmingham
Ala
United Association of Journeymen Plumbers and Allied Trades
United States
Canada
Toronto
Peter Curley
Brass Workers’ Union
Cleveland
Ghia
Jurors of World's Fair names submitted for prizes
St Louis August 18 more than 200 jurors to judge world fair awards approved by the national commission will comprise foreign jurors with counts per country including France Great Britain Italy and Austria. The judging period runs September 1 to 20 with many jurors arriving next week and officials announcing domestic and remaining foreign selections soon.
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St. Louis
National Commission
Venezuela
Sweden
Siam
Mexico
Italy
Hungary
Great Britain
France
Egypt
Cuba
China
Ceyton
Belgium
Austria
Liam—Clement Weaver
Philadelphia
B B. Moore
Fatenta
Washington
Brittain
Cyril Davenport
J. Craig Annan
James Waterhouse
H. J. Helm
Walter F. Reid
L. F. Vernon Harcourt
Gilbert R. Redgrave
C. F. Litchfeld
J. F. Nicholson
A. Blackborne
Charles V. Drysdale
Francia W. Cuming
Hi. J. Hines
H. Baverman
Shiga Wong-kal-kah
Francis A. Carl
D. Percebols
Emil Fincher
J. 8. Collins
John Ford
Hidwin Gilbert Cooley
Chicago
Adolph Krause
Frances M. Coréier
Jacques Biderman
Erie Wells
Duke de Hernconville
Jacques Heizschurch
George Kellesr
Mabile-August Achille Fecard
M., Chatenay
Jules W. Weitz
Jean de Fares
Jules Strauss
Police Shootout Ends in Slaying and Wounding in Newcastle
In Newcastle Pennsylvania on August 18 Officer Frank Skidmore was killed and Officer John Atkinson gravely wounded by Rostwell Waite who fled after an attempted arrest at Waite’s mother's home. Waite remained at large as night fell.
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Anyother
Newcastle
Frank Skidmore
John Atkinson
Rostwell
Paddy
Skidmore
Atkinson
Bidmore
Lee
Waite
Penny Waste
L & Ing
Brock
Mercer
Wake
Oase
Morni
Fire in a boarding house causes morning blaze
An early morning fire at Mrs Barrow's boarding house at 614 Nineteenth Street Northwest started in a first floor closet and burned through to the second floor. Fire alarm bells sounded as neighbors aided evacuations and firefighters responded to the blaze and its damage.
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Barrow
Nineteenth Street
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