Jage Lorys Handicap Africander In Form Again
Saratoga Aug 18 Jack Lory easily won the Albany stake in six furlongs for two year olds by a length and a half from Chrysitis with McChord fading. Marjoram won the final event over Missing Link by a neck after a late drive. Hark Forward won the steeplechase as an outsider. Africander led the fourth race, beating Graziallo by a neck with Go Between third. Jane Holly took the fifth race ahead of Kickshaw and Garnish. Bedouin romped in the sixth, four lengths to the good.
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Daingerfield
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Bedouin
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Flinders
TWO FAVORITES AT ST. LOUIS IN RACING FAREWELL
The St. Louis fair opened with Frank Bell and Buccaneer among the favorites in a card of six races. Cerley's Dream led the first race at 6 1/2 furlongs, while Buccaneer won the sixth event and Lady Fense captured the sixth. The sloppy track and wide fields produced varied results with several horses listed as top contenders in multiple races.
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Buccaneer
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Cerley's Dream
Scully
Crescerton
Iversi
LaCache
Enei
Vulcan
Neills Bawn
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Lady Loy
Sedery
Pernova
Biakel
Lady Fair
Hetcher
Wakeful
Bessie Me
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Little Harry
Sweet Swaar
la Princews
Thompson's
Fatty
the Missourian
Tim Heretalgren
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Wee
Amorous
Fotey
Drummond
Willie Collier
Top Roll
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Autumn Leaves
CH Anderson
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Cvening Star
Kindred
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Thamer
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Flanket
Avoid
D. Austin
Birdswood
Compess
Holgaide
Lea King
Stamp Town
Lulian
Axares
Jake Greenberg
Hawthorne Race Recap From Aug 18 Meet
Chicago August 18 Hawthorne racing featured Celebration, a heavy favorite, losing to Major Manair by three lengths in the second race as Huszah faded to second before disqualification for two fouls against Birch Broom in the third race. Ananias claimed second place with Huszah moved down, Gregor K. taking third.
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Ananias
Birch Broom
Gregor K
Novel
Knapp
Comrade
Daviz
Nicol
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la Chaperone
Japan
Oaxaca
Eleata
Newport Tennis Championship Third Round Update
The Newport tournament advances with Wright and Larned forcing extra matches to reach the third round. Ward favored in tomorrow’s clash with Collins after a tight set with Galloway. Interscholastic title goes to Niles of Boston over Johnson of Philadelphia. results include Ward, Sulloway, Hebr, and others in recent bouts.
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Cox Leads Roque Players In National Rogue Tournament
Cox of Maljen Mass leads after three days with ten victories and no defeats in the national rogue tournament at Norwich Conn others trail. In second division I J Baker and A W Drake vie with S E Davenport and H Bosworth. Maher rides two more winners at Stockton meeting and claims ten wins in the meet.
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Maljen
Mass
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New London
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Washington
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Morthampton
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National Association
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London
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Anacostia Youth Attempts Suicide After Rebuke
Winslow W. Murray a nineteen year old Black youth living on Hamilton road near Walker road Anacostia took Jaudayum in his room about 4 PM yesterday after a stern rebuke from his mother. A patrol wagon carried him to Washington Asylum Hospital where surgeons allowed him to walk as the drug wore off.
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Hamilton Road
Walker Road
Anacostia
Anacontia Station
Washington Asylum Hospital
Winslow
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Attracts 2500 Crowd
Special to The Washington Post Berryville Va Aug 18 a crowd of about 2500 attended the Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association fourth annual meeting. Ideal weather and newstands added to a festive scene. Sporting tandem won by C C West with first and third. two hunter pairs Black Friday and Billy nearly tied for first. Tomorrow up to 5000 expected as hunting classes and driving events unfold with judges from Richmond Baltimore Mount Wilson Fauquier and others.
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Damages Sought By Administrator In Cunningham Case
Franklin H. Mackey as administrator of William Grant Cunningham's estate filed suit against the District for $100,000 claiming Cunningham died June 13 when a trench near Florida Avenue and Eckington Place northwest caved in. Mackey also sues James F. Coyle for $10,000 for deaths connected to Cunningham’s work in the same excavation.
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Franklin H. Mackey
William Grant Cunningham
Cunningham
Florida Avenue
Eckington Place
Mr. Mackey
James F. Coyle
Coyle
Police accuse album fraud in AMA advertising scheme
Alexander Campbell of Philadelphia was arrested after detectives caught him soliciting ads for about a week under a false pretence that proceeds would benefit the Young Men's Christian Association. He claimed hotels and apartment houses allowed albums in reading rooms and he collected almost a dozen payments, some immediately.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Alexander Campbell
Philadelphia
O’brien
Parham
Muller
Campbell
CASSINIS AT BAR HARBOR HORSE SHOW RETURNS
Bar Harbor Aug 14 Count and Countess Cassini Admiral Rivet and Brig Gen Young attended the Bar Harbor Wair Association horse show which closed today. The Cassatt stable took six blue ribbons while Clement Newbold earned three. Gen Morrell won the four in hand class.
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Fadward Morrell
Wreck of The Chicago Limited Injures Seventeen Near Altamont
The Chicago Limited on the Rock Island line derailed two miles east of Altamont, injuring seventeen. Two may be fatally hurt and fifteen seriously. Cars toppled include baggage, smoker, two chairs, a Pullman sleeper, and an observation car as the train, moving at fifteen miles per hour, plunged down an embankment. most injuries occurred in the chair car.
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Weinseimer Indicted After Extortion Arrest
Philip Weinseimer head of the Building Trades Alliance was indicted by the grand jury after an arrest on extortion charges. He appeared before Judge Newburger, waived examination, and was held on bail for trial next Tuesday at 10 o clock. The indictment duplicates the arrest charge and ends the planned public hearing and pretrial evidence display.
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Philip Weinseimer
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Newburger
Court of General Sessions
Weinseimer
District Attorney's
Nan Patterson Held in Murder Case
Judge Newburger denied Nan Patterson counsel's motion for discharge on own recognizance after a term passed since indictment. Patterson must remain in the Tombs until trial, likely not before the October term.
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Negro Confidence Artist Captured After Scheme on Street
Joseph Smothers chased by police after exposing a plotting partner, Rey Jackson, age twenty four. Jackson lured Smothers with a fake job offer promising earnings while Smothers emptied his money and found only blank paper in an envelope. Police booked Jackson for larceny by trick at the first precinct station.
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Rey Jackson
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Liberty on Bail Was Brief as Detectives Waited Outside
Detectives Weedon and O'Brien nabbed Frank J. Richardson and Joyson W. Geist after they signed bond and were re-arrested on new charges. They allegedly forged 16 names on advertising contracts and tried to collect sums by using pasted flyers in old directories. Both men posted $1,000 bonds but face forgery charges and expedited trial.
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Joyson W. Geist
Atlas James W. Graham
B. B. Earnshaw
J. E. Earnshaw
Frederick §. Moore
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Youthful Burglar in Court for Ti Street Break-In
J. Pearce, a teen burglar, was arraigned in Police Court after being held to await the grand jury for breaking into the home at 1717 J street northwest. He admitted wearing shoes taken from Dr. H. H. Hawxhurst at 1412 Massachusetts avenue northwest and implicated in several Baltimore robberies. Elwood Phelps testified as key witness when burglar alarm rang at the Ti Street house. Pearce is held on $1,000 bond awaiting grand jury action.
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J. ©. Pearce
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H. H. Hawxhurst
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
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Pearce
Elwood Phelps
Itreet
Phelps
Baltimore
Negro Girls Foil But Rob Six Year Old For 27 Cents
Police investigate a hold up in which two young African American girls robbed six year old Margaret Wilkerson of 27 cents near 7th Street Northeast. The child was sent to buy provisions and candy when the attackers snatched the money and fled. Margaret returned home crying to her mother, Anna Wilkerson, who reported the incident to the Ninth precinct. One girl wore a blue dress and the other a pink wrapper.
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Seventh Street
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Lancaster County Agricultural Fair meets in Prince George County
The third day of the twelfth annual Prince George Agricultural Fair drew about 3,500 attendees from Baltimore and Washington. Mayo beat Lanham 7 to 0 in a baseball match as Lady Bess failed to win the third race, with Lady Welsbach taking a one mile dash. Congressman Sydney C. Mudd attended, and notable Republicans were present.
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Col
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Lanham and
Mayo
Washington
Upper Marlbooro
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Sydney C. Mudd
Mudds
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John T. Fisher
B. Frank Duvall
W. N. Fisher
Local Cattle and Superintendent Names From Maryland List
A fragmented listing mentions Joke H. Fraband and John H. Fraband of Maryland towns with Guernsey and grade cow references for three years and above and under one year or less. It also names Joge J. B. Hée as superintendent of the House of Reformation in Chelthenham Maryland.
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Ind
Marie Bowie
Westphalia
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Margaret Bowie
Roderick McGregor
Forertyijie
Wiliam Clagett, Jr
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Miley Mercedes Roberta
Landover
Harold Lasket
William Clagett, Jr
Jima
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H. T. Ward
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Southern Maryland Fair Association
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Eugene Roberts
Lanfover
David McCoy
Sudley
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North Keys
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Robert Ford
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Upper Marloro
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Upper Meriboro
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Strikers Fire On Train Near Zeigler In Second Battle
Two guards were wounded when a rushing train carrying miners was fired on by strikers half a mile south of Christopher Illinois Central Special with twenty six miners and nine guards. Gunfire came from a cornfield as the train stopped under federal and local guard escort.
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Foes of Arbitration Plan Shake Labor Leaders Power
One hundred and three representatives from twenty-two unions met the Emergency Committees of the Building Trades Employers' Association in New York to discuss the arbitration plan amid strike and lockout tensions. The session reviewed merits and demerits, with a printed statement alleging strikes aimed to breach arbitration pacts and alleging a move by certain business agents and union officers to regain power lost a year earlier. No union delegates would talk after the meeting.
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Strikers Appeal to Murphy for Subway Settlement
A Building Trades Alliance delegation met with Tammany Hall leader Charles Murphy in New York to seek help ending the rapid transit strike. They said nonunion workers caused the dispute and discharge of those workers would prompt strikers to return. Murphy promised to aid and would discuss the matter with subway contractor Mr. McDonald. The Birmingham session of the United Association of Journeymen Plumbers and Allied Trades considered constitutional changes. Toronto hosts a convention push as Vice President Peter Curley arrives to seek union amalgamation with plumbers and related trades.
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Murphy
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Birmingham
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Cleveland
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Two Hundred Jurors Named for World’s Fair Awards
St Louis August 18 more than 200 jurors to be approved by the national commission for foreign participation include Italy 14 France 100 Britain 14 Austria 14 and Belgium 24 with judging set to begin September 1 and proceeds through September 20. among listed jurors are Liam Clement Weaver Philadelphia Hon B B Moore Cyril Davenport and J Craig Annan with others from Austria France and Britain. arrival of many jurors is expected next week and selections for domestic exhibits will be announced soon.
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Police Shootout in Newcastle Ends in Killing and Wounding
Patrol officers were sent to apprehend Rostwell Waite at Mrs Waite’s home in Newcastle Pennsylvania. Officer Frank Skidmore was killed instantly and Officer John Atkinson was wounded as Waite fled. Waite remains at large.
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Fire in Boarding House at 614 Nineteenth Street
Early morning blaze at Mrs Barrow boarding house 614 Nineteenth Street Northwest damaged the building. Fire started in a first floor closet of unknown origin and spread to the second floor. Alarm and efforts of occupants enabled evacuation while property suffered significant damage.
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!