Jumpers for Pimlico Veitch Stable on Hand
Baltimore August 27 strong string of jumpers and steeplechasers headlined by Silas Veitch including Jubilee in training as Pimlico hosts Maryland United Hunts three day meeting starting Thursday. Army horse events, two steeplechases, and flat races fill the card with over 200 horses entered and plans for Jubilee’s renewed form after recent setbacks.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Maryland United Hunts
Pimlico
Gittings Haa
Pimico
Silas Veitch
Veitch
Belmont Park
A. Henry Higginson
Henry Lee
Brookline
Jimmy” Lynch
Hunts
Kenning
E. #B. Cassatt
Washington Jockey Club
Engineer Corps
Rockwell
Alexander
Benning
Jubilee
Washington
Fred Littlefield
Benning Track
Littlefield
Littefeld
Election Eve Blues Delays Citizens In Rockville
On the eve of the Maryland primary, two Boyds politicians John W. Williams and J Frank Lewis rode in a hired auto with an unlicensed driver. Sheriff Viett arrested the driver and confiscated the car for a time, while blue laws kept Rockville and county venues closed.
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J. W. Williams
J. Frank Lewis
Viett
Rockville
Montgomery County
Maryland
William Eliett
John W. Williams
Boyds
Washington
Rockviile
Sheriff Viett
Wiliams
Mr. Lewis
Airerift
Chevy Chase Lake
Glen Echo Park
Foresees Victory for Lee in Maryland Primary
Gov. Crothers praised a clean campaign as he predicted Blair Lee would win the Democratic nomination for governor. He noted strong support in St. Marys Calvert Anne Arundel Dorchester and other counties as crowds gathered for campaign meetings while campaigning toward Elkton.
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Crothers
Maryland
Baltimore
Blair Lee
Elkton
St. Marys
Calvert
Anne Arundel
Dorchester
Les
Lee Works Toward Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination
State Senator Wai Lee, after a statewide canvass in favor of his bid, returns to Silver Spring from Braddock Heights via Rockville and Frederick and Montgomery counties. He speaks of issue focus over personalities and plans to reach Baltimore for final campaign touches ahead of Tuesday’s voting.
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Terest
Maryland
Rockville
Wai Lee
Silver Spring
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Montgomery
Lee
Baltimore
Assails Child Labor Wants Higher Pay for Girls
Mrs Therese Serbel Milkiel of New York told a Typographical Temple audience that child labor must be stamped out and women workers should receive the same wages as men. She cited conditions in New York and states like North and South Carolina and Oklahoma, urging action to protect young girls and address wages and living costs faced by working girls.
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New York
Therese Serber. Milkiel
G Street
Milkiel
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Lower East Side
North
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Big Blackfoot River
Helena
W. A. Clark, Jr
Montans
Butte
W. A
Viscount Dangan joins stage as Arthur Wellesley at Gaiety
Earl Cowley’s son Christian Arthur Wellesley, soon to be known as Arthur Wellesley, prepares for the London stage in Peggy at the Gaiety Theatre. He has left the army, earns about 10 dollars weekly in the chorus, and rejects conventional society life in favor of acting and equality. He speaks his first lines on stage and hints at possible work in America.
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Peggy
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Christian Arthur Wellesley
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Frank Gould
Edwardes
Gould
Charrington
Countess Cowley
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Marquis of Abergavenny
Lord William Nevill
Spencer Clay
William Waldorf Astor
Lady Hartopp
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Hartopp
Sir Charles Hartopp
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Cage
Duchess of Devonshire
England
Duke of Devonshire
House of Devonshire
Christian Mason
London
Messrs. Agnew
Vienna
Aron Blockfin
Troyon
Leopold von Lieben
Passaic
New York Herald
Brunn
International Private Detective Institute of Vienna
Monte Carlo
Austria
Brooklyn
Wenzal Danek
Pasqaic
Baron von Lieben
United States
Arnald Rocklin
van Dyke
St. Martin's Church
Courtrai
Belgium
Andoye
Bruges
Charles Wertheimer
Norfolk Street
Park Lane
Reynolds
Gainsborough
Count Boni
Bryant Park
Strauss
George HE. Wright
Hartford
Conn
Wright
Paul Vreeswyck
Leutenant
Rubens
Donatugy Buonglome
Pleischimann
Medici
John Calvin
Calvino
Florence
Van
Seville
A& Monk
Schaus Art Gallery
William Sehaus
Spain
Schaus
Charles III
Mecca
Tae Sam
Ags
Louvre
Theft of the Mona Lisa Amazes the Art World
A chaotic chronicle traces the Mona Lisa theft from the Louvre and surveys a century of famous art heists. It notes famed detectives and police agencies seeking the painting, recounts similar losses like the Duchess of Devonshire and Van Dyck works, and details mysterious recoveries and sensational rewards across Europe and America.
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New York Evening Telegram
Leonardo da Vinci
Louvre
Paris
Scotland Yard
Department of Justice
United States
Mona Lise
da Vinci
French Republic
Holland
Cour Visconti
Gainsborough
Duchess of Devonshire
London
Oliver H P Clark Dies in Montgomery County
Oliver H P Clark 78 a longtime Montgomery County leader died of heart failure at his Bloge home near Rockville He headed Democratic politics in the county served as delegate candidate and two terms as county commissioner Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church Woodside burial in St John s Cemetery Forest Glen He was father to Berry E Clark and three sons and five daughters with his widow living years after her marriage ending sentence truncated
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Montgomery County
Washington
Rockville
Oliver H. P. Clark
Blige
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M
Boyle Clark
Elias P. Marlowe
James B. Fenwick
James H. Cissel
Tracks Fail Over Tunnel Line in Washington
Recurrent track failures over the tunnel from Union Station to the southern city, beneath First Street and government buildings near the Capitol, prompt repairs by Washington Railway and Electric Company. The Pennsylvan ia Railroad must keep the surface above in good condition under their franchise. Workers repair streets and tracks from B to C on First Street after another subsidence. The tunnels cost two thousand dollars and serve trains to and from the South. Continuous settling sinks and earth movement trigger ongoing fixes.
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First Street
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Union Station
House of Representatives
Capitol
Pennsylvania Railroad
C Street
Health Department to Hold Funeral Services for Morgue Deaths
The District health department ends barbarous pauper burials by arranging religious services for all morgue bodies starting with William Chase 25 a Negro who died at Washington Asylum Hospital. A clergyman will conduct services at 11 a.m. with oncall notice, while morgue staff notify 24 hours in advance if possible.
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Health Department
William Crane
Asylum
District Health Department
William Chase
Washington Asylum Hospital
W. C. Fowler
Fowler
Plan for 1500 Mile Mississippi River Flight
St Louis August 21 plans for a 1500 mile Mississippi River flight in September to beat Harry N Atwood's world record are under way. Two routes under consideration from St Paul to Vicksburg and from Dubuque to New Orleans. Albert Bond Lambert of the Aero Club of St Louis chairs the effort. The pilot will fly a hydro aeroplane to follow the river and land on the water when needed.
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St. Louis
Mississippi River
Harry N. Atwood
Chicago
Middle West
Albert Bond Lambert
Aero Club of St
Atwood vows to outfly Grahame White at Atlantic meet
Boston August 27 1911 Harry N Atwood declares he will challenge Claude Grahame White at the Atlantic aviation meet. He vows to fly mile for mile against the English aviator if White tries to flash with a Nieuport to Boston Light and promises to pursue him to unseen altitudes. A silver loving cup and Harmon trophy await Atwood at the field.
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Atwood
Boston
Mass
Harry N. Atwood
Claude Grahame- White
Grahame‘White
Atlantic
Grahame White
Boston Aviation Society
Clifford B. Harmon
Kaiser Wants More Ships In The Sun
Hamburg august 27 the senate hosted a banquet for the emperor who urged strengthening the navy to secure Germanys place in the sun amid international competition. Atlanta suspension august 2% catcher Hugo McMurray of the Southern League team was suspended indefinitely for alleged unbecoming conduct toward the crowd Friday afternoon.
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Hamburg
Senate
McMurray
Atlanta
Hugo McMurray
Jordan
Minor league scores across leagues season results
Baseball scores from American Association Southern, New York State, Western leagues detailing Indianapolis over Saint Paul 4 3 Louisville over Kansas City 3 2 Columbus over Minneapolis 2 1 Minneapolis over Columbus 6 2 Toledo over Milwaukee 2 Montgomery over Mobile 13 2 New Orleans over Birmingham raju. Memphis 6 0 Atlanta. Utica over Scranton 2 2 Elmira over Albany 0 1 Syracuse over Wilkes Barre 4 Syracuse. Denver over Omaha 5 2 Des Moines over Topeka 9 2 St Joseph over Pueblo 9 9 Sioux City over Lincoln 11 4 Sioux City called in month.
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Kansas
Kansas CK
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Toledo
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Montgomery
Mobile
New Orlean
New Orleans-Birmingham
Raju
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Finghamton
Albany
Syracuse
Wilkes-parre
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Omaha
Des Voines
Des Moines
Topeka
St Joe
Pueblo
Sioux City
Lincoln
Blaze Threat to Aitcheson Mill Sparks City Debate
A freight car fire on Union Street near Prince and Duke streets endangered Aitcheson Bros planing mill. Fire alarms misrouted by engines caused delays before local residents freed nearby cars. Authorities suspect a match or cigarette butt started the blaze.
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King Street
Alexandria
Union Street
Southern Railway
Prince and Duke Streets
Aitcheson Bros’ Planing Mill
Reliance
North Union
South Union Street
Columbia
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