Supreme Court Equity and Circuit Notices in DC Record
The legal record lists several court actions from the Equity Court and Circuit Court under Justice Stafford. Rules on contempt, maintenance, and conveyances are noted with respondent names, solicitor firms, and case dates. Probate and guardianship filings appear with estates, wills, and executors, alongside property transfers and lot descriptions in multiple Washington, D.C. streets and blocks.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Justice Stafford
Smith Ve Smith
W. H.holloway
A. A. Lipscomb
Lawson
Whitt
National Benefit Society
Montgomery
Ioan
Equitable Life
Birney & Woodard
J. H. Stewart
R. Bond
Browne Morrison
Morrison
J. O. Foster
H. H. Glassie
A. Georges Maul
Circuit Court
Jumcs Stafford
Tribby Va
Moore
Defendent J
du Puy
Adama Express Company
C. P. M. Brown
Lester & Price
John J. Hamiltom Briel
Jordan
Flavilla
EB. Hiltom Jackson
Leo Simmons
Malcolm Hully
Thomas Myers Et al
J. V Coughlan
Margaet
F Williams
Samuel le Count Cook
John Ridout
Breeds of Trust and Property Entries in City Plats
A scanned docket listing numerous trust deeds and secured loans across city blocks and squares. Entries show parties including Lee Combs, James B. Wimer, Charles W Fairfax, and William F. Lyon with sums from $400 to $4,500, terms up to 3 years, interest around 5–6 percent, semiannual payments, and reference to specific square numbers and lots. Also includes divorce case notes and civil filings such as Georga Naomi Hudson v Frank Elmo Hudson, and several lawsuits and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lee Combs
James B. Wimer
Charles W Fairfax
William F. Lyon
Brightwood Park
Jennie M Howard
Frank Kt
Lewss
Albert F. Fox
John W Buckingham
Black
Harlein
Jonny Greene
Jesse H. Wilson
Levin S. Frey
Equitable Building Association
Part
Square
Mary E. Allen
Jacob
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Trinidad
Charles H. Scotteux
Leon Tobriner
William RB. McClosky
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
Samuel M. Biron
B. Francis Saul
James F. Shea
Smvinge Bank
John L. Beldwin
William P. Quick
Bold Jewel Theft Stuns City Homes on River Bluff
The Williams and Benner residences outside city patrols report a bold jewelry burglary. Thieves seized three watches including a Tiffany with a monogram, bracelets, a turquoise brooch, and a diamond chain bracelet. They pried a safe, escaped with multiple valuables, and fled after leaving doors and a front veranda damaged. Authorities note an Italian worker and local staff details amid neighborhood tensions.
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Williams
Benner
Tiffany
N. EL
Italan
Andrew Chérnegte
Bonners
Wild Mint wins Twin City Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
On heavy track James R. Keene's Wild Mint, the 10 to 1 shot, captures the $10,000 Twin City Handicap by half a length over First Mason. Caughnawaga was third as Proper faltered at the break and Running Water won the Great Filly Stakes by a half length, with Sue Smith second and Single Shot third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead
Running Water
New York
James R. Keene
Wild Mint
Leto
Sheepshead Bay
Mason
Caughnawaga
JacQuin
D. C. Johnson
Proper
Sue Smith
Single Shot
Mintla
Shaw
Lawsonian
O’neil
Merry-Go-Round
Fountain
Penguin
Thorium
High Brush
Kongrock
Algolee
Leit
Remington
Holloway
Ireland
The
Scold
Winifred A
Blustie
Cantandra
Hawthorne
Bundooran
Byte
Dizmoad Flush
Perrine
Ancestor
Miller
Lady Prudence
J. Johmson
Ginette
Handzarra
Druid
Adriatha
Letola
Lucy Young
Running
Burns
Martin
Knapp
Rustling Silk
Edna Jackson
Curiosity
Nicol
Bullman
Dolly Spacker
Cairngorm
Buttlingale
Lord Badge
Crimming
Jennie McCabe
Yorkshire Lad
Montebank
Sir Ralph
Saladin
Brennenworth Doished
Klamesha
Lyne
Bryan
Morrison
Short Hose
Dreamer
Red Leaf wins Latonia feature despite Coruscate upset
At Latonia Cincinnati August 30 Red Leaf led from the start to win the mile handicap. Coruscate the favorite chased hard but finished second. Creclin barely held on to win the steeplechase handicap. Jockey Radtke rode four winners from five mounts as three favorites prevailed. Track fast. Fort Erie results follow with favorites dominant and mixed outcomes across six races.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Red Leaf
Latonia
Coruscate
Creclin
Radtke
Picture Hat
J Hicks
Braden
D. Austin
Pontotoc
Bonie Prince Charlie
Knowledge
Cygnet
Sorrel Top
Midnight Minstrel
Arthur Cummer
Red Devil
Scotch Thistle
E. Robinson
Foreigner
J. Hicks
Hortensia
Midge
Osoce
Orbicular
C. Morris
Vic Kinney
Tartan
J. P. Mayberry
Creolin
Beaton
Mr. Rose
Archibald
Woods Perry
Pemberton
Gould
Onyx J
Poorlands
Mate Hanson
Glisten
Austin
Helgerson
Morris
Fort Erie
Buffalo
Council
Allepath
Labor
Axallia
The
Wits
Soate Crow
Local Turf Races Feature Mixed Odds and Notables
A fragmentary racing card lists events at Latonia with detailed entries for the Hempstead Cup and six furlong selling races. Notable entrants include The Southerner Cloverland Possession Hippocrates Latonia first races and a field led by Invader Palette Novena and several named horses and bettors.
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Tates
Sixth Race At Sea Side Track Delights Crowds
A list of horse names and odds appears for the sixth race run over one mile at the live meet. Bets placed include Susanne Merry Bellé Japanese Maid Miss Ladich Hotey Angelic Grace Waxner Anita Fiies 8 and Santa Lucia Follow the Flag Array Marie C Biel Lark with purses noted. Entries Eleanor Howard Lady Belair Jelen Best Man Phiora Mattie H Animosity Gold Bell Ethel Davis Sam Craig Predection end A Convict Homestead Two Fenny.
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Allista
Bercice
Zina
Strader
el Donos
Delagoa
Bird of Passage
the Laurel
W. O' Neil
Crescerton
Naren
Malalda
Black Fox
Purse
Susanne
Merry Bellé
Miss Ladich
Hotey
Angelic
Grace Waxner
Anita
Fiies
Santa Lucia
Marie C
Biel Lark
Eleanor Howard
Lady Belair
Jelen
Phiora
Mattie H
Gold Bell
Ethel Davis
Sam Craig
Homestead
Fenny
Narragansett Park Rain Delays Final Races At Grand Circuit Meeting
Rain at Narragansett Park halted the 2:35 pacing after partial finishes. Edwin C. beat Allergen to win the Park Brew Stakes, Sadie Mac captured the Roger Williams Stake in straight heats, and Peruna won the 2:10 pace. The unfinished Park Brew race saw Allerson falter while Edwin C. held the field to reach the wire.
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Providence
R. L
Narragansett Park
Edwin C
Allergen
Roger Williaina
Sadha Macouter
Peruna
Albuta
Inter-Ocean
Sadie Mac
Roger Williams
Allerson
Edwin G
B. G
Clay—Pannie B
Currey
Alerson
G. Bh
Brady
Br. G
Allevo—Abuda
Walker
Tromac
Vbbl
General Starr
Bik. G
Tallman
Little Jay
de Ryder
Tommy Burns
McCarthy
B. m
Peter the Great
Fanella
Stinson
Gail Hamilton
Howell A
Turley
Geers
Morn
Eh. G
Brinckerham
Mainland
B. H
Thomas
John Caldwell
Thompson
Angle
G. Saunders
Mamie R
Threa
Norberla
Sylvia
Murphy
Hysan
Stein
Texan Booker
McEwen
Mies
Georgia
Br. m
Gerrity
Ginger
Cox
Hen F
Do Ryder
Ed Geers
Owyho, Eh, H
Davin Fred
Snow
Milan
Wright to meet Ward in national tennis final
Beals C. Wright of Boston defeated Clarence Hobart of New York in straight sets 6 4 1 6 4 to win the right to face Holcombe Ward of Orange N J for the national singles title tomorrow Ward and Wright had just defended the doubles championship last Wednesday Both have long histories in major events and were part of the American team that toured England for the Davis Cup
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Newport
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Clarence Hobart
New York
Holcombe Ward
Orange
N. J
Ward
Wright
England
Western Golf Tourney Sees Parmetier Stand Alone in Lead
Chicago August 30 Slay in the women s Western golf championship at Homewood Country Club advances to second round with Kenosha s Annie Parmetier the sole non Chicago survivor. Tomorrow A T H Grover will face C Li Dering in a closely watched match as Mrs Dering drives superbly against Mrs Driver while Mrs Brower defeats Elizabeth Young in a strong display.
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Chicago
Slay
Homewood Country Club
Annie Parmetier
Kenosha
A. T. H. Grover
Association
C. Li Dering
Midlothian
Driver
Riverside
Dering
Fernid
Vernon Bail
Baier el Wes
G. Wi Hespe
As Prewpett
Mpa
AN Lindale
Potomac Blue Tourney Results Highlight Local Trail
In Cumberland under ideal weather, Potomac Blue Tourney matches featured notable wins. Teams led by Louis, Bath, and Annapolis defeated rivals from Baltimore and Philadelphia with set scores ranging from 6 2 to 7 5, highlighting Ruth Cochrane and Ruth Murray and a series of mixed doubles outcomes.
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Cumberland
Louis
Sara Fe Whnkrangh
Af Routh Beileher
Gearie Hendaraansie
Pallmait
We AL
J Reuraten
Asin
Bath
Valet Hbaltn
Ef Barnanyue
Ona
Grlnes
Fiteburg
Ia Fer Bord
Bal
Miznd Goubiss
Ming Mary McHenry
F. Eg'garton Powell
Ming Murray
F. A. Oo. ' Murray
Mount Savage
Mies Ruth Cochrane
0. A. Murray
Mount Gavaga
Madeline Gearagag
J. Thurston Boyd
Katherine Davis
Laltimers
T. Pouginson
Father Fidelis elected provincial of Passionist monasteries
Pittsburg August 30 Father Fidelis of Company B was chosen provincial of the Passionist monasteries in the United States at the triennial chapter meeting. General Wood sails for Liverpool from New York with Mrs. Wood aboard the Teutonic, heading to the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Fidelis
Pittsburg
United States
Wood
Liverpool
New York
Leonard Wood
Suits Sale Prices Listed Across Multiple Options
A catalog style list shows varied suit prices including 30.00, 25.00, 22.50, 20.00, 18.00, 16.67, 15.00, 12.00, and 313.34 with several entries specifying Suits. The lines mix numeric totals with repeated suit labeling and ranges from lows to high amounts.
Warrenton Horse Show Opens Amid Big Crowd and Falls
About 2,500 society observers pack Warrenton Virginia for the opening day while riders face hazards in harness and hunting classes. Huff on YuHan Morris’ mount suffers a bad fall. he is carried out and revived by a physician. Garber Garber and others win multiple ribbons in various classes as crowds witness impressive hunter and park hack performances.
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Washington Post
Warrenton
Galloway
YuHan Morris
Huff
Garber & Garber
Rappahannock
Carter
Airs
Dunlop
Wyeth
Lady Marjorie
Hunts and riders vie in early season field events
The program features over-Firet and several hunts with three-rider teams. Participants include Garber & Garber, David Dunlop, Mamie and Earline, Russell Smith, Hunt teams, and regulation Jurps-First. Results list second place Fen ton Stock Farm and third W. Sowers' team, with other handicap races such as Free-for-all, under four years old, and four-year-old divisions.
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Wingfoot
H. Assheton
Skinker
Leyden
Grand Marshall
Piedmont Stock Farm
Fred Oakie
Harsz
Tolson
Robin Hood
Mr. Evans
Winetfoot
Leonard Horner
JuHan Morris
Huff
Wyeth
Dunlop
Mrs. Johnson
Dr. c. & Carter
Mobey
Red
Garber
Plair Johnson
Habaith
Teans
Dohusdn
Elise
O'Reilly
Druetielis
Faye Hedan
Bilan
Liddentohl
Field
Arte Bank
Arte Bank Aie Heed Harhay Pelea
Ie Tay Praeting
Firat
Atialaeree Afshatea
Aegut
Meupia
Gilly Hs
Beashy
Init Hermana
Celta
Bale
Patna Maris
Livdenkenl
Horace
Hmagia
Han Rande
Firal
Garber & Gerhart
Menten
Herring
Garber & Garber
Qantieman
Carter
Piscipaont Stack Farm
Wmith
Aingle Harnese
Flva
Airs
David Dunlop
Lady Marjorie
Maxwell Wyeth
Piedmont Ateck Farm
Piedmont Stork Farm
Park
Wirst
David Harum
Marjorie
Waxwell Wyeth
Hale
Garber & Garter
Blair Johnson
Lord Chesterfield
John W. Carter
Karnesy
Delight
Moving Picture
Golder Davis
Gentleman's Park
Wes
Pirst
Jubicant
Piedmont Block Farm
Windhester
Chipmun
R. N. Peach
Cannon
H. M. Luttrell
Bryn Mawr Horse Show Judges Chosen for Hunters Classes
Special to The Wastese Walve Philadelphia Aug 30 The intercity interest from Baltimore Washington and the Virginias prompts the Bryn Mawr stewards to include Southern representation on the judges' board Clarence Moore Washington and Spalding Jenkins Baltimore accept invitations to judge hunters entries are expected from the Alk Ridge and Chevy Chase hunt clubs cross country riders from Philadelphia and nearby will test their blooded mounts
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Philadelphia
Society
Baltimore
Washington
Bryn Mawr
Leland Sterry
Association
Clarence Moore
Spalding Jenkins
Alkridge
Chevy Chase
Castelberg Writes Wife From Train on Way to Pacific Coast
Mrs. Robert Castelberg received a letter from her husband detailing his route toward the Pacific Coast. He states he was in weak health after leaving Washington and traveling through Hot Springs and Baltimore, then to New York and Saratoga. Diamonds valued between 26 000 and 50 000 were left in a Saratoga hotel safe and later returned to suppliers. debts in New York reportedly total about 13 000. Jewelry manager Aaron Brylawsky says firms remain confident, anxious only for Castelberg’s safety, and no arrests are imminent.
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Robert Castelberg
Saratoga
N. Y
South Dakota
Pacific Coast
Caastelberg
Washington
Hot Springs
Ark
Baltimore
New York
Castelberg
Aaron Brylawsky
Castelberg National Jewelry Company
Mr. Brylawsky
Mra
Cantulberm
New York Shots Lead District in National Rifle Team Match
New York men trailed Ohio at the national match start but surged at 600 and 800 yards to overtake the lead, finishing with 2,597 to Ohio’s 2,561. Capt Cookson endured bad light at 800 yards with several zero scores as distinguished visitors watched from the Little White House and a Fifth Regiment Band concert accompanied the luncheon.
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New York
Cookson
Washington Post
Sea Girl
N. J
Ohio
Wells
Army
United States Congress
New Jersey
Fred D. Grant
East
John F. Dryden
Newark
United States
Ben F. Howell
Franklin Murphy
F. W. Voorhees
Elizabeth
Vivian M. Lewis
Court of Chancery
George H. Harries
United States Infantry
United States Marine Corps
Maryland
Washington
United States Novi
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Maine
United States Cavalry
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Max Robbins
Heidenreich
Skinner
Farrow
Summers
Stewart
Grasshoppers Cause Deadly Collision in Springfield
General Manager Streplan of the Springfield and Menial Traction Line testified in the coroner's inquiry that thousands of crushed grasshoppers on the track made it slippery, causing a work train to collide with a passenger car. One passenger died and several were injured in the Aug. 30 wreck near Springfield.
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Springfield
Ohio
Streplan
Taggart Trial Proceeds With Prompt Testimony
In Wooster Ohio on Aug Mrs Taggart wife of an Army officer faced a strict cross examination by Attorney Sterling in the Taggart divorce case. She answered quickly and denied any improper acts. The attorney reviewed Fort Thomas and Fort Leavenworth in the family history as objections were raised and progress slowed.
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Wooster
Ohio
Taggart
Attorney Sterling
Slee
Fort Thomas
Sterling
Fort Leavenworth
Chicago restaurant keeper killed by wife in dispute
In Chicago at the Thirty-second and Benson streets restaurant William Van Vorhees was shot three times by his wife during a quarrel. Police said the couple had Earlier quarreled and she claimed she believed she wounded him.
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Chicago
William van Vorhees
Thirty-second
Benson Streets
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