Famous Artists at Corcoran Gallery Exhibition Next Week
A major Corcoran Gallery show opens tomorrow featuring hundreds of Collier's Weekly illustrations by noted names such as Charles Dane Gibson Howard Pyle Maxfield Parish Jessie Wilcox Smith A B Frost and John La Farge. The exhibit runs through December 21 and highlights large canvases including Remington Western scenes and life size portraits in a rotating display curated by Collier's art editor Clinton HM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Collier's Weekly
Washington
Charles Dane Gibson
Madrid
Howard Pyle
America
Maxfield Parish
William T Smedley
Jessie Wilcox Smith
B. Frost
Wenzel
Lyendecker
John la Farge
Society of American Artists
Louis Loeb
Curran
Violet Oakley
Walter Appleton Clark
Ethel Franklin Betts
Will Bradtey
Edward Penfield
Henry Reuterdahl
Robert Reid
E. W Kemble
William Smedley
A J Keller
Henry Hutt
Frederic Dorr Steele
Andre Castaigne
George Gibbs
May Wilson Preston
Albert Sterner
W Glackens
George Wright
Harrison Fisher
Yonn
Elenry Ale Carter
Albert Herter
Everett Shinn
Florence Scovel Shinn
Erle Pape
Charles Livingston Bull
Arma Vihelan Hetts
W. W Hatherwell
Alice Barber Stevens
Chariotte Haraing
Charles Barks
Howard Chandler Christy
Wengell
Wido
Velasquez
Clinton
Collier's Weekly J HM
Stahl Signs New Outheider
Special to The Washington Tow Bloomington III reports on manager Jake Stahl of the Washington team visiting Deer 13 Bloomington, enabling the selection of Noah Henline as a local outfielder for next year’s Washington squad.
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Stahl
Washington
Jake" Stahl
Noah Henline
Wasington
RAGE IN RAIN AND MUD PANCREATIS WINS ANOTHER
New Orleans race day at Crescent City Jockey Club features heavy rain and a muddy track. Favorites Pancreatis and Calabash Townes claim top spots while Imboden fights interference in a wide field of plater entries.
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Farr Grounds
Calabash Townes
J. P. Mayberry
Pickles
Long Odda
New Orleans
Crescent City Jockey Club
Lady Ellison
Imboden
Ring
Ix Turlongn Delmore
Turover
J F Clem
Miss Cornel
Bluecher
Paul Revere Sonnet
Melville
Cremilla Townes
Fravieny
Remington
Ruth W
Macyin
Bing Green
Amy Riley
Water Lake Port Worth
Arco Springa
J P Mayberry
Los Angeleno
Dan McKenna
Favorite Fell Near Finish in City Park Steeplechase Off
Bad going and weather caused City Park steeplechase to be declared off at owners and jockeys request amid a program of races only partly run. Four favorites were beaten as Adare fell near the second race finish. no injuries reported.
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City Park
New Orleans
Adare
Mishey
Glendata
Kingsmere
Rain Devil
Polly Perkins
Thats What Gold Monk
Kite Toll
Cadillle
Clovernook
Margaret Angell
Jacob Rama
Elphie Collins
Faristenne
Laure Hunter
Oceaner
Muldoon
Yom Valey
Suaron Spring
Ade Res
Queen Esther
Inquiry
Tinker
Chief Hayes
Senna
Bertha E
Listes and
Daring
Urya
Deiphle
Lurallehter
Monacorder
Philer
Ethel Mark
Townmoor
Don Curtus Moto
Digby Bell
Falernian
Aap
Sheen
Even
Henry Act
Modrad Law
Cloverhampton
Mercer Miss Shylock
Nevermore
Bundall
Graziallo Badly Beaten at Ingleside Race Meet
Washington horse Graziallo, a heavy favorite at 3 to 6, finished third in the mile and sixteenth handicap at Ingleside. Callaghan won from Rightful Summaries with substantial wagering support. Multiple races at Ingleside featured favorites failing to win, while Vino took a seven-furlong event at Ascot in Los Angeles with Silver Sue among the beaten contenders.
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Washington Horse
Ingleside
San Francisco
Graziallo
Callaghan
Rightful
Mtiea Isabelita
Sherry
Etlurtan
Cloche d'Or Glenaryon
Invictus
Langford James
von Avonahe
J KF
Mazel
Lorena Mi Pentagon
Tom Stoberts
Landestine
Jake Ward
King Thorpe
Touges
Instructor
Mafhide
Ishtar
Maud Muller
Madden
Laura F Woaleo
Jarkfal
Ethel Abbott
Lene Wolt
Dusty Miller
Allorath
Serenity
Los Angeles
Vino Today
Ascot
Silver Sue
Musa
Exon
Prince Ching
Nevdfal
Montreson
Ransum
Mattie Spencer
Myrna White
Tottenham
Stouc Arabia
Handsome Flurry
Ron
von Dizelle
Ding Don VI
Ethel Scruggs
Pyrrho
Josie Wheeler
Chantilly
WH Cares
Silver Bue
Stoes
Racing Entries at New Orleans Fair Grounds Featured Varied Entries
Today’s racing entries list six races at Fair Grounds with numerous horses named across divisions. Notable entries include Grove Center, Rhinock, Ancient Witch, Wedding Ring, Miss Cosette, Stxurlough Saulsberry, Arch Odham, Mayor Johnson, Gallant, Collector Jesup, Letty, Orifarame, Deuxtemps, Jucora, Monaco Maid, Pasadena, Judge Himes, Katherine L, Sonata, Marvel P, Gloden Glow, Dance Music, and Col White among others.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Grove Center
Holland
Rhinock
Daniel
Mise Ferris
Bitter Hand
Ancient Witch
Fancy
Wedding Ring
Miss Cosette
Sweet Favor
Walter Schimmi
Trigg Morse
Stxurlough Saulsberry
Arch Odham
Dolinda
Mayor Johnson
Sten Gallant
Harmakis
Fairbury
Allista
Dave Sommers
Gallant
Collector Jesup
Paul Clifford
Prince Salmasim
Letty
Desha
Leach Joe Colson
Daimer
Mini Leeds
Usury
Blue Pirate
Orifarame
Pretty Ellie
Deuxtemps
Hosgenheimer
Lord Kent
Mara Out of Saddle as Trainer Shifts Turf Focus
Veteran steeplechase rider Jimmy Mara will ride no more and will train on turf only. Weight pressure forced retirement from the saddle. Rodrock to ride Colt stable horses next season. Colt expands Geneseo stable for racing. Delmar suit against Folk and officials dismissed for lack of prosecution. A match race in California pairs Cruzades and Bear Catcher for $1600 at Ingleside. Charles Marvin, famed trotting driver and trainer, is critically ill in Lexington at 67.
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All Mara
Benning
J W. Colt
New York
Mara
Ming
Rodrock
Colt
Geneseo
Delmar
St. Louis
Delavar Jockey Club
Gov Folk
Wells
San Francisco
Lucky Baldwin
Cruzades
Garnett Ferguson
Bear Catcher
Ingleside
Marvin
Lexington
Charles Marvin
Hhs City
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Baseball Notes Point to Shifts in Minor League Roles
Baseball notes discuss minor leagues seeking representation via the National Commission, Easter scheduling impacts, and potential changes in team placements. Mentions of Nationals, Tri-State League, Pittsburgh, and star players like Sudhoff, Kitson, and Burkett. Includes comments by Barney Dreyfuss and Connie Mack on rules and player roles.
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National Commission
Nationals
New York
Tri-State
Pittsburg
Detroit News-Tribune
Washington
Jacobson
Townsend
Sudhof
Kitson
el Christy ‘Matthewson
Pirates
Polo Grounds
Boston
Zesus Burkett
Lawrence
Worcester
Mass Burkett
Barney Dreyfuss
Barney
Connie Mack
York
Harrigburg
Youngstown
Willie Sudhoff
Sudhoff
Jake Beckles
Billy Hart
Jim McGuire
Cy Young
Kid Gleason
Hugh Duffy
Dr Osler
St Louis
Neveland
Robisons
Pulliam Re elected NL President Amid notable resignations
New York Dec 13 The National League re elected Harry Pulliam president despite a strong oppositional bid led by James A Hart of Chicago. John T Brush and Hermann defected, Ned Hanlon left Brooklyn to manage Cincinnati, and a 5 member board of directors was set with Soden, Dreyfuss, Ebbetts, Shettslin, and Murphy. A new playing rules committee was named and reform proposals were discussed without changes to playing rules.
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Hart
Chicago
Brush
Ned Hanlon
Brooklyn
Cineinnnat
Washington
New York
John T Brush
Garry Herrmann
Edward Hanson
Cincinnati
Harry Pulliam
Pulliam
Charley Ebbetts
Hanlon
Broonlyn
Hhberts
Barney Dreyfuss
John Trush
James A Hart
Mr Hart
Hedrmann
James A. Hart
National League
Messie Ebbetta
Murphy
Haenton
Dreyfuss
Pregiaent
A. H Soden
Boston
Pittsburg
H. i Ebbetts
W. J. Shettsline
Philadelphia
W. Murphy
Herrmann
Abbetts
National Association of Minor Leagues
National Association
American League
Johnson
G Selee
St Louis
al ‘ Louis
Pfeffer
O'Neill
Moran x
No Hearing On Football At Columbia After Setback
A Columbia University faculty panel rejected a student petition to continue football until April 15, following an earlier vote abolishing the sport. Students argued for a hearing, expressing belief change in the rules could rescue football, but left crestfallen and expect the faculty to decide again without debate. The chairman said notification would follow any action.
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Washington Post
New York
Columbia University Committee
H B Mitchell
Profa Jord
Odell
B. G Lord
Colimbia
Harvard Asks Postponement of Football Rules Meeting
Harvard head coach William T. Reshr and the Harvard football committee urge delaying the national rules committee session by two weeks. The Philadelphia meeting date is near, and Harvard adds sixty more suggestions in need of formalization. Cornell appoints Prof. J M Dennis as official representative at the intercollegiate rules meeting in Philadelphia. Frederick D Colson returns as assistant to Coach Courtney. Joe Gans and Mike Sullivan sign to box twenty rounds at Woodward's Pavilion weighing 142 pounds. The bout is expected January 19 with split receipts: winner five percent, loser forty percent.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
William T . Reshr
Harvard Football Committee
Harvard Graduates Athletic Association
National Football Rules Committee
Philadelphia
Harvard Committee
Ithaca
Cornell ‘Athletic Council
J M Dennis
Cornell
Frederick D Colson
Charles E Courtney
San Francisco
Joe Gans
Mike
Twin) Sullivan
Woodward's Pavilion
Negro pensioner dies after assault with brick in northwest house
Thomas Brown, an elderly Black man, died at Homeopathic Hospital after being struck with a brick in his 62 Fitz Court NW home about five weeks ago. George Bailey alias Spider Wood is under arrest. Police note skull fracture and apoprene hemorrhage as cause. Baltimore trip details follow.
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Thomas Brown
George Bailey
Spider Wood
Fitzcourt
Homeopathic Hospital
Halley
Young Millionaire Ballantine Suicide Sparks Blackmail Conspiracy
New York December report claims Robert D Ballantine, a young society man, died by his own hand after being extorted for seventy thousand dollars by a group of twelve conspirators in Virginia. Attorney Carl Fischer-Hansen allegedly helped reveal the plot, with one suspect already jailed in Charlottesville. Ballantine’s will names George Mason as a beneficiary, as family members discuss possible legal actions over the blackmail charges.
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Washington Post
New York
Robert D Ballantine
Virginia
Ballantine
Young Ballantine
Charlottesville
Carl Fischer-Hansen
Hangen
M6 Broadway
Lakeville
Robert
Murdered His Father After Alcohol Lecture
In Weynesboro Georgia on December 13 George Glisson aged about twenty five shot and killed his father W Glisson after returning home drunk and being lectured by him The father locked his room and George broke in with a shotgun wounding him fatally The killer fled pursued by his younger brother John who wounded him in the arm George has not yet been arrested.
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Weynesboro
Hills
George Glisson
W ©. Glisson
George
John
Sullivan Targets Nelson McGovern or Britt in bid for match
Baltimore December 13 Sullivan plans to pursue a match with Nelson and Terry McGovern after their pairing. Manager Herford threatens a forfeit to prove intent while Sullivan seeks a bout in Washington. If the win eludes him Britt may be sought as an alternative, with Sullivan training hard for a December Philadelphia bout and open to any weight.
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Sullivan
Washington Post
Baltimore
Nelson
Terry McGovern
Jod
Ins
McGovern
Washington
Jimey
Britt
Sully
Kid
Denial from Newark family on Ballantine death press story
Henry Young Jr said at his Barbardaville home that Carl Fisher Hanson acted without family authority to speak to the press. The family has made no statements to newspaper reps since Ballantine's death. Newark family members know nothing of visits to Jerome and have not traced checks or notes. Hanson knew Robert Ballantine and did legal work, but is not known as his regular counsel, causing indignation among Ballantine’s friends.
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Newark
Henry Young, Jr
Barbardaville
Carl Fisher Hanson
Ballantine
Jerome
Hanson
Robert Ballantine
Botanical Storanes in the District of Columbia paper read by Coville
Mr F W Coville chief of the Bureau of Plant Industry presented a paper to the District of Columbia Library Association on Botanical Storanes in the District of Columbia at the Public Library last night. The meeting included officer reports and the 1906 slate elected President G F Bowerman First Vice President LT Gale Second Vice President G Swem Treasurer Mr Burna.
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District of Columbia
F W Coville
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia Library Association
Public
G F Bowerman
LT Gale
S G. Swem
Burna
Missing Postal Clerk Hoover Vanishes After Confession
Police and postal inspectors have found no trace of Eugene P Hoover the station C clerk who disappeared after writing to Superintendent John W Carter confessing a $1500 shortage. His father and wife are alarmed and aiding the search. In Atlanta, broker C Kiser shot himself in a personal crisis. he died later without regaining consciousness.
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Eugene P Hoover
City Post-Office
John W .Carter
Merritt
Atlanta
Atlanta Ga
Kiser
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