Digk Bernard Triumphs In Crescent City Handicap
Fruit Auromaster and Ahola underperform as Digk Bernard wins the one mile Christmas Handicap at Crescent City track. Weather cloudy track fast with several notable horses failing to meet expectations and a slate of races listed for the day and tomorrow.
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Fruit
Auromaster
Ahola
Crescent City
New Orleans
Gasconne
Beder
Plight
Annie
Queen Nose
Aral May
Norwald Ohla
Agnew Virginia
Clique
Kenta
Migy Nanaia L
Fittle Jack Borner
Trimminal
Staff
Wen
Miladi Leva
Lee
Kevend
McCafters
Fime
Daniel
Keath
Canajgharie
Vestry
Caterpillar
Irene Mae
Geastion Alee
Auromaater
Hachel Ward
Bam Stevens
Pilgrim Girl
Lauten Conner
Merry Piconeer
Caryota Alsa Rat
Dick Bernard
Nicol
Frantenac
Astarita
Phil- Ups
Mayor Johnson
Auditor
Invincible
Brunswick
Brooklyn
Bessie McCarthy
Philippe
Homestead
Crimmins
Cataline
Charlie Winder
Lee King
Reckoner
Mc Williams
Barkermore
Birchrod
Goldapinks
John Doyle
Athsola
Love's Labor
Shogun
Hickory Corners
Rudabek
Lila Noel
Goldaga
Ernest Parham
Ben MacDhul
Sharp Hoy
Mintmasher
Rusador
Charlie Dickson
Sandlon
Norwood Ohio
Ralbert
Hannibal Bey
Jake Sanders
Pawtucket
Spongecake
Saladin
Misanthrope
Soldier of Fortune
Rabunta
Arachne
Arab
Merry Acrobat
Grendon
Curate
White Ghost
Gaelighter
Jerry Hunt
Worthington
Tom Shelley
Falermian
Garnish
de Rearke
Au Revoir
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Judge Himes
Gregor K
Orthodox
Telescope
Floral King
Janatta
Forehand
High Wind
Formaster
Rankin
Guralighter
Topic
Midshipman
Lord Tennyson
George Vivian
Leo King
Bourke Coskran
Treacy
Hymottus
Waswift Dominates Third Race At Los Angeles Meet
Waswift, Yeager's big chestnut, won the mile race with 124 pounds, rebounding from a betting slip drift from 6 to 1 to 8 to 1. He led at the stretch, defeating Felipe Lugo and Kenilworth, with three favorites taking first money as weather turned cloudy and the track stayed fast.
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Andvari
Knapp
Anona
Miter
Sincado
McDaniel
Auro
Lady Fess St. Dixie
Miss Powell
Garviee Alka
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Happy Chappy
Lawrence
Twen
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Jesumes J. Corbett
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Our Pride
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Walsh
Tlie
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Trubal
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Lyneh
Jardin de Parie
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Dipper
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Hatreilada
Great Maaul
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Tigen
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Rathea
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Lou Welrea
July Gyp
Merry Sport
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Ethet Scruggs
Evermore
Concert
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Interlude
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Hile
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Rough Rider
Cincidnatua
Glisten
Invictus
Golden Light
Mordénte
MacFleckno
Victoria
Thoroughbred race entries and prices in sixth race
Entries listed with prices per horse including Fille d Or at 107 and Border Mark at 102, with other runners such as Macerite, Edu cate, and Delusion around 97, plus Scherzo 114, Harka 111, Wartimes 111, Box Bilder 111, Inspector Munro 109, Dungannon 106, Dusty Miller 106, and Serenity 101 in the sixth race Mils selling.
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Albemarle
Lady Kent
Bell Reed
Hipponaz
Abonita
Hearn
Sterling Towers
J. H. Bennett
Dr. Legge
Sea Alx
A. Muskoday
Robert Mitchell
Lillitus
Ferryman
D’ Albert
Royal Red
Lady Goodrich
Smithy Kane
Honiton
Magrane
Judge
Romaine
Lady Hodesia
Matt Hogan
Sea Voyage
Dora I
the Cure
The
Lieutenant
Tira
the Fretter
Batt Young
the Gadfly
San Jose
Nigrette
Wella
Red Cross Nurse
Horatius
Harka
Sugden
Homage
Candie Belle
Young Marlow
Dotterel
Masketo
Karabel
Millary
Bedner
Cinnabar
Elmore
Sunnyahore
Myrtle H
Dottie H
Standard
Yada
Cardinal Sarto
Squire Johnson
Jerusha
Fay Templeton
Gossiper
Prince Brutus
Menda
W. R. Condon
Lot Lichtenstein
Sir Preston
Revolt
Hulford
Dougin Currie
Maud Muller
Batidor
Colonel Anderson
Barrack
Meistersinger
Wenrick
Major Tenney
Isabellita
Briers
Anvil
Northwest
Tolago
Bard Burns
Mountebank
Molto
Flaneur
Mr. Farnum
Delusion
Mils
Inspector Munro
Dungannon
Dusty Miller
Serenity
Four Cities Project Interscholastic Relay Meet
Four cities will be represented in relay races at the interscholastic games at Convention Hall on January 28. Washington Baltimore Philadelphia teams join forces with local high schools in two events, plus prep and open school relays. Episcopal Academy of Philadelphia may enter five sprinters and a relay team led by Les who won city sprints last year.
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Convention Hall
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Georgetown Prep
Drexel Institute
Baltimore City College
Episcopal High School
Country School
Oriole City
Central High School
Kelly
Technical School
Fletcher
Business
Eastern
Episcopal Academy
Foley
Les
Big Scores in the Tourney Lead by Mr Baum With 720
Washington bowling opens its holiday open fair at Palace alleys with $100 in prizes across six awards. Twenty-two bowlers already exceed 600 in three-score totals as January 2 narrows the field to the top sixteen for roll-off, with Baum leading at 720 and a 256 single high. Bailey and Cox also post strong totals as challengers push toward the new year.
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Wal
Palace
Mr. Baum
Royal Arcanum League
Anum
Bailey
Market House
George Cox
Allees
Hapa
Ralleatt
Durand
President of Glen Echo Club Elected in Rockville
Johnny Collier, former sheriff, elected president of a Glen Echo boxing and entertainment club formed to stage exhibitions. He backs county and town officials in enforcing law, pledging no alcohol sales no gambling and no disorderly demonstrations at the clubhouse.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Johnny Collier
Thin Anuity
Glen Boho
Colter
Montgomery County
Glen Hecho
Trade Remains Good In A Year Of Strong Volume
Trade remains robust with traffic volumes enormous and car capacity exceeded. Iron and steel production nears full capacity but fails to meet demand, while textiles show price variation. Rail earnings trend up, with holiday trade strong though water shortages constrain firms in Pittsburgh and New England.
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New York
Alleghany
New Hingland
Ohio Valley
Pacific Coast
United States
Canada
R. G Dun & Co
Importa
Bama
Gennellayvilla
Pittsburg
Woolens Ig Brisk
New England
Drought Persists in Pennsylvania Areas
Rain did not ease the drought in the Pittsburgh region as temperatures rose to twenty degrees before a predicted cold wave. Water supply dwindles and industries adjust meanwhile in related news, Fred Jones died from a self-inflicted wound after killing Constable William Co. Gray and Mrs. Abbie Goodrich in Charlottesville. Baltimore and Return fare is quoted as 81.25 via Pennsylvania Railroad on weekends.
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Pittsburg
Buffalo
Fred Jones
William Co. Gray
Abbie Goodrich
Charlottesville
It Had Been Used as a Hammer Before It Exploded
Detroit story of a shell that killed a woman in her home after years of use as a nutcracker paper weight and rattle by the wife’s family. Thomas FE Barnes recalls how the shell, from her brother in navy service, rattled when shaken and was mistaken for an empty shell.
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Mich
Thomas FE
Barnes
Wiliam Mahu
Navy
Reiley and McCue Draw In Fifteen Round Bout
Renny Reiley of Philadelphia and Baltimore’s McCue battled fifteen rounds at Eutaw Athletic Club with Reiley the aggressor and spectators seeing him as the winner. McCue endured heavy punishment, shifted to long range late, and both fighters finished in good condition after a hotly contested draw.
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Baltimore
Renny Reiley
Philadelphia
Young McCue
Eutaw Athletic Club
Reiley
McCue
Indictments Against Perry for Arson at Chicago Locomotive Works
The grand jury returned two indictments against Isaac Perry former president of the National Bank of North America for arson in the burning of the Chicago Car and Locomotive Works at Hegewisch Ill Perry had led the locomotive company which faced financial trouble The works were heavily insured Acquitted on a preliminary examination he faced the grand jury later. Also notes August Wagner sentenced to the penitentiary for fifth time pleading guilty to burglary Wagner has spent most of his life in prison with only about seven months free since 1890
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Chicago
Grand Jury
Isaac Perry
National Bank of North America
Chicago Car and Locomotive Works
Hegewisch
Ill
Perry
Dec
August Wraaner
Tie
Wagner
Prisen
Joliet
JRA
Arrest Made in Lynching Case Claims Alabama Indictments
Huntaville Alabama December twenty third John Lamar was arrested on a United States grand jury indictment charging conspiracy in the lynching of Horace Maples. Several indictments have been returned and three arrests made so far including T M Riggins and Robert Powell on thirty five thousand dollar bonds.
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Huntaville
Ala
John Lamar
United States
Grand Jury
Horace Maples
T. M. Riggins
Robert Powell
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