Scalded wife and aunt case ends with fines
Henry Nichols of Twenty sixth Street Northwest faced two assault charges and one profanity count after a domestic dispute overheated by hot water and insults. Police said he threw a teapot of hot water at his wife Mrs Nichols and her aunt Lena Humphreys. Judge Kimball fined Nichols 100 dollars for assaulting his wife 50 dollars for assaulting Lena Humphreys and 10 dollars for profanity with 300 days in jail as alternative.
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Henry Nichols
Atreat
Palisa Court
van Horn
Ivehola
Nichola
Lena Humphreys
Deportation of Yaquis from Sonora Riles Mexican Policy
The Mexican government plans to remove Yaqui Indians from Sonora, relocating hundreds to Guaymas and then down the coast toward Yucatan. The move, amid small-scale violence and depredations, aims to supply labor for mines and farms, with Yaquis valued as dependable workers compared with other locals. The dispatch notes the broader labor implications and regional reaction.
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Sonora
Los Angeles Times
Guaymas
Republic
Yucatan
J. Henry Wood
Ts Angeles
Mogssillo
Southwest
Luralighter Wins as Munro's Ride Under Scrutiny at New Orleans Track
New Orleans reports show Luralighter as the lone favorite winner amid clear weather and good track. Stewards open a review into Munro's handling of Joe Lesser in the last race as results from today’s card list multiple favorites and long shots across six races with detailed times and entrants.
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Joe Lesser
Midshipman
Dr. Gumsey
New Orleans
Luralighter
Lampoon
Ramanelli
Knowledge
Dickson
McCafferty
George Vivian
Lee King
Mainspring
Atheola
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Halaleo
Salaughter
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Nicol
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Yellow Hammer
H. Phillips
Lady Patricia
Superlative
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Flying Charcoal
Pendigast
Woodlyn
Royalton
Aubuchon
Doctor Gurnsey
Baird
Joe Lesner
Munroe
Hudson
Circus Girl
Dusky
Captain Bradley
Malediction
A Prince
Roderick Chu
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James H. Reed
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Aggie Lewis
Misanthrope
Bengal
Ernest Parham
Reville
Wellesley
Love's Labor
Gravina
Daisy Green
Home Study
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Stolen Moments
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Reliance
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Au Revoir
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Matt Warleigh
Tristan Shandy
Julia M
Johnny Crook
Viona
Baywood
Ohekany
Avenger
Felix Mezzes
Antimony
Green Gown
Lucian
Byron Rose
Rudobek
Ascot Park Race Day Ends With Featureless Meeting
At Ascot Park Los Angeles December 28 racing yielded little drama with Hildebrand securing three winners. The program covered six races across varied distances with mixed results and several notable finishes, while San Francisco reports jockey Davis won four of six races and a fracture ended Jockey Daly’s day after Ferryman caused a fall. Nervolo, a pacer, was sold for $16,000.
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Crown Princess
Sun Mark
Revel
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Lady Wilt
Zuzu
Linda Rose
Siauson
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Anirad
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Patsy Brown
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Victoria
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Silurian
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Dadpert
Platt
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Phalanx
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Smithy Kane
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Pearl Waters
Ben Exle
Albule
Marthmas
Rector
Dainty
Misty’s Pride
Promtable
Frank Woods
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Sunny Shore
Stilicto
Budd Wade
Isabeltita
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Altion
Ott Hudson
Lockwood
Aron
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Amphitheater boxing club readies opening in Glen Echo
Preparations near completion for Monday afternoon start of a Glen Echo amphitheater boxing club. Night bouts planned except holidays with 408 seating around the ring. Ex-Sheriff Collier heads the club while Sam Solomon books three boats for the event. Main bout features Tommy Lowe vs Harry Lewis in a fifteen round match. Lewis to train in Philadelphia until Saturday.
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Glen Echo Amphitheater
Sheriff Collier
Sam Solomon
St. Mary County
Snowball
Baltimore
Tommy Lowe
Washington
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Lewis
Grant Beats Barr In A Three Bout Wrestling Match
Joe Grant of Washington defeated Eddie Barr of Cincinnati in a hard fought 42 minute triptych at Washington Light Infantry Armory. Grant won two falls to Barr's one with a decisive top half nelson in the final bout and praised the challenger while inviting a rematch for a posted stake. Harvey Tyrrell defeated Young Beckett and Jack Spaulding beat Young Griffo in preliminary bouts.
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Joe Grant
Washington
Eddie Barr
Cincinnati
Grant
Washington Light Infantry Armory
Ohio
Barr
Patrick O'Connor
Tulle
Green
Ispeel
Washingtonian
Harvey Tyrrell
Young Beckett
Jack Spaulding
Young Griffo
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania in Lead in Triangular College Chess League
The first round of the Triangular College Chess League in New York shows Pennsylvania leading with 112 points, Brown second, Cornell with half a point. Players include James R. Mitchell, J. W. Darling, W. W. Burton, M. B. Kirkpatrick, and L. B. Johnston.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Brown
Cornell
Kirkpatrick
Darling
James R. Mitchell
J. W. Darling
W. W. Burton
FP. W. van Arsdale
University of Pennsylvania
M. B. Kirkpatrick
L. 8. Johnston
Coming to Theaters Mme Schumann Heink in Love's Lottery
The National Theater unveils Mme. Schumann Heink with a large company in Love's Lottery a new comic opera by Stanislaus Stange and Julian Bawards. The run opens New Year matinees and continues with additional performances at (city) venues through the week.
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National Theater
Laye
Stanislaus Stange
Julian Bawards
Austria
Mr. Stange
Deanawold
England
George III
Deanawold Park
Columbia
New York
Ita
Staniglaus Stange
Dolly Varden
William Jerome
Musle
Jean Schwartz
Mr. Dooley
Bedella
Old Casino
Erminie
Columbia Theater
Chevy Chase Hunt Afield at Chevy Chase in 2:90 p.m. detail
The Chevy Chase Hunt met at Buver Spring yesterday at 2:90 p.m. The hunt route traversed several farms including Montg ery Tair and Glat in, with an optional In and out course due to bad ground. A fall injured Miss Hikins as Capt Evans rode a new hunter. a horse named Chester C. Kerr was stuck in snow. Many notables attended after a Country Club breakfast. The next meet is at Woodmount on the turnpike to Rockville at 3:30 p.m. next Saturday.
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Suwanee River
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Clayton
Col. Claoutan
Frank Clayton
Dora Clayton
Frank
Judge Hawk
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Leagte
Jack Torrence
Dora
Maj. Halstead
Old Crac
Chevy Chase Hunt
Buver Spring
Montgomery Tair
Glat'g
Gheeter M. Bnow
Ohare
Orlsen
Anethia
New Rock Creek Park
Grubb Farm
Dunlop Farm
Chevy Chase Land Company
Miss Hikins
New Hunter
Capt. Evans
Cameron Run
Orlson Farm
Chester C. Kerr
Gist Blair
Preston Gibson
Iield
Thomas Nelson Page
Miss Elkins
Senator Elkins
West Virginia
Marshall M. Langhorne
Capt. Langhorne
Mr. Durand
Prentiss Knut
Duke of Grafton
C. C. Kerr
H. L. Johnston
Percy Evans
Woodmount
Rockville
Chevy Chase
Saengerbund Leads District Bowling Standings Strongly
Saengerbund dominates the District League race as Acmes and Fat Men chase, with O’Donnell’s top mark and Willie Miller and Joe Hardie closing in by two points. The season has thirty-two remaining sets, and high scores keep rolling as 28 sets have been completed.
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Acme
Willie Miller
Joe Hardie
Fat Men
Acmes
Market House
Saengerbund
Saengerg
de Yo
Treasury
Baum
Royal Arcanum League
de Vo
Ryerson
George T. Cox
Hardie
Rodrick
Jolly Fat Men
O'Donnell
William
Miller
Crist
Allison
O’donnell
Harlow
Bailey
North Capitol
Brosnan
Florists
McRichmond
Orth Capitol Street
Cobbert
Plorista
Spa
AY O'Donnell
W. Miller
Crist Warren
Hiker
Burdine
Alison
Bekstein
Rick
Td Drandt
Spiers
Ria
Lanadale
Walah
Tompkina
Armatrongy Dal
Ernest
Monlloua
Burke
UT Brown
Cleary
Clarke
Emancipation Proclamation Anniversary Observed by Colored Citizens
Colored citizens plan the forty second anniversary of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation for Monday evening January 2 1905. Committees named include E Rembert J H Richardson H Heights James H Anderson and William Ennis. Public installation of officers of the Grand United Order of True Reformers scheduled at Twelfth and U Streets Northwest under Rev W L Taylor D D R W G Master and the True Reformers Bank president in Richmond Va about 1000 officers expected and a reunion planned.
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Union
E. Rembert
J. H. Richardson
H. Heights
James H. Anderson
William Ennis
Grand United Order of True Reformers
Twelfth
U Streets
W. L. Taylor
D. D
R. W. G. Master
True Reformers’ Bank
Richmond
W. P. Griffin
The
Reformers’ Mercantile Industrial Association
Ceremoniea
Forty Birds in One Essay
The text notes that Lowell’s 1860 essay My Garden Acquaintance reveals strong knowledge of birds trees and shrubs. It references more than forty bird species the author knew and mentions the garden as a key context for his observations.
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America
Lowell
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