Jockey Munroe Barred After New Orleans Ride Scandal
At New Orleans on December 30 jockey Munroe was barred from riding for the rest of the meeting after stewards investigated his ride on Joe Lesser in the sixth race. Mary Glenn was the day’s lone winning favorite, with details for all six races and entries for tomorrow’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Munroe
Joe Lesser
Mary Glenn
Essatcheon
J. Martin
Florentine
H. Phillips
Jade
McIntyre
Fruit
Tom Shelly
Billy Wake
Hannibal Bey
Filla
Judge Lanfley
Dr. Brady
Gi. Martin
Miladi Love
Lee
Fitzbrillar
Seder
Vestry
Irby Bennett
Sarah Maaim
Roger Smith
Flora Levy
Josette
Marco
Sigmund
Shaver
Fox Mead
Romanelli
St. Sever
Rachel Ward
Merry Pioneer
April Shower
Lemner Vivax
Beverly
Hoodwink
Handsplaner
Schilling
Beaucatre
Stoval
Frank Rice
EK. Rice
Harry New
Always Faithful
Fleetful
Jack Doyle
the Hebrew
Goldaga
Reckoner
Myrondale
Brunswick
Ascot Park results reveal Whitestone upset first race at 40 to 1
In Los Angeles at Ascot Park the opening race over five and a half furlongs saw Whitestone ridden by E Walsh win at 40 to 1, with Samiutone second and Retador third. Second race Rose of Hilo captured six furlongs as Golden Ivy followed in a close lineup. Third race featured a short course steeplechase won by Mrs Grannan with Flea second and Allegiancy third. Other races covered include a mile and seventy yards won by Merwan and a six furlong finish taken by Harpy Chappy, with tomorrow’s entries listing several horses and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitestone
Los Angeles
Ascot Park
Sumi Muaries
E. Walsh
Samiutone
Rennenkamp
Retador
Treuhe
Sinbado
Revel
C. P. Waterhouse
Dipper
Negrusea
Anirad
Mrs Grannan
Rive
Flea
Richards
Allegiancy
McMalon
Pime
Vallde
Greg Mann
Colonel Ballantyne
Siauson
Tramotor
Miller
el Gtros
Hildebrand
Maggie Mackay
McDaniel
Golden Rose
Sportsman
Merwan
Helgerson
Lawrence
Lustig
Perrin
Dangle
Dutiful
Tangtbte
Straggier
McKee
Harpy Chappy
Tam o’Shanter
Tuoman
Ven Lear
Dulile Werhott
Katmombo
Dortee
Enttles For Tomorrow
Ed Guingberg
Wieren
Bells
Estado
Mirena
Dug Martin
Ray
Michel Scruggs
Flora
Bright
Mordente
Capable
Foxy Grandpa
Fossil
Bragg
Crneror
India
Sate
Elie
Line of Life
Nitrate
Even G
Slauson Course
Interlude
Cerro Santa
Patsy Brown
West
THREE FAVORITES LANDED GLENDENE AT OAKLAND
San Francisco report of Oakland races notes Glendene won the first at 15 to 1, Bard Burns faded to fourth in the fourth, with five furlongs, one mile, and other race results listed. The day’s card includes Haln qult, David Boland, Briers, Darkcame and Darkcame rivals. Entry notes for tomorrow feature Futurity course selling with Ed Griffin and Edna Sulli. The Peril of Our Time promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendene
Oakland
San Francisco
Bard Burns
Glenden
Helgesen
Saceharate
Bullman
Tree Wing
Julie South
Princess Wheeler
Macene
Kiba
Biitlax
Lady Redhead
Lucrece
Pearl Wateray Apollinaris
Gwontulumn
Maid of Fermoye
Giao
Halnqult
Travers
Kuspp
Hipponax
Groenfald
Keo
Orennua
Sherry
Dattorel
Cariles
Salto Alec
Puturky Courts
David Boland
Bonner
Ra Rodun
Davin
Gallant Cawale
Wiley
Tame
Golden Buck
Cheatout
Lady
Grenure
Sweat Kitty Bellatrs
Jerusha
Melba Atsa
Rach
Briers
Wenrick
King
Barrack
Sherwood
Sunny Shore
Sugden
Kogarth
Homage
Waterspout
Darkcame
Down Patrick
W. Daly
Serenity
Miller
Mania
Charmel
Maxette
Technique
Bearskin
Tennyburn
Magrane
Jones
Padua
G. W. Trabern
Ink
Colonel Anderson
Lady Rohesia
Horse Races Doomed by Heavy Entries and Prices
Listing of multiple race cards with participants and betting odds for five races. Includes names such as Jerusha and Magregor with 103 and 41 respectively, Revolt at 111, Suburban Queen at 106, and Glendenning at 10 percent. Details cover distances from five furlongs to Futurity course and note selling races with various entries and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Jerusha
Magregor
Herbus
Lady Fashion
Mary Pepper
Revolt
Delle Reed
Suburban Queen
Redan
Glendenning
Bronze Wing
Red Cross Nurse
Petrolia
Sherry
Candle Belle
Ledaean
Bill Young
Frank Woods
Black Thorn
Young Marlow
San Lutian
Vigoroso
Gienarvon
Homage
Vonator
Fudge
Matt Hogan
Albula
Ishiana
Barrack
Angle
Lady Kent
Isabellita
Wenrick
Dungannon
Barney Dreyfus
Dodd Wade
Stherzo
Yasia
Silverskin
Albert Fir
Nabonassar
A. Muskoday
Hoiligan
Sea Air
Prince Brutus
Lady Goodrich
Death Blow to Crimping Plans for Sailors Home
New York plans for a grand sailors' home by the American Seamen's Friend Society with $750,000 on hand. Henry A. Roberts says costs may vary as they seek to create the finest home for seamen, captains, and engineers. A steam tender will move men to ships, with sober crews admitted without bonuses, aiming to end crimping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Seamen’s Friend Society
Henry A. Roberts
Seamen's Christian Association
London
Liverpool
Montreal
Cook Out of Relay Race at Interscholastic Games
Central High School may be without Paul Cook, its fastest relay runner, for the January 28 interscholastic games at Convention Hall. Cook is recovering from several weeks of illness and may only compete in sprint events. With his absence, the relay title is open, and other schools including Tech and local training teams are favored to win. Teams from Georgetown area cities and nearby states are training hard, and Orange and Hast Orange schools have requested entry blanks and plan to enter multiple runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Paul Cook
Convention Hall
Cook
Tech
Georgetown
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Wilmington
Alexandria
Foley
Orange
Hast Orange
Jury of Twelve Lawyers in Laporte Murder Trial
In Laporte Indiana a jury of twelve lawyers sat in the murder case of Charles Kreinke charged with killing William Bunyan a South Bend druggist. Kreinke pleaded guilty to manslaughter but the change of venue required return to South Bend where a lawyer jury rendered a verdict of manslaughter. Judge Richter sentenced Kreinke to an indeterminate term of two to twenty one years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreinke
South Bend
Richter
Lewis To Arrive For Glen Ech Bout With Lowe
Philadelphia boxer Harry Lewis plans to leave for Washington this morning with manager Solomon to arrive before a fifteen round title bout at Glen Ech amphitheater next Monday afternoon. Lewis weighs near 130 pounds and will train two days in the city to trim down while Lowe, at 129 pounds, undergoes final workouts at the Philadelphia club. Bert Crowhurst of the Philadelphia Bulletin commends Lewis as one of the cleverest lightweight contenders with endurance to match the top weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Tommy Lowe
Glen Hecho Amphitheater
Washington
Lewis
Billy Peyton
Lowe
Peyton
Bert Crowhurst
Philadelphia Bulletin
National Athletic Club
Glen Ech Club
Lewla
Chicago Strikers March Jeer Nonunionists at Parade
Hundreds of garment workers marched through Chicago streets in a show of union strength after walking out of twenty four shops of the National Wholesale Tailors Association on November seventeenth. They bore banners denouncing nonunionists who had taken their places, while police kept order as the crowd passed strike affected shops and jeered workers peering from windows.
McGreevy Guarded Against Violence at Oneill Depot
Sheriff Hall returned from Phoenix with President McGreevy of the failed Elkhorn National Bank at Oneill. A large crowd gathered at the depot but no violence occurred as the prisoner was moved to the county jail with guards placed around him. In Columbus, James O Neill, who murdered his wife and wounded his son, fought officers in court and may be declared insane, to be arraigned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGreevy
Oneill
Nebr
Sheriff Hall
Phenix
Ariz
Elkhorn National Bank
Columbus
Ohio
James O'Neill
Ater
Retired Merchant Frank McCarty Dies by Self Destruction
In Camden New Jersey on December 20 Frank McCarty a fifty year old retired commission merchant killed himself at his home by shooting himself his prosperity noted with no reason given. Do Not Fail to Hear De Carradine At the Northeast Temple Sunday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Frank McCarty
McCarty
de. Carradine
Northeast Temple
May Irwin Offers Bail for Nan Patterson in Tombs Case
May Irwin the actress offered to post bail for Nan Patterson up to 350000 for release from the Tombs prison where Patterson is held on murder charges in the Caesar Young case. District Attorney Jerome declined comment and did not reveal prosecution plans as Patterson remained jailed after a mistrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May Irwin
Nan Patterson
Tombs Prison
Caesar Young
Miss Patterson
Miss Irwin
Jerome
Young
Holidays Kill Horses After Two Idle Days
In Chicago, more than 100 horses died or were shot after Christmas fell on Sunday and was followed by a holiday. The affliction known as azoturia caused spinal paralysis from two days of inactivity and the same work-day ration of oats and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Supreme Court DC Equity and Circuit Court Docket Summary
Legal notices from the District of Columbia courts list multiple cases in Equity Court No 1 and Circuit Court No 1 and No 2. Dockets include dismissals, motions to vacate, rise to show cause, assignments for January 3 1905, probate matters, guardianships, and numerous property transfers with careful detailing of attorneys and petitioners across numerous streets and squares in Washington. The document records cases, judgments, defaults, and estate actions with a heavy focus on real property transfers and probate filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO
Justice Barnard
Howard Va
Howard
Alan
Clephane
F. C. Mattingly
J. Lewis Smith
Miller Va
L. & Phillips
L. C. Williamson
Campbell Carrington
Michael Va. Vinson
DB. Gles
Wolf & Rosenberg
M. H. Beach
Circuit Court No. 1
Barnard
Miller
Potomac Laundry Company
W. C. Prentiss
George F. William
J. R. Wilson
Hammer Ve. Kraft
Plaintiff
Birney & Woodard
Bendheim & Rothschild
Dunn Ys
Union Surety and Guaranty Company
Bohantiot
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
R. P. Shealey
Hamilton & Colbert
Heron
Washington Hallway and Electric Company
LU. E. Emly
I. J. Dartington
R. B. Behrend
United States
Day
M. A. Beach
H. EB. Davis
Lynch
Capital Traction Company
S. V. Hayden
H. L. Franc
R. Ross Perry & Son
G. T. Dunlop
Farrell
Burns
H. E. Davis
Cole & Donaldson
Muthy
Barber & Ross
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
A. B. Duvall
Mulqueen
O'Donnell
J. J. Darlington
Circuit Court No. 2
Clabaugh
Muchlelsen
Davis
Plaintiff's East
Ephane & Clephane
Sean Tobriner
Netherland Vs
Columbia Railway Company
A. B. Webb
H. L. Frane
Weachke Ve
Herold
W. W. Edwards
M. Fulton
Gittings & Chamberlin
Hambright
Wilson & Barkadale
E. H. Thomas
Dorech
National Capital Bank
R. F., Downing
C. A. Kelgwin
J. J Darlington
Maddox
van Senden
C. Carrington
J. Williamson
Hallam & Hallam
Channon
McCreary
Lambert & After
M. N. Richardson
Marietta Corbin
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Padgett & Forrest
R. H B. Behrend
Emily Grace Killman
Guardian
BE. Bay
Philip A. Biegler
W. A. Donch
Clarence C. Haines
Robert M. Clark
Patrick
Danaher
Stuart McNamara
Sammel Lee
McGowan & Serven
Margaret Harrison
Martha Kiehler
Michas A. Mess
M. M. Mess
Costanzo Spagnardi
E. L. Giles
Clarence €. Hannen
R. M. Cook
Abraham Alstead
George B. Alstead
Thomas G. Miller
Anna B. Alstead
George D. Alstead
Thomas @. Miller
Eatate
Michael O'Connor
George Francis Williams
Anna J. King
Wits
Caroline J. Harria
R. H. McNeill
Frederick
Clementa
W. B. Reilly
Frank , Smith
Ralston & Siddons
Ratate
Janes
Davin
Halston & Siddons
Tara Erland Davis
Faith
Davia
Ralaton & Siddons
Frederick & Clementa
W. B. Lly
Deeds of Trust Across Pleasant Plains and Nearby Squares
A compilation of deeds of trust filed in multiple local districts including Pleasant Plains Bloomingdale and Columbia Heights. Names include Oscar Wilkinson Emma McMurray Mary L Stalley and Reverdy Daingerfield. Secured amounts range from 500 to 8 040 with terms up to five years and interest up to 6 percent. Also notes on equity suits mechanics liens and assorted legal proceedings.
Real estate transfers across several Washington neighborhoods
A sequence of transfers records in Bloomingdale Moore and Barbour additions and adjacent blocks. George F Newton to Emma McMurray for lot 102 square 10 and others, with prices of 3950 and 30. Barbour to James F Barbour and Sophia Feringer for portions of Moore and Barbour additions. James F Barbour to James F Barbour for lots 12 to 16 in block 3. Delany brothers acquire part of square 603. James W Paul Jr to Elizabeth A McGee for lot E and part FP square 188. Catherine Trainer Eugene to William H Duvall for lot 12 square 828 and related deeds. Duvall to Holtman, then Holtman to Waggener. Ina S Hemphill to Mary Strobel for original lot 10 at First and C streets Northeast.
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Thirty-Third
Frank Hayes
Charlies E Kendrick
Sixth
Emma L. Yoder Et Aiz
Charles T
John N. Ruth
Seventh
Reverdy J. Daingerfield
Sallia C. Carter
Charlotte R. Dillingham
Vermont Avenue
Louis A. Dent
William A. Hill
Friendship
ST. Philip
Jacob
Agostino Montegriffo, Jr
Vincent E. Kelly
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Samuel H. Lenair
Mary T. Holmes
William B. Shawebux
Natalie Perser
Moore and
Barbour
Lizzie Thorne
Clara A. Jaques
Redford W Walker
James E. Evans
Cliffbourne
Ida L
Malcolm Elviz
Wallace
Frank Lyon
Tenth Street
D and
Oscar Wilkinson
Robert E. Bradley
George M. Myers
William B. King
George A. King
Bloomingdale
Emma McMurray
Willam F
Watson J. Newton
Walter E. Tuitan
George P. Newton
Mary L. Stalley
Harry N. S
Thomas J. Molloy
Patrick A Walsh
Michael J. Keane
Patrick J. Drury
Charles C. Carter
Columbia Heights
Nettle B. Meyers Et Aiz
Louis H
E Quincy Smith
Lee D. Latmer
Howard University
Sameo Watson J. Newton
Leo D. Latimer
Martin T. Dryden
Square 205
South Grounds
Columbian University
Northern Reel Estate Corporation
Stephen B. Priel
Charles G. Allen
Annie A. Cole
Anne L Barr
John Db, Coughlan
Elmer E. Ramey
Charles #. Marsh
Clifford M. Stoy
Williamh. Walker
William 2. Lanning
Redford W. Walker
George E. Wyne
Samuel Maddox
H. Prescott Galley
Samuel ¢ Wilson
Gleorge
George D. Barbour
James F. Barbour
Ross
James E
John F. Delany
Sixteenth
James W. Paul, Jr
Elizabeth A. McGee
Fifth Street
Catherine Trainer
Eugene
William H. Duvall
William J. Holtman
William E. Waggener
First
Ina
Hemphill
Mary
Strobel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mertz
Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Washington Brewery Co
4Th and F Sts
N. E
Mass. Ave
Victor £. Adler
Tth
Keeley Institute
L North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Cook Remedy CO
Masonio Fample
Gkisege
the Sunday Post
Newepao Aarhive
Berwick
Itzmorris
Pa. Ave
Geo. E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Golonial
Lindsay Rubber Fe «Mig. Co. (Inc
Binday
Y. G
J. J. Georges & Son
Penna
N. W
Bars
Escutcheon
Dallas
Belle of Portland
A. Murphy
Tootsy Mack
Auduchon
Maritana
Cyutthca
Totness
Fannette
Contentious
Alice Commoner
Hecce
Viona
Husted
the Seer
Mr. Barnaby
Dave Stahl
Jake Sanders
Coeur de Leon
Reeree
Trapper
Lionel
Sponge Cake
Hishop Poole
Red Ruler
Twemlow
Birchrod
St. Blue
Johnny Crook
Margaret O
Ojibwa
Duncan
Diamond G
Yellow Hammer
Helen
Poneur
Mayor Johnson
Miss Aubrey
Sadducee
Nervator
Invisible
Frontenac
Gay Boy
Jake Greenberg
Andrattus
Kildee
Antarita
Montpelier
Miss Batty
Lucian
Formaster
Pompey
Docite
Australia
Frank Rive
Heritage
Lady Paper
Checkayutte
Jerry Hunt
Brennenworth
Royal Arms
Lee King
Murmur
Marry New
Mainspring
Automaster
Lady Fonse
Daisy Green
Bessie McCarthy
Mal Halon
Gravina
Parker- Bridget
Parker, Bridget & Co
Ninth and
Pennsylvania Ave
Glen Echo
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Arizona
B. Linklater
Singleton Palmer
Boston
Newport News
John B. Coyle
Parker
Jennet
Lie
OLD Braddock Maryland Rye
Glare Distilling
D. P. McCarthy
Mgr
GIO Pa
Iseman Bro Outfitters
William M
Dodge Et al
Henry
Duncan ‘Bradley
Gut’—George
Enterva
Howard H
Caroling H. Wyville
H. Winship Wheatley
Warren Fhret Company
John W. Points
L. C. Strider
K. H. Jackson
Charles FE
Alice A. Batea
John C. Cook
W. C. Clephane
Adie
DR. Larrance
Gare
Speedy Requir
Drageists
Fen
Castelberg’s
Jeweler
Optician
Walfords Sporting and Athletic Goods
S. A. Overholt & CO
Pittsburg
Thane Main
Louis Bush's
Drageisu
Bath
Munyon
Medical
I. Ee
13Th St. Ow
Corner Gat
Fisk Elgin
W. T. Baldus
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