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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1905

Page

18

Envelopes and a Dream, Robber Swindle in Washington

Abraham Whitley, a Black railroad worker, was duped by two swindlers using an envelope trick. He trusted a fake employment scheme promising high pay and housing, received only torn newspaper scraps, and found his savings stolen. Police hunt the suspects. Whitley’s former job restored him.

Abraham Waritley Sir- Certh Street Benjamin Hall Flall Wiitley Good Printun Whatley Washington Railway and Ls Company Sudage Negra Whities Mr. Adams Roberi Whitley Wiitley M. Adams Les Adams Roberts Fourteenth Street Nowerhouse Massachusetts Avenue Ecase

Mud Horses in Front Three Choices at Panama

Panama Park racing notes show heavy track conditions with six races at New Orleans and Panama, led by Redman as the only favorite winner in the sixth race. Fragments list multiple horses, trainers, and odds across six heats, including Verdant, Musselman, Plautus, Salina, Nervator, and Princess Orna, with entries for the next day.

Ogontz George Perry Verdant Musselman Plautus Yellow Hammer Princess Orna Jordan Chief Archibald Nervator Salina New Orleans Crescent City Jockey Club Redman Baird Stalker McCafferty Matt Wadleigh QV Stobbins Oriskany Hocco Esperance St Blue Birchrod St. Merry Lega Miss Croker Auduchon Diplomat Schilling Safeguard Relnnenmer Emma A. M. Signal Lgot Glendon Bannock Helle Free Knight Charlie Cella Malster Witzbillar Little Rose Dertha E Wiames Hennessy Fluotery Haza Na Hanna Bhuwegras Lac Sharp Frank de Beque Pearl Ruswel Lady Peggy F Henness Bairg Ralber Wishard Lord French Brushup Kieinwood Charles Dickson Extel Caird Merry Abrobat Little Boy Kh Jehtsery Harkelmore Sarah Maxim Toldaga Rachel Ward Hickory Corners Terri's Rice Panama Track Panama Park Race Track T Dean Chanley Carter Romarell Padre Sharp Boy Spring Fox Lucius D Austin Wetherfields Mrs Bob Hyams Bishop Poole Pinkie Omealva Cincinnati Enquirer Abelard Togo Bar le Due Olandt Tootsie Mack Pierat Satin Coat Ben Heywood Boomerack Romanelli William Barnaby Gus Lanka Miss Gould Brushton Peppermint Walter Gulu Algo Mlte Pleratt Lou M Herbert Norwood Ghia Oregar Cheny

Oakland Summary Race Results Across Multiple Tracks

Track summaries from Oakland and Fort Wayne report horse race results with named horses jockeys and times. Winners include The Fret ter The Stewardess Whoa Bill Rock away and Tonlin with notable placings for Cousin Carrie Adirodack and The Gadfly among others.

Oakland San Francisco Andvari Wor Grenore Lily Golaing Princess Zula Miller Julius South Harvester II Cousin Carrie Halford Adirondack Fort Wayne Clyche d'Or Sterling Towers Flaunt Morela War Times Suburban Queen Toto Gratiot Oscar Tulle Instrument Tanbausar Homage Mr. Dingle Vigoroso Flaneur Mordente Tabellita Mount Diablo Whoa Bill Scherzo Meistersinger Frangible Budd Wade Maud Muller Byronerdale Andrew B Cook Sam Sam Mark Lichsteinstein Venator Indicate Ferryman Rockaway Gateway Captain Forsee Judge and Freckman Igo St. Joseph George A Knight Dangerous Girl Miss Topsy Ancient Witch Fred Bent Bedona Isabeaut Chief Wittman Lady Karherme Eben ‘Phatcher Dora Gentry

Bureau Team Sets New Bowling Marks In City Leagues

The Bureau team in the Departmental League totaled 1452 in the second game and 1031 in the third, beating the Post-office scores. Powers starred early but dipped in the final, O'Donnell led with 43 pins, and other players posted strong totals. In the District League, Market House swept Florists with high scores led by Cooke 231. St. John's beat Kendalls 23 to 7 and schedules a game with Third Carrol Institute at St. John's Parish Hall.

Bureau Navy Yard Boys Tayers O'Donnell Helmerichs Lord Hardie Howsher Florists Market House Bailey Bishop Miller Thomas Station B Hamache Fisher & Co Erker St. John’s Kendalls Carrol Institute St. John’s Parish Hall Sixteenth H Streets Departmental Loagly Buena Gare Budke Helmerong Navy el i O'Donnel Crist Bane Aia Mules Shousas Tos Llormanr Batley Atronous Lewis McLennen Barnard Leonard Werleay Gates Weber Hamacher Tod Berckman Weedon

Hoch Acknowledges Only Business Motive In Marital Scams

Chicago dispatch reports Johann Hoch, the so called Bigamist, says his marriages were business ventures not love affairs. His latest wife Emelie Fischer Hoch demanded her money as detectives seek the drug store Hoch is alleged to have bought poison from. Prosecutors tie Hoch to Holmes era as a janitor at the so called castle. Police debate Hoch’s arrival to the United States and possible employment by Holmes in 1892.

Holmes Chicago Johann Hoch Howes Emelie Fischer Hoch Hoch Shipny John Moe Huch Marie Wolskher-Hoch George Slyte H. H Holmes Shyter Hock Loch Dene Sippy Holacs

Racquet Championship Play Shifts as McCormick Drops Out

In New York on February 18 four matches of the national racquet tourney were played at the Racquet and Tennis Club. H F McCormick of Chicago, after three victories, withdrew due to his wife’s illness. G H Brooke of Philadelphia beat W B Dinsmore Sr. of Tuxedo in straight games, and the field moves toward the semi finals with remaining matches and forthcoming rounds.

H. F. McCormick New York Defeal Colby M. Bartlett Boston A. McCormick Chicago Joshua Crane McCormick G O H. Hrooke Philadelphia W B Dinsmore Tuxedo M Hartlett HA Colby Payne Whitney T T Hare Wit Mel Uimich Joshua Deane Limi H Brooke W. B Dinsmore Mire G C Clarke Thorns Chiago En York

Bowling Entries Big At Milwaukee Tournament

Secretary A F Langtry of the American Bowling Congress announced entries for the Milwaukee event will total between 2000 and 3000 bowlers. Five man teams 21 two man teams 420 and 800 singles expected, far exceeding prior congresses.

Milwaukee Wis Feio A F. Langtry

Man Arrested for Stealing Trunk Belonging to Frank Lee

Walter Carter, colored, 29, was arrested by Policeman R A Woods of the Seventh precinct and jailed on a charge of trunk theft from Frank Lee of 1109 Twenty sixth street northwest. The trunk containing clothing was found at Carter's Thirtieth street home.

Walter Carter R A Woods Seventh Precinct Frank Lee Twenty-sixth Street Carters Thitieth Street

Alaska Prisoner Identified as Indiana Man Tired for Abduction

An Alaska case identifies a Juneau suspect as Charles R Maines, an Indiana attorney once based in Battle Creek Michigan, linked to murder and abduction plots in a sensational 5 year spread. Reports recount accusations of perjury forgery and a police staged abduction plot involving Stephen Hulbert, with Maines later acquitted and fading westward.

Alaska Indiana Seattle Robert Balla Juneau Wiliam Deype Fox Island Charles R Maines Battle Creek Stephen P. Hulbert Maines Hulbert West

Alexandria News In Brief Highlights From City Committees And Hospital Reports

The Alexandria area notes a Republican district meeting to fill a state committee vacancy, with W. R. King elected unanimously. Hospital annual reports show receipts around 9.5 thousand dollars, 176 admissions, 18 total cases treated, and nine women nurses graduated. Police arraignments involve six youths accused of tobacco theft from a railroad car. one case later released. Knights of Columbus events, a death in the community, and upcoming amateur stage benefit for Wayne Byers are also noted with local venue details.

Shington Post Burrfat King Street Alexandria WP Dodge Manassas Republican Congressional Committee Eighth District Dbusiness Mews League Culpeper E H L Howard Joseph I. Crumer Republican State Committee Crupper Path Agnew Droge Loudoun County W. R King Imessrs Cropper Grayson Lowry King Alexandria Hospital Arthur Herbert Adamson Foi Nes Corps of St Pauls Church Christ Church Ou Preststerian Church Mf P Church Baptist Charen Trinity Wo Oh Church South Alexandria Council Millicell Queons Stone Bridge Struder Strader

Fincke Wins Squash Final at Tuxedo Club

Remanald Fincks of the New York Racquet and Tennis Club defeated Grenville Clark of New York in two straight games 15-12 15-12 to claim the sixth amateur squash championship of America at the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Club. He earns one leg on the $600 cup donated by President James Henry Smith. Washington's Birthday marks the opening of the gold racquet championship with entrants including Clarence Mackay Milton Barger Charles Sands and Erskine Hewitt.

Tuxedo Park N. Y Remanald Fincks New York Grenville Clark America Tuxedo Tennis and Fmcke James Henry Smith Washington Clarence Mackay Milton Barger Charles #. Sands Erskine Hewitt

Murdered in Milan robbery case shocks local town

Joseph Studstill, 75, a wealthy bachelor, was found murdered in his Milan Georgia home on February 13. He was shot through the head during a robbery and the house was ransacked. A group of boys visiting him discovered the body. No clue to the murderers was found.

Milan Joseph Studstill Studstil

Pardon Board Refuses Commutation in Mrs Edwards Case

In Harrisburg the pardon board declines commutation for Mrs Kate Edwards and Samuel Greason, condemning them to the Reading jail death penalty. Gov Pennypacker will not intervene. Edwards confesses to killing her husband with a hammer, and her prison-born child is taken to Washington for care.

Philadelphia Harrisburg Kate Edwards Samuel Greason Berks John Edwards Ipaame Greason Gov. Pennypacker Edwards Reading Thus City Washington Board of Pardons Samuel Greasons Mohr Berks County Supreme Court Kate Enewalds Ea Wall Gretson Gov Pennypacker Edwardes Sister of Charity

Restraining Order Clears The Mug Kettle Show

Justice Stafford issued a restraining order returnable at 11 in the morning in the case of Whitfield and Whitfield against Plymton Chase and Josef Yarrick to bar the theater from producing The Mug Kettle. Bond set at 3000 to cover possible damages. A later hearing will decide rights to continue the sketch this week. Also noted is the fourth annual banquet of the Ladies' Tailors' Association at Reuters Hotel with speeches and attendees list.

Chase Justice Stafford District Supreme Court John T Whitfield Joseph A Whitfield Plymton KH. Chase Josef Yarrick Das Wilton Jlambert Justie Stafford Messrs Whitfield

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