Four Horses Fall in Race. Jockey Fractures Skull at Crescent City
Royal Whitefoot leads a fast Crescent City Jockey Club card with Rapid Water and Invincible behind. Wishard slips at start, Postmaster Wright and Radiant Heat left at post. Jockey R Johnson sustains skull fracture in last race as four horses fall in stretch. four favorites win across Crescent City, Ascot, Oakland, and Hot Springs tracks with wins by Royal Whitefoot, Rapid Water, and Invincible among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Johnson
Crescent City Track
California
Hot Springs
New Orleans
Royal Whitefoot
W. P. Palmer
Rapid Water
Invincible
Crescent City Jockey Club
Wishard
Vic Ziegier
Postmaster Wright
Radiant Heat
Young Jessie
Natonal
Crimmins
Diamond Betty
Aubuchon
Maledic
Else Harris
Charlie Cella
Williams
Sadduces
McCaffeels
Frank Foster
Vestry
Ponca
Eva Russell
W. L. George
St Blue
Pompano
Sweet Charity
Crisscross
Inspector Girl
Rotbots
Marpessa
Auduchon
Proteus
Chauncey Cleatt
Bluegrass Lad
Joe Wuelen
Salade
Syotax
Voribest
Panic
Young Lighter
Dominick
Spencerlan
Phillips
Tern's Rod
B. Rice
Escutcheon
Careless
Ledy Elliston
Whipperwill
Deroration
Shaver
Courtmaid
Dapple Gold
CW. Robbins
Floral Wreath
Milad Love
the Huguenot
Homestead
Lampoon
Extor
Evelyn Kinsey
Hart
City Park
City Park Track
Tod Sloan
Virgie Withers
Swaine
Weodelaim
Kay
Isabelle D
Traxler
St. Venice
Makale
Roxelle
Lady Sorcerer
San Felicita
Joste
Eva Wood
Golden Flour
Bridwell
Precious Rand
Shea
Golden Advice
Woodward
Pinkle
Pearl S
Miss Nannie L
Basswood
Hulda
Nita Dare
Nevada
Irish Jewel
McLaughlin
Florizel
Foy
Noweta
Jenkins
Ed Tierney
Ernest Parham
Gold Spot
Death
Garnish
T- Sloan
Bellevidian
J. Hennessey
Coruscate
Romanell
Gishock
Tishomings
D. Austin
Dick Brown
Morrison
Fortunate
C. Hyams
Lady Tarascon
Prince Glenn
Sultry
Wesatche
St. Idloways
Bul Montgomery
Gen Heywood
Stevens
King of the Valley
Nicol
Leenja
Green Gown
Lida Leib
Yellow Hammer
Aprine
Dare Devil
Marlborough
Racing card and local sports results snapshot
The page lists multiple horse races with entrants and winners, noting results like Sidney C. Love winning the fourth race and Van Ness taking the sixth, plus detailed entries for Crescent City racing. A St Johns basketball win over the Hiltons is reported, with lineups and a football regulation bill noted in Pierre, South Dakota.
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Peter the Great
Agnolo
Mezzini
Walter Scheffer
Sidney C. Love
Priority
Grenede
Ivernia
Silver Meade
Incense
Monet
Pesay
Oudon
van Ness
Platoon
Massa
Celebration
Hildebrand
Our Lillie
Tartan
Crescent City
Margaret. C
Miss Aubrey
Ethel Himyar
Heante Lithe
Irene Mac
Louise Elston
Allinas
Echinate
Titania
Kinlight
Athlana
Meteoric
Tambourine
Seashell
Pure Favor
Lady Free Knight
Rachel Ward
Doclie
John Doyle
Avoid
Love's Labor
King Rose
Tristan Shandy
Sigmund
Frank Rice
Gravina
Canyon
Dalesman
Signal Light
Barker
Ponca
Operator
Stalker
Trogon
Carnival
Arachne
Belle of
Drummond
Louise Stapp
Miss Creek
Juya
Ben MeDbul
Rabunta
McWilliams
Byron Hose
Bius
Soldier of Fortune
Cataline
Always Faithful
Lord Tennyson
Mezza
Missile
St. Sever
Beauca
Washington bowling leagues resume after Milwaukee tournament
Washingtons two strongest leagues the Departmental and District restarted regular play after a week off for the national Milwaukee tournament. The Interiors tied for second with the Commissioners, while Navy Yard and Post Office teams posted strong scores, and Washington Saengerbund continued dominant play in the District League. President Haager, Milwaukee tournament prize winner, visited Palace alleys and spoke to the gathering before returning to municipal duties.
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Washington
Milwaukee
Livingston
A. M. Bunn
Government Printing Office
Wavy Yard
Navy Yard Boye
Navy Yard
Crist
Fritz
Miller
Bowsner
McCaulley
Ward
Weber
Seedon
Washington Saengerbund
Florists
Willie Miller
Capt. Eckstein
Allison
Burdine
Icrist
McLennan
Cooke
Haager
American Bowling Congress
Palace
Towsville
Saengerbund
Burdlee
Eckstein
Tag Crist
Seeye
Florist
Simm
Schaeffer
Ernest
Iad
Yates
Barton
Post-office
Big Ruiss
Bouscaren
Press- Ingham
Saudent Haager
Ites Pabat Ay
Maede
Packard
Berlin
Bauman
Wasney
Berckman
Tolson
Davis
President Haager
Railway Relief Association
Association
Cooper
Lemmon
Garrett
Rice
G. P.O
Walsh
Fitzwilliams
Atkin
Brosnan
Navy
Bowsher
IRA
O'Donnell
Bat Orist
Douglass
Leimbach
McCauley
Kia
Bishop
Judge urges return of Appleyard as case proceeds
Buffalo Police Judge Murphy emphasized the importance of prosecuting promoter Arthur E. Appleyard in the Schelling case tied to the failed German Bank. He dismissed efforts to excuse Appleyard and noted that conviction for grand larceny would help pursue other indicted directors, including Schering, who waived examination and was held for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Robert F. Schelling
Murphy
Arthur E. Appleyard
Massachusetts
Appleyard
Elder Schering
Ball
Canal Victim Identified as Blacksmith John Hutchinson
The body found in James Creek Canal was identified as John C. Hutchinson, a 55-year-old blacksmith missing from his M Street SE home for over a month. Coroner Nevitt ruled accidental drowning. Hutchinson, unmarried, lived with his mother Mrs Kate Hutchinson and sometimes stayed away for long periods, explaining the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hutchinson
James Creek Canal
M Street
Nevitt
Hutchinson
Kate Hutchinson
Hand Caught in Engine Cable at Library Injures Worker
William Nally, while greasing a cable in the engine room of the Congressional Library, had his hand entangled in the ropes and lost three fingers. He received treatment at Providence Hospital. his home is 702 N street northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Library
Wiliam Nally
Providence Hospital
Nally
N Street
Fire at Wiltberger Street home caused by overturned stove
An afternoon fire at 18121 2 Wiltberger Street Northwest damaged the residence of Adeline Williams. The blaze at box 279 was caused by an overturned stove and resulted in about 75 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Box
No. 279
Wiltberger Gatreet
Adeline Williams
Street Car and Wagon Collision at North Capitol and J Streets
Street car No. 13 of City and Suburban Line collided yesterday with a wagon owned by Marshal Smith at North Capitol and J streets. Driven by Dennis Taylor a negro, the wagon’s fender was damaged but no injuries occurred. Notice to Passengers Washington Southern By due to Presidential inauguration, accommodations Nos 400 404 401 405 and 407 will use a temporary station Ninth Street and Maryland Avenue March 1 to March inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Capitol
J Streets
Marshal Smith
H Street
Dennis Taylor
Southern
Washington
Ninth Street
Maryland Avenue
On Trial for Conspiracy in Advertising Contract Case
J W Geist and Fr S Richardson went on trial before Justice Wright in Criminal Court No 1 charged with conspiracy to defraud by false pretenses. The indictment alleges they conspired to bilk merchants by posing as collectors for J H Howard & Co. and selling ads in a directory with forged signatures. Out‑of‑town witnesses and hotel receipts featured in the testimony. The case may consume the week as the government calls many witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Geist
Fr. S. Richardson
Justice Wright
J. H. Howard & Co
Aub
Gazeteer
Keigwin and
Busby-Smith
James A. O'Shea
Leo P. Ntarlow
W. J. Davidson
Cincinnati
Messrs. Goldsmith
Merchant
Howard House
B. B. Earnshaw
Geist
Charles QC. Young
Basin
Franklin J. Acker
Acker &Co
Suspected swindler detained after New York arrival
Detectives arrested William M. Bean on suspicion for selling patent letter boxes and burglary alarms with a partner. He advertised $200 salary and profits in a Washington building near Louisiana Avenue and Sixth Street Northwest. Newark police report a swindler linked to prior arrests. Bean held pending record check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martigan
William M. Bean
Washington
New York
Louisiana Avenue
Sixth Street
Kean
Hartigan
Baur
Capt. Boardman
Newark
N. J
Chicago
Writ of Error in Snow Case Granted to John W. Lee
Chief Justice Shepard granted a writ of error to the Police Court on John W. Lee's conviction under the snow removal regulation. Similar questions are before the Court of Appeals in the Coughlin case. E Francis Riggs and David F. Weaver faced charges and had hearings continued pending the Coughlin decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard
John W. Lee
District Court of Appeals
Mr. Lee
Court of Appeals
Coughlin
E. Francis Riggs
David F. Weaver
Scott
Court of Apsin
Chinamen In Court Passes With Leniency
Police Court crowded with Chinatown residents as seven laundermen faced District license law charges. Six had licenses obtained after warrants, and were released. One immigrant claimed ignorance of the law and promised to apply for a license if the court showed mercy. Judge Scott suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Charge Against Chinaman Beings Unlawful Resident
United States Commissioner Anson S. Taylor arraigned Lee Loy Fang a Chinese restaurant keeper at 317 Pennsylvania avenue on a charge of unlawfully remaining in the United States. The decision was reserved. Fang was previously arrested for selling liquor without a license, likely to be abandoned. A gas jet incident at 236 New Jersey avenue caused slight damage to a portiere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Loy Fang
United States
Anson S. Taylor
Pennsylvania Avenue
Drawbridge Negligence Suit Over Damaged Schooner Belmont
George W. Hunter and Oliver Underwood sue Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company in the District Supreme Court for 2000 damages claiming the Long Bridge draw negligence harmed their schooner Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hunter
Oliver Underwood
Douglass & Douglass
David H. Fenton
District Supreme Court
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington Railroad Company
Long Bridge
Belmont
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