1905 Columbia Automobiles Highlight Innovations
For 1905 Columbia cars will exemplify the best achieved in the past year toward refining the automobile. Full information on new gasoline and electric models will be provided on request.
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Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1905
Page
8
Trapper wins special handicap at New Orleans card
In New Orleans on January 2 a special six furlong handicap for three year olds carried 1000 added. Trapper a favorite edged Janeta to win by a narrow margin with King s Trophy third. Van Ness and St Sever also among winning favorites as results include detailed times for each race and entries for Tuesday.
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New Orleans
Trapper
Janeta
King’s Trophy
van Ness
St. Sever
Hugh Bradley
Cocalo
Barca
Aubuchon
Royal Arms
C Morrim
Frank Rice
Fleetful
Hubbard
Woodlyn
Hoodwink
Ben Mac Dhul
Arachne
McCafferty
Rabunta
Wonderly
Wellesley
Beverly
John Doyle
Thane
Sam Stevens
Fisher
Coruscate
H. Phillins
Josie
Baird
Sanedon
Jenene
Miss Aubrey
H, Phillips
King's Trophy
Niedi
Matedor
Ranger
Iairy Young
Savalt Faire
Bishop Pools
Viperine
Monaco Maid
Hannibal Bey
Hendresp
Mile
Midge
G. Hennessy
Rankin
J, McIntyre
High Wing
Olandt
Noweta
Rachel Ward
Cheatham
Reveille
J. Martin
Grayina
Lou Woods
Carley
First Two Year Old Race Opens New Year at Ascot
Los Angeles on January 2 reports a large attendance at the New Year's card featuring the Rose Selling Stakes with 1800 dollars in cash and a 500 dollar cup by George Rose. The day included the first baby race of 1905 and a steeplechase in which Gallanthus fell and broke his neck. Jockey Nevins suffered bruises but escaped serious injury. The summary notes the six furlong race with The Major leading Schoharie and Agnes Mack as runner-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
George Rose
Gallanthus
Nevins
Schoharie
Agnes Mack
Fragmentary letter with drugs and domestic references
A damaged postal fragment from Cincinnati Ohio mentions stamps for two boxes of Smiths Lucebu Lithia Pills and a request for four boxes of Smiths Buchu Lithia Pills. The writer states received help from previous packages and signs Yosoun Mi Saute Orleans Mass with health product notes and a pasted sentence about Pineapple pills and a price for dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Smith
The
Heavenly Father
Xea Smith
Orleans
Mass
Races Report From Daily Handicap Steeplechase Card
Reports recount multiple races with winners and placing in a handicap event. Fita defeats Mra Grannato. Buckett wins the Rose Blakes mile and a half. Lady Walker takes the three furlongs. Fassin wins the seven furlongs handicap with Hans Wagner second. Hildebrand wins the mile with Tam o Shanter second. tomorrow's entries list includes Retador Gauvice Anona Bel Dixon and light day entrants.
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Uckett
High Chancellor
Evea G
Line of Life
Princess Tulane
Golden Sunrise
Lady Walker
Father Catcham
Sliver Wedding
Expressing
Lee Girl
Cazazza
Royal Front
Cash Hoy
Fassil
Hans Wagner
Tin Fayne
Fellas' Lugo
Kenilworth
Judge Denton
Hildebrand
Tam O’ Shanter
Golden Light
Invictus
Postmaster
Exapo
Cloche d'Or
Lauretta Phillips
Lena Lefard
Retador
Garvice
Anona
Bel Dixon
del Coronado
Maggie Mackey
Flo Bob
Hane Wagner
Andrew Mack
Chub
Elie
Nitrate
Slauson
Capitanzo
Blue Coat
Ralph Rees
Tramator
Decuento
Bologna
Crown Princess
Brooke
Akela
Claverton
Jingler
Graylette
Heacher Honey
Mile
Namtor
Ed Lanigan
Laureate
Varro
Wager
Dug Martin
Alloa
Phyz
Helgesen
Dorice
Flora Bright
Mi Reina
Voxy Grandpa
Golden Ivy
Sweet Pepper Steeplechaser Watches Her Progress at Benning
Mr Cotton and Capt Gwatmey of New York visit Washington to view Sweet Pepper at Benning. G R Tompkins trains Mr Cotton’s steeplechasers as the three year plus steeplechase at Belmont Park nears, Clarence Mackay funding 3000 plus plate. Mr Cotton considers buying land near Warrenton Va for a breeding farm.
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Belmont Park
Clarence Mackay
Catton
Warrenton
Val
Virginia
Thc
Wall , Street
Hildebrand Sets Career Winning Mark in 1904 Racing
Jockey Eugene Hildebrand ends the year with 298 victories, the highest total in American turf history, surpassing prior records though with a lower winning percentage than C. Reiff. From peanuts seller to top rider, his rise included 166 wins on Eastern tracks last summer and a string of successes from California to New York, culminating in a record year and a later Hot Springs Inaugural Handicap preview with 70 entrants at Essex Park.
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Eugene Hildebrand
Sais
Los Angeles
Little Californian
C. Rerf
Hildebrand
Reiff
Little Hildebrand
Chutes Park
San Francisco
Vic Gilbert
California
Joe Yeager
Gilbert
Sterling Towers
Yeager
Ascot
New York
Ms Worth
Hastern
Redfern
Shaw
Burns
J. Martin
F. O'Neill
Crimmina
H. Phillips
Travers
Lyne
Cormack
Odom
Davis
Cochmu
Hot Springs
Ark
Essex Park
Rapid Water
Grenada
Six Shooter
de Roarke
Lord Badge
Otto Bufel
Spencerian
Canteen
Copperfield
Judge Himes
Connor Best Runner Kelly In Carroll Institute Run
Louis L Connor of Central High School won the five mile Carroll Institute cross country handicap in 0 30 35 with one minute handicap. Bernard Kelly of Carroll Institute was second in 0 32 02, Ellsworth third in 0 32 21, and Robey fourth in 0 32 31 amid heavy rain and ankle deep mud. The loop ran from the Carroll clubhouse through Dupont Circle and to Sherman Avenue with 16 finishers. Connor surged past rivals after Fourteenth Street and led by two blocks at the finish, while Kelly edged Ellsworth in a late duel. Robey faded after a strong start. Gill collapsed after a gallant effort. The silver loving cup prizes were awarded by W C Sullivan and sponsors. officials included J Hadley Doyle and others.
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Oakland
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Alta G
Emme Reubold
Inspector Munro
Florinet II
J. H. Bennett
Carter H. Harrison
A L
Waddie
Vulcain
Halford
Contestant
Rene
Georgie Black
Ishlana
Captain Forsee
F. E B. Shaw
Rowena
Bombardier
Gold Money
Rockaway
Modicum
Sol Lichtenstein
Dora
Revolt
Fretter
Drenous
Lieutdhent
Bit Massie
Trapeetter
Lady Goodrich
Patrick
Ars
A. Muskoday
Hooligan
Big Beach
Perryman
Claudator
Frank Pearce
Albonita
Box
Batidor
Silurian
Serenity
Katabel
Lecturer
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Barrack
Glenarvon
Petrolia
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Young Marlow
Mbsketo
Duke of Richelieu
Myrtle H
Dollie H
Allopath
Miss May Bowdish
Sevyen
Hainault
Scatman
Pope Leo
Paddy Lynch
Mr. Farnum
Dora J
the Gadfly
Fay Templeton
Gallant Cassle
Messenger
Follow Me
Bob Palmer
Red Cross Nurse
Northwest
Crack
San Jose
Hipponax
Albemarle
Bronze Wing
Flaneur
Louis £. Connor
Central High School
Carroll Institute
Bernard Kelly
Hilsworth
Technical High School
Robey
Massachusetts Avenue
Masschusetts Avenue
Dupont Circle
Connecticut Avenue
Columbia Road
Fourteenth Street
Kenyon Street
Sherman Avenue
Tenth Street
Adams
Georgetown University Hospital
E. J. Horgan
George Washington University
Rosemond
Jannus
Ellsworth
Technical High
Taylor
Young Men’s Christian Association
Gill
Field
Thegrove
Connor
Manning
Kelly
Hollander
Conner
Bliswaorth
Grogey
Hllsworth
Ellaworth
Tech
U Street
Elsworth
Institute
Q Street
6 Street
W.C. Sullivan
M. A. Tappan & Co
A. G. Spa
Poolroom indictments shock Alexandria County
A Virginia grand jury in Alexandria County returned indictments against John M. Hill for setting up and exhibiting a bookmaking gaming table. Louis Bargen and Charles Burlingame, said to be the manager and telegraph operator at Hill's St. Asaph establishment, were also indicted. Writs of capias will issue on Thursday. The case follows a Virginia Court of Appeals ruling on county jurisdiction over St. Asaph offenses, with Commonwealth Attorney Crandal Mackey expected to renew his drive against the poolroom trade, though his next step was not disclosed.
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Alexandria County
John M. Hill
Louis Bargen
Charles Burlingame
Hill
St. Asaph
Court of Appeals of Virginia
Commonwealth
Crandal Mackey
MAY DISQUALIFY ROSE IN MICHIGAN ATHLETES SCANDAL
Michigan authorities probe Ralph Rose after he allegedly sought permission to compete in New York under Chicago Athletic Association colors despite a Michigan rule barring outside competition during the college year. Rose faces likely disciplinary action as university officials decline to discuss the incident. Also: Baltimore Y M C A to play Corcorans with referee Orlando Ross. plus a 15 round draw between Larry Temple and Dixie Kane and a stabbing in Virginia with Henry Lucas treated for a chest wound.
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Michigan
New York
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ralph Rose
University of Michigan
Rose
Chicago Athletic Association
Pattengill
Board of Control of Athletics
Baltimore Y. M. C. A
Corcorans
Corcoran Cadets
National Guard League
Baltimore
National Guard Gymnasium
Orlando Ross
Curtiss
McCabe
Gibbs
Harmon
Parker
Corcoran
Handibee
Rice
Boyle
Draeger
Chism
Opening Night Draw Delights Crowd at Gien Echo Amphitheater
Nearly 2,000 fans filled the Glen Echo venue to watch Tommy Lowe of Washington and Harry Lewis of Philadelphia in a 15 round bout. Referee Kid Sullivan scored a draw as Lowe showed improvement while Lewis displayed experience. The undercard included a lively St Mary County Bully versus Snowball and a skilled four-round battle royal led by Alex Brown, with orderly behavior noted by officials and spectators.
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Tommy Lowe
Washington
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Gien Echo
Kid Sullivan
Glen Echo
Montgomery
Peter
Post
St Mary County
Jimmy Farren
Kid Hagan
Hardy
Alex Brown
Alex
Brown
Lowe
Lewis
Washingtonian
Altho
Hynore
L Is
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Henry Lucas
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EB. W. Grove
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JAS. Glare Distilling CO
D. P. McCarthy
Ees Bros Outfitters
Sts. N. Ww
Walfords
Ave
A. Overholt & CO
Puttsburg
Ninth Street
E. Pougera & Coq
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Cook Remedy Co
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