Court Authorizes Accountants to Examine Waggaman Trust Books
Equity proceedings filed yesterday seek removal of Thomas E Waggaman as trustee under a deed of trust on Wesley Heights lots and foreclose the note secured, with Thomas B and John F Waggaman named defendants. Dulany, bankruptcy trustee, authorized to hire American Audit Co to examine books for 15 dollars daily for seniors and 10 dollars for juniors, and to rent quarters for the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Waggaman
John F. Waggaman
Thomas E. Waggaman
Wesley Heights
Jackson H. Ralston
Harry Lee Rust
Messrs. Wageaman
Katharine E Malone
8. E. Allen, Jr
Thomas E Waggaman
John F Waggaman
Thomas B
John F. Wageaman
Ralston & Siddons
H Rogier Dulany
Thomas BE
Wagraman
Justice Anderson
Debate on Socialism as Remedy for Capital and Labor Conflict
Economic Educational League presents a debate titled Is Socialism the Remedy for the Conflict between Capital and Labor featuring J L McCreery and W A Croffut at Building Trades Hall Sixth and G streets northwest Sunday January 8 at 7 45 pm Published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economic Educational League
J L. McCreery
W. A. Croffut
Building Trades Hall
Publi
Secret liquor cure touted as home remedy by Haines
A sensational advertisement promotes a home cure for drunkenness claiming it restores families and is tasteless and easily mixed into tea or coffee. It is endorsed by temperance groups and offers a free trial package from Dr J W Haines in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
J. W. Haines
Glenn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Red Ruler Narrowly Edges in Sixth Race at New Orleans
In New Orleans on January 6, Red Ruler narrowly beat Corarcate in the sixth race a 1 mile handicap with Corarcate second and Midge third. The day featured muddy tracks with clear cool weather and multiple races listing winners such as Agnes Virginia, Mari tana, Sis Lee, Hymettus, and Hymettus, with long-shot Red Ruler at 26 to 1.
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New Orleans
Midge
Agnes Virginia
Nicol
Charlie “Cella
Aubuchon
Mr. Jack
J. Hennessey
Recree
Bishop Weed
Galice
Liddon
Eyhel’s Pride
Rondolet
Lady Conmuelo
Maritana
J. Martin
Merry Acrobat
Schilling
John Doyle
Chestham
Thatam Shandy
Grondon
Rabunta
Worthington
Sis Lee
Lady Fouse
Jungle Imp
Ime
Bank Street
Rian
Micol
Sid Silver
Romanello
Astartta
Livingston
Gay Boy
Subtle
Bishop Poole
Claremont
Chanterelle
Zulma
Hymettus
Bengessey
Barkelmore
C. Harrie
Lou Woods
Hr, Johnson
Rowland M
Lord Tennyson
Red Ruler
Olandt
Corarcate
H. Phillips
Floral Wrasth
Little Greg
Antimony
Bavarian
Firet
Heveh Turiongs
Setling
Birchrod
Lord French
Ghats
Fitzbrillar
Mamselle
Circus Girl
Trepan
Conundrum
Jim Hale
Blemwood
Posour
Jundy Tarascon
Frank de Beque
Marpensa
Pinta
Showdown
Miss Cosello
Carrie Graham
Anadaine
Little Rose
Ash Wednesday
Inspector Girl
Craft
Tom Shelly
Contentious
Knowledge
Ahela
Girl From
Rachel Ward
George Perry
Dusky
Mary Glenn
Trossachs
Lord of the Valley
Little Boy
Jerry Hunt
Hakim
Montebank
St. Tammany
Extol
Pompey
St. Barca
Fleetful
Plautus
Goldaga
Falernian
Doctor Guernsey
Baird
Benson Caldwell
Cataline
Auromaater
Jae Lesser
RESULTS AT OAKLAND RACE MEET LISTS MULTIPLE WINNERS
San Francisco bettors watched six furlong opener where Distributor ridden by Bonner led Urbano Stewart to second and Mcgregor Sullivan took third. Hello Read and Redan also ran in subsequent races with varied placings. Tomorrow offers futurity course and additional six races with heavy betting fields and stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franc Makies
Distributor
Bonner
Urbano
Stewart
Mcgregor
Sullivan
Stanchard
Carter H. Harrison
Mullah
Charmel
Kimberly
Jennie B
Pearl Waters
Lady Fashion
Ceiling
Hello
Read
Devis
Revolt
Dora I
McBride
Redan
Adieo
Glendenning
Ponapoab
Sterling Towers
Kunz
Golifinder
Heigernen
Troy
Yellowstone
Marelio
Sir Dougal
War Times
Myrtle H
Duetalev
Mille
Harry Beck
Bronza Wing
Jenkins
Isaballita
Jones
Lady Rohesia
Kunaj
Padua
Peter J
Clark
Last Knight
George Berry
Rauler
Cinnabar
Little Valley
Ascot Park Races Summary Disqualifications and Winners
At Ascot Park Los Angeles January first races feature disqualification of Jim Boseman after winning the first race. First race: Caga dor 134 (Tully) 8 to 5 won with Ed Lanigan second. Flea ran. Second race: Father Catcham 113 GI Hooker 9 to ?, Wee Girl 11g second. Third race: Ray Ol 109 (Kent) 10 to 1 won. Position 109 second. Fourth race: Pacifico 90 (Per rine) 7 to 3 won. Eden G. second. Fifth race: Bilis tol 98 (E. McDaniel) 5 to 2 won. Diamante second. Sixth race: Tim Hurst 163 (McDaals) 3 to 1 won. Retador second. Saturday entries list multiple horses across five races with weights and odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Boseman
Los Angeles
Cal
Jan
Ascot Park
Cagador
Tully
Ed Lanigan
Fulks
Valido
Russell
Flea
Jim Boaseman
Father Catcham
Hooker
Wee Girl
Kent
Dorothee Fry
Smith
Lady Walker
Gusmiza
Cashbox
Silver Sue
Placena
Tendi Scheuber
Ray
Dugan
Jingler
Tooman
Prestolus
Wager
Exapo
Baniillo
Blue Ridge
Pygmalion
Perrine
Eden G
Fitzpatrick
Ralph Young
Milas
Watercure
Platonis
Briarthorpa
Bologna
Bilistol
E. McDaniel
Diamante
Truebel
Chub
Andrew Mack
Tim Hurst
McDaals
Retador
Treupel
Weat Brookfield
Lynch
Tyrolian
Crown Princess
Jardin de Paris
Meretta
Horse Entries for Hot Springs Race Meet Harbors Fast Fields
Little Rock Arkansas January 6 Entries announced for o hoorrow at Hot Springs with six races over distances from three furlongs to one mile. Notable horses include Gussie T Colonial Lady Mountain Girl Provo Minna Baker Lavonia America U1 and unnamed foals. Jockeys and owners not listed. Race cards show purses, weights, and combined entries for Griffin and McCarren stables.
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Hot Springs
Little Rock
Ark
O-Hoorrow
Mace
Gussie T
Colonial Lady
Mountain Girl
Provo
Minna Baker
Lavonia
America
Ch. F. Maceo
Poase
Br. Ft. Favoriale
Nikata
Ch. F
Pratext
Allan
Glad Smite
Moorhen
Bnterre
Saelson
Jimaiong
Oudon
Maan
Maccone
Bonecourt
Platoon
Juvenal Maxim
Hot Springs Fudation
Biw Curtis
Canteen
Judge Himes
Sonoma Belle
Idle
Bill Knight
Hippocrates
Jack Young
Ingolthrift
Copperfield
Falkland
Bill Curtis
Griffin
Bill Koight
McCarren
Tarzan
Florixel
Natmoki
Navarin
Imboden
Ethics
Baikal
Hucena
Glenwood
Excentral
Santa Teresa
Ben Heywood
Little Elkin
Payne
Gwittwing
Grant Gains Two Falls Over Wiley in Washington Bout
Washington wrestler Joe Grant defeated Max Wiley of Rochester North Carolina in the Washington Tight Infantry Armory match. Grant won two falls in 24 minutes 17 seconds, then 16 minutes 5 seconds, and 8 minutes 12 seconds total, with a Nelson hold to pin Wiley.
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Joe Grant
Washington
Max Wiley
Rochester
N. C
Wiley
Grant
New York State
Nelson
Jack Spaulding
Ray Brennan
Boley
Carroll Institute
Cohen
Turner Athletic Club
Fred Beell
Wisconsin
Officials for indoor meet set for January 28 at Convention Hall
Manager W H Waley completed the list of officials for the interscholastic indoor track and field games to be held in Convention Hall January 28. The floor will be controlled by Mel B Rideout referee with George Robertson starter. Judges include Dr S L Owens, Dr D E Wiber, and Royce Hough. Timers include Patrick Dempsey, Al Moran, W Jose, and Wright Curtiss. Inspectors are Arthur McHthone, Griffin Halstead, and R E Maeden. Field events head S W Stinemetz with Arthur Devlin and Dr G Harris White. Announcer Percy S Foster. Chief marshal Cy Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Waley
Convention Hall
Mel. B. Rideout
M. OC. A
Rideout
Washington
George Robertson
Baltimore
Robertson
BH. L. Dieges
New York Athletic Club
Arthur McHthone
Griffin Halstead
R. E. Maeden
Cornell University
S. W. Stinemetz
Pittsburg Phil Smith Suffering from Consumption in Sanitarium
George BE Smith known as Pittsburg Phil is under treatment at a sanitarium in Asheville North Carolina. His condition is not alarming but serious concern remains. Doctors have not released exact details though reports indicate improvement in recent days. Smith spent part of last summer in the Adirondacks seeking relief.
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Washington Post
Asheville
N. C
George BE. Smith
Pittsburg
Phil
Smith
Adirondacks
Hardie Wins In Tourney At Palace Alleys
Joe Hardie captures first prize in the down-and-out bowling tourney, defeating Hudson in a tight four-game finish. Hardie totaled 77.5 to Hudson 77.2 for a closely fought final. Hudson earns second place with $25, Baum third with $10, Ludwig fourth with $5. De Yo wins $15 for best qualifying score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hardie
Palace
Hardie
Hudson
Navy Yard
Parker
Crist
Myers
O'Donnell
Smith
Barr
Akers
Myere
Toraig
Nevy
Brown
Donnell
Gould
Bowsher
Ase
Virginia Eleven's Coach Named for Thanksgiving Game
W C Ging Cole elected head coach for the Virginia eleven by the General Athletic Association advisory board at UVA. Cole, 25, six feet, 19 pounds, played at Marietta and Michigan and will coach the team for the North Carolina game. The Thanksgiving Day contest will be at Lafayette Park, Norfolk, instead of Richmond. Virginia alumni from Richmond and Norfolk attended, urging their city for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Cole
Athletic Association
Washington Post
Charlottesville
General Athletic Association
University of Virginia
W. C. Ging Cole
University of Michigan
Virginia
Cole
Marietta College
Ohio
Law Department of
Michigan
Marietta
North Carolina
Lafayette Park
Norfolk
Richmond
General Athletic Association of
Gans Gardner Match Is Off In San Francisco
The Joe Gans Jimmy Gardner bout scheduled for January 27 in San Francisco is canceled as Gardner refuses due to a Denver fight on the 25th. Frankie Nell of the city and Tommy Murphy of Philadelphia will meet in bantamweight replacement action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gans-Gardner
San Francisco
Joe Gans
Jimmy Gardner
Gardner
Denver
Frankie” Nell
Tommy’' Murphy
Philadelphia
Interrupted by a Policeman at Government Hospital
Robert Young and Mary Young, both 23 and 26 respectively, kitchen workers at the Government Hospital for the Insane, left a hamper with eggs peas and tea. A policeman from the Anacostia precinct questioned them as they walked home, leading to admissions and their detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Young
Mary Young
Government Hospital
Weber
Anacostia
Youngs
FALSE PRETENSES ALLEGED Atherton Sentenced on Forgery Charges
Edward P. Atherton was found guilty on three false pretenses counts and one forgery charge in police court. He received two ninety day jail terms and was held on $1,500 bonds to await grand jury action, failing to post bond and sent to jail. Atherton, aged forty five, used multiple aliases and was arrested in Baltimore before being brought to Washington.
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Atherton
Edward P. Atherton
Kimball
Baltimore
Washington
Union Trust and Storage Company
Frank Endres
E Street
Columbia National Bank
William E. Shaffer
Ninth and
New York Avenue
Central National Bank
Samuel L. Powers
Massachusetts
Levi Woodbury
St. James’ Hotel
James H. Weaver
Oxford Hotel
San Francisco
St. Louis
Harriet I. la Bar
Harriet Pitkin
William EH. Sholes
American Exchange Bank of
St Louis
Foresters Institute New Court Organized in Golden Rule Hall
The Independent Order of Foresters formed a court with 34 charter members in Golden Rule Hall, installing officers led by Frank E. Hand of New York and James Willis. Other officers named include Suter, Waring, Holzbert, Thompson, O'Donnell, Willis, Craft, Hodges, Moytaka, Riley, Howell, Prince, Foster, McCuen, Waring, and O'Kean as trustees. Also elected at Knights of Pythias and George W. Knox Express Company meetings were local officers and directors, with Thomas Landon as Captain and J. J. Darlington among directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters Institute
New Court
Independent Order of Foresters
Golden Rule Hall
Ninth Street
Frank E. Hand
New York
James Willis
Supreme Chief Rangers
Suter
G. R
Waring
T Holzbert
G. S Thompson
K. O'Donnell
F. C. Willis
Treasuer
D W Gall
Craft
J. W. Hodges
J. W. Stewart
J. S Moytaka
W. Riley
J. Howell
B. W
H . Prince
J. W
W. Foster
S H
C. H. McCuen
J. B
J. 9. Waring
Charles J O’keal
Jury Hung in Va Poolroom Case at St Asaph Verdict Hints on Race Track Business
In Alexandria County Virginia the jury could not agree on a verdict in the trial of Louis Murdock for selling liquor without a license at the Hiawatha Pleasure and Social Club in St Asaph. The judge detained the jury overnight as the case bears on underground resorts and race track interests. The jury reportedly stood six to one for conviction. The trial focused on whether the club was a bona fide establishment and whether Murdock sold liquor to nonmembers. Additional hearings and witnesses followed with the defense seeking delays. The potential penalty is a fine of at least twenty dollars and up to a year in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha Pleasure Resort
Alexandria County
Lous Murdock
St. Asaph
Charles E. Nicol
Virginia
Alexandria
Murdock
Crandal Mackey
Nicol
Lightfoot
Hiawatha Pleasure and Social Club
Mr. Mackey
Hiawatha Club
C. B Graham
Rucker
Gell
Wibirt
Mackey
Edmund Burke
John M. Hill
St Asaph Poolroom
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Castelberg’s
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the Cure
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M. A. Powell
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Maryland Rye
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Mgr
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F J Darnall
W. W. Griffith
C. J. Gates
Frank Hannon
C M. King
B J. Geir
W. W. Adamson, Sr
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Frank Mace
J. J. McCaffrey
Bobbitt Chemical Company
Affleck’s
Affieck’s
Pennsylvania Avenue
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TOC
Fliseman Bros
Sts. N. W
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E. B
Bond
Piteburg, Pe
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Geo. E. Hebbard
Getty
J. J. Georges & Son
Foot Specialista
Moanieuring
Lous Bush's
E St
Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Cape
Philo Hay CO
ATCO
Keeley
Keheley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Maryland
Medical
Seo Twelfth Street
Consulta Strest
Fisk Elgin
W. T. Sbaldus
Leman
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