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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1906

Page

27

Bakedkers Right Twice Pace Making Defeats Two

New Orleans racing card reports Dr Coffey and De Reszke as winning favorites at the Fair Grounds. Favorite horses Fancy Dress and Columbia Girl tired in pace battles. weather clear and track fast. Five races listed with winners Sonnet Rather Royal Dr Coffey De Roarke Whipperwill and Automaster, with times and runners noted.

New Orleans Dr. Coffey de Reszke Fair Grounds Fancy Dress Columbia Girl Sonnet Ancient Witch Grove Center Balmer Mazzini Walter Schiffer Chauncey Olcott Selfish Rhinock Little Rose George A. Knight Sweet Flavor Rather Royal Fancy Drees Jim Collins George T Affery Doctor Dan Tyrolean St. Bonnie Aja Russell Joe Coleen Miss Leeds Beechwood Stockwood Buxom Sarsaparilla Catherine R Muffina Hortensia Besterling Hudgen Carnival Clara Maxim SIATH Aurnmaster Raviana Bronze Wing Lee Ray O. G. Parke Marvin Will Shelley Atwood Lady Fouso

Spills and sales mark New Orleans city park races

At City Park track in New Orleans on January 18 a jumble at the start of the fifth race and a spill involving Nom de Plume were noted. Three favorites won, with Alcantare selling for 600 dollars in a paddock sale whose bids were largely unsatisfactory. Multiple races produced tight finishes, with Marco and Beecher among the winners and notable placings by King of the Valley, Dellindian, Emergence, and Monochord, while several also-rans were listed.

New Orleans City Park Track Nom de Plume Marlin Alcantare Odd Trick la Thorpe Ronay Martha V Cecilia Preciosa II Black Flag Lady Maya Helgerson Merlingo Digby Bell Woodshade Town Moor Woggie Bug Devonshire Marimbo Handmore Folly Perkins Dellindian Belle Stroms Bazil Miss Layman Nevada Emergency Lucy Young Careless Thespian Braden Huzsah Nattie Bumpo Wellesley Anne Davis Marco April Showers Miladi Love Covina Libation Oroviva Cascine Henry Ach Chamblee Dazzle la Cache Dance Music Webherfields Favorita Balshot Eara

Chimney Sweep Wins Long Shot at Ascot in Rainy Chase

Rainy, sloppy conditions at Ascot as Chimney Sweep odds 10 to 1 defies favorites Incantation by a head in the day’s feature. Rubric, heavily played at 6 to 6, finishes third while other races see Wee Lass and Gentle Harry among winners with times around 1 02 and 1 28.

Los Angles Ascot Chimney Sweep Incantation Rubric Wee Lass Nentnesd Daruma Mt Song Monte Mabel Lady Huron Pepper Pod Red Queen Miss Mirzabethy Anna Streak Bonnet Eliver Stocking Horace E Sweet Kitty Tom Gilroy BL Casador Early Prower Halton Charles Clifford Premium Rose Captain Jarrell Ed Tracy Yellow Top Kilter Cutaneous Gentle Harry Lucien Wyefield Fillador Con ‘Ulton Hunpala Pearl Waters Astral II Alm Gardta Dnutiful Chickadee Pachuca Rubiana Pyrrho Florence Fonse Montezuma Dolle ‘Welthoft Crow Shade Baubts Sir Brinkley Antara Veritas Vinces Joste's Jewel Evelyn Griffin Miss Berg Akbar

Sorrel Top Wins at Oakland Mud in Easy For Sorrel Top

San Francisco January 18 Sorrel Top paid 12 to 1 in the fourth race to win at Oakland amid a sloppy track as favorites swept four events. Race results detail isolation ray tramotor entre nous sorrel top and other runners with times listed. Pattee signs with Brooklyn as Harry Pattee, Jersey City Eastern League infielder, moves to the National League club next season.

Oakland San Francisco Sorrel Ray Prominence Miss Spokane Alumdinas Nieta Kies Geralotte Dangerous Girl Sic You Southern Lady Ron Rach David Boland Tramotor Yp San Tau O’ Shanter Liady Lad Realista Hbm Brathain Ragh Furionga Entre Nous Swift Queen Melar Jerushi Macene Barenial Bana Sullivan Prickles Lady Ninera Sorrel Top Glenarvon Modiclum Beherin Hilee Langford James Marie J Dr McKinney Pattee Brooklyn Providence Rio Harry Attee Jersey Che

Opening Ball Dates No Early Games In West

Ban Johnson, president of the American League, says opening games will likely be delayed until April 14 in hope of avoiding snowstorm disruptions. He plans to review schedules with National League head William Pulliam and discusses batting rule changes and league balance. John I. Taylor reports Collins signing and defends Johnson’s leadership amid questions on last season’s events.

Ban Johnson Chicago Pulliam Washington Post New York National League Johnson Robert McRoy Nationals Cleveland Detroit J. Ed Grillo Toledo Garry Herrmann Howard C. Griffiths George C. Tebeau National League Committee Clark Griffith Connie Mack T. C. Noyes Washington Barney Dreyfuss Co. W. Murphy Edward Hanlon Griffith John I. Taylor Boston Americans James Collins Taylor Collins Iam Europe

Fair Grounds at New Orleans King and Races Card

Fantasy list of horses and entrants for multiple races at Fair Grounds and City Park New Orleans. Includes Gypsy King Ternus My Son and many others with betting odds and weights. National Steeplechase Officers meeting notes name August Belmont reelected president.

Fair Grounds Ternus Frank Green Helen Luces My Son Rowe Hart Bitter Hand Goldsmith Odd Ella New York National Steeplechase and Hunt Association August Belmont J. H. Alexander Howland

Dates For High Schools Central Faces Busy Baseball Season

Five local high schools prepare for the coming baseball season with Central losing key players Cunningham Woodward McCathran Kipp and Thomas. Tech Western Eastern and Business teams rebuild under new captains as schedules set with games from May 1 to June 1 and fields likely at National Park if no AL conflicts.

Central Washington Cunningham Whodward McCathran Kipp Thomas Tech Western Dick" Woodward Church Morse Hodgson Michael West Enders Eastern Linthicaum Business National Park

Carnegie Nephew Wins Medal in Pinehurst Qualifying

In Pinehurst North Carolina January 18 W C Carnegie of the St Andrews Golf Club and nephew of Andrew Carnegie won the gold medal for best score in the qualification round of the mid winter tournament leading by two strokes over C L Becker of Woodland Golf Club Auburndale. The field of 124 started with five divisions of sixteen for match play in cups and leadership. Close scores and many ties marked the first day with 80 players qualifying. Also noted are invites from the Southern Manufacturers Club to a Chinese imperial commission committee to visit cotton mills in Spartanburg and Greenville. In Cleveland Ohio January 18 George M Atlas alleged Syrian missionary was arrested for bogus citizenship papers.

Carnegie Pinehurst N. C Southern Golf W. C. Carnegie St. Andrews New York) Golf Club Andrew Carnegie C. L. Becker Woodland Golf Club Auburndale W. ©. Carnegie C. T. Becker Woodland William ©. Freeman Montclair W. D. Moffat Hackenasck F. J. Bailey Chicago C. EB. Cattell Atlantic City G. W. Keath Braeburn G. W. Wurrell Oakmont T. Pinny Moran Columbia Wash J. R. Turner Wykegue A. C. Bors R. P. Nevin, Jr Allegheny A. J. Creamer Boston C. W. Royce Glen Ridge Kid. B Porter Allan Zar J. C. H. Dehny Tappin Westbrook Carlisle Buffalo B. F. Stetson Cobblehill G Lee Knight Philadelphia B. Willard Midlothian C. W. Insiea Appawamels Clarence Amgier Charlotte Southern Manufacturers’ Club Chinese Imperial Commission Greenville Iike Cleveland Ohio George M. Atlas Atlas

Bodies Burned in Wreck Near Newton Falls

Newton Falls Ohio Jan 18 A crash of freight trains on the Baltimore and Ohio through line caused two instant deaths and left a third man fatally injured. Bodies burned and unidentifiable after flames broke out following the collision. the victims were believed to be stealing a ride. Fireman Michael Berry of Kent Ohio sustained crushed legs.

Newton Falls Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Michael Berry Kent

Little Girl Not Murdered in New Jersey Case

Mary Clark the nine year old reported murdered is alive and under care in Millsboro Delaware. Justice Jamison confirmed the girl was found with a good family after a report by Jones that she was in Millsboro. Prosecutor Atkinson said investigation continues. Jones charged with criminal assault and Mrs Clark with accessory after the fact.

Mount Holly N. J Mary Clark Albert Jones Justice of the Peace James L. Jamison Millsboro Del Justice Jamison Delaware Samuel Atkinson Jones Mary Carrie Maggie Clark

Bullet in One Skull Sparks Pembroke Family Tragedy

In Pembroke New Hampshire on January 18 a man named Charles H. Ayer is believed to have shot his mother in law Mrs Laura Lakeman and then killed his wife and seven others before burning the house to conceal the crime. Ayer killed himself hours later at his sister’s home. Authorities say money disputes over estate proceeds with Mrs Lakeman and her heirs likely motivated the killings. The burned bodies of the children and wife yielded no clear cause of death. The massacre left eight dead and the family’s funeral plans undetermined as investigators piece together Ayer’s movements.

Ayer Pembroke N. I North Pembroke Charles H. Ayer Ayers Thomas F. Clifford Laura Lakemar George Bailey Chichester Isaac Lakeman Fayette Lakeman Suncook Chhfford Barley

Church floor collapse at turkey supper in Boyleston Center

In Boyleston Center Congregational Church vestibule the floor gave way during a turkey supper crowd. About sixty to seventy people fell into the cellar. Henry L. Hepburn was seriously injured and others suffered cuts bruises and shock. Source notes also report a separate Chicago item about excluding tuberculosis suspects from public schools.

Boston Congregational Church Boyleston Center Henry L. Hepburn Chicago Board of Education Lastiee Cooley

Denial by Booker Washington on South office removal claim

Booker T. Washington arrived in New York and denied a recently published statement claiming he advised the President to remove all colored office-holders in the South. He said, I gave no such advice and the statement is false. The remarks were tied to his arrival and a public response to the controversy.

Booker Washington New York Booker T. Washington South

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