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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1905

Page

8

New York gambing raids widen as subpoenas issued

In New York on January 18 the crackdown on poolrooms broadened with over twenty men suspected of placing bets and several warehouse owners summoned to the district attorney Jerome’s office. Police seized gambling paraphernalia, including items at a warehouse linked to Charles A Grote and a Hy perion Club roulette wheel, as Jerome vows further witness testimony and cross county cooperation to curb illicit gambling. Meanwhile YMCA athletics report a bi weekly event and polo talks from London hint at possible U S team invitation.

New York Jerome Hyperion Club West Forty-sixth Street McAdoo Lindsley

Secretly Any Lady Can Do It at Home Costs Nothing

Classified copy promotes at home schemes with salacious tone. Highlights secrecy and ease for women to engage in debauchery, urging readers to try with no cost. The text relies on sensational phrasing to attract interest in illicit behavior.

Trapper's entry refused as New Orleans derby scene dampens races

New Orleans track heavy from rain left muddy going as Lord French narrowly won a six furlong affair. Trapper, once a top Derby candidate, faced stewards’ order to refuse future entries for inconsistency though allowed to fulfill stake engagements. Other races saw Matador, Jim McGinnis, Semper Vivax and more claim victories amid chaotic conditions and heavy wagering.

New Orleans Slowpoke Merny Acrobat Lord French Matador Jim’ McGinnis Semper Vivax At & To Trapper Nico Simplicity HP Philps Robbins Korea Diamond Betty Fair Calypso Cliquee San Felicita Marry Acrobat Decoration Cocolo Misanthrope Nicol Tristan Shandy Rudabok Oronom Velos Chanterell Fruit Aubuchon King Roxe J Mcintyre Chambree Bessie McMaqster Gladiator National Lagation St Tammany J Martin GF Phillips Saladin Agnes Virginia Flight Algeba Jim McGinnis J Heussssy Dominick Dean Chauncey Alcott McClur Libergore de Soto Hanlon Ganpon Lou M WJ Hennessy Revettle Roger Smith Harpoon Hoodwink Courtmald Mehtta Ethel Hyemar Miss Gomez Torlo Royal Deceiver Parnassus Doctor Gurnsey Hive Blaze Dixie Bishop Poole Yorkshire Ricardo Rachal Ward Falernian Birchrod Monaco Abbola Ascot Belle Sin Leé Sambo Fox Mead Ormaster Belle Af Portland W P Falmer Contenthous Fannette Carl Kahler Finaco Lady Draper

Grand Sale on Men Sack Suits and Winter Coats

A broad reduction list offers fancy sack suits for men and youths and winter over coats in black blue and fancy fabrics with prices ranging from 9 to 22.50. The notice also details race results from a live horse meet with multiple named horses jockeys and placings across six races including Hazel Light of Day Oxford High Chancellor Dutiful Komomber Garden Light and several others.

Oxford High Chancellor Princess Tulane Fossil Tim Payne Sais Komomber Durbar Dainborough Interlude Agnes Mack Ana Dottie Welthoff Mile Churchright Erne Headstrong Dr Tom Fiore Bright Bessie Welty Holliday Freesias Golden Ivy Garvice Senicado Jardin de Paris Miss Powel

Grade School Runners at Interscholastic Meet at Convention Hall

Runners from Georgetown and South Washington join East Washington and Gales as grade school athletes compete for finals in the Interscholastic games. Notables include Capt Horace Mann of Edmunds and Wendall Cassidy of Webster School. Ticket sales start today as crowds anticipate the Bailey brothers and local contenders.

Convention Hall Georgetown South Washington East Washington Horace Mann Edmonds Gales Leroy van Reuth Webster School Wendall Cassidy John Gwens William Black Bayards Dash Baltimore Philadelphia Georgetown Prep St John’s College Army and Navy Prep Washington Bailey Brothers Baltimore Country School For McCormick Oriole Polytechnic Institute Baltimore City College Fletcher Western Marbury Alexandra Episcopal High School Remington University of Pennsylvania Foley

Tyrrell Acknowledges Wind Improvement After Training Start

Famous Tyrrell notes significant wind improvement as he trains, saying his stamina is better now than for a long time. The match with Davis occurred about a month ago, and Harvey began training immediately afterward.

Tyrrell Davis Harvey

Post Office Wins Two Games in Departmental League

Post Office team defeated Treasury bowlers in two of three games, with Treasury claiming the highest single game, 223 by McCauley and 214 by Carroll, while Schrader was one pin behind. In Station B, the Post Office won three games, led by Wagner and Hamacher, with the best score in the round at 210 by Weber.

Treasury Post-office Moneychangers McCauley Carrol Ward Jaz Bishop Eneee Buell Oe Schrader Ae Vis Elliott Ds Waeney Tech Weber Daz Hamacher Berckman Ave Weedon Monroe Nolan Reidy Simmons Iz Hille Ee

Will Not Permit Fights at Gien Echo Park

Special report from Rockville Maryland outlines State's Attorney Robert B Peter's stance against boxing events near Gien Echo Park. Peter warned principals that future fights would be arrested and prosecuted, suggesting no more boxing exhibitions in Montgomery County during his term.

Washington Post Rockville John W Collier Maryland Musical and Dramatic Association Rupertus Robert B Peter Gien Echo Park Peter Peters Montgomery County

Church League plans to add clubs for broader reach

The Sunday-school Athletic Association of the District of Columbia weighs expanding beyond eight to ten clubs to boost public interest. With many teams training since the year’s start, officials face a choice between a proposed twenty four club league divided into four sections or maintaining a smaller, competitive field. Some advocate regional sections and decisive subdivision finals to preserve quality, while others warn expansion may dilute talent and interest.

Board of Directors Sunday-school Athletic Association District of Columbia Washington Mount Pleasant Fhal

Baseball Notes Show New Managers Across New England League

Five clubs in the New England League will have new managers this year. John T Brush leaves for the Giants return home, Sammy Strang shifts to the bench, and Arthur Devlin takes third base duties. Dick Harley eyes Detroit for talent, while Billy Hamilton will coach Dartmouth after heading Harrisburg next summer. Minor magnates discuss Ban Johnson, and Ban Johnson sparring with the Kittie fellows. Jiggs Donohue vs Frank Isbell battle for Detroit first base potential, and Tate Cromsey not yet signed by Detroit amid salary talks. President Johnson may keep umpire Jack Sheridan. Eddie McFarland given another White Sox chance after past suspensions.

John T Brush Giants Sammy Strang Arthur Devlin Dick Harley Georgetown Petroit Toronto Billy Hamilton Harrisburg Dartmouth College Ban Johnson Kittie Fellows Sam Crane Tim Murnane Pat Carney Georgetown Medical School Boston Nationals St Paul Washington New York Boston Ag He Athletica Tip O'Neill George Tebeca Jo Cantillon Cincinnati Chicago Record Herald Jiggs Donohue Frank Isbell Comiskey Donahue Coughlin Detroit Scranton Pa Bill Carrick Senators American Association Haverhill Page Orth Collins Highlanders Omsfield Memphis Knott Tate Cromsey OMO Armour Cleveland Tigers Johnson Jack Sheridan Hie Sheridan Tommy Connolly Silk O'Loughlin Kelly Jack Mccarthy Pacific Comet Chicago White Sox Eddie McFarland Edie White Sox Griskey Herdon McFarland

Washington Fost Breal, Confederate Banquet Honors Gen Lee

The Robert E. Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans held its annual banquet at Lee Camp Hall on Prince Street Alexandria last night with elegant decorations and a series of toasts led by Hon John McPherson Pinckney. Ex Confederate notables attended, each veteran receiving a small silk Confederate flag souvenir. The article also covers local police and city business, including statements by State's Attorney Brent regarding Mayor Paff and police duties, preparations for presenting complaints to the state corporation commission about the electric railway, a Riot incident with Lewis Carrington, the death of William S Winn, and a collision involving an Adams Express wagon and a Pennsylvania Railroad engine with minor injuries.

Washington Fost Blreal King Street Alexandria V Robert E. Lee Gen. Lee Lee Camp Hall Prince Street Woman's Auxiliary John McPherson Pinckney Texas Robert FE. Lee Scott Fields South Maecenash Benton Missouri Augustus Octavius Bacon Georgia John Rixey Srent State Paff Brent Alexandria County Tornell Paft State Corporation Commission Business Men's League M B Harlow Chair Corporation Boothe Alexandria King Harlow Central Committee Lewis Carrington Columbus Street Wilkes Wolfe Streets

Negro bicyclist suffers arm fracture after collision at Fourteenth and P

A fifteen year old African American boy Calvin Dunlop was knocked from his bicycle when a wagon struck at the corner of Fourteenth and P streets northwest. The wheels passed over his right arm, breaking the bone, and he was sent to Freedmen's Hospital. In a Navy Yard machine shop incident Charles Appleby aged twenty four of 116 Sixth Street southeast had his right hand caught in a lathe and his little finger amputated. Surgeons at the Emergency Hospital treated the injuries.

Sherman Somers St. James Tenth Street First Precinct Sane Stligabeth’s Fourteenth Calvin Dunlop Freedmen’s Hospital Navy Yard Charles Appleby Sixth Street Georgetown College Christopher Pepper University Hospital Pepper New Hampshire Avenue

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