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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1905

Page

8

Physicians Accused Of Getting 10000 From Patient

New York January 23 indictment charged Dr Henry H Kane and Dr William H Hale with grand larceny for taking nearly 10000 from John McCallum of Mount Vernon by offering radium based medical treatment and prescriptions. Horton, office manager, also arrested. McCallum said he paid most of his savings believing treatment would save his life.

New York John McCallum Mount Vernon Henry H. Kane West Thirty-fourth Street William H. Hale William F. Horton McCallum Kane Hale County Medical Society

Confessed Theft of Jewels in Pasadena Hotel

Bellboys Carl Wilson and James Doyle, jailed in Pasadena, confess a plot to steal jewels valued at 320,000 from New York socialite Mrs. William S. Edey at the Maryland Hotel. They say a Los Angeles associate helped mail the jewels to a fictitious Moravia address, where the LA man later recovered them and fled.

Pasadena Cal Carl Wilson James Doyle Wiliam S . Edey New York Maryland Hotel Los Angeles Doyle

Convicted on all four charges of crimping in mobile

Charles Nelson was found guilty on four counts of crimping for collecting fees from sailors for shipping aboard vessels. The minimum penalty is three years in prison and the case will be appealed to the Supreme Court. Mrs. Louisa Cody counters a divorce suit in Cheyenne, denying poisoning or indignities and alleging fidelity. Judge Scott set February 14 hearing. A patent cureton for piles promises relief with a money back guarantee if not effective in 3 to 4 days.

Mobile Als United States District Court Charles Nelson Supreme Court Cody Cheyenne Wyo Louisa Cody Col William F. Cody Buffalo Bill Col. Cody Scott

Form Master’s Reversal Sparks Loaded New Orleans Races

In New Orleans on January 23 racing featured a sharp form reversal. Favorites Flying Charcoal and Montebank were left at the post while Moorish Damsel broke her shoulder and was destroyed. Antimony won the first race, Torlo the second, Death the third, Formaster the fourth, Miss Betty the fifth, and Exclamation the sixth. Subsequent entries and summaries note more races at Essex Park and Ascot Park with multiple winners and notable withdrawals.

Antimony Torso Death Miss Betty Moorish Dameel New Orleans Formaster Flying Charcoal Montebank Capt Brown Esher—La Moore Livingston Agnes Virginia J. Hennessy Bishop Poole Aubuchon Belle Incian Alcantara Norwood Ohio Kitts Stow Poke Fox Hunting Balbert Torlo J. Heanesgy Signal II T. Dean Ojibwa Yellow Hammer Lee Snow Stalker Jeter Evelyn Kinsey Axiom Joel Wise Post G. Martin Misanthrope Nicol Acrobat Schirling Decoration Minotaur John II Bank Street Huckleberry Finn Mifledi Love Fiasco Auduchon Red Raven Iil Noweta St. Lover Chanterelle H. Philips Dalesman McCafferty Rabunta Onyx I Frank Rice Keogh Carlos's Dream New Amsterdam Mia Frank Foster Tenneybone del Valle Little Rose Hasu-Xo-Hanna Judge Parker Grove Center Showdown Dr McClure Filatory Greydal Wile Jade Dixie Bishop Weed Green Gown Belle Indian Lineal Ascot Belle Bengal McWilliams Frank Kenney Twemlo Gladiator Florentine Ram's Horn Jake Sanders Sad Gucee Little Jack Horner Malster Parisienne Topic Simplicity Monaco Maid Jordan and Care- Jess Foxmead Phil Finch Royal Arn Admetus Lord Tennyson George Vivian Ascot Los Angeles Cal Ascot Park Wee Girl Silver Sue Placena Mabel V Gallant Lady Raincloud Felipe Luego William Wright Delagoa John Ralph Young Foxy Grandpa Funnyside Ray Akela Varro Potrero Grande Clodia d’Or Helgerson Tim Payne Fossil Emperor of India Bragg Fonenate Kenilworth Tim Hurst Borghest Tan Stauson Anons White Stone Lady Kispar Azelma Cottiiion Passive Massacre Bronze Wing Wories May Bowdish Red Damsel Capable Low Wessex Emily Oliver Lem Reed Hrapo Anirad Ethel Scrugge Ledatriz Lookaway Jim Bozeman Cazador Dark Aga Rudolph Slaugon Woodthorpe Kahallan Retador Danzaror Skeptic Charles Hulfot Sweet Kitty Bollatis Corsicana Batley Manera Elfin King Claverton Sugden Agnes Mack Hombombo Winifred Happy Chappy Aunt Polly Alamancor Our Pride Delile Wetthof Escalante Piton Gargatette Vanetra Little Adele Interlude Henry Act West Treoxfield Sincerity Belle Crown Princess Bologna Arabo McGrath Ena Prince Mr. Robinson Duthar Montena Peeress Durbar Mart Gentry Cerro Banta

Oakland track results and tomorrow entries

San Francisco report from Oakland lists six horse races with winners Instrument Halo Lichtenstein The Pride Hol Roiun Havens Run Hainault Haberin Babble and Pelham plus second and third place finishers. Tomorrow’s entries include multiple races with many named horses jockeys and odds across seven events.

Hol Roiun Reprobete David Boland Angelica Iron, King Ban Jone Havens Dottersl the Fratter Breonus Yellowstone Greenock Dr. Sherman Prestano Afty Yards Hainault Arcade Langford James Darksome Dungannon Mattreas Achilles Outburst San Lalon Play Ball Morketo Mr. Dingle Ginspray Rach—Futurity Liz Rey Hooker Trapsetter Wisteriam Pencil Ma Hmm Reubold the Pride Silica Pidalie Florianna Belle Go Lucky Sir Preston Bummer Rosebud Educate Lady Fashion Andvari Escobosa Kickumbob H. P. Kane the Hawaiian Theodora Ginapray Modicum Wartimes Dr. Shorb Carllee Jaci Little Jenaryou Iehiana Gateway Venator Bea Voyage Ferryman San Nicholas

Riots cause disruption amid unclear figures and noise

A fragmentary note shows chaotic chatter with stray numbers and phrases about riots and large sums, reflecting a disrupted scene. The readable content mentions figures like 825.50 and 21.75 but lacks coherent details or names.

Weights for the Brighton Handicap announced

The weights for the $25,000 Brighton Handicap at a mile and a quarter were released. Entries include Hermig 128 Sysouby 105 Irish Lad 126 Monsieur Beaucaire 108 Ort Wella 125 Conjurer 104 Stalwart 123 Beldame 128 Kalshi Huruat 204 The Picket 122 Artful 103 Broomstick 101 Bryn Mawr 119 Tanya 119 Glorifier 100 Afroinder 115 May M. Bondage 112 Rose of Dawn 9 Bedouin 9 Tokaton.

New York Brighton Hermig Sysouby Tos Monsieur Beaucaire Ort Wella Teraclite Delhi Conjurer Stalwart Tradition Beldame Kalshi Huruat the Picket Broomstick Joeuna Bryn Mawr Tanya Tog McChesney Mise Crawford Lord of the Vale Wittul Goldsmith Jason Hurst Park Dreamer Bogush Lad Fort Hunter Bellane Marmee Qi Moharib Merry Lari Graziallo Ostrich

Richmond Seeks Franchise Move After League Meeting

New York Jan 23 At the Eastern Baseball League meeting the number of players a club may reserve was limited to fifteen. No salary limit decision. a voucher form for salaries to be attested by club officers was approved. Buffalo won the 1904 pennant. The Montreal franchise transfer to Richmond was discussed with John Kreitner seeking 30 day protection for the Richmond area while a decision on removal from Montreal is pending.

New York Eastern Baseball League Buffalo Montreal Richmond John Kreitner National Board Monreal

Appeals to King Oscar of Sweden in Hanson perjury case

Chicago seeks royal appeal to King Oscar to help Inga Hanson clear herself of perjury charges tied to her $50,000 damages suit against Chicago City Railway. The case has featured sensational elements from civil trial with Hanson reportedly blind and disabled entering court on a cot to a later criminal proceeding after a claimed cure.

Chicago Jan Ning Oscar Sweden Inga Hanson Chicago City Railway Company

Territorial Court Reins Chief Porter Pay to Creek Nation

The Territorial court in Muscogee restrained Chief Porter from paying M L Mott of South Carolina, who was appointed Creek Nation attorney, and reinstated A Murphy of Missouri as Creek attorney. Murphy had been appointed by Secretary Hitchcock. Porter had ousted him in favor of Mott.

Territorial Court Murphy Porter Muscogee I. T M. L. Mott South Carolina A. Murphy Missouri Hitchcock Mott

Treasury Beats Interior in Close Departmental League Showdown

Treasury defeats Interior in three tight games to threaten the former champions. Bunn leads Interiors with 237 and 218 in early sets, while Cooper and Meyers post strong scores for Treasury. Other league results include Registry toppling Miscellaneous and Jolly Fat Men rallying to claim two victories in District play.

Treasury Bunn Treasury Boys Cooper Carlson Smade de Yo Carroll Meyers Maedel Registry Mount Thomas General Office Lighting Company Jolly Hoover Capt Aterm Miller Biret Livingston Jolly Fat Men Harlow Bae Market House Bishop Hofman

Miners Elect Officers and Back Constitutional Amendment

Mitchell reelected president and Wilson secretary treasurer as the mine workers convention in Indianapolis votes to lay over a constitutional amendment excluding barkeepers from membership. Dolan leads temperance push. Mitchell urges cautious growth of a cooperative store program for the miners next year.

Mitchell Wilson Indianapolis Ind Mine Workers Patrick Dolan Pittsburg W. H. Haskins Ohio Freaident John Mitchell T.L. Lewis W L Wilson National Audhors John Mostop Patrick L. Fitzsimmons Ed. McKay American Federation of Labor Convention T. L. Lewis W. IL. Wilson W D. Ryan John Fahy John Dempsey Co-Operative-Store

Runaway Wagon Upsets. Two Hurt In Southwest District

Two horses attached to M J Ward delivery wagon ran away on Four and a Half Street Southwest. The wagon struck the curb near Maine Avenue, overturning. occupants Benjamin Watkins and Alfred Jones were thrown out. Jones, 36, fractured skull base, was pronounced serious after admittance to Emergency Hospital. Watkins, of 1257 First Street Southwest, was also involved. Shad Link to Wrestle Selva. Emil Selva and Shad Link, top Baltimore wrestler, meet at Beniyn's Lyceum tonight in a highly anticipated bout with wagers placed and a winner to be challenged by Joe Grant.

M. J. Ward Louisiana Avenue Maine Avenue Benjamin Watkins Alfred Jones Jones School Street Watkins First Street Shad Link Selva Emil Selva Baltimore Beniyn Lyceum Theater Joe Grant

Address by Mrs Gitterman at Central Labor Union

Mrs Gitterman urged free lectures for adults in public schools after hours and backed adoption of the New York plan with 120 centers. She reported slow attendance after initial support and cited Congress members' hearings as needed to preserve the appropriation. The union unanimously endorsed the bill and referred it to the legislative committee for resolutions of approval.

John Milton Gitterman Central Labor Union Board of Education Gitterman Congress Henry Jaeger Printing Pressmen's Union, No. 1 Organization Committee Charles W. Winslow Senate House District of Columbia Winslow C. H Johnson Frank A. Munsey Washington Times Lawrence Hotel Munsey Dickman Grievance H W. Sherman John Woper Charles W. Nelson Louis R Tigeins Frank J. McKenna T C Parsons A Bachrach Elver Johnson Frank Rom James Cousadine M. Helmuth C F Howderadell H. Shearer F. W. Fox A. M Zottell L. K. Kearney J. H Brahler W. J O’brien J. Roche Milford Spohn Erik Adams J . McCarthy Charles W.W. Winslow Muford Spohn H. T. la Clair

Free Public Lectures Announced by Board of Education

The board of education schedules two months of free lectures each Thursday and Friday for the next period. Free admission excludes children under sixteen. Lectures at Shiloh Baptist Church and Eastern High School begin at p.m. with additional library programs. Notable talks include John Hitz on January 26, Dr Howard Hodgkins on January 27, and Rev D W Brickellenger with "Rips in the Rockies" at the library, all illustrated with stereopticon views.

Board of Education Shiloh Baptist Church L Street Sixteenth Seventeenth Streets Eastern High School Seventh Street Pennsylvania Avenue C Street Washington Public Library John Hitz Howard Hodgkins George Washington University Public D. W. Bkellenger Rockies

Immoral Traffic Arrests In Pueblo Case

U S immigration inspectors Adama and Smith arrest Henry Noll and two French women, Josephine and Sarah Berteaux, for violating immigration laws. Noll is alleged to act as an agent for an organized society that imports women for immoral purposes, part of a larger campaign against its leaders.

Pueblo Colo

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