Shad Link Wins Bout Over Italian Selva on Kernan Mat
Shad Link of Baltimore defeated Italian wrestler Emil Selva in a 15 minute Graeco Roman bout on Kernan's mat. Link spent most of the time with Selva on his hands and knees, edging a strong finish in the last minute as Selva failed to budge him. Joe Grant scheduled to meet Selva in a 15 minute bout tomorrow night.
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Shad Link
Emil Selva
Baltimore
Kernan
Ling
Selva
Link
Bali Nelson Bold
Joe Grant
Bertha E Wins Rosebud Stakes at New Orleans meet
Bertha E and Jimee ran first and second in the Rosebud Stakes a 3.5 furlong event worth 1095 to the winner. Matador was disqualified for foul riding and jockey Nicol received a one week suspension. Frank Kenney won the long odds race at New Orleans with Magnolia and Montebank as top favorites in a day of mixed results.
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Matador
Nicol
Magnolia
Montebank
Frank Kenney
Long Oda
New Orleans
Phillips
Bertha E
Jimee
Magnelia
D. Austin
Daisy Green
G. Miller
Wreath of Ivy
Bride
Mathilde
Esperance
Melita
Belle of Milford
Flora Levy
Hocco
Anais Max
Hace
Mayor Johnson
T Meade
Viperine
J J Hennessy
Invincible
Liv Ingaton
Lucy Young
Abumada
Arch Oldham
Mrs. Bop
Red~ Man
Saladin
Princess Orna
Dance Music Alto
Kleinwood
Hird
Bea Shark
Martin
Blahap Poole
Saitellon
Arachne
Little Jack Horger
Inspector Girl
Protets
Mosaic
Verdant
Blue Grass Lad
Wagstar
Jack Kercheyike
Bertha EB
Jim McGinafacoupied
Hickehaw
Crimimins
Dad McKenna
Oldstone
Barker Hartigan
Hershman
Kernel
Old Hal
Lionel
Gladiator
Sauction
Charlie Cella
Shock the
Hannibal Bey
Mr Jack
Harpoon
Selling Our Sallie
Lida Lieb
Fitzbrider
Hakim and
Fiasco
Phil Finch
Rondelet
the Driller
Misanthrope
Trogon
Bountiful
Carnival
Pyrrho
Barkelmore
Chanterelie
Yellmantown
Reveille
Sigmund
Gracious
Royal Arms
Hickory Corners
Rachel Ward
Soldier of Fortune
Cataline
Barca and Hoodwink
Mezzo
Semper Vivex
Baird
Favorites in Front at Ascot Park Races
At Ascot Park Los Angeles on January 25 track fast. Wee Girl won first race over three and a half furlongs with Father Detcham second and Dorothea Frey third. Brooks course winner Ray led second race while Varro placed second. Descuenta took the third, Witch Hazel was second. Emperor of India won the fourth, Flo Bob second, Princess Tulane third. Dad Andersan won the fifth with Tyrolan second and Aunt Polly third. Mira Montana Peeress won the sixth with Golden Light second and Bronze Wing third. Tomorrow’s entries include short steeplechase and several selling races with noted weights and horses. Oakland San Francisco also reported track slow with Heecati winning the six furlong event.
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Buttons
Hot Springs
Ark
Essex Park
John H. Kirby
Foxy Grandma
Berry Linden
Spring Hurst
Mise Affable
Hello Girl
Arclight
Dr. McCarty
Carthage
Agnolo
Essex
Walter Sheffer
George Shell
Prince Glenna
Footspring
Esterre
Moonet
Rubric
Dromo
Mabel Simms
Sheen
Toscan
Jos Goss
Gue Heidorn
Ingolthrit
Celebration
Nameoki
Mutual Benefit
Bill Konight
Scotch Dance
Totness
Ladas
Waterford
Give Ail
Navarrn
Loons
Dawson
Chamberlain
Blandford
Kilmore
Excentral
Glenwood
Mathis
Mazzini
Roseburg
Port Worth
Good
Amorous
Annie Chapman
Heleette
Irish Jewel
Jefferson Davis
Norel
Oudon
Jimalong
Foltes Hergeres
Glad Smile
van Ness
Mamie Worth
Incense
Neversuch
Florizel
Liberia
Baikal
Bill Jackson
Roommate
Shady Lad
Togo
Ascot
Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot Park
Wee Girl
Father Detcham
Dorothea Frey
Thaty What
Sandstorm
Ila
Snowbound
Pirate Dance
Silver Sue
Father Catcham
Mila
Flo Bob
Princess Tulane
Fadua
Borghes
Dad Andersan
Tyrolan
Aunt Polly
Mal Lowry
Ethel Brecht
Miss Shylock
Crown Princess
Fair Light
Meretta
Mira Montana Peeress
Golden Light
Bronze Wing
Namtor
Exepo
the Lieutenant
Huapala
Herstanalso
Flea
Decibho
Grafter
Dr. Clark
May Holliday
Graylette
Frank Mayo
William F
Eggnog
Frierline
Rossette
Estreliada
Tizen
Ledetrix
Count Rudolph
Riceful
Conceit
Arabo
Water Cure
Briarthorpe
Ralph Young
Elisarul
Bert Enright
Estado
Sugden
Anirad
Bandillo
Straggler
Motlakalla
Golden Ivy
Fpuonyside
Freesiss
Lou ‘Welson
Bessie Welsey
Thoroughbred racing card with multiple races and results
A crowded racing program lists finishers in the Futurity course and subsequent races. Sol Lichenstein won the third race at 7 to 2, with Dora second and Pickaway third. Misty’s Pride took the Misty Pride race at 7 to 10, Albert Pir second, Tramotor third. Other results include WR Condon winning the fourth race at 6 to 5 and Major Tenny triumphing in the fifth race at 5 to 1, with various runners also noted in each event.
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San Jose
Hellas
Spendix
Flaneur
Profitable
Sol ‘Lichenstein
Pickaway
Dora
Instrument
Hultoré
Fort Wayne
Majestic
Misty’s Pride
Albert Pir
Tramotor
Down Patrick
My Order
Bella Read
Orchan
Condon
Sais
Captain Forsee
Veterano
Stillicho
Barrack
Modicum
Major Tenny
Cincinnatus
Anvil
Budd Wade
Bard Burns
Mr Farnamala
Salable
Powell
Yada
Jorita
Sea Air
True Wing
I'm Joe
Southern Lady
Yearning
Masapau
Roman Gold
Syphon Girl
Yolo Girl
George A. Knight
Eeling
Bummier
Yellowstone Altar
Pidalia
Zenonlan
Hugh McGowan
Remark
Puredale
Rosebu
Barney Dreyfus
Frangible
Isabellita
Maxtress
War Times
Futurity Course
Seliing
Bob Ragan
Ed Rodin
Platt
Iron King
Lady Fashion
Melar
Ourse
Estoy Lista
Harlem Sailor
Miss Raphael
Chamblis
the Wall
Ferryman
Royal 18d
Tarvoola Belle
High School Entries Close For District Inter scholastic Games
Entries for the interscholastic games at Convention Hall next Saturday evening closed Monday night with a record turnout. Central High School will field the most contestants with thirty in open events plus two relays. Technical and Georgetown Prep trail, followed by Western and St John’s College. Out of town, Baltimore City College, Milton Academy, and Episcopal High School of Alexandria lead in numbers. Grade school entrants include twenty five-yard heats with Firefox schools represented. four trial heats will narrow to a final. Local stars boast sprint and distance contenders with Central and Western leading in hurdles and shot put. Lincoln moves to curb college football. a bill to prohibit it entirely was introduced in the Nebraska legislature.
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Convention Hall
Central High School
Technical High
Georgetown Prep
Central
Western High
St John’s College
Baltimore City Colege
Milton Academy
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Webster
Gales
Smallwood
Arthur
Edmonds
Towers
Hilton
Jackson
Curtis
Stara
Cook
Phelan
Morse
Western
Thompson
Hastern
Fastern
Farmer
Conners
Sherman
Babcock
Weattern
Byrnes
Technical
du Ganne
Eastern
Lum
Rittenhouse
Commissioners Win Two in Departmental League Action
In a department bowling night the Commissioners defeated Post-office five in two games with the final game giving the series win. The Acres beat North Capitol three straight on Cobbert's alleys, George Campbell set a league single game record with 21, while the Royal Arcanum set saw 88 high score. The Railway and Real Estate leagues saw games postponed or forfeited due to blizzard and forfeiture, with a high reshuffle in standings.
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Commissioners
Acres
North Capitol
Cobbert
George Campbell
National Council
Capitol Council Quint
Surveyors
Royal Arcanum
National
Rome
Hatterly
Gat Redeker
Tin Burtey
Alison
Eckstein
Totula
Post Duckpin
Government
Palace
Government Boys
Uptown
Post Boys
Post
Warner
Bradley
Legal Record of United States Supreme Court Proceedings
United States Supreme Court sessions list cases with appellants Bertha Doctor et al and Harrington et al, names of counsel Yeaman Britt and others, dates and docket numbers. District of Columbia court items follow with equity and circuit court calendars, trial notices, assignments for January 1905, criminal cases United States v Sheffer Perkins and others, probate notices for Hickman Cart Ebbs and Carter guardianship and estate matters.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Justics Brewer
Justice Brown
Justice Peckham
Mekedna
Olmes
Justics Day
Philip 3. Britt
New York Ciy
Bertha Doctor
John 3
Harrington
George H. Yeaman
Amicus Curtag
John J. Harrington
K. Cherlea A. Hess
Philip J. Britt
Thonag B. Daviz
Ve. Jacob Living
Maynard ¥. Giles
F. EL. Kehrer
A. BP. Stewart
Alex. W. Smith
John C. Hart
United States
James Itineca
M C. Boreh
R. M. Bashford
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Gould. Welsson
Welsh
F. W. McHeynolds
Herreil Va
Hall
Douglass & Douglass
M. Hufty
Gilea Vs. Hager
Tucker & Kenyon
Lambert & Baker
Moftuke Ve. Killeen
I. A. Bailey
R. HE. Mattingly
Circuit Court
Justice Barnard
Holtzman
Capital Construction Company
J. J. Darlington
R. Hass
Eewin Forrest
J. B. Archer
Ralston & Siddons
National Benefit
Bailey Et A
A A, Birney
Joseph H. Stewart
Ridout
Larner
Peter & Bond
O'Connell
Talty
Laving
J. C. Gittings
W. G. Clephano
R . Downing
Whaley
Channon
McCreary
M. N. Richardson
Baker
Washington Jockey Club
J C Gittings
J. A. Toomey
Samuel Maddox
H H Thomas
Chapman
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company
Carrington
A A. Roebling, Jr
Booth Ve
Criminal Court No. 2
Justice Gould
Daisy Marlory
P. W. Frisbie
Stephen A. G. Johnson
D. W. Baker
Fountain Peyton
Thuredar
James E. Young
United States Va
Thomas Creek
Deboreh L. Hickman
Emma V. Hickman
Bond
C. T. Hendler
John Cart
R F. Downing
Walter Ebbs
Ebel Carter
Serena Carter
H. Stephens
Real Estate Transfers on Several Washington Streets
A string of property transfers across Maryland Avenue Southwest Bloomingdale Union Street Southwest and Northwest districts records sales, trusteeship changes and lot portions. Notable names include Mary B Cummings Ella Cummings Alexander Gainsburgh Louis P Shoemaker Maria Waters Minnie O Bryan George W Sanford William B Buckingham John A McCarthy and Mary E Wathen among others with prices ranging from 10 to 2765 dollars.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Mary B. Cummings
Ella Cummings
Peter’s Mill
Alexander Gainsburgh
Louis P. Shoemaker
Maryland Avenue
Wilton J. Lambert
Maria Waters
Reservation C
Bloomingdale
Mildred H. Burnley
Sidney G
Minnie O'Bryan
Union Street
Aliea Vinton Et Viz
Willliam B
George W. Sanford
Acker
George W. Glatford
John A. McCarthy
Tennallytown
George A Wise
Edward M Wise
Friendship
Fairview
Francia
Charles E. Barrette
Charleon E. Hardette
Richard T. Buckingham
Mintwood
Lester A. Barrettx
Abby H. Phelps
High
Ninth Streets
Mary E Wathen
Wiliam & Grieh
Square
Southdass
John Cook
Adrian H Cox
No Smoking Urged at Infantry Hall Wrestling Event
Fire Chief Belt warns of dangerous smoke at a Washington Light Infantry Hall wrestling match. Smoke drifted into Chase's Theater above the hall, risking a panic. He urges denying licenses for future gathe rings until management guarantees smoking prohibition. Commissioner Macfarland asks the corporation counsel to confirm legal options to enforce the condition.
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Macfarland
Washington Light Infantry Hall
Chase
Chief Belt
Corporation Counsel
Todhunter Cleared After Police Court Settlement
In Police Court yesterday Frank R Todhunter faced grand larceny charges from Ella Co Tighe but the case ended in an amicable settlement. Todhunter claimed the dispute covered a loan and produced a $10 receipt as part payment. He noted he left the United States Marine Band lists after requesting discharge amid band tensions following his new automobile purchase, and disclosed he was married three weeks ago.
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Frank R. Todhunter
Ella Co. Tighe
Todhunter
Deeds of Trust and Legal Notices in Kalorama District
Deeds of trust record secured obligations ranging from $525 to $100,000 with semiannual interest, covering properties in Kalorama and adjoining blocks. Legal notices include divorces, account disputes, and equity suits with named attorneys and parties such as Lucy Ann Moore, Thomas Warrick, Cora Weiss, and Bessie Weiss, plus several and fees.
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Lucy Ann Moore
Thomas B Warrick
Pisintiti
Irving Williamson
Thomas Walker
W. E. Broderick & Co
William P Hanson
Pisintitis
Smith Thompecon, Jr
Andrew Y Bradley
Robert Scott
Frederick Springmann
Doc
Callaghan
Three Men Face Trial for Alleged Highway Robbery
Bernard Weismueller George Hardy and William Tobin stood trial in Criminal Court No 1 on an indictment for robbery alleging they robbed William Byverett at Thirteenth and B streets northwest on December 23. Everett identified Weissmueller and Hardy and Tobin allegedly confessed under coercion while the defendants denied participation. The case did not finish.
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Bernard Weismueller
George Hardy
William Tobin
No 1
William Byverett
Thirteenth
Everett
Weissmueller
Hardy
Tobin
Curry and Lohman
First Precinct
Weismueller
Twelfth Street
Pennsylvania
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Lee Gik
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Richard Gordon
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Court of Appeals
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Kellogg Vs. Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
E. BR. Magis
Appellant
Wiliam Hilz
J. S. Flannery
Appellee
E. R. Mugte
Byrne
Byrne Vs. Morrison; Argument Commenced By Mr. J.S. McDonough
J. EB. Laskey
F. J. Hogan
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W. E. Ambrose
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Bernard Weigmussler
W. P. Plumley
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Infantry Hall
Cornelist Todhunter
American Security and Trust Company
Willam E. Grieb
Arthur A. Chapin
Charles M. Campbell
Cora H. Weiss
George Weiss
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C Street
Arthur Thomas
Kimball
Thomas
Walter M Houston
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