Two Favorites Fall as Mint Leaf Wins Big at Fair Grounds
New Orleans on January 25 reports Paul and Stockwood the only favorites to win on the card. Raining Leaves fell on the last turn of race two, Mint Leaf stumbled at the start of race five, unseating her rider, but neither jockey injured. Phoebus paid 20 to 1 and Peggy 15 to 1 as longshots kinged in their races.
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Raining Leaves
Mint Leaf
Phoebus
Peggy
New Orleans
Paul
Stockwood
Fair Grounds
K Scarlet
Rhinock
Winnifreda
Dennie Bullivan
Water Lake
St Bonnie
Mies Marius
Walter Schiffer
Choice Opere
Dorothy Dodd
Belle of Argyle
Sachem
Gate Aleorem
RACH
Stackwood
Chaunesy Onott
Stoney Lee
Little Wands
Blackwell
Miss Custis
Red Tand
Mame K
Misa Hynes
Bernie Cramer
Brilliant
Bonebrake
Dromio
Jungle Imp
Nine
Gambier
Bob May
Shenandoah
Meir Calypso
Rove
Ben Lear
Letty
Henry Burt
Schoharis
Vaxary
Bitter Brown
Tom Howe
Pretorious
Ancient Witch
Migs Leede
Gallant
Greeman
Kenton
George T
Mabel Simms
Arad May
Ethela Pride
Ea Early
Henry C
City Park Disqualifies Winner Emergency in Fifth Race
Emergency was disqualified after winning the fifth race at City Park New Orleans due to an entry ineligible by oversight. Purse awarded to Jack Delan. Edward Wilder and others listed as winning favorites. detailed race-by-race results follow with times and placements.
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City Park
New Orleans
Emergency
Jack Delan
Edward Wilder
Bellindian
Begonia
Bonart
Arthur Rosenfeld
Our Meld
Tom Morgan
Doubt
Belsay
Marsha V
Dan Bradley
Marlin
Red Ruler
Fonsvluea
Devonshire
Cardona
Father D
Lida Vivian
Piller
Harpoon
Mildred
Robin Hood
Astarita
Mincie Adams
Don Fonso
Mary Worth
Convict
Trenda
Quinn Brady
Baron Tsher
Fresheater
Envoy
Careless
St. Tammeny
Albuls
la Cache
Willie Newcomb
Auditer
Sellindlan
Jotasm
Twenty Shot
Alcantara
Foxmeade
Farp
Granada
Little Elkin
Glendare
Favorita
Worglebug
Double
Galmada
Thora Lee Alsorom
Leyven
Talent Hits Ascot as Five Favorites Fall Short
Los Angeles racing news reports five favorites bowled over at Ascot with Money Muss the sole successful favorite and Gentle Harry the longest-price winner. S. W. Williams' stable will race in Oakland next, weather fine and track fast. Summary race results list winners Muskoday, Search Me, Edinborough, Gentle Harry, Maney Mass with several major runners.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Money Muss
Gentle Harry
S. W. Williams
Oakland
Tvo
Ila
My Surprise
Katie Crews
Radium
Corder
Salario
Little Buttercup
Rubiang
Masapen
Dolly Weithoff
Exepo
Preservator
Chickadee
Wyefield
Cotillion
Young Marlow
Maney Mass
Bologna
Revolt
Conde
Masonia
Couer de Lion
Bert Arthur
Delegates Attend Willard Convention Smoker Event
Delegates to the Marine Da Bineens Beneficial Association convention were entertained at a last night smoker in the New Willard Hotel. A musical programme featured John W Armour Herbert Self Frank J Corbett William H Redmond Joseph McKenna and others. President Roosevelt met about sixty delegates at the White House in the afternoon. The organizing committee included J L McGilvray Charles W Martin Jr William G Le Compte Charles S Parosser Harry N Bennett F R Low John W Armour Louis L Bernier William Schmidt and many others. Unique pipes with a red rubber core were distributed to members as keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Marine da- Bineens’ Beneficial Association
New Willard Hotel
John W. Armour
Herbert Self
Frank J. Corbett
William H. Redmond
Joseph McKenna
C. Howard Sheck
William Murray
Henry Frantzen
Roosevelt
White House
J. L. McGilvray
Charles W. Martin, Jr
Wiliam G. le Compte
Charles S. Parosser
Harry N. Bennett
F. R. Low
Louis L. Bernier
William Schmidt
Harry Riles
Harry J. Marks
H. T. Evans
George .Lorton
William B. McVitcker
George C. Penboss
S. Inglis Leslie
Kenney
Frank A. Knowles
A. K.waycott
D. m. Lynn
George A. Wismer
Charles I. Felthausen
Roche Arrested On Embezzlement Charge At Metropolitan Loan
Matthew P. Roche twenty four, manager at Metropolitan Loan and Trust Company, is arrested on charges of embezzling notes and papers totaling thirty one thousand dollars. Andrew B. Madison, company auditor, swore out the warrant after notes and papers vanished from the firm safe. Roche claims the notes are his due, says he took them in a dispute, and notes are recorded in the District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Company
Matthew P. Roche
EF Street
Central Office
Andrew B. Madison
Roche
Penemet
Intormeton
Albert Sifters
Phalanx Wins Narrowly as Oakland Race Giant
In San Francisco on January 26 Phalanx prevailed by a neck over Equorum Hex at Oakland, with Pronta near the rear and Hugh McGowan defeated by Royalty amid a fast, cloudy track. The card lists six races with winners including Brattain, Pal, Royalty, Phalanx, Grassoutier, and Nagazam, showcasing tight finishes and varied odds.
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San Francisco
Phalanx
Equorum Hex
Oakland
Henshall Stable
Pronta
Hugh McGowan
Royalty
Wessher
Cloudy
NM Brattain
Crispla
Glendenning
Dear Hunter
Shady Lad
Cleoanthus
Velna
My Order
Royal White
Alictum
Ethel Barrymore
Pal
Roberts
Bicyou
Queem Bec
Irene Watson
Pentagom
Samade
Santes
Jolly Witch
Yellowstone
Birdie P
Tarrigan
Sen Remo
Dusty Miller
Maxtress
Tam O Shanter
Hqnorum Rex
Fecqd
Christine
Hi Co Cop
Governor Davie
Critical
Pronto
Melodius
Grassoutier
St Francis
Cockeyre
Quick Rich
Lord Nelgon
Isabute
Eatmere
Nagazam
Washington Post’s Complete Record of Yesterday’s Legal Events
The Washington Post is identified as the district’s only newspaper that provides a full record of the legal events from the previous day, highlighting its unique role in chronicling judicial actions.
Unclear Race Card Fragments From Fair Grounds Meet
Readable items show a race result with Ray Del Mande at 36 to 1 finished second Bol man 70 to 1 and third time 1 28 Arestelator Ham merrawmay Sugar Maid Whel Thatcher and a list of horses and people including Rose Hart Blacklock Firalto Dr Coffey Lena J High Chance Firat Premium The Ram Whirperwill Monaco Maid Bravery Invincible Plater Pity Los Angeles Automeister Latheron City Park and names Frances H Irene A French Empress Royal Legend Billy Handsell Brushton plus many other scattered entries and no coherent article context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray del Mande
Bolman
Arestelator
Hammerrawmay
Sugar Maid
Whel Thatcher
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Eldorf
Black Hnamel
Duchess of Montebello
Dorothy M
Viola C
Black Lock
Helen Lucas
Laundtal
King Leopold
Sainsilla and Jardiniero
Firalte
Rose Hart
Balyisa
Proteus
Dr. Coffey
Billy Hand
Butom
Holloway
Mahogany
Beechwood
Odd Tila
Lena J
Balmer V
Htrena
D. W. Tiynn
Fremium
the Rem
Mofins
High Chance
Charles McKee
King’s Charm
Lady Hasbrouck
Candida
Southern Gross
Plater
Goldsmith
Invincible
Tae King
Prince Salm-Salm
Benora
Dr. Hart
Soldier of Fortune
Saul
Goo-Goo
Athena
Ravianus
Loa Angeleno
Automaster
Dollada
Latherton
Consuleo II
Boserman
Frances H
Little Boot
Irene A. Blue Dale
Lathrop
Heirloom
Roney
Annte Ruskin
Henry Ach
Best Man
Milady Love
the Don
Foreigner
Brushton
Marco
Lever
Royal Legend
Mattie H
Imrbortelie
Bazil
Little James
Billy Handsel
Clique
Rip
Lionel
Creotin
Olver Me
Judge Nolan
Itacatiara
Flying Raincloud
Gould
Bherod
Long File
Ohio King
Orly II
Devout
Careless
Harry Stephens
Water Dog
Pat Bulger
Candling
Lyman Hay
Doctor Dan
Match
Oddorlleta
Wateful
Ever Near
Wood Claim
Miss Layman
Rockaway
Quinn Brady
Hensonhurnt
Passime
Hopewell
Magic
Running Star
Airship
New Orleans Fair Grounds racing entries list
A detailed entry slate for New Orleans Fair Grounds and City Park races lists horses, weights, and odds across seven programs. Entries include Eldorf, Duchess of Montebello, Proteus, Jucora, Orly II, Ta King, Rip, and many more with weights from 80s to 170s, across races of four furlongs to seven furlongs and various stakes and handicaps.
Amateurs Round In San Pedro Golf Contest
Results from the first round of the international amateur championship on the San Pedro links list A G Lockwood and others from Mexico and the United States in action with several match outcomes. Willie Smith wins the extra professional match at 7 and Rowland Jones, Willie Angerson and Alec Herd tie for second at 73. Leo Farneillo, a wrestler, returns to New York due to severe blood poisoning after a bite in Minneapolis. Local basketball discipline measures propose suspensions for Howell, Rodgers, Evans, Kerr after a fight at Carroll Institute versus Epiphany Chapel.
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Mexico City
San Pedro ‘Links
A. G Lockwood
Massachusetts
Mexico
M McLane
A. R Dobson
M. F. Lewis
San Antonio
J. H. Wilkinson
A. W. Donley
Walter Fairbanks
Denver
J. G. Stevenson
Weston
Willie Smith
Rowland Jones
Willie Angerson
Alec Herd
New York
Leo Farneillo
West
Pardello
Minneapolis
J. W. Crawford
District Basketball League
Howell
Carroll Institute
Rodgers and Evans
Kerr
Crawford
South Atlantic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Actiog
Army Navy Game May Return to Philadelphia Next Fall
West Point and Annapolis have opened talks with Pennsylvania to stage the Army Navy contest in Philadelphia at Franklin Field or Broad and Huntingdon streets. Franklin Field’s seating was insufficient after ticket demand rose, prompting a move to Princeton before Philadelphia offered the Phillies’ grounds with free use for government institutions to seek a 30,000 crowd. Negotiations continue as authorities weigh Franklin Field against Broad and Huntingdon Street options.
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West Point
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Army and Navy
Philadelphia
Broad and
Huntingdon Streets
Franklin
Army-Navy
University of Pennsylvania
Friends of the
University of Pennslvania
Army
Navy
Penn
Friends of
Army- Navy
Princeton
New York
Washington
Philadelphia Baseball Club
Phillies
Huntingdon
Uie
Penns Football Captain Undergraduates Favor Washington Bay
Penn alumni and undergraduates discuss captain possibilities after Captain Vincent Stevenson’s deposition. Torrey may coach next fall, Greene and Folwell named possible successors, but students favor allowing Stevenson to catch up on studies with faculty likely to reinstate him if he makes up the work. Also notes a YMCA gym social tonight with calisthenic marches, gymnastic events, and refreshments.
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Philadelphia
Vincent Stevenson
Washington
Torrey
Pennsylvania
Medical School
Greene
Folwell
Stevenson
Steve
Pennsy
Mackey Defeats Soldier in Washington Barrack Bout
Local welterweight Rob Roy Mackey defeated Owen Phillips the Terrible Soldier by two falls in the main bout at the Washington Barrick. Preliminary saw Young Atlas pin Nick Ross in eight minutes thirty seconds and again in four minutes after a rest. The second bout was stopped as the combatants did not appear. War Department officials ordered boxing stopped after Mackey earned his second fall in seventeen minutes.
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Rob Roy Mackey
Owen Phillips
Washington Barrick
Atlas
Nick Ross
Ross
Turf And Trace Notes From The New Orleans Race Scene
Long item on Bradleys horses shipping for spring racing and luminous details on riders. Mentions Romanelli marriage in New Orleans, Diggins at City Park, Darden stable plans, and the Narragansett Derby worth $5000. Also notes Madden as racing agent, Crescent City Derby prospects, and multiple jockeys with wins. Includes references to Foxhall Keene’s Prophet III and Phil May, plus Noctuiform from New Zealand bound for Ascot. Ends with reports from City Park and Fair Grounds purses and a brief football reform talk and San Luis Obispo bank closure.
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DD. R. Bradley
Romanelli
City Park Track
New Orleans
McHugh
George A. Laportes
Icewood
Diggins
City Park
W. W. Darden
Narragansett
Alex” Shields
Bysonby
Miller
Sewell
Nicol
Asco P Park
Fairs Grounds
Liverpool
Foxhall Keene
Prophet III
Royal Nun
United States
Ireland
Mr. Cotton
J TY. Gwathmey
Phil May
Patsey eCue
Kinley Mac
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
James Dillon
New Zealand
England
James Buchanan
Great Britain
India
Austria
France
Yankee Consul
George C. Bennett
H. P. Whitney
Burgomaster
Bennett
Mr. Whitney
Hamburg
Edward Corrigan
P. M. Clinkt
Pat Dunne
J L. Hayman
Fair Grounds
John Condon
Louis Cella
Bush
Renaud
Horsemen
Wiliams & Co
W Shields
M. M Gaidblett
Chinn & Forsythe
S& C. Hildreth
W. H. Snyder
Weights Listed for Great National Entry Field
London January report shows Foxhall Keene's Prophet Third weighted at 145 pounds for the Grand National at Liverpool. Leinster leads with 175 pounds, while the lightest weight is 183 pounds among sixty three entries.
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London
Foxhall Keene
Prophet
Liverpool
Leinster
Durbin Wins Easy Price Handicap At Rainy Florida Meet
In heavy rain at Ormond Florida Frank Durbin drove a steam powered American touring car to a clear victory in the fifteen mile Price handicap run at nearly seven miles per hour averages. The day’s main event, the ten mile Corinthian amateur championship, saw B Stevens and James L Breese post strong runs though weather limited entries and no new records. Hemery’s Darracq team faced management changes with Charles Cook taking control and Hemery becoming a spectator.
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Washington Post
Ormond
Fla
B. Stevens
Rome
N. Rey
Darracq
J. R. Harding
Pittsburg
Stevens
Boston
Fiat
Willam Wallace
Chevrolet
Mr. Barron
Harding
Breese
FE. R. Thomas
Arthur MacDonald
Frank Durbin
Hemery
A. Darracq
France
Charles D Cook
Darracq Company
Cook
M. Darracq
Guy Vaughn
Louis Chevrolet
Durbin
New Ends
Holmes
Rivers
Reever
Greene
Barron
Manhunt in Evansboro as John Buzby Assaults Teen
In Mount Holly area Evansboro a stalwart African American man John Buzby attacked Hannah Sharp, 15, while she was alone. He then stabbed her brother John Sharp twice as he arrived, fled, and was pursued by about a score of farmers who captured him and jailed him. Sharp’s injuries were feared fatal.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Evansboro
Moorestown
John Buzby
Hannah Sharp
Sue
John Sharp
Buzby
Seman BROS Midwinter Clearance for Men and Boys
Seman BROS Outfitters at Seventh and E Streets LN W advertises a final clearance on all clothing. The notice lists drastic price cuts on overcoats, suits, and trousers with numerous discount figures and sale terms.
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Seman Bros Outfitters
Bors Cor
Sts. LN
Yellow fever at New Orleans aboard Bremen
A German cruiser Bremen arriving at the river mouth reported a yellow fever case on board. Quarantine detained the ship and the patient was screened. The vessel will be fumigated and held for six days to prevent infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bremen
Many Children Rescued by Dr Kings New Discovery
A health brief notes many children rescued by Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Advertises 0c and 1 for sale at all druggists.
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DR. Bells
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