ELECTIONEER BEATEN IN CLOSE RACE AT DRAWN OUT SENDOFF
Mountain Hugo the Rail and Com mando Colt race hard to the wire with Peter Pan prevailing by a half length. Charles Edward wins the handicap heat in a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Hugo
Commando
Peter Pan
Charles Edward
Winners at Gravesend and Oakland meet in mixed card
Runners and horses compete across major tracks with notable entrants including Charles Edward Gravesend and Maxnar at Gravesend, plus California and Montreal entries like Lady Powell and Ivanhoe in a dense lineup. Multiple mounts and handlers named, with weather and track conditions unlisted.
Peter Pan Triumphs In Standard Stakes At Gravesend
James R Keene colt Peter Pan wins the Standard Stakes at Gravesend in sensational fashion, beating Electioneer by a half length with Mountain up. Forty thousand to one odds and 15,000 attendees set a brisk scene as Fit Pap, Charles Edward, and other favorites underwrote a lively 4 mile event and a busy program of six races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
James R. Keene
Gravesend
Mountain Up
J C Vanneys
Electioneer
Koerner
Mountain
Peter Pan
Fitp Pap
Charles Edward
Penarris
Stephen
Bolando
Maxnard
Saylor
Master of Craft
Jacquin
Bir Tod-dington
Bakes
Bright Boy
Claoisteress
Queen Marguerite
Radtke
Pemarrés
Preston
Eddie Were
Adelinette
Emmerich
Easton
Mile End
Maxnar
Finn
EF Dugan
Trne
Red Friar
Masterson
Robsdor
Flavignr
Palette
Ztephen
Swain
Bolends
Harty
Mike Angie
Bruseeil
Smoker
Sepoy
Heknews
Nimbus
la Jeunesse
Magazine
Norbitt
Hartford Boy
Saltram
Flip Flan
Martin
Dan Bubre
J. Powers
Cloisterens
Marshall
Royal Ben
Bergen
Wabesh
Roswell
Sernoan
Pontoon
Sir Toddington
Oliver Romwell
Dekaber
Hogan
Fancy
Jug
Clara J
Kodak
Electioneer Sets Eyes On Bright Future In Standard Stakes
Special to The Washington Post. New York June 11. Electioneer, winner of last year’s Futurity for William Lakeland, appears ready for the Standard Stakes at Brighton Beach. Lakeland predicts the three year old will be the best in training this season, noting a mile and a quarter in 2.08. The betting crowd favored Charlies Edward early, while Red Friar again disappointed, running poorly despite heavy wagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
lElectioneer
Voter
William Lakeland
Felix Isman
Philadelphia
Curtis van Ness
Lakeland
Brighton Beach
Electioneer
Peter Pan
Charlies Edward
S.S. S
S.O.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Slough race events clouded by bumps and favoritism
Near Slough the program featured Boots Darnell’s Saylor in sharp form and a heavy crowd of chalked favorites. Keene’s Sepoy led early but faltered after a push, while Jack Martin battled through interference and rough pockets. Stewards questioned foul play as Sepoy finished among the ruck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalkers
Mr. Keene
Sepoy
Jack Martin
Bepoy
Martin
John Dillon Wins Chase at Latonia in Heavy Track
Cincinnati racing card reports John Dillon the favorite wins the fourth race steeplechase over a short course at Latonia. Favorites win three of six events as track runs heavy. First race six furlongs, seconds and thirds include Monere Camille and Little George. Fifth race Belle Toone dominates six furlongs. Sixth race County Clerk leads mile and a sixteenth finish with Quagga and Sultry close behind.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Latonia
John Dillion
Sam Marlies
Hanbridge
Moriarity
Major Mack
Lee
Davis
Maurice Galvin
Ben Sand
David
Vausel
Dukeland
McAtee
Bighbinder Elzoren
Monere
de- Lahey
Camille
Swain
Little George
Mortality
Nedra
Bandcatcher
Mary Orr
Lee Huffman
Joe Coyle
Pally
Young
Stevens
Pigley
Bucket Brigade
Salcedo
Fowers
Gremee
Pickens
Hmbay
Lavatrina
Glande Hamilton
John Dillon
McClure
Rejectable
Youreli
Graceland
Huston
Enverite
Pirate
Pete Vinegar
Belle Toone
Austin
Sylvan Belle
Wooddalm
Sea Mate
Docile
W. K. Slade
Mail Box
Tancred
County Clerk
Skirvin
Quagga
Truman
Sultry
Lao
Guardi
Gamester
Henry GO
Mocassin Maid
Gadfiy
Gravesend
Horne
Queen's
James B. Brady
Masson Weber
Alex. Grant
Martha Jane
Wee
Pereif
Williama
Tom Cogan von Lae Dulcian
Ouro
Joly Dixon
TSO Leonalla
Orine
Merry Saint
D'arkie
Far West
Flavigny
Wexfordane
Zambesi
Tommy Waddell
Temacea
Red Friar
Adoration
Robin Hood
Heroditus Eye
Gambrinua
Heine
Jennie Wells
Clements
Golden Wear
Incognito Rara Avis
Cymba
Ferry Landing
Dream
Baseman
Harcourt
Geng Rua Sa
Plaud
Marseilles
Dorothy Scott
Lee Land
Helen Virginia
Gold Beall
Margaret Randolph
Virginia Princess
Adam, Walie
Cora Durant
Cousin Francis
Colonel Brady
Anna Ruskin
Lee Bright
Grady
Ben Gal George
Bonebrake
Jehane
Tiler
Shawana
Henry
Attila
Athena Ae
Harry Scott
Rickey
Pasadena O
Vipsanta
Judge Treen
Murphy
Red Thistle
Redwood I
Mint Boy
Ethel Mark
Doctor Spruilt
Lieutenant Rice
AVON
St. Moden
Heather Scott
Palemon
Reality
George Kitbern
Benvolia
Hi Col Cap
Avontellus
Watercure
Talamundae
Tarrigan
Harbor
Ding Dong II
Daniel C
Briars Sae
Byronerdais
Oua
Milgg
Luciana
Neptunus A
Ed Sheridan
Markie
Ralph Young
Christine A
Talentosa
Susannahes
Elmdals
Costados
Bon Vivant
Grace St. Clair
Blue Bottle
Azusa
Lord of the Vale
Jon Coyne
Veterana
Lady Hitty. Sess
Montreal
Heniicap
Wet
Pantoufie
Il Preenea Weaseereeslt
Dostor Mack
Spelling
Maxton
Crawford Peenes
Kitty Flynn
Truro
Black Hawk
Daley Shing
Dees i Fantasia
Shirley
Aenes
Lady Irene
Cardigan We
Luly Young
Weddt Paprika
Knobhampton Ld Centipede
Nelie Burn
St. Noel
Ae Gilpin
Monkey Purale
Tosran Ossine
Seeee
Dick Red
Devotr
Cocksura
Paul Cliffor
Neodesha
Lord. Dixon
Niblick
Charlie Thompson
Schroeder
Eeg
Cloudlight Wins Melissa Handicap at Oakland
In San Francisco on June 11 Cloudlight captured the Melissa Handicap at Oakland while Musty’s Pride finished a strong runner up. Fred Bent rode to victory in the last race. Earlier races saw Carmelina, Southern Lady, Queen Alamo, Hedge Worn, and Fret Bent among the winners in six furlong to one mile events, with clear times posted and a field of runners noted.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Cloudlight
Musty
Pride
Fred Bent
Carmelina
Gress
Forest Rose
Borel
Saucy M
Meogh
Yanna
Raraten
Karennina
Agrippina
Gluckstern
Lady Adelaide
Star of Texas
Southern Lady
Kyrschbaum
Dalgarous Girl
Gilbert
Palme
Moarse
Maude Muller
Fotancia
Rivara B
Winnecook
Homage
Queen Alamo
Melar
Fair Choice
C Wright
Annie FL
Marie Antoinette
Forest Fire
Keogh
Misty’s Pride
Kirschbaum
St Francis
A. Wright
Gemmel
Billy Mayham
Hedgeworn
G Nichols
Desmages
Baron Esher
Gorei
Christine A
Capt Burnett
Dorado
Avalon
Fret Bent
Pal
Buxton
Yada
Nutting
Salable
Netting
Nada
Fisher Boy
Outsider beats favorite at Blue Bonnets in Montreal
Rainy weather cleared to reveal tight finishes and long shots. Lida B, the 50 to 1 outsider, nosed out Columbia Lad in the final stride while Sir Edward easily captured the Canadian Handicap over Deuce. Paprika won the steeplechase, and other close results kept crowds buzzing on June 11 in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Montreal
Quebéc
Blue Bonnets
Lida B
Columbia Lad
Sir Edward
J. H. Seagram
Deuce
Paprika
Rodrock
Lady Fowell
McDanial
Fare
Murphy
Kitty Smith
Goldstein
Patrician
Helen Green
Mammonreck
Nell W
Ivanhoe
Johnson
Peter Knight
Dennlson
Cobmosa
Diggins
Digging
McDaniel
Widow's Mite
Burton
Bedrock
Bonfire
McHale
Pendog
Cardigan
Knobhampton
Lulu Young
J Murphy
Larkin
Soiree
Dredger
Hand Maur
Weather Vane
Headley
George Bailey
Gaugel
Prytania
Security Koloneka
Knight of
Hillsboro
Arctic Circle
George Swaln
Unclear OCR list references multiple names and places
Fragmented readable items mention Gravesend Oakland and a long string of personal names and entities including Mary Buchanga Dorothy Scott Gora Dusent and Harbor with scattered terms like Reality Waterbury and Convent Bell. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
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Gravesend
Bitte Jou Nealon
Requite
Zomacen
Ve ‘Felours
Zarbeat Bhatgan
Guten Est
Gambrinus
Cymbal
Strpsonrt
Gena Russell
Waterbury
Ing Cole
Reval Giayxee Latonia
Mary Buchanga
Dorothy Scott
Fish 8
Gplone Brady
Margaret Handnint
Gora Dusent
Shawans
Boneprake
Amens Field Lark
Hed Thistle
Dr. Spruill
Oakland
Bookies Busy as Track Sees Few Favorites Win
Hamilton Ont June 11 a cold day drew crowds but twenty five bookmakers stayed busy with only two favorites winning Charley Eastman in the first and St Joseph in the fifth Dawson won the Barton steeplechase as an outsider Kara and others trailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hamilton
Ont
Charley Eastman
St. Joseph
Charley
Gov. Orman
Barton
Dawson
Kara
Nicol
Halbert
Mamland
Birmingham
Fadden
Mary
Custis
Goodman
Semeilia
McCarty
Moreland
Wille Green
Lloyd
Joseph
Crenttalien
Taunt
Tennis Players Sail for Wimbledon Doubles and Davis Trophy
Boston to Ouray dispatches report the Cunard steamer Laxoria carrying American tennis team Beale Wright and Karl Behr bound for Wimbledon singles and doubles, seeking the Dwight F Davis trophy and later international challengers. A separate Ouray note notes the Bank of Ouray closing with liabilities around 160000 dollars and small depositors withdrawing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James
Cunard Line
Beale Wright
Karl Behr
Dwight F. Davis
Norman Brooks
Suburban Handicap Prospects Highlight Fuller’s Pleasing Form
New York June 11 Fuller may win the big stake with 115 pounds after a fast Suburban race at Gravesend. Court Dress Brookdale Nymph and others factor in as Sheepshead prep nears. Flap’s showing in today’s Standard Stakes guides bettors with Montgomery Superman still top contenders among many eligibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Polson
Gravesend
Bheepshead
Fuller Maveto
Court Dress
Brookdale
Php Flap
Montgomery
Superman
Dandelion
Fountainblue
Electioneer
Running Waster
Frank Gill
Atart
Poole Case Anew Claim Of Innocence Emerges
Nassau County district attorney Frank A. Coles received a notice of appeal in the Poole murder case. Poole, jailed for life in Sing Sing for killing Patrick O Hara, now says he chose conviction over exposing his sweetheart Gertrude O Hara and Italian Frank Brown as the actual killers. Coles counters there is no new evidence and asserts Brown was not in Port Washington at the time of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Mineola
L. L
Frank A. Coles
Nassau County
Cleveland Poole
Patrick O'Hara
Port Washington
Poole
Gertrude O'Hara
Frank Brown
Brown
O'Hara
Mr. Coles
Foster
Sing Sing
Clipper's Last Voyage fades as Sutton retires to coal barge
New York June 11 The three masted ship B Sutton returns from Hongkong after a record Cape of Good Hope to Baltimore run of 7020 miles in 42 days. Sold to be dismantled and converted to a coal barge Captain J P Butman, aged 59, laments the end of the era. He has commanded Sutton for four voyages and thirty four years as master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
B. Sutton
Hongkong
Cape of Good Hope
Baltimore
J. P. Butman
Sutton
Shooting Gallery Proprietor Shot by Customer in Enid
In Enid Oklahoma on June 11 A C Harris proprietor of a shooting gallery was accidentally killed when a young woman while asking him to paint targets for her shot a rifle she was examining Harris was struck in the neck and died several hours later authorities say the woman who fired the rifle assisted in painting before the incident occurred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Okla
A. C. Harris
Harris
Flarris
Legal Record of DC Courts Adjourned Cases and Assignments
Record from the Court of Appeals and multiple DC courts dated June 11 outlines adjournments, equity actions, probate matters, criminal trials, and assignments for today. Notable items include cases in equity court, trusts, real estate, probate estates, divorces, and United States prosecutions with listed attorneys and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Br. Juntion Anderson
Norris
Pisinttil
C.F. Ee Hiugenes A. Jones
Leon Tobrinar
Willinton
Riley
Abecaert
Leckie
Fallon Ib Cox
Douglas & Douglas
Yeaning
City and Shortens Railware
Wolf & Rosenbera
J. J. Darlington
Lembert Riley
W. J Uambert
R.A. Heiskell
Douglas E Douglas
Jones
Fouse
Tucker & T Kenyon
Bailey—Hallam & Hallam
Criminal Court
Justice Stafford
United
Edwin
Justice Barnard
Costelia
Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company
L. J. Mathers
Beer
United States
Henderson
Nichol & Yeater
Gidding
Thyler
Johnson
Taylor
Waking
Pselle
W.E. Ambrose
Justice Clabaugh
Frank H. Thomas
Cole & Donaldson
John Peabody
Mary Louise Sullivan
al- Beers
Gale
C. Wyan
Mary Shreve Sweet
J. B. Larner
Charles Willem Pettit
Real Estate Transfers in Various Washington Additions
Real estate transfers listed across Griswold's Addition Anacostia North Columbia Heights Columbia Heights Metropolis View Randle Highlands Barry Farm Dobbins Addition to Washington and other blocks. Purchasers include Edmund B Burke Julia Weed Harry Wilson Howard Kolb Paul Sleman Georgia Denison George Sacks Jeremiah Butler Truman Her Zachariah Sowers Richard Bailey John Keelan Charles Beckwith Lewis Hopf enmeter and others. Transactions involve lots and blocks with prices largely ten or twenty dollars or as noted, across multiple squares and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Congdon
Julia T. Weed
Columbia Heights
L. Walter
Harry G. Wilson
Mar-garet H. Wilson
Hdward L. Kolb, Jr
Howard L .Kolb
Kelly Miller
Dobbin
Washington
Joseph Pant
Harry Wardman
George P. Sacks
Edward Keller
New Jersey Avenue
Jeremiah M. Butler
Mary A Regan
Wylie
Gadsby Et Ux
Lewis ‘Hopfenmater
Arta Lott
J. Kakin Gadsby
Provident Life and Trust grants and property liens details
A garbled list of property lots, squares, streets, and owners entering or securing loans, with figures like 2,500 7,000 and 9,500 and durations from 1 to 5 years. Mentions Provident Life and Trust Company, trust securities, and various deeded parcels in Washington area including blocks, streets, and neighborhood associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serone
Wister Higare
S. Hita
J. Hrobarts Foudlke
Provident Life and Trust Company
Joseph L. Weatherley
Exarchore
Collins Prosecutes After Glen Hope Marshal Bite Case
William Roberts, who bit Marshal Collins of Glen Hope on the finger during an arrest Saturday night, was freed on 300 bail posted by his mother Mrs Emma E Roberts. Collins, seeking charges of assault, went to Rockville Md where a warrant was issued. Roberts to be brought in for hearing by Friday. finger improving and doctors say amputation unlikely if properly treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
Marshal Colling
Glen Heho
Emma E. Roberts
Marshak Collins
Rockville
Roberts
Georgetown University Hospital
Jealous husband’s murder suicide shocks Detroit
Detroit June 11. Clifford Kirkpatrick of Eaton Indiana killed himself after brooding over the murder ten days earlier of David Walters by his wife’s jealous husband. Kirkpatrick left a letter to his father saying his love was killed and he would be with her before morning. Walters and the husband, who is under arrest, had come from Mount Vernon Ohio and the killer claims his wife’s relations with Patrick drove him to the stabbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
David Waltera
Clifford Kirkpatrick
Eaton
Ind
James Kirkpatrick
Walters
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Pa Trick
Street Cleaners Report For Duty Despite Weather
Street cleaners began reporting for work after a strike over conditions. Twenty one of thirty eight cuttermen and nineteen of thirty nine cartmen showed for duty, while the department head said workers are expected to report nightly except one, regardless of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Twohey
Respite Granted After Court Upholds Birdsong Case
The Mississippi Supreme Court upholds Mrs Angie Girdsong conviction for the 1906 Monticello killing of Dr Thomas Butler and a five year sentence. Governor Vardaman grants a thirty day respite to allow time to seek a pardon petition.
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Keene
Gross
Cloud Light
Hedgethorn
G. Nichols
Lady Powell
J. Murphy
Step Hamilton
Chartey Eastman
Nicoll
Foley
Hagan
J. Carroll
Miss Galety
A. Martin
Friar
Long Island
Slough
Boots Darnell
Wexocnelt A Vser
Hiners
Daciel
Anvii
Giaunt
Annie A. Talentosa
Convent Bell
Baker Tine Yada
Romaine
Ena A Bee
Western League
Omaha
Denver
Des Moines Des Biota
Plincoln
Bronx City
Stot le
Wright
Behr
England
Ouray
Celol
Bank of Ouray
A &i Peak
Ett
Aepoultors
Tokaion
Brigidie
FoHler
E. B. Sutton
Legal Record
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Supreme, Court
Equity Court Ni
Justice Cighaugh
Equity Court
Gustles Gould
Gainard
Bert W. He Om
Nottle Va. Martin
Sul
Barnard J
Lipscomb
W. M. Hlershu
Maddox
Deusy
Walrest
Palmer
A Peelle
Biracy
Woodhra
Alexander L Satterwhite
Carlton B. Hazard
Walt & Rosenberg
Sarnia Clory
Roga Clory
M. T. Plinkpeale
Hester Bia Mitchell
John Albert Mitchell
P. W. Frisby
George Washington
William Henry Heass
Attor_neye
Leater & Price
Lawouite
Catholic University
John L. Waggaman
Bond
Hamiton
Colbert
Yerkes
Hotallton
Ransfers
Jon
Edwart P. Schwarte
John H. Ruppert
Tweis
Guoraiane Bavoy
Fred G. Coldren Albart C. Wells
Ben T. Webster
Nei Wean
Haryetna Te No Gona Arms
Samuel A. Crary
Hary ‘Wardman co _famael
Desry
G. Gory ‘Thompson
Secura
Joseph Paul
Oe Hopking Street
O and
P Street
Yemnes & Boxwell
H. Bergmann
Charles Scha
Northern Liberty
German-American Building Association
Collins
Gov. Vardaman
Butler
Washinton
Anargyros
S.S.S
the Post Registry
Warner
Warffer
Warners Safe Cure
Warners Safe Cure Company
Rochester
N. Y
Hayming
Hopkins Tailoring Co
Ninth St
Po al Ae
Ani Roo
Munyon
Caphol
Washington D. C
Rettas
Capital Loan CO
Gan and
WII
F Street
N. W
Potomag Guarantee Loak GO
F St
Atlantic
Lfe
Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO
Commercial Bau
Medical
Ree
Catarth
Seventeenth Street NW
Fisk Slal
Shroato
Shade
W. T. Baldus
Sunda
Olsen & Putsos
Prs
Bartancos Shoe
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