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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1905

Page

32

Spengerian Contends at Crescent City Track Revelry

A busy racing card at Crescent City track on March 3 features Spencermlan as a clear favorite in the mile handicap with a romp by Spenserian. The program also notes Inquisitive Girl and Hands Across winning easily amid a day of fast, clear weather and strong performances across New Orleans, Hot Springs, and Oakland summaries.

City Park New Orleans Hot Springs California Crescent City Spencermlan Leonard Joe Hayman Spencerian Hands Across Froteus Inspector Giri Marpess Veribesi Little Rose Mickey Shannon Rach Duke of Kendal Woo Vic Zeigler Frank Rice Annie Ashlana Censor Gypsy Benaleo Miile Spescerian Careless Whipperwill Judge Himes Lady Felix Cyutiier Pura Favor Mise Aubrey Rona Williams Kinlight Grasshopper Bonnie Luthe Louise Stapp Miss Creek Ethel Himyar Capt Arnold Dalesmen Gol- Gaga Max Rose Aden Hickory Corners Grove Center Henry Horn Polly Forest Harcing Banana Dream Duelist Gladsmile Rudabek Cap and Gown Misa Marconi Guy Sayers June Colling Pentergast Ale Sid Silver Feicle Felix Mozzes Thespian Mrke Lita Noel Yellow Hammer Boundlee Clifton Boy Coruscate Astartta Bon Mot den Mora Lord Hermence April Shower Padre Even Kernel Green Gown Woodclaim Misa Nannie Largo Bluff Morris Volmer Ed Tierney Leonja Noveta Ernest Parham Bradley Bill Oakland San Francisco Mona Iron Watson Commodore Eastland Tenordale Bil Dagwell James LL M Mary F Jadora Emiluna Soledad Avonalla Shaw Agnes Mack Billy Taylor Sotto Urbano Distributor Halidor Fort Wayne Aunt Pally Ebony Mildred Behultz Harry Beck Maxtress Shellmount Bassenau Othel Abbott Rockaway Magrane True Wing Albula St Dente Judge Squire Johnson Handy Bill Dacredus Frank Pearce Jebtar Miller Elae Ark Oaklawn Voltaic Foxy Grandma Bonebrake Lea Douglass New Braunfels Ingrate Butwell Nepenthe Farragut Maid Mivs Gunn Minna Baker Jacks Queen A @ Parke Sadie Martin Gaimeda Wes, Sicyou Charlatan Warswift F von Toscan Silver Bkin Monetalma Wild Irishman Platoon Peggy Uncle Henry Helligerent J H Kilby Awakening Tommy O*hara Agnola BH Holt Saga Judge Watkins Laura van Severo Trenture Eelectle Bravery Cornwall Tete Noir Collégian Clovis Nannan Foncasta Ascot Los Angeles Cal Cazador Allegiance Jim Boze Limerick Town Sportsman Robader Escend Lord of the Heath Blandford Atlas Henry Ach King Thorpe Forerunner Smithy Kane del Coronado Han Icap Sir Brillar Lustig Bronze Wing Haapala Golden Ivy Jingler Ericula Claverton Durbar Ben Lear Don Collins Dollie Weithotz Steps Holly Herry Prince Hoadley el Chihuahua Happy Chappy Komombo

Racing Entries from Crescent City Meet Full of Odds and Prizes

A long list of race entries from Crescent City describes seven furlongs selling races with numerous horses and weights, followed by multiple other races across distances up to two and a quarter miles. The card features horses like Roderick Ba, Blg Wake, Hadrian, Frank Champion, and many others, with weights ranging from 88 to 130 pounds. The page mixes racing odds, horse names, and distances in a dense, period-voice ledger style typical of era racing notices.

Crescent City Roderick @Ba Wake Hadrian Frank Champion Cherry Boy Winnitrea Lada Malediction Paul Revere the Hye Yorkshire Aeliing Collin George Athecla Nendora St Blue Fleetful Capt Gaston Postmaster Wright Blue Blaze Bountiful Marasehina White Ghost Rabunta Capt. Gaines Ojibwa Harry New Purse Clique Woolnols Lavita Padista

Corcoran Cadets Rout Belvederes In Easy Victory

Corcoran Cadets crushed the Belvederes of Baltimore 64 1 2 to 19 1 2 at the National Guard gym, leading the Baltimore City League while the Cadets top the National Guard League. Rice led scoring with 11, Handiboe added 3, Rieckenbacher 6, Draeger 3, Chism 2. Belvederes' Vogelsang 2 and A Schmidt 3 were top names. Referee EH Yoder. Final score 54 1/2 to 18 1/2. Comunicable gym events at Y M C A.

Belvederes Baltimore Corcoran Cadets National Guard Gymnasium Corcorans National Guard Rice Corcoran Cadera Poaittang Helvederes Handiboe Schmidt Rice Vogelsang Rickenbacher Schmidt Chism Clarke Ssehmidt Draeger J Vickers Weld Tor Corcoran Rieckenbacher Draeger Belveders Vagebang A Schmidt Belvedere EH Yoder Goyort and Bateman Brittain

Contender Scores and Totals Amid Contest Leaderboard

Capt Manglitz posts 2 690, Capt May 2 578, Capt Williams 1 970 as top totals. Individual totals list Schlosser 11m Tanner 1051 2 Manglitz 1 0041 2 Hatch 9951 2 Leach 9161 2 Smith 8741 2 Quantrilie 8571 2 May 823 Murphy 75 P Herring 718. Remaining contestants totals stay under 700.

Manglitz May Willams Schlosser Tanner Hatch Leach Smith Quantrilie Murphy P Herring

Georgetown Fencers Defeat Princeton at Gaston Hall

Georgetown University defeated Princeton six bouts to three in intercollegiate fencing at Gaston Hall after Princeton endured a ten hour ride and a four hour delay due to railroad congestion. Captains Breckinridge and Coppinger led Georgetown while McAlpin Thompson and Parrott of Georgetown also fenced, with Darrienlat and Breckinridge contributing in exhibitions and Melvin Green and Leming acting as judges.

Georgetown Gaston Hall Georgetown University Princeton C Coppinger H Breckinridge Darrienlat Washington Fencing Club D Breckinridge Sdp Breckinridge Connor Coppinger Gen Coppinger K R McAlpin L M Thompson H Breck John Parrott Melvin Green Harvard

Theft in U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing

A young woman employed at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing stole a sheet of United States notes printed on both sides without signatures. The loss was detected within thirty minutes. She attempted to pass a note, failed, and destroyed the remaining sheet. Her name is withheld for now. she was discharged and no further action has been decided.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing United States Treasury

RAID ON TICKET SPECULATORS AT CHASES THEATER

New York ticket speculators were halted near Chase's Theater as police arrested Martin Betts and John W Haskell for lacking 100 dollars collateral each in Washington money. Chase, a member of the inaugural committee on public order, aided by police, rounded up Betts while Haskell fled and others scattered.

New York Martin Betts John W Haskell Chase’s First Precinct Washington Chase Betts Vermillion

Police Court Dock Filled With Suspicious Characters

Round-up of alleged suspicious characters before Judge Scott as Maj Sylvester orders the police to arrest vagrants and idle persons loitering around the city. Prisoners, some from other cities, offer explanations that are largely rejected by the court.

Scott Polie Court Maj Sylvester Cit

Salvation Army worker found dead in bed at 121 Pa Ave NW

Branela H. Johnson aged 37 was found dead in his room in the Salvation Army building at 121 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. Death caused by heart disease. Former Salvation Army worker in New York and Baltimore, recent Washington arrival, formerly of Philadelphia. Relatives being sought in Philadelphia. Luncheon to Colored Troopers at Second Baptist Church Sunday at 5 p.m. Addresses by John P Green John Co Dancy ex-Repre presentative George H White Rev J Anderson Taylor W Calvin Chase J M Hicks Lients HR E S Toomey Thomas B R Clarke Miss Mattle R Bowen John W. Freeman Capt. James H Lewis.

Salvation Army Branela H. Johnson Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Johnson New York Baltimore Washington Philadelphia City Ninth

Anti prize fight bill passes in assembly and senate

In Sacramento on March 4 the assembly approved Espys bill by 48 to 20 prohibiting pool selling or wagering on prize races with a fine. The Ralston anti prize fight bill also passed the senate on reconsideration 25 to 11 and goes to the assembly. Also a CARD announcing a guaranteed cure for piles offers refunds if not cured in 14 days.

Sacramento Cat Assembly Espy Ralston Senate

Oil Gas Merger Enjoined Prolonged Fight Ends

Special to The Washington Post from Huntington West Virginia March 3 court rulings halted a major gas industry merger. The Kanawha Gas and Fuel Company and Triple State Gas Company faced injunctions as Edward and Otto Germer led minority stockholders against consolidation into United States Of and Gas Company. The state Supreme Court ultimately reversed lower rulings, preserving minority protections and blocking the merger.

Washington Post Huntington W. Va Supreme Court of the Kanawha Gaslight Fuel Company of Charleston Triple State Natural Gas Ol Company Trigd Standard Oil Triple State Gas Company Mediately Triple State Kanawha Gas and Fuel Company United States of and Gas Company Edward and Otto Germer Erie A J Wilkinson Doolittle State Supreme Court Burdette

Directory Men Guilty In Ad Fraud Conspiracy Case

A jury in Criminal Court No 1 found J W Geist alias Graham and Frank S Richardson guilty of conspiracy to defraud through contracts for advertisements in a bogus director. Assistant U.S. Attorney Easley-Smith urged bonds of 280 each. Justice Wright adjourned as defense counsel prepared to speak. Bond set at 3.00 in each case.

Criminal Court No 1 J W Geist Graham Frank Richardson United States Easley- Smith Davidson Justice Wright

Death of Henry Austin Weiss in Warren Ohio

Mr C H Weiss of 1201 G Street returns from Warren Ohio after funeral of his father Henry Austin Weiss who died while visiting his son. Weiss was a pioneer Michigan lumberman and in 188? was elected to the Brats Legislature. He was a prominent agent for arrivals and departures of Baltimore and Ohio trains during inaugural period. see Railroad column in this paper.

Henstin Weiss C. H Weiss G Street Warren Ohio Henry Austin Weiss Baltimore and Ohio

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