Shot by Negro Burglar Shocks Woman in Northwest Room
Agnes Young a hotel chambermaid at M21 C Street Northwest was shot by a negro burglar early yesterday. The left hand was shattered and the forehead bullet lodged in the skull. She remains hospitalized but conscious and expected to recover. Police seek a hunchbacked suspect about five feet four inches tall.
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Agnes Young
J. Emergency Hospital
M21
C Street Northwest
Douglass House Robbed at Cedar Hill Anacostia
Isar Cla Dougherty, employee of the Congressional Library, reported a break in at the former Frederick Douglass home in Cedar Hill Anacostia. Thieves entered but did not steal valuables, suggesting the relics were left undisturbed. police notified yesterday. Also reported a fugitive case: Russell Bowers, wanted for robbery, was captured in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Detective Lacey had been dispatched to recover him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isar Cla Dougherty
Congressional Library
Cedar Hill
Anacostia
Frederick Douglass
Dougherty
Pittsburg
Boardman
Detective Bureau
Russell Bowers
Bowers
George Jackson
Fourteenth Street
Lacey
Logan Hobson Runs Away to Seek Law Career
Logan Hobson aged sixteen left his home at 103 E street northwest two days ago and is believed to have gone to Pittsburg to pursue a law career after growing tired of working in a railroad roundhouse. His mother alerted the detective bureau last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Hobson
E Street
Pittsburg
Detective Bureau
Dr Miles Nervine Claim Claims Pain Relief Effect
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as the cure for nervous disorders sleeplessness and various pains. It asserts nerves power vital to body functions and credits a customer testimonial from G W AHECKBOLD of Decatur Ind stating six bottles cured stomach liver and kidney affections with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Dr. Miles
G. W. Ahechbold
Grocer
Decatur
Ind
Fiskelcin
Beth
Ali Coneuta
W.t.baldus
U. D
Boytor
Lafrango'y Conmpolad
Msunits
Draggista Ora Banco
Pod Sipkia Poe
Rainland wins mile at New Orleans city park race
New Orleans spring meeting opened with seven races. Rainland Montpelier and Presentiment led a balanced card with five favorites winning. Race results list Chariie Fisher Woodlyn and Dixie Andrews among winners with times around 1 19 and 1 11. Track was lumpy but field showed strong performances across races.
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New Orleans
New Louisiana Jockey Club
Rainland
Montpelier
Presentiment
Fitzbrillar
Chariie Fisher
Shaver
Woodlyn
Neely
Miss Aubrey
Freeman
Pyrtho
Hakim
Ed Merril
Breaker
Fitzbrilar
St. Blue
Esperance
Anti-trust
Dixie Andrews
T. Meade
Prestige
H. Phillips
Pacheta
Baird
Jucora
Plorence May
Barker
Wasson
Old Hal
Pacetti
Raimand
Matador
Aubuchon
Tern
Rod
Rice
Katie Powels
Alex Gallant
B. Davin
Rawhide
J. Martin
Torio
Seder
Nevermore
Flying Charcoal
Onyx
Diplomat
Lady Felix
Bountiful
Prestonian
Baggerly
Tambourine
Avenger
Max Rose
Safeguard
Reinheimer
Glendon
Jim Hale
Ben MacDhui
Criseeroks
Hehiate
Drop of Rye
Dixie Lad
W. Hobbing
Extel
E. Rice
Mauser
the Eye
Barkermere
Blue Blaze
Plautus
Ojibway
Bisque
Gracious
Chipple ‘Thorpe
W. Robbins
Cucque
Lee
Fallona
Nelile Russell
Ethel Mark
Annabelle Lee
Bannock Bell
Gerona
Five Favorites at Hot Springs Track fast at Oaklawn
Horse racing at Hot Springs and Oaklawn shows multiple races with details on winners and times. William Moffitt wins the first race at four furlongs, Klldoc takes the second, Sydney Co. Love wins the third, Baka tops the fourth, Ossinke wins the fifth, and Foxy wins the sixth at Oaklawn with times noted. Additional races at Oakland feature Phalanx and Red ward among others with winners listed and odds. Public notice of a Pacific Coast travel sale is included with transport details.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ascot
Albert Enright
Estado
Maga. Mackey
Aminte
Laureita Pall- Lirs
Flora Bright
Pastmaster
Wane Nicht
Funny Side
Lookaway
Sleklyou
Merry Sport
Stemwindes
Landsome Florrie
Lady Walker
el Dinero
Silver Sue
Hot Springs
Ark
Oaklawn
William Moffitt
Eva Jean
Laventa True
Noah
Mary MacMussum
J. R. Grist
Peter Mathaolel
Klldoc
Pancreatis
Beligerent
Orchestra
Little Wally
Surreltop
Thiabe
Ike
Port Arthur
Lone Wolf
Enyerite
Ethel Davis
the Rabbit
Little Buttercup
Ball Hornet
Sydney Co. Love
Grenade
King Elsworth
Baka
Allan
Lubin
Falermian
Dewey
Neversuch
Glisten
Ossinke
Pretty Girl
Blaring
Carrie Francis
Sarsaparilla
Nora Pearl
Mariel P
America
Susia Greag
Oklahoma Dick
Emiline W
Foxy
Trappist
Tartan
Black Cat
Captain Neroth
Awakening
Foggy Mine
Anole Chapman
Bonar
San Francisco
Oakland
Phalanx
Neva Lee
Morita
Madeline Mangin
Chamblis
Angelica
Brown Pats
Bridget
Ramona
Avondella
Chief Wittman
Pepsier
Miie
Redward
Hellas
Tannhauser
Gauche
Petrolia
Mount Diablo
Frank Pearce
Carflee
Libby Can
Dundreary
Outhurst
Helen
Mise
Irma Brown
Nolan
Lady Waddell
Polly Forest
Oneondaga
Lila Noel
Domigus
Gus Lanka
St. Caro
Orderly
Miss Gould
Handsome Man
June Colling
Gov. Sayers
Grande Vintase
Glenwood
Little Giant
Lamplight
Josie
Isabella D
Bunnie Reg
Bear Hunter
Dan Horne
Golden Zero
Mr. Barnaby
Dilly Handsel
Juege Taragon
Egterre
Arthur Stillwell
Wetherfields
Recreo
Gelling
Misa Nannie L
Rvaskili
Brush Up
Kernel
Brunswick
Red Thistle
Reveille
Leenja
Remarse
Seashari
Tristan Shandy
Rudahek
Ernest Parham
Iron Watson
Santee
Miss Berg
Bakersfield
Carrick
James L. M
Ethel Thatcher
Novi
Isadora
Albemarne
Edinburough
Greenock
Sot Lichtenstein
Silleate
Caroburn
Dora I
Revolt
Sweet Tooth
Gateway
Letala
Salable
Thoroughbred Entries Across Multiple Tracks in Busy Informal Meet
Racing cards show six furlong sprints and longer routes at City Park and Oakland with detailed entries including horse names like Ricardo Gladiator Grand Champion and Dishabille, plus six furlongs stakes for the Boston and Club Stakes worth $1,000 added. Numerous favorites and longshots listed across seven races per track with selling and handicap conditions and varied purses.
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Ricardo
Early
Frank Bill
Billy Wake
Graphite
Hershman
Pacheta
Lionel
Whinpoorwill
Mr. Jack
Gimini
the Laurel
Bob Murphy
St. Merrylegs
Ha Merritt
Velo
Parisienne
Dr. Stephens
Flora Levy
John Doyle
Daisy Green
Invincible
Rapid Water
Lampoon
Panca
George Perry
Docile
Jerry Hunt
Floral Wreath
Automaster
Red Raven
Allasta
Dusky
Mise Aubrey
Allinda
Sarina
Gracious
Lady Freeknight
Hubbard
Royal Arms
Rachael Ward
Harry New
Mainspring
Curate
Rondelet
Trumphtress
Charlie Dickson
Darius
Sergler
Gotowin
Inspector Hapin
Keene's Commando Dead Avalued at 100000
J R Keene's Commando a bay seven year old race winner and sire died at Castleton stud of lockjaw after picking up a stone while exercising ten days ago. He had 9 starts with 7 wins and 2 seconds earning 58859 dollars. His oldest progeny are two year olds this season.
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Lexington
J. R. Keene
Commando
Domino
Emma C
Imp. Dorbin
Castleton Stud
Princeton Interscholastic Tennis Schedule and Yale and Columbia Dates
Special to The Washington Post from Princeton New Jersey March 13 The Princeton Tennis Association has begun spring activity Invitations have been issued to preparatory school teams for an Interscholastic tennis tournament in Princeton on May 13 A 4A match with Yale at New Haven on May 20 and a match with Columbia at New York on May 24 are planned A potential match with Pennsylvania may follow Four players from the fall intercollegiate team remain in college and will be on hand BE Sunstien H J Randall P G AK Hicharlas ons M G Thompson Bartamas Defeats Tindall at Pool
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton Tennis Association
Yale
New Haven
Columbia
New York
Pennsylvania
Sunstein
H. J. Randall
P. G
Hicharsaons
M. G. Thompson
St Johns College Baseball Schedule Reveals Longest Season Yet
The St John’s College baseball schedule for the coming season, announced from Annapolis, lists 20 games against Rockhill College Johns Hopkins University Virginia North Carolina Syracuse and others. Captain J. Vincent Jamison Jr. leads the squad with manager B Duvall Chambers and assistant manager E Leslie Gosnell guiding the program.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
St. John’s College
Rockhit College
Biticatt City
Johns Hopkins University
University of Virginia
Prild
University of North Carolina
Syracuse University
Charlottesville
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia Miitary Justice
Lexing
Virginia Polytechnic Instiute
Blacksburg
Davidson College
Greensboro
N.C
Chapel Hill
Trinity Colfege
Durham
Agricultural and Mechanical College of North Carolina
Raleigh
Washington College
Chaeslertown
Naval Academy
Maryland Agricultural College
Virginia Military Institute
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Mount St. Mary's College
Emsettsburg
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Gallaudet College
J. Vincent Jamison, Jr
B. Duvall Chambers
E. Leslie Gosnell
Pig and Dog Evidence in Schmidt Murder Trial
In Bridgeport on March 13 the jurors viewed pig and dog carcasses used to test gunshot wounds. Defense experts say the wounds on Taylor suggest Schmidt and the farm hand were within four to six feet, supporting a claim of self defense after a struggle for a gun.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Paul H. Schmidt
William Taylor
W. H. Crittenden
Sherman
Menu
Taylor
Schmidt
Relatives press police over Milburn murder theory in St Louis
W A Glore and D A Dietrich brothers in law of Nancy Jane Milburn urged the St. Louis police to probe her death after her body was found in the sea near Ocean Park California. They allege she was lured by a man posing to close a real estate deal and murdered for robbery before the body was cast into the surf. Milburn was a longtime St Louis schoolteacher who had recently visited.
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Milburn
St. Louis
W. A. Glore
D. A. Dietrich
Nancy Jane Milburn
Ocean Park
Cal
Messrs. Glore
Dietrich
Detective captures a spirit in Chicago fake materialization raid
A Chicago detective arrested a white robed visitor, later identified as Mrs. Jennie Nichols, after a struggle in a Sebor street room. The raid marks the start of a city crackdown on fake materializations, spirit painting, and spirit photography, with a hearing set today on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Chicago
Sebor Street
Jennie Nichols
Seventeen-Year-Old Charged in Worthless Check Case
Charles R. Jones aged seventeen of 1218 Fifth Street Northwest was arrested after attempting to pass a $21.50 check drawn on Lincoln National Bank and endorsed by Emma V. Hotchkiss to pay for coal and kindling. Jones admitted forging the check and claimed no aunt exists. He will have a Police Court hearing.
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Charles R. Jones
Fifth Street
Nineteenth Street
Third Precinct
Eighteenth Street
Lincoln National Bank
Emma V. Hotchkiss
Jones
Lantern
Man Bleeds After Alley Fight Then Faints On Streetcar
Robert Taylor, a 30 year old Black man, was cut on the head during a four person fight in Hughes alley. After treatment at Emergency Hospital he left against medical advice and fainted on a streetcar at 1146 Twenty first Street Northwest. He was returned to the hospital by patrol wagon and put to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylor
Hughes Alley
Fimergency Hospital
Taylor
Twenty-first Street
Second Precinct
Wesley Atkins
F Street
G Street
Atkins
Abandoned infant found in basket at 218 Second Street SE
Alexis Merceron found a sleeping week old white infant in a basket at his doorway last night. police turned the child over to nurse Minnie Ward at 325 Street SE. this marks a second abandoned infant report in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis Merceron
Second Street Southeast
Marceron
Minnie Ward
Street
Senators in Virginia training start today at UVA in Charlottesville
Washingtons baseball squad arrives in Charlottesville to begin spring training at the University of Virginia. Jake Stahl leads fourteen players with Hughes and Clarke arriving soon. Jones joins tomorrow as the team prepares for an April 1 return, aiming to shape a strong season.
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University of Virginia
Washington Club
Jones
Hughes
Clarke
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Jake O Stahl
Washington Baseball Club
Stahl
Huelsman
Nill
Kittredge
Patten
Townsend
Mullen
Cassaday
Cassidy
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Heydon
Hill
Knoll
Shaughnessy
Wolfe
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Fayerweather Gymnasium
University Athletic Field
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Minor
Welock
Chespeake and Ohio Railroad
Hunter Hail
Austin
Tex
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Lot Springs
Ark
Coe
National Capital
Ais
Noyes
Heyton
Harry Cassaday
Riggs House
Ums
Seventeen Candidates Qualify for Henley Trip
The Henley committee of the Philadelphia Boat Club presented Mayor Weaver with affidavits naming seventeen oarsmen to represent Philadelphia for the Henley regatta. The list includes Joan Ogden Exley, Henry H. Lott, James B. Juvenal, Philip H. Kunzig, Charles Ewing Armstrong, James S Flanigan, Edward Marsh, Daniel M. Gleason, Frank A. Scholl, L. Robert Johnson, Walter J. Deery, Morrisle Williems, John M M Patterson, William H. Forbes, Hoscoe C. Lockwood, Louis G. Abell as coxswain, Cornelius J. Hagerty Jr as subcoxswain.
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Henley
Weaver
England
Nations' Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Joan Ogden Exley
Henry H. Lott
James B. Juvenal
Philip H. Kunzig
Charles Ewing Armstrong
James S Flanigan
Edward Marsh
Daniel M. Gleason
Frank A. Scholl
L. Robert Johnson
Walter J. Deery
Morrisle Williems
John MM. Patterson Wiliam H. Forbes
Hoscoe C. Lockwood
Louis G. Abell
Cornelius J. Hagerty, Jr
Howard Forfeits Collateral in Police Court Case
James Howard forfeited twenty dollars collateral after his police court appearance on a charge of assaulting David Fike of 627 E Street Northwest. Police say Howard, an unofficial bartender in the union, threatened Pike’s bar and claimed the union would decide his right to work, sparking a fight during which Pike accused Howard of assault.
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James Howard
David Fike
E Street Northwest
Howard
Bartenders’ Union
Far Pike
Pike
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