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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1912

Page

6

Washington horse show promises richest prizes yet in South

Promoters pledge a May 1 opening for Washington's annual horse show with 4000 in cash cups and ribbons. A full prize list is released with money and gold plate awards. Rules set entry fees and conditions including novice status and ownership proofs. The event features divisions from stallions to ponies and military classes with substantial prizes and strict exhibitor requirements.

Washington Madison Square Garden

Horse show prize list with diverse divisions and cups

A long historical breed and riding competition list details numerous classes for horses and ponies. Awards include first and second place cash prizes, cups, and ribbons across hunters, ponies, ponies in hand, saddle mounts, and open-to-all events. Many entries reference district residents, military affiliations, and specific height and age requirements.

Stallohs Brougham Lades Phaston Lady's Phaeton Tadiew Phaeton Mills Agandema Firs District of Columbia Nerpond Bill Thoroughbrea Hhser Chargers Cavalry Association Novica Army Navy National Guard Joseph Teiler

Fannie Hawkins Defends Alley Championship Amid Alley Assault

Fannie Hawkins faces assault charges in police court after a night clash in Cullinane's alley. She claims self defense from eight assailants armed with irons and bats, recounting a stairway bruise laden encounter. Cindy Allen testified. Hawkins received a 30 day term in the Occoquan workhouse.

Fannie Hawkins Cullinane's Alley Fannie Fannies Cindy Ifabe Fannie Up

Doctoring Food In Limited Divorce Case

In yesterday’s proceedings Mrs Thad Orme accused her husband Harry A Orme of abandonment and sought maintenance while denying she doctored his food with bromide. She opposed custody transfer, claiming it would harm the children and that she was not an improper guardian. The couple’s suit spurred a cross petition for a limited divorce with Mr Orme urged to explain a $100 monthly allowance and alleged squandering on aviation ventures. a rule to show cause was set for March 29.

Harry A Orme Thaddeus Worne Orme

Mitchell Joins Pure Food Board In Temporary Vacancy

Dr A 4 Mitchell chief of the St Paul laboratory of the bureau of chemistry yesterday became a temporary member of the pure food board to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr Harvey W Wiley Dr R E Doolittle remains acting chief of the bureau and chairman of the board He said I believe in laws which will drive the adulterator out of business and in principle I think we are all agreed on thet even though we may differ as to the ways and means

Mitchell St. Paul A 4 Mitchell St Paul Bureau of Chemistry Pure Food Board Harvey W Wiley R E Doolittle Bureau LE Balieve Lawa

Desertion cited in Davenport divorce case

Mrs Nelamia Emilie Davenport files for absolute divorce in District Supreme Court against Bert Davenport claiming he left her on their wedding day January 13, 1908. She seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name I. P. Harlow represents her. Also notes Columbia Heights Citizens Association letter urging a playground and athletic field at the New Central High School site.

Bert Davenport District Supreme Court Mra Nelamia Emilie Davenport Mra Davenport Columbia Heights Associaton New Central High School Eleventh Street Florida Avenue Charles 8. Bundy

St Josephs Day Feast Celebrates 42 Years of Care in DC

The Little Sisters of the Poor marked St Josephs Day and the forty second anniversary of their arrival in Washington with a sumptuous dinner for about 110 elderly residents. Prominent society figures including diplomats and judiciary members attended, serving in the dining rooms and assisting as waiters. Ambassadors Wasserand Casani Confalonieri and others from Italy Spain Costa Rica and diplomates attended a social hour and chapel benediction followed by a festive gathering.

St Josephs Washington Diplomatic Walter Mme Wasserand Rmbasay Marchese Casani Confajonieri Italy Marchesa Casani Confalonier Casati Donna Beatrice Cheam Confalonieri Joaquin Calvo Miniter Costa Blew Genora Calva Juan Rispo Y Gayango Spain Dona Aleta Ward de Klano Justica White Marquise Linza Sargen Hammond Tatton Henry Mayer Weller Misa All

Jury awards $1,000 for injuries in Donohoe case

In Cheuit Court No 2 Justice Stafford presiding a verdict totaling $1,290 was returned against Dolan Donohoe in two suits brought by Dr Repetti and his son Edward over an assault. Repetti claimant suffered head injuries from a stone thrown from a balcony after a football game. Repetti required two weeks in hospital and the plaintiffs seek costs. Attorneys Lambert and Yeatman represented the Repetti side, Ambrose for the defendant.

Cheuit Court Stafford Dolan Donohoe Sohn Donohoe Dr Repetti Edward Repetti Young Repett Young Donohoe Repetti Arink Second Street Donchoc Repetil Wilton J Lambert R WH Yeatman William E Ambrose

Mothers Congress Seeks Aid For Washington Children

Members of the district Congress of Mothers adopted a resolution urging parent teachers' associations to cooperate in improving conditions for Washington children. Delegates were asked to attend congress meetings and copies were sent to board of education members, principals, and child welfare presidents. The resolution was signed by Wall Kingman Kern, Elizabeth Timlow, and Mary Lilanbet Rafter amid talks by Mrs Alice Whitaker and Weld, with Mrs A A Firney presiding at the Raleigh Hotel meeting.

District Congress of Mothers Washington Raleigh Lote Alice Whitaker Weld AA Firney

Tax-default land sale closes. Wiltsle leads purchases

The tax delinquent property sale concluded yesterday with about 001 lots sold. More than 1200 dollars was paid for the land, most of it bought by Charles H Wiltsle of Rochester New York. The remainder was acquired by individuals to protect their interests.

Charles H Wiltsle Rochester

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