Prince of Pilsen Defeated in Owners Handicap Steeplechase
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore April 30 reports intermittent showers dampening Pimlico crowds. Favorite Kempton faltered while J W Colt’s horse ran poorly, with McInerney’s mount sent back to New York after a disappointing performance in the steeplechase.
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J. W. Colt
McInerney
New York
Washington Post
Baltimore
Pimitea
Bettoma
Kempton
Toiser
Imerney
Orider
Ata Nuiean
Watson
Tam Warren
Norwr
Bopae
Cole
Walt
Mit
Garth
Daly
Winners and racing notes from the meeting
Sav age fell from the horse at the next jump and was unhurt Puritan Girl bled after a half mile and was pulled up Jessaming won the mile race formerly owned by Washingtonian Amos Turneys stable shows a top two year old while a rising three year old life is described as powerful Felon in flesh and trainable for future races Trainer W Joplin to handle W F Viathena’s horses including Bellwether Park entries Montreal stake entries closed and Blue Bonnets meeting anticipated
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Jessaming
Washingtonian
Bled
Amos Turneys
Joplin
W F Viathena
Bellwether Parkines
Mr Joplin
Montreal
Mary of
Blue Bonnets
Duran
J Murphy
Jas Hess
Wallen
St George
Queen
Eirench
Roy
Ella
Ann
Wardella
G Brown Jr
Cary
Falrurother
Kuerner
Griano
Fa Hong
Harling
Gret
Tran Suim
Aedin
F Tenees
Pont
G Connells
Kingston
Hazel
Wean Enely
Ria Tockes
Copten
Koerner
J. Murphy
Rob ‘Alex
Hetter
Bulger
Burns
Harty
Merrimas
McFadden
Tyee
Quarrington
Aya
Read
Ceda
Art
Revpton
Gockeure
Great Roseben Beaten in Paumonok Handicap at Jamaica
Special to The Washington Post New York April 2. Mighty Roseben, once top horse, faded after a fast start under 190 pounds and finished third as Red River won by two lengths over Restigouche. Queen Marguerite dominated a selling race, while other stakes outcomes included Mark Anthony and Ceremunto in close finishes.
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New York
Roseben
Dave Johnson
West Frank J Farrell
Shaw
Jamaica
Bat Wilson Jrs
Red River
M L Schwartzes
Queen Marguerite
A Weinbergs
Big Ben
P J Raineys
Heashp
J Thomas Harcourt
Shilling
Thomas Newlins
Mark Antony Il
Pice In the Second Race A Jandivep
Hennets Morese
Aethus
Flo
Marguerite
Big Ben Cyettenie
Measlip
G Burns
Chantilly
Teacress
Cora Price
Vazma Warcourt
Wolf Ball
Raymond Algora
Anthony
Wand
Molesey
Burns
Aed Zeiss
Garner
Lo Ping
Neadies
Waxin Risa
Burnsgio
Art Lito
McCarth
Tao
Tome
von Resigou
Nottery
Robado
Gallavant
Notler
Spee al
Washingto Post
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Johnson
Rose
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Gallan
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Bac
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Thei
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Sdes
Trump
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Raseben
Belmont Park
West
Wilson
Sarah Porter
Washington Humans Society
Porter Shehan
Washington Humane Society
Anyather Society
United States
Humane Societies of
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Orlin Ormonde Goes Lame In Oakland Race
Oakland April 30 report notes Orlin Ormonde pulled up lame in the second race before a new book. Ring Fernand ran favorite but Anish won by a narrow margin as Vox Porit also competed. Multiple horses including Foire Nous Nonte Fagor and Belmee were listed with varying placements and times.
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Orlin Ormonde
Fernand
Viddie
Vox Porit
Smuth
Barun
Leuiveens
Foire
Cerne Headler
Ant
Alec Ren Rooyi
King Ferliuay
Middie Poher
Wenlal Anguish
Wheelag
Ak Sa Ben ‘Planer
Dick al Hangson
Tro Ho
Collen
Wone
Prcheqier
Bonnie Prince
Able
Miles Wong
Telly
Fatrada
Timothy Wet
Lagis Yeon
Wen Bilis Meyer
Bux
Ose
Wolfville
Calinds
Wille Po
Sir Weale
Rumer
Atrgald Eollle
Sronsky My Rileal
Roseben Back After Fallmouth Setback in Racing Shock
The Washington Post reports Roseben, once a premier sprinter, suffered a surprising defeat at Fallmouth Handicap. Trainers Johnson Lavell and associates blame past poisoning and a bruised school for reduced form. Red River, son of Fatherless, reportedly ran a strong trial ahead of the Wilson Stable reveal.
Race betting notes show Roseben gains and Beatigouche improves
In today’s race Roseben carried 18 pounds lighter than opponent and odds shifted from 9 to 2 to 7 to 3. Roseben opened 8 to 5 and closed 3 to 3 while Beatigouche moved from 5 to 3 to 16 and 4 to 5, signaling notable improvement over prior outing.
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Roseben
Beatigouche
Snow cancellation at Lexington races amid heavy snowstorm
Lexington Kentucky April 3 heavy snowfall forced the abandonment of today’s races. The plan to run a double program on Monday was dropped to avoid action by the State racing commission. Several horses and runners listed for multiple races.
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Lexington
State Racing Commission
War on real abuses contrasts with horse overwork says Snow
Mr. Snow says the case differs for horses and cites figures showing Washington group accomplishes more in a year than a wealthier New York City organization.
Nationals and Athletics play the tight season series
The Nationals and Athletics meet in a standout set of games with three by one run and strong pitching from Cantillon. The piece notes Washington’s improving form, Street’s timely hitting, Wagner’s reception by crowds, and broader baseball fan dynamics while touching on the Washington Humane Society and a lecture by Bailey Willis on Glacier Park of Montana this April.
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J. E. Grillo
Nationals
Athletics
Connie Macka
Washington
Cantillon
Charney Street
Fool Club
Street
Bailey Willis
Geological
Surney
Glacier Park
Montana
Newark Avenue Presbyterian Church
Eelock
Christopher Club
Blues DL5 Tailored blue suits and exclusive patterns
If you're thinking of a blue suit visit Blues DL5 for the most complete line in town. Great variety includes shadow stripe and double tone effects with corded blues. Custom tailoring at prices no higher than ready made. Write for samples and the new Style Book.
Newcorn and Green Men’s Tailors Open Saturday Evenings
Newcorn and Green men’s tailors at 1002 F Street Northwest open Saturday evenings offering full service formal and casual wear with extended hours for busy patrons. The shop emphasizes personal fittings and modern attire options for men in downtown Washington.
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Newcorn & Green
Men's Tailors
F Street
Unclear Thoroughbred Field Names Race Entries from 19th Century Meet
The fragment lists numerous horse names and odds across furlongs and selling races, mentioning horses such as Java Thus Betsy Dusky Dame and Royal Chance, with various handlers and entries like Carmen, Frank Lz Jor, and Good Friar. The text sketches a racing card with first to sixth races and multiple horses in each event.
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Java
Fertbieé
Pouting Betsy
Banta Elena
Ilverine
Samora
Lardelia
Harriet Rows
Pan Flower
Dusky Dame
Geale
Charlotte Hamilton
St. Magnet
Carolyn BY
Beth Goodwin
E ‘Merrifield
Irene Jackson
E. T Shipp
Natasha
Alverian
Riexey
Dartmight
Teddy Hoage
Royal Chance
Frank Lz Jor
Good Friar
Tom Kourney
Lesser
Hasty Agnes Lexington
Flanney
Night Mint
Whiskbroom
Silverado
Ben Vows
Mike OM
Jack Patton
Maeso
Hombs
Camel
Lawrence Columbus
McNally
Roreburg
Ansonia
Mary Orr
Camille
Mattie Mack
Rover
Halbard
Hazel Paich
Canopian
St Valentine
Doctor Says Wife Peeped During Consultations Testimony Given
Newark New Jersey today Charles Palmer of Lakewood testified that his wife was Jealous and returned to her parents leading to desertion and divorce proceedings The doctor described how his wife peeped into the room during patient visits and tried to determine when the sessions would end Vice Chancellor Howell advised granting the divorce decree.
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Newark
Japri
Charles 4
Palmer
Lakewood
Hte
Howell
Complaint Filed Over Freight Rates to Cincinnati
A general complaint of high freight rates on shipments between Cincinnati Ohio and Chattanooga Tenn was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by the Receivers and Shippers Association of Cincinnati against the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway and the Southern Railway. The filing alleges tariffs are excessive and discriminate against Cincinnati in favor of Eastern shippers.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Chattanooga
Tenn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Receivers and Shippers’ Association, of
Cincinnati New Orleans
Congress Eyes Checks as Currency to Fix Public Dues
Congress and editors urge ending widespread check resistance by requiring certified checks for all public payments. The debate covers currency reform, clearing house notes, bank failures, and the need for a commission or expert panel to craft a practical solution while ensuring checks from one national bank are treated as money in another bank.
New York Bank Notes Proposed Gold standard for checks
The document argues that if a Minnesota farmer’s check bounces and a New York correspondent accepts theClearing House arrangement, the New York funds should be treated as gold for ease of use. It urges Congress to compel acceptance of checks as gold and to introduce a law changing New York checks to be universally usable as gold, citing banking efficiency and convenience. The discussion is presented as a novel issue for the House Committee on Bankery and Currency.
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Colectors
Internal Revenue
United States
Clebks
House Committee On
New York
Senate
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Tne National Bank of
Greater New York
Ray
Minnesota
National Bank of North America
Minnesota Banks Co
North America
New Bork
Bankery
Deadlock in Delaware Diocese Bishop Selection
The Episcopal clergy and laymen of Delaware faltered over choosing a successor for the late Leighton Catemar of Wilmington. After 31 ballots, the clergy nominated Samuel Hart of Hartford Conn for bishop, but the laymen rejected him. The session adjourned to meet in Wilmington in June to resume balloting.
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Delaware
Leighton Catemar
Wilmington
Allres
Samuel Hart
Hartford Conn
Challenge Issued for Duel by New Orleans Contractor
New Orleans contracted stevedore Matthew J Sangere issued a duel challenge after a statement about a witness before a point investigation commission. The challenger, said to be angered by testimony given by Joe Honor, accuses the witness of ignorant rubbish and vows to fight Mr Honor. Friends expect Sanders to ignore the challenge.
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New Orleans
Honor
Sanders
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