Jamaica Track Sloppy But Four Favorites Win Card
The Jamaica track was muddy as May 7 races unfolded with four favorites victorious. Buttling led the Kings County Handicap, winning by a length and a half over Philander in 1 48 3 5, while Zethus captured the three year old handicap by five lengths in 1 6. Thomas Calhoun won the two year olds in 1 03 5. Royal Onyx surprised backers in the fifth, and Colt White seized a late win in the second race after being long odds on favorite.
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Byectel
Washington
Philander
Zethus
Miller
Thomas Calhoun
Marion Moore
Inauguration
Royal Onix
Anna May
Réldmoore
Ong
Col White
Spring Flesl
Sye
John Shields
Ruscimo
To L
Divorcee
Place Sur Maries Teret
Selilog
Thames | Calhoun
Musgrove
Bennie Wiliams
Mountain
Astoria Balle
Garner
Der
Mli- Jer
Rye
Finn
Yang Dis
Seling
Royal Onyx
Lowe
Preston
Flowaway
Pickett
Reebde
Ruth Howard
Nate
Pive Fturtonga
Ruzelmo
Dettis S
Annie G
Sanguins
Henry of
Watterson
Bizzy Tzzy
Robador
John Emulski
Cialsteress
Lord Badge
Bees Gore
Shenandoak
Toddington
Tommy Wadwell
Dony Spanker
Lally
Aal
Suffolk
Leora Clay Creeves
Pitth
Hayes
Ay Velit
Berkeley
New York
Marvel Athens
Cemaiune
Holttax
Ennee
Lady Anne
Eves
Sion
Robin Hoot
Little Don
Metarter
Workawen
Don Potno
Glenhem Ns
Louisville
Anna Ruskin
Ovardi
Delia Thorpe
Pf McAllist
Billy Bowlegs
Merriweldter
Imboden
Gilvedear
Tim Kelly
Favardale
Palamor
Yamlsel
Lave
Pady
Osceye
Moquette Iy
Ida May
Lady Gendrien
Attila
Coto See
Tinkers
Mr Faraum
Neva Wales
Nancy
Lasens
Reese
John H. Sheebaz
Selllox
Adicap
Logistitia Meare PS
Beeardo Weer
Selitegal Rogue
Dorado
M. Brateasin
Botoman Goestper
Mistys Pride
Borglao
Linda Rua
Egane
Benposal Wee
St. Francis Wee
Gildstone
Sae van News
Rat Sea
Colonel White Wins at Jamaica in a Daring Dash
R F Nickerson, owner of five year old Colonel White, contemplated withdrawing from Jamaica as the mile and a sixteenth distance proved long. The colt, trained by F C Frishigt, surged ahead on the backstretch and held off challengers to win, amid frantic betting and a sold for $1,000 note. Trainer Frishigt bid up to retain the horse, netting a $3600 wager while Nickerson received $100 of the purse.
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Spinni
Washington
New York
R. IF. Nickerson
Gravesend
Colonel White
Clifford—Lacona
Jamaica
Nickerson
F. C Frishigt
Manhattan
Mantes
Caoneal White
W Doyle
Clifford
Dojie
Plhers
Cloolera
P F Chinn
Shenandoan
Fresbie
Willie Smelds
Reldmoore
Shields
Sugar Maid Surprises in Oakland Flying Squadron Handicap
Long shots dominated the Oakland track as Sugar Maid won the Flying Squadron Handicap. Cloud Light, the favorite, faltered to finish out of the money while Kurodaliz and Pyra led in the two listed races with solid showings for Keogh and Palma respectively. multiple horses competed including St Avon, Swede Sam, and Dr Rowell in the day’s events.
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Flying Squadron
Gre
Oakland
San Francisco
Sugar Maid
Cloud Light
Turiongs
Kurodaliz
Keogm
St. Avon
A WiHiame
Sam
B. Kelly
Deremiah
Irigh Mike
St Modan
Sir Wesley
San Rarema
Great Apache
Sand Piper
Alciindes
Elephant Jack
Pyra
Keogh
Bent
Palma
Dr. Rowell
Tor
Stoner Simon
Reaulty
Dotterel
Lite Zuttercup
Dorai
Dartun- In
War Times
Miranguealan
Poe
Cotane
Tom Dolan's Handicap race at Churchill Downs
Tom Dolan ridden by Gaugel won the free handicap over a mile at Churchill Downs while Pasadena placed second and The Minks finished third. Other races saw Sister Pour, Lady Carol and Naran win in six furlongs and steeplechase events. weather was clear with a heavy track throughout the program.
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
Tom Dolan
Tima
Mary Buchanan
Ledy Cecelia
Minnigui
Calita
Mary Orr
Banderson
Aliee King
Dulcie
Wild Violet
Ray
Honest
Niel
Bucket Brigade
Callahan
Lady Flora
Morlerity
Yincle Tim
Dona
Col Brady
Little Jennie
Hollow
Bea Sand
Wilt Herron
Flora Ray
Halket
Dundegar Atao
Lady Carol
Moriarity
Potter
J. Lee
Wovond
Airship
Nicol
Aftertair
Prince of Pleas
Lidwina
Excitement
Agnes Virginia
Woodchaim
Omeah J
Redwood
the Pet
Bazil
Mille
Gaugel
Pasadena
Tayior
the Minks
Moreland
Brancas
Wing Ting
Charlatan
Envoy
Morrison
Pemberton
Peter Becker
Ourell
New Amsterdam
Kidden
Snowdrift
Baul
Daweon
Unclear Racehorse List with Names and Places
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous names and terms including horse names, places, and people such as Califa Tawerentha Bragg Jamaica Ocean Shore Elota Seven Bells Bedford Edwardes Misty Pride Royal Rogue and Lord Stanhope, with no coherent event or detail to report. The readable items suggest cataloging of horses, owners, or breeders rather than a complete story.
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Oakland
Combsry
Califa
Tawerentha
Bon Vivant
Aruta
Talentosa
Elota
Seven Bells
Bedford
Logtatilla
Royal Rogue
EM. Brattain
Ocean Shore
Bragg
San Jamaica
Field Day at Barnard Girls Break Records on May Day
Barnard College concluded its field day with Miss Asnes Ernst winning the standing broad jump at 7 feet 8 1/2 inches and the eight pound shot put at 26 feet 5 inches. Florence Martin, age 08, led by taking the 50 yard dash and a new baseball throw record of 165 feet or more, as juniors and sophomores contended for points in a lively afternoon meet.
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Ufttl
Weahington
New York
Barnard College
Thompson Gymnasium
Milbank Hall
Asnes Ernst
Florence Martin
Veteran Takes Poison Ends Life At Commercial Hotel
William A. Mottau a fifty year old pensioner and former Capital Traction street car conductor was found dead in a room at the Commercial Hotel yesterday by porter William Henry. An investigation showed he died by poison, a large dose of Rough on Rats, thought to have been despondent since his sister’s death. A glass under a bureau held poison, while his pockets contained only small change a pawn ticket for a ring and a physician’s bill receipt. Coroner Nevill noted the death and a brother in law William H Moor planned to handle the funeral. One Hundred Free Trips offered to other exmeidates in the James town Contest at the Exposition Department Post Building.
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William A. Mottau
Capital Traction Company
Commercial Hotel
William Henry
Mottav
William H. Moor
Mottau
Nevill
Marquette League Meets Delays Succession Plan
The Marquette League meeting at 1626 L Street NW heard Judge Martin F. Morris report against moving headquarters to New York and propose Judge William H. De Lacy as his successor. Rev Father McCarthy and Gen Thomas H. Vincent urged re electing current officers. annual election set for next Tuesday night.
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Judge Morris
William H. de Lacy
Marquette League
United States
L Street
Martin F. Morris
New York
Washington
Society
Father McCarthy
St. Aloysius’ Church
Thomas H. Vincent
STARTS FOR POST IN CONGO MEMMINGER NAMED VICE CONSUL
Lucien Memminger, new vice consul general at Rome in the Congo Free State, sails to New York tonight to begin his voyage. He will tour London and Paris before taking up duties. A veteran journalist, Memminger has worked with the Washington Times and later the New York Tribune and New York Herald bureaus.
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Lucien Memminger
Washington
Rome
Congo Free State
New York
London
Paris
Europe
Memminger
Washington Times
New York Tribune
The
New Yi Herald
Nepehew Smiths Heir Will Names Executors and Legacies
The will appoints brothers as executors and trustees and lists numerous legacies to wife Annie Armitrong Smith daughter Anita Stewart sister May Cooper sister Mrs Victor Rosubach sister Mrs John 31113 cousin Mrs William Pickrell niece Mrs Lucy Mason Vose and others. Residuary estate is to be sold for cash with New York residence first refusal to Harry Payne Whitney. significant bequests to hospitals and to relatives with specific amounts and conditions.
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George Cooper
Huratey, Park
Winchester
Las Smith Mason
Evanston
Grant Mason
Aberdech
Daly
Jee Simpson Eddy
New York
Fit S. LeRoy
Annie Armatrong Smith
New
Offowsr
George Bimpton Hady
Theos Bidy
Margaret Rady
Covetn
Chicago
Lucy Mason Vose
William Farr
Kenosha
James C. Keith
Vancouver
B. Downe
John Piggott
John Kehoe
William Davis
St Luke's Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Harry Payne Whitney
William Smith Mason
George Grant Mason
Building Trades Strike Pauses in City Construction
A temporary truce in the Building Trades Mechanics Council war on nonunion plumbers is reported after assurances from several contractors that their demands will be met. Metropolitan Club work, with 31 men laid off, remains unsettled as unions call for broader action.
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Mechanics’ Council
Metropolitan Club
Richardson & Burgess
Mechanics’ Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Marshall Place
Casey
Peiley
Pollock's Phenomenal Gain In Jamestown Contest
Votes pour in at a furious pace in The Post Jamestown trip contest as thousands swing to favored candidates. Clergymen and new entrants join a race where volunteers and subscribers send in hundreds and even thousands of votes, with individual donations, checks, and unsolicited counts shaping leads for Miss Lucille Plantter and others.
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G. F. Pollock
Beera
Nll
Misa Lecillo A. Pilanter
Bluemo
Loudoun County
Pateraburs
Misa Pflnster
Petersburg
A. Chapman Orr
Italian Bank Run Triggers Panic at Lafayette and Spring
A thousand frightened Italians crowded the Italian Savings Bank seeking cash, sparked by a small clerk’s defalcation weeks earlier. Police, led by Capt. Liebers, helped manage the throng as the bank’s assets were shown to total 2,426,231.9 with liabilities at 2,403,203.42 and a vault cash balance of 284,782.58, leaving a modest surplus.
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Weahington Post
Baltimore
Italian Savings Bank
Lafayette Avenue
Spring Street
Fay & Great
Capt. Liebers
Mulberry Street
Pbluecoats
Mod
Hank Examiner
Hutchins
Colored Y. M. C. A. Joyful Over Rockefeller Gift Oversubscription
The Colored Y. M. C. A. campaign to raise 25000 for a building fund, to match a Rockefeller gift, succeeded last night. The committee collected 527 over the target as a large crowd at 1204 I Street NW celebrated. Ground has been secured on Twelfth Street near North Greatrest for construction, with plans to lay the cornerstone at the coming Boy Scouts convention. The total cost is expected to be raised with more donations, over half already on hand.
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Rockefeller
John BD. Rockefeller
I Street
Twelfth Street
T Northgrest
School teacher wins suit over estate of Col. Wilson
Miss Mary L. Steele, a New York schoolteacher, prevailed in the U S Court of Appeals for $25,000 from the estate of Col. J M Wilson of Cincinnati. Wilson died in 1901. Eliza B. Miller, his sister, was defendant. Steele claimed Wilson promised her the sum. Benstot Lexow aided her case.
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J. M. Wilson
Washington Post
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mary L. Steele
New York
Cali
J. BM. Wilson
United States Gircuit Court of Appeals
Col. Wilson
Eliza B. Miller
Enfield Pastor Accused of Mistreated Girls Flees
The Rev. T. H. Everhart, 35, pastor of the Enfield Methodist Church, fled on the first train after a warrant alleged he misused several young girls in his congregation. He has a wife and infant child. Citizens say a lynching reaction was possible if he had stayed. A church board meeting was held but findings were not released.
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Byacel Toray
Enfield
T.H. Exverhart
Methodist Church of
Everhart
Fechureh Board
Hotels and Names Across U S Cities
A long OCR list catalogs hotel guests by city from Baltimore to Paris, naming Wallace Platt Raleigh Charles Ness Nationel William Beer Scott Pharhes Waillact Henderson St James Fulton Blovid and many others with affiliations to National Metropolitan Arlington St James New Willard and related inns in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond California Massachusetts Michigan and more. The extract reads as a directory of guests and their residences, reflecting a snapshot of travelers and residents staying at major hotels across the United States.
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Baltimore
Wallace Platt
Raleigh
Charles M. Ness
Nationel
William Beer
Scott Pharhes
EB. P. Crockett
Arlington
Henry Jacknon
J. H. Bradshaw
A. J. Mitter
Roger Kinnecott
Richard Roller
Ariington
D. White
J. R. McDonald
Alton Greenwood
Riggs
B. Walbach
E. B. Tyzzer
Ebbitt
Charles
J. P. Sturges
Montgomery Waddell
A. Gonvalley
W. H. Parker
W. P. Frebla
St. James
T. Halstead Myés
Jexinaid H. Saye
Miss Saye
Charles K. Cole
George H. Sexton
Thomas T. Southworth
A J’ NeDeah
William J. Gier
WH. UL. Taylor
Mabel L. Geis
Robert Lewis, Jr
Mira C. Home
L 0. Bondy
Emil Mayur
Charles Dwight
Napier
R. W. Westbrook
A. J. Bristow
George H.brewer
Shoreham
W.I
Mbbitt
W. R. Hoggatt
Ronald Herlem
Mary Bucnanan
Henry K Bancoast
Alfred Hyde
Francis R Patord
John H. Gibson
New Willard
J. J. Morris
Regent
J. W. McConnell
Wits
W Sappington
C. F. Ran
Teleigh
James T. Carroll
K. Rhoads
Willian Krieger
C. R. Strong
Jane
C. J. Mann
E. M Craig
Metropolitan
F. Green
E. H. Rendenbush
Matthew J. Rock
C. E. Heary
S. Lewis Ziegler
Katharine Weston
Edwin B. Graha Arlington
Mra
John B. Roberts
Jawbridge
W. Strewbridge
H. R. Lacy
California
H. Schwarz
Naps
Metropolitics
E R. Burcker
San Francisco
H. Sampson
Berkeley
St James
J A. Young
A. E. Taylor
A P. Edwards
Oakland
S. H. Cheda
Ban Rafael
Dennis Britat
T W. Hamilton
W Withur
Palo Alto
Grant Libridy
Mins Herrin
Seo Francisco
Connecticut
Walter R. Stiner
Alton FX
Witlema
Hartford
Foster Hayes
Owensboro
Najee
Massachusetts
Graham Brigham
Chestnut HM
Raginald Fitz
Manchester
F. W Peabody
Cambridge
W. H. Gross
Lee
Rigs
George L. Richards
P. E. Truesdale
Fall River
Michigan
George W Wood
FE. Pilcher
James J. Schemask
A. Ferguson
Detroit
H. G. Lewis
National
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HM. Walker
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Port Huron
G. A. Aird
B Andrews
White
Minnesota
W. J. Mayo
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St. Paul
Missouri
J. H. Tanquary
F. H. Evers
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Sutphen
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Philip Monroe
Atlantic City
New Wizard
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R. C Woodman
Wite
Reasimony
Robert M. Elliott
Wallard
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Newburgh
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Cleveland
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J. Blunn
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C. FP. Moora
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J A Fleming
H. Hahisen
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C. V. Wasley
W. B Hughes
E. M. Wess
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