Gay Boy Wins Woodmere Stakes at Aqueduct in Seven Furlongs
Gay Boy the backed second choice won the Woodmere Selling Stakes seven furlongs at Aqueduct defeating Crown Prince and Damon. Crown Prince led early then faded to finish second with Damon third. Also details from earlier races show Fleur de Marie and Ocean Tide winning their events.
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Latonia Day Yields Only Favorite Victory In Royal Legend
Latonia track produced only one winning favorite today as Royal Legend prevailed in the feature steeplechase. Schwirzwald led the field in an easy win while multiple contenders including Maggie Leeher and Dusky Sr placed. Weather was clear and the track fast with fast early fractions and a final clock around 2 13 4.
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Lawyers' Team Defeated In Local Bowling League
In last night's Real Estate Bowling League action Columba defeated the Lawyers 2 sets to 1, with Miller posting the top series average and a 22% high game. Roesch posted a 406 to stand second best in scoring. Station B overwhelmed Station G in the Post Office League as two early games topped 800 before a 773 finale due to Murphy's fall.
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Balki wins Pimlico fourth race at odds in drive
Good sport at Pimlico reports Balki heavily backed winning the fourth race in a drive from Bar le Due. Jim Slick disqualified after veering off course. Other races include Pagan Boy winning the steeplechase. Lily Brook and Welrose triumph in sprints. Haihal and Cheripetta win respective events. Entries listed for Tuesday and first race non winners.
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The Post Election Bulletins Tonight at The Post Building
Washingtonians are invited to assemble in front of The Post Building tonight for instant election news. The paper arranged to relay returns without delay using a large megascreen and a news ticker. Bulletins from Associated Press Western Union and Postal Telegraph will be shown with dispatches from correspondents. Entertainment includes pictures prepared for the occasion and the Post claims to be first with results.
Ordway Rifles Triumph Over Hearst Rifles In Gym Battle
Ordway Rifles defeated Hearst Rifles 9 to 0 at the National Guard gymnasium in a game noted for improved teamwork and fast passes. Hearst forward Head led with a late goal for his team while Ogway and Parle supplied strong forward play as spectators watched a lively interlude including dances and bicycle tricks by the Tranta troupe between periods.
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Referee error sparks talk of replay in Virginia game
An umpire's mistaken call during the clash between the University of Virginia and Virginia Polytechnic Institute provokes calls to replay from the audience and players. The dispute centers on ball possession and a controversial decision that could have altered the game's outcome.
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Vicious Alley Fight Ends with Arrest in Broad Alley
In a late night alley brawl at 331 Broad Avenue Southwest Robert Rhone and Diggs engaged in a bloody confrontation leaving both with head injuries. Rhone was jailed after treatment at the Emergency Hospital. Mary Diggs was also taken to the hospital. Coroner Nevitt reports Hester Pink’s death as diphtheria, prompting immediate interment. Pink family home at 1502 Huron Street will be disinfected.
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Minor casualty at new union station injuries man and fire alarm
Jeremiah Cavanaugh aged sixty was struck on the shoulder by a swinging bucket near the new union station and suffered a broken collar bone. A gas jet in a bathroom at 17 Maryland avenue northeast ignited a lace curtain, triggering a fire alarm and a minor blaze extinguished by engine company No 3 with 29 in damage.
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Admiral Wise to retire from Navy service
Rear Admiral William C Wise will lower his flag on the cruiser Minneapolis today at Trampton Roads and retire after a long career. He will confer with officials in the city regarding duties as a member of the special bond board for steamboat inspection service improvements.
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Naval Officers Take Command At Tutuila Natal Station Samoa
Records show orders in 1904 transferring Commander C B Moore and Commander Underwood to Mare Island Navy Yard and Tutuila Samoa. Underwood assumed commandant duties at Natal Station Tutuila and commanding officer at Adams c during January 190. A stray ad fragment mentions a New Discovery for Consumption and a drug vendor notice.
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Alexandria Ballots and Police Tighten Voting Rules
Information on marking ballots under the new law. Details on polling places in East, Southeast, and Fourth Wards. Voters to designate their presidential choices, with possible scratching to indicate preferences. Police chief Webster ill. court cases and local crime noted, includingKeeves case and railway disputes.
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Counterfeiters Caught in Cleveland City
Police reported three suspects arrested for possessing and circulating counterfeit currency tied to Hungarian and American government notes. Investigators trace the bogus money to a machine used to produce fake notes and allege links to an organized counterfeiting ring. Authorities seek further charges as the case unfolds.
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Officials Sent to Jail Best Mase Nov T Statry
A damaged report describes sr titiv Thomis lo furio and Yerman Tints McCurley sentenced to ten days in jail and two months in federal custody for involvement at a civil service exam. James J Hughes and others faced similar charges as appeals to the Supreme Court noted. The judge commented on voting patterns and shared responsibility in the case.
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Aid for Negro Schools Amid Debated South Education Aid
A nascent push in the South considers appropriations for colored colleges and seminaries. Cardinal sums include Gammon Theological Seminary 798, Clark University Atlanta 360, Morgan University Nashville 749, New Orleans Latverity 900, Philander Smith Little Rock 200, Bennett College Greenwood 600, with totals over 2000 allocated to several institutions as part of broader debate on education aid for African American schools.
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