Horse Show Plans Outline Big New Speedway Event
The Road Drivers and Riders Association met to map a November 27 event at the new Speedway in Tusac Park. Plans include a large horse show with harness, saddle, and driving classes, a four mile ride, and a variety of entries. A growing list of members was added to the board, with several well known horses and owners named among possible entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Speedway
Palate Jlans
Enders
Tive
Madly
Lady Combir
Finwnon
Committee On
Linkwood
May
Cacnella
Rubsell
G. Kushan
Jake Red Bell
Biddy McGilly
Prince Forney Pavers
Mancella
Bill McKinley
Red
Rock Bedford Boy
Geraldine
Mysolis Happy Hooligan
Buckshot
Glenmore
Adam Glidwood
Trixte
Black
Pateben
Hovin
Howd
Rea Printens
Harry Madden
Mary Tracey Jubilanta
Cora Wissins
Eddie Fred Wilkes
Lina Wilkes
Skidoo Quadriga
Emerystone
Talty
PY de Graw
H Everett Taylor
Wheeler
Dolor
G Patton
G G Patton
MC Hazen
McCaulley
Joan Flaxins
LA. McCormek
G Dutey
Dunworth
CW Weaver
JC Matt
Weaver John Nulligan
C Tahsney
Mason John Jarvins
Francis Jarvins
Colting
Scott L
S Cleaves
R Sherwood
Armes
McNey
B Evans
de Griaw
de Graw
Maz Spencer Cosby
Association
Fere
Discveton
Fragments From New York Obituaries and Notices
Fragmentary entries list memorials and funeral notices for individuals including FREDERICK ALGLSTUS VR MEOME MILPER, JAMES Kumball, Mary Lawrene Wait, Carrie Wier, and George Mwortrap. The notices refer to church services, wakes at local addresses, and interment details with dates in November 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dildere Qmlik Mielep
New York City
Frederick Alglstus
St Johns Church
Pagan
Teanl Spicknix
Fagan
Masa
Wsia
Tafice
Nate
Jobo
Tor Uo
Tate Remeence
Thaest
Suniay
Motelchengelern
Wiesbaden
Plezabeteh
James i Kumball
John B Rice
Chicago
Croagh
Mary Lawrene Wait
Torourly
Brook Noy
Ness
Cetti
Rock Creek
Carrie
In Memoriam: Howard Pilkett Remembered by Family
Memorial note honors Howard Pilkett with a somber tribute from kin. The fragment recalls his life and the enduring grief his loss leaves on loved ones. Words express gratitude for his memory and the impact he made on those around him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Tate Q
LICENSED TO MARRY aRSTEDGE Femi 29 an 01 Matt 20
A fragmentary public marriage notice lists multiple couples with ages, locations, and officiants, including Rhina Carle G Taplor of Washington DC and Rev PRESTES Oeroge EL Long as officiant among others.
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Arstedge Femi
Garviie Riety
Mabel
Pinte
Salta Cele
Pertein
Yue Egal
William Hawkins
Louise Hendrick
SL Gormthers
Chester Bronce
Kev Sonn Lehard Jonah
A Humphreys
Witney
Brooksidney Jehbeon
Susie Clark
Geo
Health Office Births Record of Numerous Registry Entries
Births recorded with names including John and Clare Jolagon Wither and Lise Lucas Bell Arthur Hattie MI Gilbert Qwa Lalla Dingett Row tH Ming Thompetts Filza A Wien and others. The list mentions multiple parents and infants with locations such as Park toed nw Del ave ne and Ohio avenue, plus hospital notes and ages ranging from days to years.
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John
Clare Jolagon
Bor
Wither
Lise Lucas
Reegle Bell
Bos Arthur
Hattie
Gilbert Bor
Lalla Dingett
Row
Ming Thompetts
Filza
Wien
Martha Lamas
Bos James
Nellie
Reus
Marie Carter
Hella
Sant Mudga E
Parker
Ibiam J
Lilian Millarett
Baker
Joep
Wittawm
Ani
Sablee
Cotton Ald
Arana
Falalio White
Kara Fant
Thompson Boy
Jobe Wand
Ineham
Joly
Indi Walyneana
Norm Selby
Vanard
Verne Goldman
Walter Mf
Vamto
Byrnes
Henry W
Wllanbotl Tarlo
Henry A
Margaret Gotland
Bertha
Wiluon
He Batt
Ani Wataloy
la Fourcade
Thomas Dowe
James Daly
Toch
Gulebalion
Thomas A Care
Jeanza Harvey Figan
Park
Torberick
John Mitter
Girard St
Ours
del Ave
Robert “Spilman
Grace G Poole
John Tosa
Tactma Park
Margaret Cisher
Wiket
Barbara
Columbia Hospital
Frenzied but Innocent Claim in Steinheil Trial
The Medem Steinheil murder case unfolds on day six with testimony painting the accused as frenzied yet innocent. Reporters’ interviews and jewelry evidence dominate the proceedings as the defense plans to frame the case around hysteria and moral past to explain actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Ime Steinheil
Shugband Adolphe Steinheil
Mme Jap
Mme Steinheil
Marietta Wolf
Confession Ties Steinheil Case To Pistols And Gas
The testimony recalls Mme Steinheil leaving the house to surrender to Magistrate Andre Mariette. Wait points to a revolver in the kitchen and says, That is my only safety. She also claims she attempted suicide by gas and cut the gas tube, but the action failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbey
Tal Mariette
Valles
Mme Steloher
Mme Steinheil
Howse
Andre Mariette Wait
Sufide
Richmond Newspaper Man Linked to Steinhell Murder Case
Special to the Washington Post Richmond Virginia November 3 report William Burlingham manager of Chesapeake and Dihia Cogs and Coke Company still under scrutiny in relation to the Steinhell murders. The article notes his brother Fred Burlingham a known American newspaper man once connected to the case and describes Swiss mountain climbing trips and a sequence of events involving police inquiries and an American consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Wasim Alpa
Stephens
Washington Post
William Burlingham
Chesapeake and Dihia Cogs and Coke Company
Fred Burlingham
Steinhell
Cane
Faris
Anne
Fred Bumingham
Hichmond
Trevelitte
Switzerland
Workman
Paris
Sam
Freis
L Inustration
X Pictorial Magazine
Alps
Wiliam Burlingham
Burlinghem Hs
Lves
Cincinnati
District Debt Reduction Report Seeks $975408 for Sinking Fund
The thirty second annual report of the United States on the sinking fund and funded debt of the District of Columbia for the year ended June 26 1908 shows retirement of $491309 of funded debt and a reduced interest burden. It notes post year retirements of $446160 of 3 65 percent bonds lowering indebtedness below $10 million and requests Congress to appropriate $975408 for the sinking fund in 1911 and $2000 for sinking fund office expenses.
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United States
Alaxing Fund
Dissrist of
Columbia
Congress
Sinking Fund
Naw
Washington and
Georgetown
District of Columbia
Treasury
George Wilner Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery
George Willner, longtime Washington resident, died last Saturday and was buried yesterday at Oak Hill Cemetery. Services were at 22 o’clock at 429 Ninth Street Northwest, conducted by Rev Henoch Schroeder of Whntty German Lutheran Church. Honorary pallbearers were Oldest Inhabitants Association members. active pallbearers included grandnephews Herman Willner, Alfred Willner, Henry Toss, George Kolb, Frank Amerine, and George Lacky. Five former enslaved servants accompanied the funeral cortege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilner
Washington
Oak Hui
Ninth Street
George Lacky
Myr
Willner
Mr Willners
Imtus
Fragmented Hotels Directory Snippet Across States
The readable text lists hotel names and locations across Pennsylvania New Jersey Ohio and other places with scattered person names and partial addresses. The note appears as an OCR fragment with numerous garbled entries and missing context.
Autopsy links death to aorta rupture at Somerville show
A 30 year old man, Simpson, died during a hypnotism act staged by Everton in Somerville. Autopsy says natural causes with long term alcohol use likely, though debate continues on role of rigging and stage exertion. Everton detained, plans defense against possible charges.
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Davenport
Simpson
Everton
Everts
Kaal
Somerville
Hverton Simpson
Edward Thompson
The
Waldorf
Welton
Emmpson
Andiack
Hypnotist Says Simpson Died Amid Shock From Transfer
The account describes Everton in a cataleptic state and Simpson collapsing after a hypnotic transfer attempt. Pelham, a veteran hypnotist, examined Simpson and concluded death resulted from shock during the transfer. Everton’s condition prevented any effective hypnotic intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Somerville
Ralph Edwards
Bijou
Pelham
the Waldorf
Ner Jdormer
Waldorf
Evertons
Everton
Tiverton Mystery Head Found In Confession Case
The case centers on Dr Hill accused in the Tiverton mystery. Four doctors doubt the confession as a true account. Amelia St Jean Hills body was dismembered after an alleged self performed procedure by the victim. The head was found in a spot tied to the confession and Hill claims the girl died from her own actions. The judge postponed sentencing as doctors dispute the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
Stevens
Kenteneath
Hull
Hill
St Jean
Bulmer Marsh
Tiverton
St Patricks Cemetery
Fall Bryer
Girl slain on way home in Cairo shop girl's murder
Annie Pelley a Cairo store worker fought two blocks against attackers before dying. Police found torn clothing and a disfigured body in an alley as clues point to a multi assailant assault. Items including red cloth, an alligator handbag, and a bent parasol missing. The case, dated with a strong suspect bond and a gag device, remains under investigation.
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Cairo
Annie Pelley
Anna JH
Pape’s Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney and Bladder Relief
An advertorial claims Papes Diuretic cures backache, kidney and bladder misery, night urination, and rheumatic pains by cleansing the kidneys and bladder. It asserts rapid, place‑booster results from a single course, urging readers to buy from Cinchisti’s Pape Thompson & Pape and accept only this remedy from any drug store.
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Pape
Jess
Pape Thompson & Pape of
Cinchisti
Fom Am
Bliss Indicted for Larceny and Embezzlement in City Panel
The grand jury returned indictments against Russell Hayes Narged with larceny after finding a pocketbook near Center Market containing $0. His sweetheart received a $200 wardrobe. $100 was recovered. Bliss and others face embezzlement and forgery indictments. The panel also charged James Heward with robbery and larceny and others with housebreaking, assault, and related crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yestercey
Russell Hayes
Hayes
Center Market
Nockel Loolt
Soph
Russell
Francis E Bliss
Gould
United States
Mangan
James Heward
Marlon Magruder
John J Stanslala
Leggett Lylex
William 4
Cole
William Johnson
George M Brown
Henry J Piaither
Henry Frater
Lang C
Alexander
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Capital
Memoriam
Wangton
Morning News Na Ta
Pittsburg
Fachester Hergld
Tania Republic
WR Speare
Vion Swain
Geo P Zarhorst
William Lee
Pelea Pnay
Ann Nye
Peoghoie Saha
John R Wright
Soral
Trubelmers
Chapal
OC Ene Mei Rey Prins Fann
Blunal
Health Office Record
Red Widow
Begg
Stem Rl
Manette
M Aubin
Mme Steln Hells
Taree
Mme Steinhells
Sauiley
Steinhells
Mme Stemnbeis
Mubinty Merwice
Varios Jewelers
Mma Steinheil
Steinhet
Vine Steinhell
Alejande Wolf
Mme Steinhell
Hutin
Ta Brusere
Tmpaige Rence
Mme Steinhel
Barby
Mme Rteimhell
Young Wolf
Mariette Wolf
Mariette
Burlingham
Madak Altri
George Willner
Worton Chaves
Brena
Max Fledice
Nemink
Willard Pew
Schulz
Neranger Teederagn
Soria
Union Fas
ROE
Dreker
Cohen
Bostwich
Barreter
Shannon JW
Don Sey
Vtuarnower
Bennett
William Maurtee
Taal
Philadelphia
Nadng _Beresford
Belerueen
Willard Piterdun
Baloy Arington Alley
Willan ‘As
Galabaey
Olarte Wal Serre
Bolyol Assadho
Edie
New Jersey
van Tipon Patereon
Hae
Miro Alerandee
la Bruyere
Mme Chambrier
Jame Steinhell
Stafrhell House
Apollinaris Water
Long
Newark
Bong
Lang
Ta Flynn
Trancis McConaughey
Walded
Riverton
Simpaun
Overton
Weldon
Auditorum
Lynn
McConaughey
Flynn
Bimpeon
Jheen
Police
Sfipson
Herb Doctor
Gag
Bonds
Saleawoman
Asailants
the Post
Wedium
Potomac Drive
William HL Santelmann
Waltx
Petiows
Soman Lortsing
Caryl Wagner ‘Vousteat
Linst
Simoot-Golier Co
London
Siaik Bath Mess
Sakett
Messaim Wisteria Navy
the Smoot-Coffer CO
F Street
Bliss
Tommy Tucker
E Sts. N. W
Fnv Hlve
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