Navarre Triumphs Easily in Towson Steeplechase at Pimlico
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore November 11 reports Charles K. Harrison's Navarre winning the Towson steeplechase over 214 miles at Pimlico with an easy stretch run. Belmont chairman August Belmont faced disappointments as Thornhill failed to win the opener and L Aision took the victory. Stromboli, favorite in the fifth, lost to Charlestonian as the Belmont entry list underperformed.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Pimlico
Towson
Charles K. Harrison
Navarre
August Belmont
Jockey Club
Thornhill
Hastings
White Thorne
Hawthorne
L’aision
McGee
Donnerail
L'Aision
Washington
Belmont
Stromboli
Priscillan
Benning
Woolsthorpe
Many Walls Unsafe and Local Officials Change
City council criticizes City Engineer Dunn over inspection of dangerous walls and chimneys after a past wind storm. R. E. Knight reelected police commissioner for the second ward. Masons visit Mount Vernon with Virginia Odd Fellows leader Allen officiating. Figures also note a home transfer at Payne and Madison streets.
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R. E. Knight
Second Ward
Washington Masons
Mount Vernon
Allen
Odd Fellows
Washington Port Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
J. Fred Birrell
City Council
Dunn
Birrell
Burke
Colonial Damea
Children's Home
Committee On Light
Joint Committee On
Uga
Common Council
J. G. Cox
C. Wattles
H. D. Kirk
T. C. Howard
R. HE. Knight
Wattles
A. H. Thomson
Harmony Lodge of Masons
Washington
Lancaster
Alexandria-Washington
Christ Church
Alexandria- Washington
Hotel Rammell
Fifteen Clover Handicap and Sixteen Starters at Towton Field
Agnier outran a large field to win the Towton Field race while Billy Vanderveer closed with a belated rush. Towton Field’s effort held as wire weakened, with Je reil and other rivals following. In the third race at six furlongs, Navarre led from start to finish, while Bachelor and Juverence chased. mutuels paid. The fourth race saw Charlestonian win a tight stretch drive in a one and one eighth miles handicap, with Pardner, Mary Ann K., Napier and others finishing in the placings.
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Billy Voeuddroest
Towton Pield
Billy Venderveer
Towton
Jereil
Jockeya
Straight
Price
Shew
Gos
Lady Lightnin
Buxton
Honey Bee
Ae A
Wilner
Joe Knight
Aa Wolfe
Racing Belle
J. McTaggart
Lady Lightning
Jos Knight
Selle
Rost
Ck. Harrican
Navarre
Siren
A. Allen
T. Navarre
Juverence
Pfufth
Hasangp
G. W. Langdon
Wyreey
Jovkerm
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McCahey
Btrombolt
Beronde
Burlingame
McTaggart
BKK
Butwell
Ae Lyric Muse
Stromboli
Tharledonian
Acrestonian
A. G. Bedwell
Ford
Peerage Macies
I. Me
Nicklaus
Pardner
Chow
Mary Ann K
Show
Napier
A Perdner
Blackford
Army Navy game tickets sell out beyond capacity
New York November 1. With two big football games in the city next Saturday and November 2, demand for Army Navy tickets already exceeds the Polo Grounds seating capacity of about 45,000. Despite Yale Princeton attention, Carlisle Indian Dartmouth draws strong interest but cannot match the surge for the Army Navy clash, and many applicants remain unserved even with weeks to go.
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Polo Grounds
New York
New Haven
Dartmouth
Army
Navy
Chauffeur Clarence Rowzee Claims Memory Gap After Rogerson Shooting
Clarence Rowzee, the chauffeur, told Detective Baur at emergency hospital he cannot remember the Sunday morning shooting of Joseph D. Rogerson in Rogerson’s lunchroom at 145 New York Avenue NW. He lay bandaged, insisting his mind was blank on the incident as a surgeon noted possible memory loss from a self-inflicted head wound. He is reported improving.
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Joseph D. Rogerson
Rogerson
New York Avenue
Baur
Hmmergency Hospital
Rowzee
Pimlico Racing Entries Day One Card
Pimlico features six races with two year olds in Race 1 and older horses in a series of steeple and flat events. Notable entries include Recession Fascinating, Pandora Ringling, Royal Message, Perthshire, Prince Ahmed, Shann on Ca e Jean Wagner, and Fatty Godm'r in the Jockey Club purse.
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Pimlico
Roger
C. Bwalt
Pandorins
Es Ringling
Brynnmanh
Knight of Vidas
Shannon Cae
Jean Wagner
Essex
Tillie
Foxcroft
Madeline L. Fiith Ates Iorwaesian
Royal Message
Perthshire
Prince Ahmed
Ottea Homecrest
Cedesa
Battery
Flying Fairy and Royal Message In Busy Racing Card
In Philadelphia and Cincinnati racing mentions abound with Flying Fairy Royal Message Fascinating Northerner and Tay Pay among listed entries. The card includes Shamings of horses Morning Telegraph Northerner Faraway and Perthshire related names and several other runners such as Shannon River Jacquelina and Roslyn.
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Philadelphia
Inqairer
Flying Fairy
Royal Message
J. C. Swalt
Racewell
Mystic Light
Tay Pay
Ruskin
Shannon River
Madelinn L
Prince Ahmed
Perthshire
Rockish
Stelcliffe
Hornia
Price Anmed
Geneas Ri
Vendeveer
Bonnie Eloise
Littia
Clif Stream
Hack Inspector Named After Captain H. B. H. Nott Retirement
Post of hack inspector filled by Private Michael Lynch after Capt. Henry B. H. Nott retires and Lt. Falvey is promoted. Lynch, 50, from Sixth precinct, takes over the vacancy left by George H. Dawson who died by his own hand on July 7. Lynch resides with his wife and children at 639 Eleventh Street Northeast and has two years on the police force.
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Henry B. H.- Nott
Tenth Precinct
Ldeut. Falvey
No. 9
Michael Lynch
Sixth Precinct
George H. Dawson
Lynch
Eleventh Street
Emperor Yoshihito Witnesses Yokosuka Fleet Review
Tokyo reports Emperor Yoshihito observed a naval review at Yokosuka with ships performing exercises. The emperor announced plans for annual personal reviews of the entire Japanese fleet. Shipping arrivals and outbound sailings listed include Wilhelm I, Rochambeau, Frias, Neerdam, and Olympic with destinations such as New York, Bremen, Rotterdam, and London.
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Yoshihito
Yokosuka
Kater Wilhelm
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New York
Rochambeau
Havre
Frias
Friedrich Wilhelm
Minuerpoilz
London
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Wilhelm der Grosse
Neerdam
Rotterdam
Liverpool
Frida
la Provenca
Wate
New
Tarmmnburg
Olympic
Southampton
Wit
Wednesdar Vaderland
Antwerp
Community Leaders Elected At Camp Pleasant Charities Meet
The Rev. William D. Jarvis was chosen chairmen of the Camp Pleasant committee of the Associated Charities with Rev. D E Wiseman and Rev. M W Clair as vice chairs. Other officers include Prof. George W. Cook finance chairman F D Lee secretary Rev. Arthur Randall chaplain and Dr. S H N Waring superintendent. Dr George W Cabsanisa and Dr GC W Childs named medical directors.
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William D. Jarvis
Camp Pleasant
Associated Charities
D. EB. Wiseman
M. W. Clair
George W. Cook
F. D. Lee
Arthur Randall
S. H. N. Waring
George W. Cabsanisa
GC W Childs
Fisher Held Over Murder Charge After Chevy Chase Killing
Fisher Isthmian Canal Commission clerk was jailed in Rockville after his Montgomery County grand jury indicted him for murder. He admits stabbing William L. Altdorfer to protect Lilian Reeves, the latter’s 17 year old adopted daughter, but says he acted to defend them. Trial set for November 20 at Rockville with a $3000 bond in question after arrest following the Aug 29 incident.
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Isthmian Canal Commission
William J. Fisher
William L. Altdorter
Chevy Chase
Rockville
Fisher
Montgomery County
Altdorfer
Bava
Lilian Reeves
Peyton Whaien
Eighteenth
F Streetz
Seventh Precinct
Canal Commission
Have You a Camera The Post Offers Kodak in Layaway
The Post offers readers a Kodak camera at a nominal figure. The camera takes dime size pictures and is suitable for portraits landscapes and general amateur work. See announcement and coupon elsewhere.
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Post
Eastman Kodak Company
The
Safety at Sea World Experts Gather in London
An international conference on sea safety opens at the foreign office with delegates from ten nations. Britain and the United States lead, with officials including Senator Theodore E. Burton and U S Navy officers among the American attendees.
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International Conference On Safety At Sea
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Sydney Buxton
Board of Trade
United States
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Netherlands
Rus |Ais
Denmark
Germany
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Spain
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Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
A. B. Alexander
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington L. Capps
George F. Cooper
W. H. G. Bullard
United States Navy
Eugene Tyler Chamberlain
Cuban band dispersed as leader escapes to woods
A band of negroes led by Chencho Garcia near Remedios in Santa Clara province was dispersed by the rural guard. Two members were arrested, while Garcia fled with the rest into the woods. The incident occurred near Habana on November 11.
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Habana
Remedios
Santa Clara
Bhut
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