Horse Show Delayed as Local Riders Seek Better Prep
The annual horse show at Speedway is postponed from November 27 to December 1 due to an incomplete infield and to allow horse owners to buy new steers and ready their jumpers for the big event. President De Graw of the Head TD Association says favorable weather and improved preparations should ensure strong participation, with classes including pace, trot, harness, saddle horses, hunters, and more. A lengthy list of local horse owners is named as potential entrants.
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TD Association
Rod
Che Post
Auestion
Horaeren
Goa
Penn
Wien
Stonestreet
Ad Ailey
We Tistian
de AL Duty
T. W. Dunnworth
W. Weaver
J.C. Molt
William Weaver
G. Fanrney
John Nelligan
Mason
PB. J. Stewbner
J. J. McLool
PV. de Graw
B. Taylor
T. R. Dodge
MK. McKenzie
A. Z.ernerhoweh
W. A. Hazel
BR. Gurney Smith
J. Oo. Ames
Poe
Tippett
AL PoLattis
LC J. Marshall
W. T. A. Gale
Edward Barker
Dr Fanon
Thomas Bones
Letts
Wellin
Morry
M. Morris
Whitticombe
Joh Mares
John
Episcopal Church Declares Independence From Canterbury
Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts writes to the Archbishop of Canterbury asserting that the American Episcopal Church will never become dependent on England. He emphasizes that while not departing from Church of Ireland doctrine, discipline, or worship, it will maintain complete organic independence from England.
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Lawrence
Washington Pos
Tesa Abo
Law
Sont
Archbishon
Church of Ireland
England
Suing Diplomat Over Fee in Million Estate Case
New York November 16 Dr William Covt filed suit in the Supreme Court against Herbert Andrews former Washington lobbyist seeking a 25 percent commission on a 5.20 fee for services connected with the 1,000,000 Halstead estate. Executrix Hannah C. Wierer denies any extra payment. Justice Nisenoft appointed Adam Wein as referee to determine the amount.
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New York
Willam
Herbert Andrews
Coleanblan Wsinlon
Washington
Andrews
Jim Halstead
Halstead
Hanah C. Wie Rert
Sext
Ledrews
Wilbert
Macrons
Justice Nisenoft
Dependable Watch Ad Promises Assurance at Local Jeweler
A wary shopper is urged to buy a watch only from a jeweler for reliability. The note emphasizes trust in the seller and suggests extra caution when choosing a timepiece.
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Waltham Watch
Waltham Watches Guidance for Buyers
When buying a Waltham Watch always ask your jeweler for one adjusted to temperature and position.
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Cook Wires Date For Data From North Pole Claim
Dr. Cook announces to Copenhagen University that records from New York will be sent on November 25 by Danish steamer under secretary Walter Lensale. Prof. Salomonsen says Copenhagen University will have a special committee of mathematicians astronomers and scientists examine the materials and aim to finish by December for global access.
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Copenhagen
Cook
North Pole
Copenhagen University
New York
Walter Lensaale
Salomonsen
Copenhagen Univeralty
Hopea
British Embassy Counselor Injured In Chevy Chase Hunt Fall
A. Mitchell Innes, counselor for the British embassy, sustained a broken collarbone after his horse balked at a fence during the Chevy Chase fox hunt. The incident occurred near Garrett Md as hounds split over a second fox, delaying pursuit and leaving Innes recovering at his home.
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Mr. Moore
Garrett
Chevy Chase Club
A. E B. Legere
P. Knut
Capt. Co
Sowerby
Selfridge
Extate
Bir Reynard
Rock Creek
Moore
Innes
Big Pines
Peters
Secon
Trimmer death ruled accidental after inquest
James E. Trimmer died at the Government Hospital for the Insane from an accidental fall on an iron bed while attempting to escape. A coroner's jury found the death natural to a fall, despite family claims of rough treatment and injuries before the body was returned. Hospital staff testified Trimmer was unruly and injured himself during confinement. The family may seek further action.
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James E. Trimmer
Inlane
Trimmer
Nevitt
Hospital
John D. Crawford
William L. Lynn
M. A. Tanzey
Newton Edmunds
Thomas B. Walker
Clute
Meather
Trimumer
Washington Board of Trade Elects Directors and Reports
At the Washington Board of Trade annual meeting held at the New Willard Hotel, President James H. Small opened with his year’s report. Secretary D. J. Callahan and Treasurer Droop followed with theirs. Forty-two nominees were named. three withdrew, leaving 32 candidates. Elected directors include J. Louis Wildge, Cuno H. Rudolph, Scott C. Bone, D. J. Callahan, Thomas W. Sidwell, Gen. John M. Wilson, William T. Galliher, Dr. Frank B. Gipson, William D. Hoover, and W. Woodward. Small urged high‑pressure water service for fire protection and discussed district finances including the bond debt plan awaiting Congress action.
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Hin Leary
James H. Small
D. J
Calilahan
Droop
Notainges
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W. S. Knox
Henry Litchfield West
J. Louis Wildge
Cuno H. Rudolph
Scott C. Bone
D. J. Callahan
Thomas W. Sidwell
Gen
John M. Wilson
William T. Galliher
Frank B. Gipson
William D. Hoover
and & W. Woodward
District Commissionera
United States
Wayers
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Digest Starch
An article warns against intestinal indigestion from undigested starch and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy. It explains amylaceous dyspepsia, dangers of laxatives, and details the digestive action of pancreatic enzymes, plus the product’s contents and suggested purchase.
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Ao Stave Co
Marshall
Mich
Wew Skin Remedy Promises Relief For Itching
An advertisement touts Poslam as a remedy for eczema and other skin troubles. It claims rapid relief for itching and blemishes including pimples, blackheads, and scalps. The ad notes availability in Washington drugstores and offers a free trial from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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People’s Drug Store
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Memorial Hall Indorsed for Washington Memorial Building
The George Washington Memorial Association proposes a national memorial hall in Washington to house scientific, artistic, educational, and literary societies. The project seeks $2000 local gift and a $500 endowment with nationwide subscriptions and a February 2 deadline, promising convention space and aWashington hub for knowledge. prominent figures like Mrs. Dimock and W H Holmes endorse the plan.
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Henry F. Diock
Mast Sixtieth Street
New York
Washington
Dimock
United States
Yeasterday
W. H. Holmes
Bureau of America Ethnology
Washington Academy of Sciences
Scentific and Art Center
Taft as pallbearer at Patterson funeral in Washington
President Taft served as chief honorary pallbearer at the funeral of Raymond A. Patterson Washington correspondent for the Chicago Tribune who died Saturday morning. Prominent figures including Justice Day Senator Cullom Postmaster General Hitchcock and several bureau and club leaders attended. The service was held at Patterson's home and burial was planned for the following afternoon with family members present.
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Taft
Raymond A. Patterson
Washington
CI #0 Tribune
William KR. Day
United States Supreme Court
Shalby M. Cullom
Milneis
Frank H. Hitchcock
Henry M. White
State Department
Paul Charlton
Bureau of Iatlar Affairs
Scott C. Howe
Gridiron Club
Cyrun M. Turner
New York
John E. Wiikle
Secret Service
Marylee Splath
Corps of Correspondents
Gridiron
James S. Henry
John S Shriver
Jumea FP. Hornaday
Perry & Heath
George
Patterson
Robert
Ruth
John M. Ewen
Wiliam Phillips
Mr. Patterson
John Callan O'Laughlan
The
Chicago Tribune
Archduke's Cruelty Theme in Vienna Alimony Case
Woelfling seeks divorce from his wife as she sues for alimony, claiming years of ill treatment left her mentally and physically wrecked. She alleges he has long been in a private asylum, and it was there the divorce was granted. Woelfling defense notes jurisdiction over Vienna courts. a separate suit in Selsberg seeks recovery of furniture or its value.
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Washington
Vienna
Woelfing
Selsberg
Washington pair sought death pact details at Hartford hotel
Frea Reid and Blanche Ferguson, both of Washington, attempted a death by own action pact at Long's Hotel in Hartford. Reid's offer to return home with a possible reinstatement was relayed by police, while prosecutors plan a breach of peace arraignment as they investigate potential murder charges. The couple reportedly consumed morphine after decorating a death chamber with flowers.
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Hartford
Conn
Frea J. Reid
Blanche Ferguson
Long's
Hartford Hospital
Reid
Pete
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Jubilee Ends Solemnly at St Aloysius Church Mass
The final solemnity of the Jubilee was celebrated Monday at St Aloysius Church by Rt Rev Owen B Carrigan auxiliary bishop of Baltimore. The mass featured hushed liturgy with De Profundis and a black vestment ritual as a tribute to priests and laity of St Aloysius. Henry Yeager tenor soloist and 60 St Aloysius Sanctuary Choir members performed under Mrcent T Winchester. The eulogy by Mgr Mackin, pastor of St Paul’s, honored memory and affection for the priests.
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Chureh
Owen B. Carrigan
Auxilary
Baltimore
St. Aloysius’ Church
Henry] Yeager
Sololat
St. Paul's Sanctuary
St. Aloysius’ Sanctuary Choir
Mrcent T. “Winchester
Mgr. Mackin
St. Paul's Church
Whips for British Cabinet Stir Suffragists Clash
In London on November 16, militants claim women are insulted by denial of voting rights and threaten harsher action after a recent whipping of Winston Churchill. The suffragette organization voices strong denunciations and vows punishment for perceived citizenship denial.
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Washington Post
London
Winston Churchill
Local Ceremony Ends Badly After Horse Detours
Spantal to 76 Washington Font Suffolk reports a troubling incident during a social event. Miss Matte Tay was to be married but was taken to a local hospital after an accident at a venue. She and her brother were traveling home when a horse bolted, unseating them and scattering their belongings. The brother escaped injury.
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Washington Font
Suffolk
Taylor
Sumo
Unhappy Wife Tries to Die in Mageretown Md
Special to the Washington Fest reports Mrs John McAbee of Mageretown Maryland swallowed a tablet of bichloride of mercury in a suicide bid. She told her sister she was determined to die due to ongoing disharmony with her husband. A physician saved her life after strenuous efforts.
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Mageretown
John McAbes
McAbee Anid
Maryland Masons Dedicate Manonie Temple in Baltimore
Delegates in full regalia attend the Maryland Grand Lodge ceremony to relocate the Manonie Temple on North Charles street. A large gathering from every state participates in the nested rites, followed by a Maryland dinner and a 6 pm grand lodge dinner with an open meeting and a reception at Gen. Thomas J. Shryock’s home.
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Baltimore
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
Manonie
North Charles Street
A. F
A.M
Union
Masonic Order
Masonic Temple
Temple
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Thomas J. Shryock
Conductor stabbed on train amid volatile Roanoke incident
Roanoke Va November 14 conductor O H Gish of Norfolk and Western and Melrose ward alderman was stabbed on a train between Gen Sack and Coyners by fireman G Trent en route to Coyners Trent says Gish struck him first with coal, then Trent cut him authorities say injuries not serious Trent jailed also report VA Supreme Court of Appeals bail hearing patterns and docket notes from Richmond and Washington Post teletypes with regional cases and legal proceedings
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Norfolk and Western
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Coyners
G. Trent
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Trent
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
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Richmond
Virginia Court of Appeals
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Auntie Coast the Railway Company
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Davis
Washington Quon Park Company
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Blanton Et al
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Southern Express Company
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Miehaus
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Winchester Memorial ,Hospital Et Ek
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United States Circuit
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Charleston
CW. Wa
Clronl Court
Mollohan, Mecciinte & Mathews
Ghariesion
Tor Pleintit
W. E. Hehnesn
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Tor Astendant
Wiigut
Ata
Broderle M. Blick
Henry M. Russell
Woeelie
Terplunge
Etrot
Ty Hteklne & Alilash
Wheeling
Edward Kivler
Newark
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Tn Exter
Lomorrow
Virginia Passenger and Power Company and
Chars
Appallanter
Sage Brothers Company
Appellee
Cirwwit Court
Henry W. Anderson
Joan Pick
Pape's Diuretic Claims Quick Kidney and Urinary Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diuretic as a fast cure for backache kidney and bladder misery. It promises immediate relief from urinary distress, swelling, and rheumatic pains, asserting the remedy cleanses and restores function with a few days of use. The copy notes trusted sourcing from Pape Thompson and Pape of Cincinnati and urges purchase through druggists or merchants.
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Panker
Pape, Thompson& Pape
Cincinnati
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