Fair Riders in Ring Judge Moore Entrants Win
Lord and Lady Seaton win the novice class for pairs while White Oakwood and Vida Fayre claim other divisions at New York show. Hackney Club meeting notes outline committee setup. Mofaughiy brothers sweep prizes with stablemates Dominant horses perform in yearling and two year old events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord and Lady Seaton
White Oakwood
Vida Fayre
Munters
Hackney Club
New York
Toluy
Bowen
Paolo McCinbon
Clase
Rosabel
Misab Crichen
Per Herpes
Tootale
Hele
Tae Vnetiis
Congress
United States
Fay
Fia
Indus
Eatin Tack
Wilet
Eartier Lake
Hagteln Mrothers
Dragon
White
Hartbie
Claus
Joathin
Ty McLaughyiy
Air Thomas
Don Adam Heck
London Hunt
Landon
Ontario
Coronet
Elise YT Fitteheeck
J. 3
O'Dononue
Merri Whiew
Mra
Thomas Hitchy
Cavalier
Moore
Ji Lee
Brewster
Ahadon
Judie Moore
Lord
Lady Seaton
Robin Food
Hreaster & Co
Vane Judar
Maes
Mes
Jos. Walsh
Reriag
Grenor
Obituaries and funeral notices published for multiple individuals
Died, ah Monday, November 0, 181, jeghyny. Pa. followed by funeral notice. Interment of the remains at MN FCANIGAN on Wednesday, November 22. TEME and other memorial notices list dates and locations across Maryland and New York. Several services note interment at Mount Olivet and Glenwood cemeteries. Wyman and Paulding obituaries cite prominent positions and military ties. memorials announced for Catherine Martin and Elizabeth Sterling, with interment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeghyny
Lincuoln
Lanioan
MN Fcanigan
Mount Olvet
Halt Lake City
Davis Haskin
Washington Avenue
Schenectady
Seheleetaty Kelley Sundenly
Ap. m
AL Garrett Park
Mantsomery Count
Bare
Selowei
G. John N
Mary Agnes Kelley
St. John'a Church
Voreat Glen
Waatam HL
Mary J
John Martiner Solis
Mitch L
Miner
Saratoxa
Wollacad
Jovor
Charles J
Anna Newhard
Pacente
Kant Capitol Street
Glenwool
Paulding
Leonaico Paulding
Rock Creek Cemetery
Wyman -Sensa
Waltre Wyman
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Providence Hospital
Re Louis
Heefontaine
Ponies and Hunters Shine At Local Show Highlights
The afternoon featured multiple pony classes with top prizes going to Grandes Locust and Prince Hal in Shetland tailions and harness, while Lottie Sherbet led the learners class. Baron Peter and Yeneriffe earned commendations as ponies and professional entries from Stotesbury and Beck competed in the main horsemanship events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwaood
Vide Fayre
Veirmont
Rob Roy
Lehman Strauss
J. Campbell Thompsone
Mr. Stotesbury
Brother Spier
Lotte Sherbet
Lottie Sherbat
Baron Peter
Peter the Great
Yeneriffe
C.H. Bonn
Charles B. Bunn
Peoria
Shetland
Prince Ral
Ryan
Grandee
Locust
Prince Hal
Gazelle
Elizabeth ©. Bowen
Belton Farms
Greenwich
Met Valley
Master
Masterpiece
Masterman
Masterkey
Sir Edward
Adam Beck
London Hunt
Edwin H. Weatherbee
David Gray
Julian Morris
Keswick
Elmhurst
Clifford Sifton
Ottawa
Judge Moore
Robinhood
Wallenstein
Alfred G. Whaterblit
Hamlet
Hertes
W. A. McGibton
Rosabel
Scepter
James Dunn
England
Helen Preece
Labor Up-Holds Uplifters at AFL Convention
Labor leaders including John Mitchell charged that a packed convention of the United Mine Workers forced him to quit his $8,000 post with the National Civic Federation. Mitchell claimed fraudulent credentials aimed to destroy him, while proponents urged officers to resign from the Civic Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchel
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Andrew Carnegie
Auust Belmont
Organized Labor
National Civic Federation
Civic Federation
John Mitchell
Tha ‘United Mine Workers
Columbia
Obi
Supreme Court of the United States
Thomas L. Lewis
Columbus
Mitchell
John H. Walker
United Mine Workers
Hal
Witchell
Walker
Gompers -Dittérly
Ivie
Apple Show Promoters Claim East Produces Fine Fruit
Promoters prepare for an exhibit at the new Masonic Temple banquet hall next Monday. Thousands of barrels of apples from nearby states will be shown as proof the East can rival Western fruit. The show aims to promote apples as a healthy human diet and benefits to public health. The Northern Emergency Hospital and Dispensary will host luncheons daily from a menu largely of apples, with proceeds aiding the hospital fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Masonic Temple
East
Tar Victim on Stand in Tar Party Case at Lincoln Center
Mary Chamberlain, a Shady Bend schoolteacher, testified about the night of the tar party as Edward Ricord and four others faced charges of luring her to a lonely road and assault. She recalled indecent remarks, the tar humiliation, and the sequence leading to the alleged conspiracy and attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Port
Lincoln Center
Kana
Mary Chamberlain
Shady Bend
Edward Ricord
Ricard
Beverly
Shady Pond
Ake
Sherrill Clark
H. Simms
James Bouse
Miss ‘Chamberlain
Miss Chamberlain
Yelle
Tucord
Ry Road
Themecrey
Ricord
Mins Chamberlain
Pittsburgh Coal District Seeks Rate Reform at ICC
George W. Schludeberg of the Pittsburgh Coal Company testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission on the bituminous coal freight rate from the Pittsburgh district to Ashtabula harbor. He argued the Pittsburgh market is shrinking due to favorable rates to West Virginia fields and noted cheaper labor in those districts. Louis D. Brandeis appeared as attorney for the Pittsburgh Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Schludeberg
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sni
Pictaburgh
Ashtabula Harbor
Lake Erie
Pitaburgh
West Virginia
Schjadebers
Larbor
Pittsburgh
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Woman Dead in Hart Home Bathroom
Mrs. Nettia Cheeks, 0 years old, a former government employee, was found dead yesterday afternoon on the bathroom floor at Charles Hart's home on Art I street northwest. An Emergency Hospital ambulance was summoned and the surgeon in charge ruled death due to natural causes. The body was moved to the morgue. Cheeks had moved to the Hart residence about three months ago and, due to age, could not work, living on a monthly pension of 12 dollars. Police found no relatives among her effects and are seeking a sister believed to be in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettia Checks
Charles 8
Hart
Art I
Mra. Cheeks
Neag
Kentucky
Licensed to Marry Multiple Couples in Virginia and Maryland
A fragmented list shows numerous marriage banns and ceremonies with names and ages, including Feory D Lowry and Gertrute Aaree of Richmond, Va. George A Himore and Lilian B Brown of Bierling, Va. Thomas Wensieben and Fay Carpenter of unknown. and several other couples with varied locations. The garbled text presents Rev. ministers and scattered ages, indicating widespread marriage notices across several communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feory_D. Lowry
Gertrute Aaree
Richmond
B.D
Mollie Krupasayns
Silverstone
Wien
Creme
C. Paynn
G. W. van Fosten
Mary C. Partlow
Cheries
James Clifton Hering
Rose P. Marts
H. Green
Melvin Close
Ad Gracé Emerick
Bae
Bunnlcutt
Fred Bly Davia
Hivattsville
Mar
Keene Marc Boseph A. Specht
Aid Mary W. Langiey
Rag
H. the Few
Charles
Merbel
William G. Kappler
Lortie
Birtey
W. J. McKenney
Jampel_Axbto
Bitefla Adama
H. Brown
W. Fwann
Helen
Better
Wiskrdchives, Jr
Herset
J. Barneo
Bette Barnes
Ha Rev
Curtie
Johinson
Ethel Morris
A. Hogan
Health Office Birth Records and Death Notices Summary
Health office records list numerous births including Henry and Nettle Smead. Simonton. Rosenbloom. Riots. Hust. Grove. Dotan. Bernatein. Thompson. Bmecken. Ridley. Honesty. Cook. and others. Death notices include Mary Topham. Marah Gardeld. Le Preux. GoWhilf Oaterday. Bernasoth Hagad. Walter Wyman. Jon Gondry. Henry Wice. Jeremiah C Broderick. Barak Branega. Mary Johnson. Clara Sintley. and multiple hospital and birthplace references.
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Henry
Nettle
Ferner
Weward L
Marian E Smead
Dan J
Audrey
Simonton
David Braod
Anabel Roden
Mache
Bloomer Rosenbloom
Guntley
Riser Moore
Bey
Charlee H
Neilie Riots
Bos
Gertrude A. Hust
Hugh H
Mary C. Grove
Daha J
Bate Dotan
Benjamin
Celle Bernatein
S.arthur
Hather Bennett
Grarlys W
Audrey M. Thompson
Jamon An
Mery H Bmecken
Wis
Clarence
Carrie
Rhops
Atrl
Robert
Lucy Ridley
Alfred
Mary B. Honesty
Gt Tuomas
Aonte Cook
Pra
Irene Barren
Mary
Topham
Tale M. Marah
Gardeld Hospital
Auguston le Preux
GoWhilf Oaterday
Morton
Bernasoth
Cap
Jon W. Gondry
Henry Wice
Wantington Anrlam Hospital
Jeremiah C
Mary ME Broderick
Providence Hospital
Mecate Pryor
National Homeopathic Hospital
Barak C. Branega
Government Court
Mary Johnso
Tib St My
Clara Sintley
Wattem Vincent
Beattie Gives Up Hope On Beattie Execution
Beattie family details reveal Powglass Beattie faces imprisonment while Henry Beattie awaits execution. Attorney Harry M. Smith Jr says he would witness the sentence if asked. Superintendent Wood to invite twelve citizens to witness the execution by random draw, with secrecy on names. Government opinion on pardons remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powglass Beattie
Henry
Harry M. Smith
HD Carter
Gov. Mann
Paeses
Wood
Pair After Chase Arrested for False Pretense in Jewel Theft
Chicago police arrested Harry Salmon and his wife Mary, former jeweler’s employee, on charges of false pretense for allegedly stealing 400 worth of jewelry and furs from Max I. Renner. Detectives traced the couple from Chicago to Baltimore and back, recovering the jewels in Salmon’s hotel room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max I. Reiner
Harry Salmon
Max I. Relner
Saventh Atreat
Chicago
Washington
Armstrong
Salmon
Tthey
Balman
Henry ‘Reiner
Reiner
Baltimore
Rem
Mary
Kington
D. GC
Salmons
Order of Washington Elects New Commander At Meeting
At a Washington gathering last night Rear Admiral Charles H. Stockton newly elected commander of the order, while President Stockton’s office hosted the session. Officers named include Gen Marcus J. Wright as vice commander and Dr Charles H Bowker as treasurer general among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urder
Washington
Charles H. Stockton
George Washington University
Stockton
Society
Marcus J. Wright
Ethelbert Fairfax
Hi EO
B. Bulloch
Howard P. Wright
Charles H. Bowker
William H. Conrad
Register-Gen
Louis D. Carman
Recorder
Henry P. Holden
Alfréd B. Dent
T. N. Littell
Cuthbert Barnwell Brown
Herald
Philip EM. Walker
Marshall
Francis J. Woodman
Lawrence Washington
Thomas C. Washington
William Mi. Pettis
Arthur Cornwell Declared Sane by Board of Appraisers
Arthur Cornwell who shot and killed his brother in law James E Courtney last June was ruled sane by three Allenters appointed by the government. He was recommitted to the District Sal td await trial in Criminal Court No 1. The board consisted of Dr William A White Dr E Percy Hickling and Dr Brush. Attorney James F Kelley contends Cornwell is mentally unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur’ Cornwell
Arthur Cornwell
James E. Courtney
Sal
Criminal Court
Wring
Cornwell
William A. White
Government Hospital
E. Percy Hickling
Washington Asylum
Brush
Sheppard Sanitarium
Baltimore
James F. Kelley
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Lillian L . Moore
Fohn
J. Moore
Thomas 8. Phelps
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J. J. Moore
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Redwood City
Cal
Phelpa
Thos
M. Hindle
Wadertaker
Emdelmor
Firth
Amrp
Fhove M
Hai
George P. Zurhorst
Devign
Korst
Mgr Tunral
Ensalmhra
Medero
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Vuneral
Rochelle
FRANK
Ferma
Frank A. Speare
Phomea
God
J. William Lee
Enbalmar
Modest Priges
Rnpylvania Ave
Televhoise Sein
BR. F. Harvey's Sons
ST. Mary
Hous
Felepnone North
Ehame
Sergeon
Jor
Cain
Maventha
Weleghone
Engraving Free
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
Health Office Record
Beattie
Sampson
Neaf
Order OF Washington
San .Francisco
Oriental Rugs
H Street
N. W
Price
H. R. Howenstein CO
F Street
Wilhelmina
G Street
Malu
We Coke UK
ICTON GAS_LIGHT CO
Tenth Street
Ich Lyotis
Sausseet
Euan Cimnese
Dlevki
Mustration
Jesvey Webster
Jungadi
Center Hall
Ted
Irving Rhem
Moore & Hill, Inc
G St
Chevy Chase
Consult
Yellett & Stubblefield Inc
14Th
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
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