Linbrook Wins at Jamestown in Norfolk Horse Meet
Linbrook won the fourth race at Jamestown, beating Altamahas by a length as declaring favorites stumbled. Jockey Jimmy Burwell steered Incision into a half length victory in the third, while Goliwog surprised odds in the fifth with 10 to 1. Other races featured Sadie lines and close finishes among maidens and older horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Linbrook
Altahama
Dope
Jimmy Burwell
Jockay
Pluvius
Butweil
Goliwog
Thrifty
Golliwog
Hoe
Harebs
McTaggart
Louiss Travers
Buxton
Suwanee
McCahey
Tinte
Castara
Ray of Light
Bong
Valley
Porbhrock
Ruxton
Ford Mal
Shuttinger
Jinks
Burlingame
Reno
Plurious
Tom Halland
Doyle
Assessor
Brynavia
Lord Ladas
Mobility
Inferno Queen
Ward
Altamahas
Neander
Dim Caffrey
Nicklaus
Yay Pey
Port Ariington
Aware
Jabot Algo
Golliwogy
Wolf
Itty
Poe
Wilson
Gerrard
Guide Post
Latourne
Wekert
Racing Entries at Jamestown Meet Charted
Today s entries list six races from two year olds to handicap s on turf and dirt with horses named Harvest Queen Rohest Violet May Mary Werren El Mahdi Polly H Laura Mordecai Rati gan Billy Starr Faguen Bound Brook Merles Clan Alping Velpini Syosset Race Brook Ocean View Progressive Honey Bee Gold Cap Quartermaster Stentor Ivabel Bherwood Ste John Johnson Carlton Cherokes Rose Ti Water Welles Bob R Farishshire Colonel Cook Fatty Gottmother White Heat Billy Baker Spell bound Little England Guide Post Pendant Schaller Cat My Fellow Weather: clear track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohest
Violet May
Mary Werren
el Mahdi
Polly H
Laura
No Manager
Mordecai
Ratigan
Billy Starr
Bound Brook
Orderly Nat
Merles
Clan Alping
Velpini
Syosset
Race Brook
Progressive
Yellow Eyes
Honey Bee
Gold Cap
Quartermaster
Stentor
Ivabel
Bherwood
Scallywag
Barnswat
Carlton
Water Welles
Bob R
Guy Fieher
Ferihshire
Colonel Cook
Ste John Johnson
Fireside
Maxim's Choice
Orotund
Fathom
John P Nixon
Salon
Zodisc
Waterlady
Battery
Sylvestris
Milas
York Lad
Red and Gun
Sir Denrah
Kent
Prince Floral
Hator
Veneta Strome
Silas
Odds and Names Echo Incomplete Racing Card
A garbled race list reads many horse and person names without clear events or outcomes. Mentions include Sir John Johnson, Water Lady, Rys Straw, My Fellow and Yellow Eyes among scattered entries. no dates, venues, or results are discernible.
Surgeries Offer Hope in Bichloride Poisoning Case
New York physicians report two women poisoned by bichloride of mercury showing progress after novel kidney flushing operations. Mrs Helen Janin of Staten Island recovered enough to expect discharge within a week after Dr Alfred Thomas's procedure. Mrs Agnes Pleasants of the Bronx improved after Dr Alexander Nicoll cut to the kidneys and inserted drainage tubes with salt solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Janin
West Brighton
Staten
Alfred Thomas
New Brighton
Agnes Pleasants
East 184Th Street
Bronx
Alexander Nicoll
Thomas
Nicoll
Hoki
Horoscope for Scorpio on November 33 1914
The article predicts a doubtful day with mixed planetary influences and warns caution. It notes Jupiter favorable for bankers and wool merchants, Uranus ill effects, possible political and reform excitement, labor tensions on the Pacific coast, and likely marriages for those of suitable age. It also mentions traits for births on this day and careers suited to Scorpios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Neptune
Saturn
Jupiter
Uranus
Congress
West
Middle West
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
McClure
Byn
Men miss again in federal stenography drive
Civil Service Commission notes difficulty filling male stenographer posts from 240 to 900 dollars a year. Officials say men avoid the work while women stenographers remain abundant. Secretary Doyle cites a long-standing lack of interest among men in stenography, despite salaries and ease of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Doyle Sage
Civil ‘Service Commission
Commission
Doyle
Interstate Commerce Commission
McGuinty
Upholds Ban on Bankers in Federal Reserve Plan
Princeton N Y Nov 21 Representative Carter Glass condemned the present banking and currency system as bond ridden and excessivelyexpansive. He argued bankers will not sit on the Federal reserve board and criticized Vanderlip's notes as flat money. He favored a government board with private interest incentives and opposed the bill’s profit division as too favorable to bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. Y
Carter Glase
New York
Glass
Federal Reserve
Vanderlip
Hetty Green at 78 Keeps Frugality as Vanity
New York reports Mrs Hetty Green world’s wealthiest woman turns 78. She dismisses birthday parties as for schoolgirls and notes no special observance, while relatives send greetings. At her office on lower Broadway she remains alert with investments in real estate mortgages and bonds that have grown in value. She seldom loses, credits thrift and hard work for longevity and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hetty Green
Lower Broadway
Police notes recount injuries and thefts in city streets
Eight year old Nettie Decker was struck by a Capital Traction car while crossing Pennsylvan ia avenue at Sixth street southwest. She was treated at Casualty Hospital and sent home after stitches. Other incidents include a 13 year old boy injured after colliding with a wagon in the Agriculture grounds, a 19 year old mortor cycled after a collision on D street northeast, and a man injured as he was rammed by another motorcycle near Ninth Street. A Bristol man reported losing $13 in Union Station to a stranger posing as a railroad agent. A stolen grocery wagon was found by harbor precinct police but its contents were gone. A youth who died after collapsing on Eighth and E streets NW had been staying at Gospel Mission, identified only as ikard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Decker
Tenth Street
Capital Traction
Pennsylvania, Avenue
Sixth Street
Casualty Hospital
Joseph Booes
Fifteenth Street
D Street
Ninth
Reginald J. James
Willbrook
Booes
James
Samuel Scott
Bristol
Penn
Washington
Capital
Sixth Precinct
Union Station
Eighth
E Streets
Gospel Mission
Shere
Ikard
Two men shot in a Benning Road incident
Police peppered by bird shot stop a man marching with a shotgun on Benning road near Ninth precinct. Joseph Simms, 40, is jailed after an empty gun bottle was found. George Campbell, 31, is hospitalized with bird shot wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litut Parvey
Sims
Campbell
Casualty Hospital
Senator Pittman backs government rail for Alaska
Senator Key Pittman of Nevada told the Mississippi Society that Congress will authorize a government owned railroad to Alaska to develop coal and gold fields and open homesteads. He said the move would boost national production, break coal monopolies, and strengthen the navy, with several senators and representatives in attendance. Meat and greens prices rise as Thanksgiving approaches, with seafood and pork options touted as potentially cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Addre
Mississippi Society
Key Pittman
Congress
Alaskan
Alaaka
Alaska
Confederate Memorial Hall
Mississippi
H F .Ashurst
Arizona
G E H. Chamberlain
Oregon
Miles Poindexter
Washington
E. D. Smith
South Carolina
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Mortis Sheppard
Texas
Harry Lane
W. H. Thompson
Kansas
Francis G. Newlands
Wiliam C Houston
Tennessee
Kenneth D McKellar
Charles F Booher
Mingouri
Mother fires at intruder in Milvale store
Pittsburgh dispatch reports J M Werner’s Milvale confectionery was held up by Moxley a Gettysburg man demanding money from Werner’s child. The mother fired a revolver chasing him into the street. Moxley surrendered and was taken to the police station with Mrs Werner in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Moxley
Gettysburg
J. M Werner
Milvale
Werner
Mos
Kensington High School Demand Heard by Board
A Kensington delegation asked the county public school board to establish a high school in Kensington Maryland arguing the lower county needs it and Kensington is the logical site for the new institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want High School
Kensington
Rockville
Board of County Public School Commissioners
Queen Host to Mission Body Receives Wilhelmina
The world missionary conference committee led by John R. Mott visited Queen Wilhelmina at Het Loo near Apeldoorn on Nov 21. Her majesty hosted a luncheon after Mott explained the committee’s aims, with American delegates including Bishop Arthur Liod and several clergy and lay leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina
John R. Mott
Wague
Netherlands
New York
He Loo
Royal Castle
Apeldoorn
Mott
Mr. Mott
Arthur & Liod
James A Brion
Boston
Arthur J. Brown
Charles R Watson
Philadelphia
Silas McBee
John Franklin Goucher
Baltimore
Henry W Peabod
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P-B & CO
P-B
J. Meeks
Fhons M. Zi
Sloan's
Franklin Ayer Mobila
Locotiobils Co. of America
Locomobile Co
Amapica
Locomobile
America
Paria
Washington, D
Pope Waverly
A. Harris
Ubland Terrace
Tourist Auto Livery Co
Gerace and Office
Hess Auto
Rambler Mitchell
Maxwell HM
Lrrry, Jr
Fort
14Th St
W. Bartram
L Bartram
Ave
M. Tel
Studebaker
Commercial Auto & Supply Co
N. W
Chalmers & Zell Motor Car Co
H St. NW
Cadillac Baker Electric
the Cook & Stoddard Co
Come. Ave
Shade
Seventeenth Street
Ladion Office
Henderson-Rowe Auto Co
Irvin T. Donohoe
St. NW
Olds Mobile
Pollock
Stee
Marmon Foods
Potomac Motor Car Coo
Connecticut Ave
ILCOX_TRU
Ave. S. E
Harley- Davidson
Wilmington
William ¥. Baker
Jamestown
Flage
Philadelphis Inquirer
Polly HH. Ivabel
John Johnson
Folly H. Mordecai
Ragusa
Velsini
Sherwood
Guy Maher Fathom
Water Lady
Stas Grump
Venetia Stroma
Rys Straw
My Fellow
Enquirer
Mahdi Ratigao
Melos
Ragues
Gazert
Guy Fisher
Oret
Rys
Anavri Silas Grump
Little England
Fellow
Morning Telegraph
Billy Stuart
EJ Mahnt
Orderly Net
Melos Sherwood
Veabe
Stars
Calvert Shop
TIGER
Edward J. Hart
Exeter
N. H
Honore C. Dennen
N. J
New England
Hart
Chicago
Eidle
Seattle
Wash
Harvard
Dodo Birds
Police
Department of Agriculture
William Adams
Linworth Place
Fourth Precinct
Harbor
Benning Road Farm
Turkey
Pittman
Rhode Island
Virginia
Lygate O
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