Dick Bernard Triumph Leads Grading at Gravesend Seabreeze
Dick Bernard, the Vivochte, won the Seabreeze stakes at Gravesend after racing from the backstretch to edge The Southerner by a length. Four favorites won, with stable bidding and rest of meeting entries discussed as S A Humphrey’s stable faced rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dick Bernard
Gravesend
Thea Entrley
S A Humphrey
Feouta
Martin
Davis
Hinebrandy
Mistiss
Dawzie Fotursty
Ho L Johue
Hildetranm
Bumatra
Hedferns
Tod
Bravery
Nean
Enid
Time
Liz Salt and Pepper
Jay Lard
Marlo My Critical
Relbirt
Hyacinth
Maxey Maharadella
Millers Dougals
Simi Kach Gelling
Ons
Lus Chungy
Lot Redforn
Homestead
Gielen
Atahut
Fore Plain
Be Taut
Ietca
Memphis
Conuideracion
Viera
Avatralina
Spencer Reiff
Ad Vacar de Ayortray
The
Prospect
Sia Tad Fea Wardtav
Burmenth Tee
Mint
Cheysilla
Jim Beattie
vAbew and
Bank
Africauder
Swipty
Gani
Ligola Hurt
Major Datngerterd
Grand Siam
Percy Whekes
Yorke Stale Cecarateame
Ghuecher
Limerick
King Tpad Bale
Baque
Belle Bigoore
Balmant
Kai Nee EN Meyarn
Wheowvear Colda
Lubin Triumphs In Feature At Del Mar Racing Card
Lubin, backed from 8 to 1, won the feature event at Del Mar by half a length as Toby Tosa, the favorite, finished third on a slow track. The program listed multiple races with horses such as Fenton, Bun Lear, Tama, and Trixie White, detailing pace and placings across five furlongs and longer events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubin
del Mars
Toby Tosa
Fenton
Conway
Flyer
Lindsey
Bun Lear
Diewens
Tama
Lat Fecke
Weetz
Jennie Hugher
Oyar
Korea
Trixie White
Beto
Young
Chird
Fame
Samdbarh
Meyotca
Mr Dade
Mr. Pique
Fred Prtoamayer
Anosentative
Bite
Mary Mandalan
Tom Rows
D Austlny
Rosecourt
Uica
Flore Wil Fenghay
Anne Davis
Austin
Lavig Ig
Rachel Ward
Ite
Laughnlay
Hedlam
Fiheiliar
Ducky Adap
Howell
St. Auuen H
Ice
Werond
Regina
Tame
Atenas
Lyrist
Maatar Walters
Sod the Hebrew
Alzteenthe
Sellime Lacy Crawford
Bourke Cockran
Sitawprug
Simonign
Daveria
John Nandelph
My Eleanor
Si Lady Lou
Menaiscance
Ely Belle Krone
Hilts
Eduardo
Escoban
Velwood
Rave
Blake
Bisla Tabet
Ebyuw and
Reason
Frboten
Eace
Helt Turtoner
Zint
Seotend Dance
Laura Mumter
Sam Craig
Fuctignis
Prince Light
Tadan
Felfes
Mildred L
Sernia
Mostng Dervish
Check Morgan
Hook
Lemon Girl
Crime
Piyer
Alue Turner
Kansas City fall meeting opens at Kingers City Jockey Club
The Sansas City fall meeting begins tomorrow and runs until September 9 at Kingers City Jockey Club. Elm Ridge Handicap valued at 3500 is the feature with Alma Dufour likely top pick at 99 pounds. Entries list several horses across five furlong and longer races with weight figures and contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kingers City Jockey Club
Elm Ridge
Arter
Alma Dufour
Bebo
Mynbear
Welling
Far Tempinon
Tyrollan
Padre
Elm Ridge Handicap and nearby races listed with horses
A list of race entries with horse names and weights across multiple races. Horses include Bombardier Alma Dufour Foncanta Jack Young Conkling Honolulu Judge Himes Cateay Elliot Claude Sweet Tons Love's Labor Juvenal The Bigaboo Flying Torpefio Slath Maritang Lida Lally Agnes Brennan Tryon Flor ino Lady Charlot Jerry Hant Whoa Bill Eifin King Janette Handley Crom Rasytrost Cropite Black Thorne among others with weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Bilt
Apelias
Drexel
Lady Ellison
Fred Horobeck
Girdlestone
Moyel
Elliot
McGee
Claude
Aching
Love's Labor
Ft Juvenal
the Bigaboo
Flying
Torpefio
Judge
Maritang
Lida Lally
Agnes Brennan
Tryon
Florino
Lady Charlot
Jerry Hant
Whoa Bill
Agein
Eifin King
Janette
Handley Crom
Rasy @trost
Cropite
Black Thorne
DULL CARD AT WORTH COPPERFIELD THE ONLY FAVORITE
Chicago racing card at Worth shows Copperfield as the sole favored winner with five other events taken by second choices or long shots. Track conditions improved and results span six furlongs to a mile and a sixteenth with multiple named horses and odds listed for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperfield
Chicago
Worth
Falee
Homman
Avenger
Reid
Ethel Scruggs
Coleman
The
Mian Gunn
Ed Barry
Mon Amour
Dr. Stenbena
Geamster
Canterelle
Romanelli
Exey Trade
Holfmas
Mord K
Lou Woods
Mr. Farnum
Viola Alo Rao
Paula
Helgemon
Fto E
Julia M
Shaver
Mlelhwood
Waluriek
Cocils Alno Man
Rank
McIntyre
Baywood
Wileon
Wild
Tima
Gypzone
David
Rowe
Fesentry
Alliste
General
Teward Alto
Jod Anderson
Sparrow Cop
Trovatore
Horton
Tae Way
Marlbora
Marlo
Chamblee
Jos Martin
Del Mar Trotting Record Attempt At Oakley Park
Major Del Mar driven by A P MacDonald and paced by a running horse, challenged Cresceus for the world trotting record of 2 02 4 without wind shields or pacemakers. The effort tied the existing mark despite poor weather, with other card events including a 2 14 class pace where Sunny Slope and Funston battled for wins across heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Oakley Park
Major Delalar
Cresceus
Major del Mar
Brajor del Mar
A. P. MacDonald
Scott Hanasen
Funston
Edwin C
Sunny Slope
Sunny Lope
Summarie
Happy Hair
Shire
Ellise Funston
Ra. G
Apa Vice Regal
E. G. Asmes
Lydalie
McCoy
Riley McHeen
B. i
gMcCarthy
Macy Lee
Bom
Curry
Meclaney
Te Donaldy Vw
Ozenam
Br. Ms
Henyoh
Ae Wentworth
Bik
Spear
Ad Ad McKinley
B. G
Boone
Tims Wee
del Mar
Tima
Quart
Cy Hy Bik
Gambetts Wakea
Hudson
Shafer
g.Footer
Wild Brino, Jr
Bedford
McHuris
Megbel
Sultan
Beg
Dural
Dulcome
Hipbes
Glad Belle
Geere
Virginia
Jones
Joe
Demarest
William M
McCerths
TRENTON FAR CLOSES RUTH M AND BRIDEWIN WINNERS AT INTERSTATE RACE
The Interstate Fair at Trenton New Jersey closed with a Friday crowd and horse racing results. Ruth M Dom and Bridewin led wins in multiple divisions with pur ses ranging to 500 dollars. Ocean Princess and Barnett Bb also placed in trot and pace events. Parkway Driving Club closes in Brooklyn with Nerva Patchen Olive Wood taking top honors in the free for all and a string of other stakes including Fiorodora Belle in the 1900 pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M
Barnett B
Ocean Princess
Bridewin
Trenton
N. J
Ruth M.D Om
Bog Geuttray Ritesa Mara
Brinkerhot
Aereia Tims
Barnett Bb. A
Alantara
Biguw
Mtea Mille
Bose
General Fisk
Bog CW
Emlih
Ricawood
Maxtoldy
Ocean Princees
B. m
Epaulets
Metin
Meyeray
Lord Elden
Norton
Jobs Ball
Meredith
Garrett H
Clark
Tommy Hunter
McDonald
Jonas
Thorn
Parkway Driving Club
New York
Brooklyn
Nerva Patchen
Olive Wood
Nerva
Dan Patchen
Morley King
Brownee
Fiorodora Belle
Nell K
May
Harpo
Rosey Wen
Lasering
Moile Bawn
Larida
Ivo W
Haleigh
Harry Medieat
Mini
Palo Alto
Novel Three Year Old Steeplechase Planned at Benning
Washington Jockey Club announces a new Junior Steeplechase at Benning for three year olds to be run on Tuesday November 2. no penalties beyond mares and geldings scale. starters to carry 140 pounds and $900 added to the stakes. entries close October 30 at the Jockey Club New York. the event is expected to inspire similar three year old steeplechases at other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benning
Washington Jockey Club
George W. Jenkins
Pilato
Howland
Jockey Club
New York
Results at Greendale track Worcester Mass Sept 90
Races held at Greendale track concluded after rain with seven events, four carried over. Dominant winners included Walnus in the 23% clasp trot, Néwaboy in the 2:14 class pace, Ellie Wilkes in the 2:28 trot, Chief Wilkie in the 2:20% pace, and Sepphire in the 2:14 pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Greendale Track
Susie Fox
New York
Walnus
Harry L
Gloria
Elisabeth
Waunlla
Woo
Funny Bile
Pacond
Bustle Fox
Wes
McDougal
Mayzatta
Madeline P
Red -Bita
Zold Dens
Ellie Wilkes
Evelyn Byrd
Bertha K
Bird
Walter H
Mary Breele
Wilkie
Megaphone
Jim Chimes
Red Fallow
Carmen
Little Heart
Fiesty J
Daniel
Lawn Wickes
Wegman
Trithy
Nutwood
Harry Johnson
Betccaldo
Baron Patchee
Cesera
Princasa la
Purge
Sepphire
Mace
P. H. Flyon
Judges Nip Tess to Let Red Line Win in Race
Erie Pa Sept 30 last day of Reed Driving Park meeting. Tess held back to favor Red Line. driver replaced, Tess won easily as bets and pools were declared off. Also reports on other races at the meet with Tess taking first in the 214 pace, while Red Line placed second. Nearby dispatch notes fire rumors in Lisbon and ambassadorship talks in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Red Line
Erie
Reed Driving Park Association
Rogsta
Dorments
Pecona
Maxtrous, Jr
Mormonroe
Reprobste
Carl Adel
Valpean Bhaffer
Ee Powers
Lady Miller
Beta Drake
Bedworth, Jr
Pure Gold
Br. m
Edgeniit
Jamison
Hed Lire
Queen of Bpaden
Bedford Hoy Wan
High School Alumni Plan Publication For Graduates
The Bus 3¢36 High School Alumni Association, meeting at the school, approved starting a four page monthly alumni newspaper around November 15. Paul E. Steman was authorized to form a three member committee to plan operations. The editor will be president, and a five graduate committee will supervise. The banquet date is provisionally set for September 1, 1905. There are 450 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Alumni Association
Paul &. Steman
Alumni Association
Paul E. Sieman
William King
Messrs
A. L. Neumeyer
R. W. Pullman
W. C. Metcalf
W. G. Stuart
James EB. West
A. C. Houghton
Madge Stanley
Marian E. Speaks
Maud Wagner
Stole Hungarian’s Purse in Police Court Conviction
Nicholas Randolak, a Hungarian admirer, identified Dennis Twomey as the thief who grabbed his pocketbook and 42 cents after sharing cigars. In Police Court on Veterans Day Twomey was found guilty and fined 3 pounds 6 shillings or sentenced to three months in jail, with Officer Murphy arresting him while Randolak pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Twomey
Nicholas Randolak
Kimball
Randolak
Anterpreter
Twomey
Murphy
Tobacco merger vote and stockholder actions in Jersey City
Meetings of the American, Consolidated, and Continental Tobacco companies were held in Jersey City to action on a three firm merger. The plan envisions a consolidated company with about 250 billion in bonds and stock and retirement of Consolidated collateral trust bonds. Stockholders of American and Consolidated adjourned or voted in favor with some opposition. Continental showed strong support, while a court injunction status affected scheduling. Vera Cruz Bonds sold. railroad stocks quoted in Baltimore and the Vera Cruz line update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American
Consolidated
Continental Tobacco Companies
Jersey City
Consul Joisted Tobacco Company
Consolidated Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
St. W. W. Futer
Trenton
Continental Tobacco Company
Ticket Brokers Exjoined By Federal Court Ruling
Chicago, Sept 3. A temporary restraining order against nineteen railroad ticket brokers was entered by Judge Gross in the United States Circuit Court. The order bars brokers from handling railroad tickets or unused portions that are non transferable by their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gross
Cup
United States Circuit Court
Legal Record from Washington Supreme Court and DC courts
The Washington Post carried a two year notice program for bankruptcy filings and court orders as mandated by the July 2 1898 act. The report lists equity circuit criminal and probate actions with multiple parties and attorneys, including Clarke Stewart, Brandenborg, Leckie Fulton, Brady, Vanderbilt, and Hubbard Trusts among others, detailing guardianships substitutions and trustee appointments in diverse DC cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Washington Post
Clabsumh Stewart Va
Stewart
Vouplainast
Cafendant
Gothltora
Brandenborg & Brandenburg
Margaret Wi. Murrey
TQ. St. Alward
Lorenzo “A. Bailey
Smith
Monumental Savings and Loan Association
Motion la Vacate Décres
Saperini
George E
William ©. Sullivan
Padgett & Forrest
Vandertil
Vanderbilt
Saternally
Albert Miles
Circuit Court
Clabaugh
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Shilington
Gundaga
Barr & Thom
Real Estate Transfers in Washington Heights and Nearby Areas
Transfers show Campbell to John A. Parnes at block 9 310 Tenth Street Southeast between B and C streets Walter F. Collins to Flarance P. J. Lithgow part lot 44 square 869 $10 Bloomingdale Albert L. Ogg et ux to Eugenie A. Yates West 38 block 10 918 G Street Northeast between Elaganth and Twelfth streets Minnie V. Morrison et viz William to Frank J. Dolan lot 50 square 382 $10 No 1416 Street Northeast J Spring Poole to Terrence Mahoney lot 60 square 1051 BW Jersey Avenue Northwest between L
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Streela
Oliver M. Atwand
Otim Rise
Jow
Part
Squam
Anacostia
Roberta K. S. Witmer J
John ] Doyle
Annie C. Osborn Et Vie
Alfred G
George J. Holtman
Sikth Street
Gant Teatreeia
Charien F. Harley
Leon Tournier
Claratee M
James A. Springmanan
Semo
Rudolph Baur
Port Saratoga
Brgoxland
Edwin A M. Lawson
Sepyerson
Elizabeth M
James A. Lusty
Robert R. Maharey
Robert A. Maharney
Sama
Elizebeth M
James A
Annie MU. Lushy
Henry C Hmmerman
Percy Crawford
Square Tilt
ALLEY
North Capital
Pirttatraete
Thomaz Kirby
T. T. Keane Company
Mount Pleasant
Glbert J. Osterman
Margaret A. Levy
Atreats
Atreet
New Jersey Avenue
Wilton C
Thompson St
Joseph Solomon
Fillmore Bealli
William Winaton
Washington Heights
Campbell
John A. Parnes
Tenth Streep
Cstresta
Walter F. Collins
Minnie V. Morrison
William
Frank J. Dolan
J. Spring Poole
Terrence Mahoney
Jersey Avenue
Squard
Walter EH Stephens
William DB. Eétmouston
Frank P. Receido
Charles Shaler
George
Holtman Et Ux
Alvid G. Osporn
Michael J. Colbert
Annie C. Osborn
Clarence M
James H. Aprig
Mann
Mdmemd Fitegerald
Joan J. Fenan
Enterprise Berial Building Association
Annie May Lusby
Joseph L Weller
Burry, Rawards
Robert K. Mahorney
G. Been
Squar
James A. Cahill
Wilkes E Edmonston
John A. McCarthy
Thomas M. Carrol
Micheal J. Colbart
William D. Sullivan
Arcure
Clara M. Hooper
Harry
George R. Linking
Willem C. Sullivan
William Clabaugh
Sears
Mount | Pleasant
Margaret “A. ‘Lavy
Daniel
William A Him
Reginald W. Boail
Onterman & Builer
Charlea W Darr
Charles W. Fairfax
Ralph L . Hall
William Winston
Bequest Aims to Fund Home for Drunkards' Wives
In Des Moines a bequest from the late James Callanan, described as an eccentric philanthropist, provides a thousand dollars to establish a home for drunkards' wives. Callanan supported temperance in later life and was known for generous contributions to the cause. The exact terms were made public yesterday. a sum seems sufficient to push the project forward. In St Louis Fraternal Congress sessions were held with officers elected, and next year's meeting set for Mackinac Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Callanan
Millionaria
St Louis
Patr Tample
Mackinac Island
Mich
F. A. Faulkenburg
Denver
Colo
M. W. Sackett
Mearoville
Deeds of Trust Listings in Washington Area Holdings
A lengthy record of deeds of trust and secured loans across Washington and surrounding districts. Entries show numerous grantors and trustees with sums ranging from about 800 to 3,000 dollars, terms from 1 to 8 years, and interest rates around 5 to 6 percent. Notable properties include blocks and squares in Anacostia Mount Pleasant and Uniontown areas.
Ammon seeks release from Sing Sing prison
Robert A. Ammon has appeared in the United States District Court seeking a writ of habeas corpus to win release from Sing Sing where he is serving four years for involvement with the Miller 620 per cent syndicate. He contends his constitutional rights are violated by lack of commutation for good behavior. Knoxville dispatch reports H. C. Cash town marshal of Oliver Springs Tenn was shot and killed by William West, son of Dr. T A West, after prior arrests led to a grudge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert A. Ammon
United States
Knoxville
Tenn
H. C. Cash
Oliver Springs
William West
T. A. West
West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dick Bernard Victor
Pronto
S. K. Kumphrey
Sansas City
Wa Paper H
Rihivi
Baltimore and
Hetera
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greendale
Losa
Lisbon
Sept
Commissariat
Vilna
Russia
Viliarea
Paris
Foreign Office
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Rome
Vera Cruz
Speyer & Co
Vera Cruz and Pacific Railroad Company
Baltimore
Seabaara
Criminal Court
Arthur Gatewood
Gerigener
Surety
Ve. Thoma Jacobs
Edward Pulaski
Justha Clabaver
Charles H. Berkelop
Probath Court
Arthur G. Pickett
Frank XE
Pickett Guardian
Lambert & Baker
Helen F. Hubbard
Ervin S. Hubbard
Whilam Henry Whi
Tarael P. Holton
Jerusha SM Holton
Wilson & Barksdale
Charles A. Blumer
Core Blumer
John M. George
Myrtle M
Linger
Attorneya, Brandenburg & Brantenburs
John Turner
Eben Turner
Willa
Friaby
Patar Admonde
Joha ‘Wigalaton
Bend
William Holmesd
James Hayes
Deveators
Torney
B. If. Downing
Caventes
Bailey and Tucker & Kenyon
Albert F. Johnson
Guardian
Duckett & Trent
Lulu
Maine
Eudltor
Cale
Real
Leckle & Fulton
Rabeccr Minor
Bialr Les
Marin Young
Tei
Aled
Maurice S. Sturgeon
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Enactment
White Haven
Plaintig
Tucker
Kenyon
Thomas F. Harward
W. A
Teehuttchy
Reppellant
Gyan Gardiner
Ammon
Lown Marshal
Regal
Deaser
Post
Washington
Peck
Reuben
Mr. Ducat Smith
Hiram Hobnails
Uncle Sam
Naval Academy
Dorothy Dixon
Indiman
Gates OF Chance
Forest City
St. Louis Fair
Walter B. Stevens
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Lte
Negiige
Yale Laundry
6Th St
New York Ave
Department of Etvion
Burlington, Th
Rey
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