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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1905

Page

48

World's Record Sprinter Roseben Wins Manhattan Handicap

Roseben ridden by ONeill set a new six furlongs world record at Belmont Park, defeating Aeronaut and Race King in the Manhattan Handicap timed at 1 14 8. Dreamer won the Dixiana Stakes. Other races at Washington Park featured Dick Wells' time being surpassed and Horse racing results across the day.

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Dick Welle Washington Park Chicago New York D. C O'Neill Roseben Aeronaut Rosepen Dreamer St Roma W Knapp Maid of Timtuctoo Martin Annette McDaniel Oh the Eve Blore Tweedie Myrica Winnie Salt Peper Fist Star That Shines Hinteydale W Davis Accountant Bac Sidney IP Neill Old Guard Gentian Manhattan Hendicap Sit Furlangs W Emapp King fcDanisl Klingsor Hell Strome Shaw Don Royal Miller Oro O'Neil von Tromp Preen Horner Birmingham Notter Wes Garner Flavigny Miss Point J K F Sterling Benvotio Romanelli Hippocrates Goldfleur Goldsmith Jennile McCabe Peggy O'Neal Grenade Martimmas Gemara Mionasquaw Rete
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Delagoa Disqualified In Churchill Downs Feature

Delagoa finished first in the Churchill Downs feature but was disqualified for fouling Moonet the favorite in the stretch. Moonet suffered a leg injury and jockey D Austin fell, breaking a leg. Weather was clear and the track fast as summaries note.

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Moonet Churchill Downs Louisville Delagoa Bonnie Sue D Austin Nona W. i C Morris Chief Milliken Allen Shhade Tima John Lescalla Gilded Lady Mary Rosenfoss Winton Prank Bill Praise Eda B Plorta Lady Belair Hogan Nicol Beacon Light Valencia J MeIntyre Come On Sam Bitter Head Jean Lee Quinn Brady Agneto Mingita Mile Ebony H Jackson Barmockbelle Covina Brunner Wakeful Lionel Ed Marly Rather Royal Robert G Lensing Gold Bell Wynheer Robinson Envoy Intense J Hicks Lensagitte Marabon Hicts Principia Calabash Dick Brown Maileehlo Watchful Plebeian Sherrill Inspector Girl Beautiful Bess McIntyre Eleanor Howard Morris Neva Welch Commandant Hot Hortensia Nannie L J P Mayberry
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Today's Racing Entries and Early Weights

The program lists entrants across six races from Allagen to a six furlong selling. Notable horses include Errant and Backieya in race one, Gatebell and Woolgatherer in race two, Wurgomaster and Tronsides in race three, St Ursula and La Sordiesa in race four, Colonel Jim Dougas and Warra in race three selling, and Sir Gallant with New Amsterdam in the handicap. Weights and entry numbers accompany each name.

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Allagen Alert Errant Backieya Bouvier Black Prince Drage Kid Prore Wiveach Dazzle Disobediert Speed Smith Ethelred Myrtié D Yoonshine Woolgatherer Phantom Dirk Roberts Pagan Bey Ggress Night of Elway Nursery Hantlerp Wurgomaster Whimetecal Tronsides Liptor James Reddick Pervere Hrideoman Waterwing Arklirta Sly Bon Clark Griffith Dek Luke Uid Hermitage St Ursula la Sordiesa Mollie Donohue Psthia Antilian Herman Johnson Ard-ia Progress Pantoutie Tech Miggie Oothien Benevolent Carutters Ml Windz Avision Just Iso Isbary Brother Frank Miss Ogen Leonora W Lord Prevost Miles Cringorm Lord of the Louisville Ahola Dungannon Nevermore Fra Cutlre Freetlag Turrar Dr Hart Algerqain Frivol Robert G Lansing Moris Athena Wemphian Secord Caroline Aouth Fite Mo Chief Hayes Leta Nutty Neyden Marsin Neal Eve Wean Jim Dougas Warra Carte Opera Peggs Altiste Henry Ach Major Carpenter Frank Dill Black Cat Potter Gerona Funieuleire Princees Orna
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Favorites Triumph in Lexington Trotting Meet Details

Lexington Ky Oct 6 Favorites swept four trots at the fourth day of the Lexington trotting meet with a large crowd. Johnston Stake highlighted the card as Emma Brook defeated Albert C in the second heat, Gold Dust Maid outpaced Lady Paulthe C in the 2:12 trot, and Dan F dominated after a sluggish start. Time and placings listed across heats for the 2:13 pace 2:18 trot and other purses.

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Enston Johnston Stake Emma Brook Miss Adbell Albert C Essily Gold Dust Maid Lady Paulthe C Mate Dan F Lillie R Tommy Burns Lily Clay Fred Miller Dan P Snk A. Penn B H William Penn A. V. Gudwig Kinney B. m Andrews Belfast Barrett Nordica Altonette Belladi Kipling Johnston Steken Thorn Mamie G. Qgeérny Cee Pauline CG Br m Chandler Helen Nort Rutherford di c Padgett Bom Tayier B. G Stout McCarthy Johnny Smoker Jimmy Reprath Jess Emil D Miss Kipting
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Closing Day at Interstate Fair Ends Under Fine Weather

A good crowd attended the closing day of the Interstate Fair in Lynchburg Virginia with calm skies and favorable weather. Races included a free for all trot or pace with a purse of 400 dollars showing winners such as Little Belle and Minnie Thompson, plus a running consolation and a gentlemen's driving match with notable entrants. A separate note reports a grocer Ernest Smith of New York Avenue Northwest filing for voluntary bankruptcy with assets of 4200 dollars and liabilities about 12 107 63 dollars. John R Lang named receiver. Guests at St Patrick's rectory include Patrick J D O Connell and Rev G E Connell among others.

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Washington Post Lynchburg Little Belle Mellie Newman Marguerite Minnie Thompson John F. O Sadie Temple Pannelia Seco A & Ie Nieta Lucy Sia Nancy Daniell m T Ernest Smith New York Avenue Northwest John R. Lang Bend Se Arliste & Johnson Smith
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Ada D Sweeps Field in 2:16 Pace at Brightwood

Ada D. won the 2:16 pace at Brightwood with Noah 3B close behind and Lady Rodman and Roan Hal also in the mix. Edna Wilkes' mare led the mile in the 230 trot and pace, defeating Miss White and others amid a lively but unsettled final heat.

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Brightwood Driving Club Brightwood Track Charles ¥. Hadfield W. A. Brown Washington Ada D Noah Lady Rodman Roan Hal Buckley Meah B Fiesh Reaves Adam Cannon Roan Ade D Noah B Miss White Harry H Ago Fletcher Wilkes Barry H Manners Bob Ingersoll Misa White Duke
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Middies Open Football Season With VMI Tilt at Annapolis

The Munval Academy football team meets the Virginia Military Institute in Annapolis on October 7. Lineups show Welch at left end and Howard captain at right tackle, with several changes to bolster weight and form. VMI also leaves Lexington for Annapolis with nineteen players to face the Navy squad.

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Asiapolis Washington Andgipolis Munval Academy Virginia Military Institute Welch Grady O'Brien Causey Piersol Howard Dague Norton Spéncer Bernard Ghormley Navy Cain Dovelass Doherty Halvesmith McConnell Woodworth Tage Lexington Annapolis Naval Academy HE. Branch Johnson
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Harban and Lafferty Set for Columbia Final in DC MD Golf Meet

Harban of Columbia and George Lafferty of Chevy Chase reach the finals of the District of Columbia and Maryland Golf Association championship at the Columbia Club. Lafferty edged Bankhard 1 up after 19 holes in a top match, while Harban won both his morning and afternoon rounds. The event features multiple flights and about 150 players from area clubs with two prize trophies on the line.

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District of Columbia Maryland Golf Association Columbia Gulf Lee L. Harban George C. Lafferty Chevy Chase Harban Dr. Harban E. H. Bankhard Sudbrook Bankhard Lafferty Birt L. J. Harban Allan Lard W. McKinley Dr. W. Harban H Sankhara T C Jenking George C Lafferty J C Davidson Gray Ellicott Dalzel Britton Eixteen H. M Talcott H M Hall Winter M H. Gates HB Duvall J. F Armetrong J J. Morrow D K_. Jackson Talcott Rich L Weaver OR. Parks T Marban H T Harding D Cartis HL. West HR Lay L. W Ginzebrook L. W. Wénvar Wo T Hartan Gay Cartiss P. ©. Sullivan T. Fling Moren Reeve Lewin J. B. Pyle M. Pantoth Prank Govern Mattingly W Og Peter Refault Loutis Siullyan Danforth
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Washington Boys Brigade Drill Impresses Crowd at Pittabirge

The competitive drill at Sherley Park featured Company F from Washington displaying a polished routine. Spectators lauded their evolutions as the boys earned high marks, with Company F scoring fourteen points in today’s events. Decisions are expected to be announced tomorrow night.

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Company F Pittabirge Washington Post Piteebare Sherley Ciémpany F Washington H. C
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Local Track Meet Winners And Parade Details

Bally won high jump at five feet two inches. G F Thompson took second in broad jump. In the hurdle race L A Clauset was second and C R Hawke third. The Washington delegation is being entertained by Company G Third Regiment. The Church of the Ascension parade will be held tomorrow afternoon with Company F acting as escort to the commander in chief.

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Bally G. F. Thompson L. A. Clauset C. R Hawke Washington
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Social and Personal Notes From Seventh Page In Washington

Out of town weddings and society news weave through Washington social pages. Augusta Turner and William B Matthews Jr plan a Baltimore ceremony with Rev Ellott officiating. Herbert B. May and Minerva Brown wed in Decatur Alabama, and May’s prior role as secretary to Governor Johnston is noted. Other items mention Dr. Miller the German Austrian champion, Mr. A O Von Herbulis registering in New York, Dr. Charles Lucien Boves returning from Lake Ontario, Mrs. James Hamilton Sears hosting at 1821 I Street, Mrs. Harry Smith returning for winter, and the Matthews family ties to Virginia lineage.

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Augusta Turner George Turney Prince George County William B Matthews Wiliam B. Matthews Virginia Washington Matthews Douglass & Douglass Samuel Matthews Old Pint Virginia Plantations Turner Old Dominion Baltimore Mr. Ellott St Andrews Church Corcoran Street Herbert B. May Minerva Brown Decatur Ala May J H. Brown Joseph F. Johnston Alabama Spain Montelomery Grays Alabame National Guard Servie Charles Lucien Boves Bovee Chaumont Bay Lake Ontario New York James Hamilton Sears I Street the Gulf Sears Maznola Harry Smith Q Beret
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Yew Officers Installed at First National Church Youth Society

The Young People’s Society of the First National Church held its annual fall meeting at the corner of Tenth and G streets NW. Officers for the year were installed and reports from retiring committees were given. Rev. M. Newmiar spoke on the society’s past year works and urged continued effort. Providing a social supper, the event closed with planning for the year ahead.

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First Tional Young People’s Society of Iran Emdeavor Raat Tional Tenth Ani G M. Newmiar D. Dy Ami Iniaie Frank c. Schrasder Vive Prestgein Sel Seaver R. Denner Ies Ollie Ul Setretas
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Fire destroys yard at 1834 Eleventh Street shop

A rear yard fire at Roberts & Lewis junk shop 1834 Eleventh Street Northwest spread to adjacent sheds and a sunlit stable. Two horses suffocated. property damage estimated around several hundred dollars. Firefighters battled flames for about an hour. other nearby sheds and homes also damaged.

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Shere Robert & Lewis Eleventh Street Roberts& Lewis J. J. Moone S Street Ares Mieventh Street
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