Autoists Reach Gettys From Philadelphia
Glidden tourists arrive in Gettysburg after a warm welcome along the route from Philadelphia. The second day of the New York to Jacksonville run featured signs of greeting at every turn. Gov. Hoke Smith of Georgia and Mayor McLean of Lancaster shared a luncheon with Jov Tener. Tourists were presented with souvenir watch fobs and heard a lecture on the battle of Gettysburg before departing for Staunton, Virginia, the next morning.
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Philadelphia
Gettysburg
New York
Jacksonville
Jov Tener
Phiadelphia
Lancaster
Gov. Hoke Smith
Georgia
McLean
Gettyea
Opera House
Staunton
Laurel Race Entries Show Wide Field and Fast Track
Today's Laurel card lists races across all ages with selling and handicap events. Notable entrants include Affable, Black Silk, Magellan, Jenny Geddes, Latonia, and Princess Cal loway amid 2 to 4 mile steeplechases and sprint distances with track listed as fast to slow conditions.
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Laurel
Twosear Olde
Marses Weabies
Maxensius
Jeanette
Anna L Dey
Grenada
Js Cloud
Cooney
Magellan
Ei Diebold
Sir Nnson
Prince Ahmed
Lady Inca
Sit
Johnson
Marie Sates
Monck
Tol Bac
Pimlico
Pu Heer
Indaforces
Miss Momenta
Sunither
Sonata
Hanry
Mad Joe
Kittery
Fiton
Harlem Lass
New River
Mary Emly
Filson
Glenmore
Alfred Noble
Jennie Wells
Bherwood
Latonia
Jeddah
Pr Watson
John Robert
Arcade
Jor
Kaiser
Heyond
Jenny Geddes
Betty Fuller
Bear
Mack
Eubanks
Sir Blake
Ad Upwand
Housemaid
Love Not
Grover Hughes
Raleigh
Selting
Edna Colline
Mockler
Console
Silver Knight
GM "Miller
Alle
Mise Minnie
Bell Horse
Campbell
O'Ryan
Cat Ashme
Busy Foxhound wins Brunswick Club trials awards
Busy, a fox hound owned by Otis Dannell of Tilton New Hampshire, earned the highest general average in the Brunswick Fox hound Club twenty third annual trials at Brunswick Mass. and is awarded the Hitchcock championship cup for one year the Pope memorial cup the Woodstock panel cup and the Huyler cup.
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Attdine
Brunswick Club
Byrre
Mass
Busy
Otis Dannell
Tilton
N. H
Brunswick Foxhound Club
Quint to Start Practice for Georgetown Prep Basketball
Georgetown Prep opens practice in Ryan gymnasium after a call for candidates. C Partridge runs the embryo collections. Heyward Hawkins named assistant manager. Capt. Martin comments on strong material. Prof. Joyce will coach. The Preps face a tough schedule but aim to win all listed games.
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Georgetown
Ryan Gymnasium
C. Partridge
Heyward Hawkins
Martin
Joyce
Vanderbilt Horse Wins Grand Criterium at Longchamp
W K Vanderbilt's Montrose I won the Grand Criterium at Longchamp in Paris on October 15. The stakes totaled 8000 dollars for a mile race for two year olds.
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Vanderbilt
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Longchamps
Unsolved New York Murders Chronicle Across Years
The New York Evening Telegram revisits hundreds of unsolved homicides in Manhattan and the Bronx from 1906 to 1909, noting detective struggles and the rise of fingerprint work. It recalls cases from Elsie Sigel to the Kinman trunk murder, two stark examples among many in the era.
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New York Evening Telegram
New York City
New York
Sixth Avenue J
Metropolis
Manhattan
Bronx
Eisle Sigel
Franz Sigel
Eighth Avenue
Mysteries Of 1907 City Murders And Disappearances
A 1907 sequence of grim city crimes unfolds with the strangling of young Viola on June 27 in a second avenue tenement cellar after a disappearance thought to be kidnapping. Reports recount heavy police searches, a ransom-like reward, and a case left unsolved. Also noted are the fatal stabbing of Richard Brewer near 18th street and Washington avenue on Oct 26, 1907, and the hammer murder of Girolamo Cella at a West Broadway wine importer in Feb 1908, each deepening the era’s elusive crime wave.
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Bronx
Alice G. D. Kinnan
Washington Avenue
Second Avenue
Viole
Viola
Richard Brewer
18Th Street
Girolamo Cella
Italian Chamber of Commerce
West Broadway
40 Hour Devotions Begin At West Baptist Church
Evangelical services opened at West Baptist Church with Rev Clark addressing former parishioners. A procession featured children and a new choir led by Miss Mary Sullivan sang Gouod’s convent mass as a 40 hour devotion continued through today. Masses scheduled for 8 30 oclock this morning and tomorrow morning. Parishioners planned to join a Baltimore parade.
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West Baptist Church
Rev. Clark
Valentine Schmitt
St. Joseph's
Father Schmitt
Edward F. Coyle
St. Charles College
Charles J. Hess
Ignatius Fealy
Henry A. Hornig
Mary L. Sullivan
Baltimore
Father Wealy
Ires
H. Mayton
T. W. Bush
New Haven, Conn
Wharton
New Term On Today Road Involving Federal Claims
The United States Court of Claims opens its fall session with major cases seeking damages and patent royalties from the government. Notable filings include Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad damages of 61 million, Capt. John J Knapp patent royalties claim, and Purcell Envelope Company contract dispute. More than 185 cases are pending as the term begins, with many spoliation and other claims listed.
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United States Court of Claims
Missouri, Kansas and
Texas
Frank G. Farnham
Honesdale
John J. Knapp
U. N
Purcell Envelope Company
Postoffice Department
Charles Emory Smith
Clauss
United States
Cnlier
Congress
New Christian Science Church to Sell Old Building at Fifteenth and R
Rapid construction underway at Columbia Road and Champlain and Euclid Streets for a new First Church of Christ Scientist house of worship. The sale of the current Fifteenth and R Street NW property, occupying about 8 by 8 feet lot with 8,700 square feet, follows. Wilige Gibbs Daniel Real Estate Corp. named exclusive agents. The existing red brick building features two auditoriums for about 1,600 worshippers and was formerly St. Paul’s Methodist Church. Samuel J. Richey Dies at 59 in Luray Virginia, longtime Page County treasurer and Democratic leader.
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Lucien Clark
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Clark
Washington, Distrit
M. HE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Columbia Road
Champlain and
Euclid Streets
Fifteenth
Christian Scientists
Washington
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Christian Science Church
Willige, Gibbs & Daniel Real Estate Corporation
Samuel L. Richey
Washington Post
Luray
Samuel J. Richey
Page County
Bright
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