Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1914

Page

16

Ella Bryson Wins Canvasback Stakes At Laurel Park

At Laurel Park yesterday Ella Bryson, owned by R Carman, led a crowded field to win the Canvasback Selling Stakes for fillies and mares, with Briar Path and Tranid close behind. The day also featured the 1 1/16 mile handicap won by Buskin, as GM Miller and Pandean trailed before Buskin wore down the Carman horse at the wire. A steeplechase upset saw Idle Michael fall back, while Senegambian and Bewalt finished strong. Judge Walser suffered a fall at the second fence.

Laurel Park Wil R. Carman Ella Bryson Aztade Blue This- Ue Meck Taatant Shereard Scuster L. Parsons Hukie Elia Bryson Briar Arvbods Briar Path Scalivang Dstanr Shore Water Welles Sherwood Tria H Hallenbeck C. H. Robbins Busk'n Hamburg Pandean G. M. Miller Ivan Gardner Buskin GM Miller Carman Fim En P Andean James Butler Tudor King Fron IC Bewalt Senegambian Judge Walser Cottman Che goRt Poe McTaggart Laete Bryn Legion Norus A. Allen Idee Walser Pier Pw Senegamblan Rene Hurr Aleta Michael Hatta Bat Garines Seward Hameatreteh Panurat Wat Ameo Varnans Ie Fairbrother Firisiee Ballyaag Sorat Seling Weiss J. Ashar Vale Hos Tima Helen Borge Ie Buxton Rederts Galnaboroug Stowe Abe Iete Stabwart Heer Shaw Pime Borgea Ouigare Parr Wenner Sunth Warkine Florsen Findnekers Straign Hederis Giana Crane

Warrenton Hunt Club Show Delivers Fine Sport and Costumes

Warrenton Va Oct 15 The Warrenton Hunt Club meet on the Wil lIam F F Wilbur farm drew about 2000 spectators in poor weather. The day featured large horse show classes and jumping with 15 costume floats led by Mrs John Gaines and Miss Fitz Elizabeth Gaines's America's Gift to the Nations. Awards went to entries from Mrs William C Hayes and Mrs Richard Wallach among others, plus multiple steeplechase results and a post-race ball at Fletcher Hall attended by many locals.

Washington Post Warrenton Warrenton Hunt Club William FF. Wilbur Warrenton Hunt New York Philadelphia Richmond Washington John 8. Gaines Fitzabeth Gaines America Elizabeth Gaines Misa Olivia Fell P. A. Vans Agnew William C. Hayes Joan of Arc Wallace Brown Heyward Spilman Gaines Misa Olivia Pell Joan of Ace vFtret H. C. Groom Uncle Remus Richard Wallace Julian Keith Graziola Kelly Amherst R. L. Humphrey Joseph Flannagan

Today's Racing Entries Show Selling Races and Handicaps

The list details six races with selling classifications for 3-year-olds and up across varied distances. Entries include horses such as Alorin Coy Flying Yankee Mor ratown Big Dipper and Mary Ann K in multiple events, with different weights and prices listed for each starter.

Seals Alorin Qackland Coy Flying Yankee Morratown Big Dipper Jurxa Hlartle Burton Knight of Gertrude F Mex Rodeo Grater Furlone Sandon Salon Gallant Roy Jnatica Goebel Daisy Patt Kate K Lostus Hoentz Grover Hughes Hodge Co Lad Tro Skolney Fitth Moe Commauretta Jack Hanover Rain Coat Amazon Gold Crest Girl Don Cortez Spradel Christe Chevron Mary Ann K Milton Sleepland Grton Garneau Verena

Marshall Sees Big Fair Attends With Carlin Twenty Hundred School Children Present

Fairfax Virginia October 15 Vice President Marshall and Representative C C Carlin visited the Fairfax county agricultural fair drawing 3000 visitors this week. Marshall praised the fruit display especially apples and noted the fair as a strong American institution aiding production. Carlin spoke followed by remarks. About 2000 schoolchildren from nearby areas attended. Directors extended the fair through tomorrow.

Washington Post Fairfax Marshall C. C. Carlin Virginia Fairfax County Carlin

Bride of W F Childs JR Miss Alice Carr Marries in Hyattsville

Miss Alice Blanche Carr daughter of Judge and Mrs Arthur Carr of Hyattsville Md married William Fentmore Childs Jr of Annapolis last evening at Pinkney Memorial Church in a major society event. Rev Henry Thomas officiated with a large gathering. After a wedding trip they will reside in Salisbury Md where the bridegroom is employed as a civil engineer.

Alice Blanche Carr Hyattsville Annapolis Spertal Hyattaville Jes Arthur Carr William Fentmore Childs, Jr Pinkney Memorial Henry Thomas St. Matthew's Parish Gladys W. Carr T. Carroll Grant Florence Childs Mattie Hardesty Adalaide Rogers Mississippi J. H. Page Baltimore Messra. G. Hodges Carr S. Gales Edwin Friese Catonsville B. Ashby Carr

Louisville Results From a Wild Race Meet Card

The Louisville card lists six races with winners and payouts. Erin wins the first race for owner Murphy with $390 straight and $3.40 place. Billy Joe takes race two with $780 straight and $1.30 place. Multiple horses ran in each event, with various seconds and thirds and detailed times noted through the program.

Sreat Olda Erin Murphy Jimmie Gill McCabe Robert Kay Taylor Je W. Adair Bob RB. Fellowman Wyandohe Seling Billy Joe Ren'a Brother Collinal Chesterton Cannonade I Star McGee Jeff Roberts J. Nolan Carneau Gabrig Curlieve Jack Kavanaugh Louisville Grecian Boose Mc Canel Derich Siler Helen Raybould Kris Kringle Converse Booker Ail Pir Fr Josie Ales Royal Tea Smythi Smythi, $7.80 Straight, Lya50 Place, and 32.89 Show, No Sureget, 106 (fTeahan James i Dishmon Princess Callaway Kruier Tile Dr. Kendall Sa Jon Sleepland Son Bonne Chance Yenghee

Jurists in Auto Crash Near Upper Marlboro

Judges Beall and Camalier were injured when their car was struck by another vehicle returning from court near Upper Marlboro. Also in the car were Merk, Hall, and stenographer MacCartee. Judge Camalier was cut on the forehead arm and hand while Judge Beall suffered a bruised side. Dr. Lansbury treated the wounds. both judges resumed duties in the morning.

Beall Camalier Upper Marlboro Washington Post Fillmore Beall B. Harris Camalier Washington Marlboro Merk D. Hall Robert G. MacCartee Camealier

Short-priced horses win at Newmarket

London, Oct. 15. Weather improved at Newmarket but attendance fell from Cesarewitch levels. E Hulton's two year old Tag and Torloisk increased wins, stablemate Wippant captured the Heath plate. Sir BE Cassell had earlier won three races in one day. Results include Bretstaken and Prendergast stakes with tight betting.

Washington Post London Newmarket E. Hulton Sir BE. Cassell Bretstaken Silver Tag Rickaby Firet Good and Gay Polldamna Torinisk Donohue Cattistock Patrick Heath Plate mMe Fuppant Pickle Sactair

Fragmentary Theatre Names From Diverse Papers

A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and aliases such as Helen, J. Harrell, Laurk, Phyllis Antoinette, Rosal Martyr, Dr. Duenner, Mycense, and many others. The text references Merning Telegraph Morning Telegraph Kemmatt Enquirer and Cinetonat Enquirer, with scattered place names and performers, but no coherent event or outcome.

Merning Telegraph Helen Harrell Laurk Phyllis Antoinette Buzz Around Kesom Kenessa Parlor Boy Yarle Man Thornhill Spearhead Hanean Rosal Martyr A. N. Aiken J. H. Houghton Dr. Duenner Kemmatt Enquirer Voluspa J. B. Harrell Schnapps Laura Joe Finn Burs Around Kewesra Fifty-five Hm Basey Mannaseh Ray of Light Uncle Man Hanson Pullux Royal Martyr Dangerous March Oakhurst

Hoppe Now Leads Inman In Billiards Standings

Chicago October report shows Willie Hoppe stretching lead over Melbourne Inman after a win on Balk Hine. Hoppe totals 2494 points to Inman's 2119 with multiple accumulated scores listed. promo for next Sunday Post featuring "Pieces of the Game" and advance paper orders.

Chicago Willie Hoppe Melbourne Inman Hoppe Inman Y Hopper Post Adv

Uniform State Laws Draft Advances at Milwaukee Conference

Commission on uniform corporation law reports 20 of 46 tentative sections passed with 26 remaining for discussion. Act aims to unify corporate law nationwide, drafted by Richberg Shepherd Taylor Glass Brown. Massie named chair of executive committee after Stanke step down. Resolutions urged physician nurse regulation highway construction indigent care and anti lynching laws. A driving proposal to ban cotton raising in 1915 was shelved for executive review.

Milwaukee Willard United States Chicago Charles E. Shepherd Seattle Seneca W. Taylor St. Louis Hiram Glass Austin, Tex Rome G. Brown Minneapolis Eugene C. Massie Richmond Charles T. Terry William H. Stanke Pennsylvania Stanke Madison Wis Executive Committee

Casket Makers Debate Uniform Production Costs

George P. Johnson of Chicago led the morning session of the Casket Manufacturers Association of America at the Powhatan discussing uniform production costs based on a scientific cost study. Redfield's address was postponed, B L Ewing proposed freight rate readjustments, and R Murphy headed the cost committee in Decatur NL. Sectional meetings were held privately, aimed at industry harmony, followed by a social get together and fish dinner at the hotel salon.

George P. Johnson Chicago Casket Manufacturers’ Association of America Powhatan Commerce Redfield B. L. Ewing R. Murphy Decatur United States Palon

Boundary Dispute Between North Carolina and Tennessee

The Supreme Court heard a five year old boundary dispute between North Carolina and Tennessee over the line separating them. Originating from a 1821 commission and expanding through Civil War era encroachments, the case concerns land taxes and title grants on a 30,000 to 40,000 acre tract and the sovereignty of the states in determining ownership.

North Carolina Tennessee Supreme Court Bar Boundary Commission

District Bar Association names three candidates for District Supreme Court

A committee formed at a District Bar Association meeting selected three local lawyers to present to the President as candidates for the District Supreme Court seat to succeed Pantel Thew Wright. The list was to be reported at the Bar Association meeting the next day. Benjamin F. Leighton serves as chairman with members Alexander H. Bell Charles W. Clagett J Spalding Flannery James B. Archer Conrad H. Syme Leon Tobriner Edward H. Thomas and John W. Yerkes.

District Bar Association District Supreme Court Judicciary Pantel Thew Wright Bar Association Benjamin F. Leighton Alexander H. Bell Charles W. Clagett J. Spalding Flannery James B. Archer Conrad H. Syme Leon

Wright Charges Dropped and Kemp Death Reported

The House judiciary committee filed a report recommending no further action on charges against Associate Justice Wright of the District of Columbia Supreme Court after an extensive inquiry. Separating himself from public service, Wright resigned effective November 15. In a separate case, William T. Kemp, 37, a carpenter, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound after expressing suicidal intent. coroner Nevitt ruled death by own action.

House Judiciary Committee Wright District of Columbia Supreme Court House Public Service Kemp William T. Kemp Second and T Streets I Street Nevitt Forrest We. Wardman Justice Stafford W. G. Gardiner Brandenburg & Branden Mites Schmidt Attornes Brandenburg & Brandenburg A. A. Birney Campbell National Vaccine and Antitoxin Institute Thomas—Eliia & Donaldson Ferguson No. & Altman Va Webb Wilson & Barksdale Forreat Wiltale Hamilton Gertman Yerkes & Hamilton Ridout Thompson Va Thompson Beall Clemence Commercial Fire Insurance Company Easby-Smith—Douglas, Ruffin & Qbear Fuldner Neale & England Earnshaw Va Newman Worthington Syme Stephens United States Trust Company District of Columbia Ella & Donaldson Lambert—Syme Potomac Electric Power Company Tarlington Johnson British-American Assurance Company Va. Bernard's Clephane Walt Brandenburg Hale Duckett Farmer United Statae Ve McKee Glanle—McKenney Flannery & Hitz Balderston Middledorf Middledorff Quins—Reidy Atwell McLacch Jen—Owen Foster Arcade Company Teharty Adriaane—Lambert Whippler Lynham Hufty Sullivan Burke Hexford Va Keane Penning Gorden Faker Lambert Eliza & Donaldson Hipley Urtho Attorne Archer & Sm Steino Brunemer Driver Richardson Merillat Davis Lyon

Supreme Court Docket and Courtroom Proceedings Update

The legal record lists multiple high court items with names including The State Banking Board of Oklahoma, W A Farsted, J Th Lankford, Platte Iron Works, American Water Softener Company, and North Carolina versus Tennessee. It covers leave to file briefs, arguments in equity and circuit courts, emergency adjourning notices, and bench schedules across Federal and District courts detailing cases, participants, adjournments, and forthcoming hearings through November 1914.

United States Supreme Court Justice McKenna Justice Holmes Justice Day Justice Hughes Justice van Devanter Justice Lamar Justice Pitney Justce McReynolds Franklin B. Lord New York City William L. Martina Montgomery Ala Charles C. Pavey Columbus Ohio State Banking Board of State of Oklahoma W. A. Farsted W. A. Ledbetter J. Th. Lankford State Banking Board Platte Iron Works Company American Water Softener Company J. C. Lankford Farish Stata Banking Board State of Yelahoma W. S. Parish W. A Ledbetter Charles West W. Conard Allen McReynolds Platte Iron Works Et al State of North Carolina Tennessee Thomas W. Bickett Thomas W. Bichelt Charles T. Cates, Sr

Deeds of Trust list across Meridian Hill and Petworth properties

A long list of deeds of trust details secured by various properties across multiple neighborhoods including Petworth Meridian Hill and Pinehurst. Names include William F Curtis Marsha Lah ta James Berry and Marvin A Custis Herbert T Shannen Merton I Luchs Elizabeth J Gates Olivia T Taggart and many others. Amounts range from 100 to 7 000 with terms from one to five years and semiannual or quarterly interest.

School Street Soctiwest Samoal H. Walker Elia Barnhart Richard C .Thompson Richard Thompson Ella Uarry Barnhart Sixteenth Seventeenth Streets Wiliam H Rowlinson Ua. T Raphael &, Casllear Square Econd Kenyon Streft Oates Bleth Street James KE. Cooke Mary FE. Cooke Hiluarouk- Otway B. Zantuinger Alexander E. Cole Capitol Street Catherines T. Buscher John H. Jr Margaret L. Crawford Sixteenth Street Heights Luperturg Investment Corporation Benedict Kirsch Colt Mata Road Kirketeing Oto Simon Sarah Bpigel Intercar Meridian HI Fifth Street Rhode Inland Avenue Catherine Weyrich Jennie E. Willett Lot Petworth -Moldaugh & Shannen Harry Netile T McInturff Fifth &Treet Lantstreste Shenet Ux Frank Tjunghaus James P. Junghaus Ormond H. Butler Henry Ebert Kalorama Heights Anns EK. McQueen Caroline & McLanahan Inta Marbachusetts Avenue Mabel Johnann Guy T Stewart LE Droit Park Edward B. McGetrick Jerele I. Mahler Ingleside Maurice EK. Dorsey Willem Warner Long Meadows Charlen G. Allen Samuel G. Eberly Twentieth Street Optreets Harriet W Moore Robert AL Veitch Florida Avenue Balthasar Gerlach Mary E. Clark T Street Fitzabeth J Gates S Nichola St—Frances Nichols Elizabeth Woodley Park Chevy Chase T Great Falla Land Corporation Addie M. Flyns Kenilworth William F. Curtis George A. Maddox Richard Mc Curtin Marsha Lah James Berry Marvin A Custis Perpetual Yellett Canby John H. Zabel Daniel C Leahy Myra J. Spencer Elizabeth H. Lloyd Washington Loan & Troat Co Equitable Cooperative Building Petworth Warry Nelle Meinturff Francia Lau William Martin J. Gottwala Percy HO Russell George L Bangell John Russell Mary EH Clark Ernest le Schmidt George M Emmerich German American Building Association Pinehurst Elizabeth J Gates Eugene McLachlen Frank Fuller Frances S Niche Periannually Binek LE Uroit Park Coleman Richard K. Tyler Charles G Werden Wilfred Stevens Black Herbert T Shannen Merton I Luchs Louis Ro Peak Watson F Clark Mo M Julia H Chadwick National Savings & Trust Co Meridian Hili—Fdwart HooChildera Et Ax Heney H. Bergmanp Charles &Ehater Ancure Northern Liberty Gennan American Bieck

Also Mentioned on This Page

Canvassback Laurel Track Butler Trumpkins Niewerapr Warrenton Exhibition Richard Wallach Julian C. Keith Intry Fletcher Hall W. H. Pool Aquilla W. F. Wilbur Lady Betty J. K. Maddux Claus I. K. Maddux Mes. Portman Jack Senhouse B. Hareyt Harry Edmonds Lady Elway Springfield Stables F. G. Hostetter Agiulla W. F Withar Mra. Smith Steptoe Milas Wallace R. R. Barrett Mra. Portman Hunter John Aquilin Frank Wooden J. M. Glaswcack Print Vaughn W. HR Emory Forsythe Barber T. L. Humphrey Turd Ballymore Leith Race Brook T. L. Evans Belay Borami Mee R Merry Twinkle Fair Helen Sue Daras Royal Blue Deviltry Volant Haversack Yan Aware Gage Hypatis Jim Basey Hesom Ida Lavin Fury Puler Bor Sia Connemara Igewresa Milton Roblee Dick's Fet Silas Grump Madre Mandlesp Jay Light Manaszeh Toms Iz Hanson Uy Puallax Rosa Martyr Our John Kazan AON Akio Leonine Pelli el Orn Napier Brush Duenner Highton Ming Fileanor Earl Savoy Fairfax Farmers W. F. Childs, JR Laurel Morning Telegraph Ashland Lond Anna Kruter Gertrude B Justice Goebel Daisy Platt Lao Skolny Donlus Goldcrest Cheiatle Mary Aon Garneau Gold Olor Cinetonat! Enquirer Hig Draper Jassie Louis Oakland Hattie Burton Anna Krester Iallant Day Hedge Serius Leo Waldcrest Raincoat Don Cortes Mary Ann E Milton B Forges Model Corporation Mertz Mertz and Mertz Co., Inc F St United States Court of Claims Edward K. Campbell Charles G. Howry Fenton W. Booth Samus Barney George W. Atkinson Interior Department Messrs C. C. Dantela Edward C. O’brien Dantell, Henderson Webster Ballinger John A. Ballcane Lafayrtta Burrus Azelde M. A. Rowley BE. L. Garrard Alfred ©. Markley John D. Clark California Bridge and Construction Company Heinzmann Bros Court of Appeals Robi Ma von Orsdel Samuel W. Perkins A. William Suelzer Alexander P. A. Connor Pracice Whitford Appellant F. J. Hogan Appelles United States Trust Company Ve. Blundon TH. Winship Simmson Roy J.T. Sherrier W. 3 William G Braemer Equity Court Justice McCoy Kinyoun Hopkins Juaics Stafford Thomas Q. Bradley H. H. Glaasle J. W. McNeill MG Grimes W. KE. Lester John M. Mahon Taylor Vs. Masonic Hall Association J. EC Padgett Duvall Crawford Ye Crawford Coombe Ker J. L. Yougle Aldeut—Hume Cockrell Carrighs Neale @ England Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland Hogan Provident Relief Axeoclarton Wa American Home Life Insurance Company Proctor Safford Va McAden Bates Circuit Court NO Lambert & Yeatman Lamson Va Siddell Gles— Siddall Gardiner Na Bi Burrh Va Washington Railway and Electric Company Montague & Moriarty Dunlop Edwards Sylvester Jet Torde Fsme Welsh Va. City and Suburban Railway Co Dutton Rey—Johnson Circuit Court Hancork Ve Tuttle Munsey Trust Company District National Bank Garnishees W Geynn Basby-Simith Auntrese Pieharty Perry & Son Carreng Baker, Braggere Pronter Matcheimer Criminal Court Chist Corington S. Philip Baker Asaannt Cale I. Q HO Alvard United Tates Clarence Doone Elm. Hewlett J. McLaurin United States Va Wade Fairfax RC. le Moncure R. G Finney Ernest Magee Richhard Powell Lewia Herbert George Alexander District Court Justices Anderson Second Street S Street Rhode Island J. A. Pressagno L. J. Lauman Justice Anderson Stilson Hutchins Simpson Sullivan Company Burn Calvert—Gree Fox Va Moree McNerman Ve. McGee O'Briea Ottenborne Rust Ve Wareh Wille— Clark Radout Fairfield Va Davia Attorners, Coombe Harlow Washington and Southern Bank Richartapp Attarnaya Wilson—Whitford Faulkner Rosen Attorneys Tobriner Wwolt Virginia Warricon Ammerican Security William I Pallard EW. Gray Walter Ho Marlow Marlow Charles Fo Anderson Ro Festan Suesley Robert Adam Wild Fled AB Lac Julie Grady Will Fed Sheehy Frederick E. Pierce First Neonal Fire Insurance Co Datendant Atwrneye J. B Archer Easley-Smith Margaret H Moran Creed Mo Fulton J. G Na Laboulsan H. Winship Wheatley Altman & Co Equity Suite Margaret W. Shinn John B. Shing United Divone J. F. Babel Ashley M Gould Joseph EB Cusack Trustes RD Quicter L. L. Perkins BOND Equitable Surety Co Phono Southern Bldg Niewsopa Peehrbhive
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication