Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Oct 19, 1905, p. 26

Jamaicas Southampton Handicap Provides Upset and Track Record

Gamara, a 10 to 1 shot, won the Southampton Handicap at Jamaica with Coy Maid disqualified for fouling. Gold Rose set a new six furlong track record in the opening race, while Delude and Barker led among other winners as Jockeys Crimmins and Perrine featured in the day’s results.

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Jamaica la Sorciere Delude Barker Miller New York Gamara Southampton Coy Maid Perrine Fily Woodsaw True Wine Gold Rose Crimmins Fronterac Toscan Helgeen Pat Bulger Ivan the Terrible Graceful Astarita Inganity Southermer Wi W Knepp Oro Andria Perrive Herman Johnson Romaneil Rustling Silk Little Flea Mollie Donohue Ingieside Goldsboro Margaret M Ala Hassell Cassandra Cross Way Montarue Perring Woodway QW Davis Tree Wing Black Prince Spering Caprice McDaniel Jolanda Good Julia Annetta Ledy Azure Fanny Mandira Meddling Daisy Skvte Miss Lingard Brillant W Knapph Kunz Chronollie Myrica

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Sweet Jane in a Drive Steeplechase Result Not Finish

Latonia steeplechase results note Sweet Jane won the handicap over the clubhouse course before a fall of finish. Several races list long-odds winners and notable placings such as Fire and Ove Half furlongs and Rescue in earlier events. A late item reports a cross-country horse shipment from San Francisco to New York on November 19, involving four trains and 600 plus horses.

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Latonia Cinemnati Roscop Tatonia Sweet Jane Fiom John E. Owens Welch Bourlot News Thind Tyme Oberon Wadteh Frank Bell Tima Ed Barly Marco Signal I Ayer Bellisone Oddoletta Dap San Francisco Southern Pacific Union Pacific Hlinois Central New York Central New York J B. Haggin Rancho del Paso

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Todays Racing Entries Dozens of Notable Odds and Entries

The racing card lists multiple races with detailed entries, weights, and prices for Thoroughbreds across age groups and distances. Notable horses include Gak Duke Kinleydale Faher Catchem Benevolent Devil Tree SuMcenes Old Gua in the first race, and Colonial Girl Alma Dufour Palete Mien Crawford Ancestor Noveng Jonnie VWeCube Gold Braid in handicaps and sprints throughout the program.

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Kinleydale Arkhirta Faher Catchem Benevolent Devil Tree SuMcenes Jessup Blue Coat Cottage Maid King Pepper Red Ray Adolf Montecarlo Rebo Shady Lad Gavin C Water Mirror Plattoon Massa Alma Dufour Mabel Richardson Graceful Palete Mien Crawford Ancestor Noveng Jonnie Vwecube Gold Braid Hempstead Sly Ben Kingsor Hector Vintia Arkilite Third Alarm Ceprice Birmingham Frank McGrathiana Prince Yorkshire Lad Arkle Glow Star Pronta Waterford Jane Holly Carrie Jones Novena Ismailan Jong Red Knight Ginette Salter Hoy

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Frederick fair races yield mixed results at Frederick MD

Frederick Maryland reports light rain kept many away but afternoon sun drew large crowds to the Frederick fair. George M. of Reading won the 2:48 trot purse of 500 dollars amid a program featuring a 2:23 pace and two unfinished divisions. Other entries included Grace H, Patuxent, Oxophan Boy, and Little Hal among numerous horses and riders with times and purses noted.

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George M Reading Washington A.B Cummings Cordova Nottingham Bridgetown Ed Bryan W. Robinson Philadelphia Ana Rara Avis B. G HE. A. Sanderlin Lebanon N. H Ined Ethe Etet Ballock M. Bg W. S. Rhodes Anti Ton H.W. Lazce Dobbs Ferry J F Dolmson York S. m Wilson Newark Ohio Patuxent Robert Fraley Frederick Frank Kedrick Johns Mora W Iwl Keavaneugh Harrison- Burg Va. We Teres Peere Ree Little Hal Thomas McWarland LG Gunston T J. Magon Point of Rocks

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Breaks Record Yet Loses as Moroccos, Commerce and Labor Fall

In the GP O League, the Moroccos set a season high with 968 across three games led by Crass’s 237, but Commerce and Labor won the first game and edged ahead in the last two. Interior Department, Columbia Real Estate, and City Hall squads posted uneven scores as other leagues echoed the same tight results amidst a busy departmental series.

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Kenilworth Case in Court Trials Arthur Wall

Trial opened in Circuit Court at Upper Marlboro Maryland with Arthur Wall, Kenilworth resort proprietor. Witnesses including Detective Bauer and Mahler testified about telegram and money order details. juror illness led to adjournment to tomorrow morning awaiting Kloch.

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Jumping Races Highlight Washington Fall Meeting

The Washington Jockey Club fall meeting opens November 16 and runs to December 2 with an expected ten steeplechase events at Benning. Big stables from Colt to Bonnie Brook plan entries as jockeys and horses prepare for Bladensburg and Chevy Chase stakes plus Hunters Champion and Washington Cup action.

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Washington Jockey Club Aqueduct Jamaica Benning J. W. Colt W. K. Levering Jimmie Johnson C. R. Huff, Jr Courtland H. Smith Phelan & Caruthers T. Hitchcock, Jr H. Rozier Dulany Lin Kerr Nat Ray Bonnie Brook Bladenaburg Weahington Jockey Club Kunters Columbia Closs Bladensburg Chevy Chase Stable Room Robert Bradley William Midgley Adolphus Whealer V. W. Power Thomas Manning Vic Gller F. F. Miller C. C. Hall Jack Goldsborough William Jennings, Jr J. L. McGinnig DB. R. Bradley James McLaughin William Garth Lee Evens House Phantom Tom Cogan Jim Newman Dupont Paul Jones Black Hussar Elizabeth Jimmy Mara Sandhurst Malden Lavator Castilian Buck O'Dowd Nitrate Gus Strauss Arian Leach Widener Coligny the Doctor Knobhampton Sir Lynwood Pierre Lorrilard Gansevoort Black Death Mackey Dwyer Fallaheen Harbor Hill Gold van Don John Melbourne Eclipse Altar Carruthers Pielan Toronto Ben Crockett Woolgatherer Eastern Racing Association New York

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Stocking Filled With Gold and Silver From a Bank Cashier

A Chicago Tribune note recounts a playful bank experiment with a hosiery department to estimate how much money a woman could conceivably carry in her stocking. A witness in a bankruptcy case claimed $1,747, with $747 in gold, silver, and alloy. The cashier and saleswoman discuss stocking dimensions and weight, suggesting 30 inch length and wide enough for various coin bundles, then note extreme weight for large sums.

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Samoan Volcano Eruption Eyewitness Account From Apia

H Moors of Apia reports a Savaii eruption that began after earthquakes and grew into a lava flood reaching the coast near Bafote and Salaula. About 1,500 acres covered by lava, trees and land consumed, crater built up, visitors view the scene from Matauto, and the Maori steamer Maori carried spectators.

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Murphy Stopped By Referee In McGovern Bout

Tommy Murphy of New York was badly beaten by Terry McGovern at the National Athletic Club Philadelphia October 18. McGovern dominated from the start, knocking Murphy down six times before the referee halted the bout to prevent possible serious injury. Corbett was noted as a future six round foe in announced plans.

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Life and Work With Shopgirls From Public Opinion

Elisabeth Howard Westwood writes in Public Opinion on the department store scene. She notes limited scandals, praising kindness and decency among floor walkers and bosses like Mr. Simpson who secured a 60 cent weekly raise. The piece describes strict supervision, door policies, and punitive timekeeping in a salesman driven, profit focused environment.

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The Drawbacks of Realism in Art

The Burlington Magazine discusses Realism as it aids public understanding yet hinders speed of motion and vitality in art. It argues Realism limits design freedom and color invention, while true Oriental art thrives on economy of means, design, and color to convey meaning. A separate note touts the King’s New Discovery for lung trouble, coughs, and colds priced 50c and 1.

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Jefferson Bible Acquired by United States National Museum

The so called Jefferson Bible now belongs to the United States National Museum in Washington after a 1896 purchase. The original volume measures about 1 to 4 inches tall and 4 15/16 inches wide with a red leather full binding and gilt tooling. It features a five panel back with the title Morals of Jesus in gold in the second panel from the top and gold tooling along all edges and margins.

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Stevens Discipline of Young Hill in Panama Canal tale

Henry M. Hyde recounts an incident on a surveying expedition where John F F Stevens disciplined the son of a railroad president for misconduct. The party returns to headquarters as the elder man agrees Stevens acted rightly.

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Roosevelt's Tuck and the 1960 Vice Presidency Luck

The Metropolitan essay hints that Roosevelt’s ascent to the Vice Presidency in 1960 relied on luck. It argues rivals claim luck empowered two people to seize prizes and opportunities, shaping political fate when timing faltered.

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Jamaicas Southampton Handicap Provides Upset and Track Record

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Sweet Jane in a Drive Steeplechase Result Not Finish

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Todays Racing Entries Dozens of Notable Odds and Entries

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Frederick fair races yield mixed results at Frederick MD

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Breaks Record Yet Loses as Moroccos, Commerce and Labor Fall

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Kenilworth Case in Court Trials Arthur Wall

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Jumping Races Highlight Washington Fall Meeting

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Stocking Filled With Gold and Silver From a Bank Cashier

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Samoan Volcano Eruption Eyewitness Account From Apia

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Murphy Stopped By Referee In McGovern Bout

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Life and Work With Shopgirls From Public Opinion

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The Drawbacks of Realism in Art

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Jefferson Bible Acquired by United States National Museum

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