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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1913

Page

14

Laurel Park Racetrack Tragedy Ends Pleasant Day

A rain drenched program at Laurel Park turned grim as Fred Mulholland, a veteran starter aged nine, was killed when his horse struck the inner rail in the third race. Jockey Waldron escaped injury. the incident followed heavy track conditions and multiple withdrawals amid a windy, near hurricane like storm.

Fred Mulholland Laurel Track Laurel Park Chemulpo Fred Lttle R. F. Carman Flying Yankee Talbott Waldron Superintendent Ogden Chevy Chase Rehberger_ yeaterday Enniskitlen Marble the Prophet the Evader Big Sandy L. Navarre Exemplar Gun Cot Madeline L Shannon River Little Earl Juverence Aviator el “Bart Son of the Wind Racewell Racebrook Renault Radley Run

Laurel Race Day at Laurel Afloat in Clear Weather

Laurel Maryland track slow as six furlongs race opens with 3-year-olds and up, Purse 500. Loretta Dwyer leads early then outruns Lace, Garden of Allah gaps. Several scratches, including Connaught and Union Jack, note fatal incident to Brando in third race. Continuous racing action reports finish times and field movements through the day with multiple horses listed and jockeys named.

Woa Eandly H. Kunz B. Ot Wells Laay Manners Loretta Dwyer Gascen ‘of Aitah Kaydersseros Kinder Lon Tilford Thomas Inferno Rod and Gun Chilton Ibelle Chilton Op. Hill Plads Nicklaon EF Row Ga Campbell Grant J, McTaggart Waldron Lace Garden of Allah Connaught Ralph Lloyd Phew Union Jack Mannix Oxden C. Merritt Outal Pest Calliban J. McTaggart Pong Gcratebed Flittehgold Roamer Ben Strome Korea Hedrick Ch. m J. E. Edwards Buxton Branda Gentry Fred Muihol Talcott B. G Yankee Mary Black House Post Nathan Fe McTaggart Wolfe Fom Holland D. Connelly Nello Feather Duster Rightessy R. F P. Carman Potelua Anerri Cleopet Arran Linbrook Afterglow Jonqui J. H. Houghton Yerralda Oneck Stable Woodsthorpe W. H. Karrick Op. Hi Oh FI Karrick Fe Doyle Troxler Radike Water Lad Ha Penny

Goethals Plan Faces Congress On Canal Zone Governance

Secretary Garrison heads to Colon with Brig Gen Weaver to study canal operation and post completion government. Debates linger between centralized military rule via a governor and a civil commission model as Col Goethals and Metcalfe push rival visions.

Garrison Mra. Garrison Erasmus M. Weaver Coast Artillery Washington New York Colon Col. Goethals Canal Commission Colon I Chicago Lake Front Canal Zone Col. Goethels Richard L. Metcalfe Isthman- Congress Goethals Congress House Panama Canal Isthmian Canal Commission Col. GostHain House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee

Girl Mysteriously Slain at Farmhouse Window

Bedford Pennsylvania. Oct. District Attorney Reilly Sheriff Dodson and a coroner's jury arrived from New Buena Vista after investigating the mysterious killing of May Turner a maid in the home of farmer Howard Carley. Turner was standing by a farmhouse window when a shotgun blast from outside killed her. The coroner's verdict will be filed tomorrow with murder as the likely ruling and the murderer unnamed.

Bedford Rely Dodson New Buena Vista May Turner Howard Carley Miss Turner Emanuel Turner Carley Reilly

May Not Take Back Strikers In Copper Strike District

In Calumet Michigan the influx of workers brought by mining companies hardened the stance of strikers who fear losing their old jobs even if the strike ends. The situation reflects tension over returning workers and company influence.

Calumet Mich

Miners in Strike Face Blacklist. Fire at Centennial Stable

Mining firms vow not to reemploy strikers. A stable at Centennial Heights, used by mine guards for the Centennial Mining Company, was burned tonight. Authorities suspect an incendiary origin and are investigating the blaze.

Centennial Heights Centennial Mining Company

G BROWN AUTHOR DIES IN NEW CANAAN CONN

William Garrett Brown author and lecturer died Sunday night in New Canaan Connecticut. He was a Washington literary figure and will be buried in Marion Alabama his native city. Born April 4 1868 he graduated from Howard College and Harvard University. He served eight years as Harvard librarian and later led the Harvard Democratic Club. He authored a Harvard official guide and historical works including The Lower South in American History. Since 1908 he contributed regularly to Harper's Weekly and belonged to the Colonial Club Cambridge Massachusetts. He is survived by five brothers.

Washington New Canaan Conn William Garrett Brown Marion Ala Mr. Brown Howard College Harvard University Harvard Harvard Democratic Club Lower South Harper's Weekly Colonial Club Cambridge Mass

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