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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1905

Page

10

Newbro’s Herpicide Touts Germ-Killing Hair Remedy

An ad extols Newbro’s Herpicide as a true scalp germicide that kills the parasitic germ causing dandruff and baldness. It criticizes substitutes containing Cantharides and glycerine and notes samples available for 10 cents, with sales via Detroit manufacturer and several pharmacies.

Newbro Herpielde Co Detroit Mich Stevene’ Pharmacy Sth Atheck’s Pharmacy Pa Ave

Drake's Broadcloth Wins Second Race at Jamaica Meet

At Jamaica New York Oct 2 20 horses raced in the Lynbrook Handicap for two year olds six furlongs Zienap Brookdale Nymph and others contended in a tight finish Zienap and Brookdale Nymph were edged by a head Zienap won later J A Drakes Broadcloth captured the second race bid up to 2500 over entered price and kept by the stable Two favorites won in a busy program with fast times and upset results.

New York Zienap Lynbrook St Jamaica Brookdale J. A. Drake Broadcloth Sterling Piller Reidmora Klerick Horner Vine Lawsoulen Proposer Fred B Pamela Speed Smith JK. F Townes Spring Ban Ruth W Bragdoroth Wiley Massa Samuel H. Harris Kotter Thing Ting Celebration Diamond Martin Platoon Tyan ‘Terribie W. Knapp Trne Alwin Waterside Zeala Kitti Platt Mopacotor Sewell Brookdale Nymph Shaw James Reddick Burns Security Hooray Kinleydale Berry and Gates Hermitage Ethelred Ragce W. Buchanan Legatee J.martin Thistle Dole Conquest Banigla Salt and Pepper Myrica Miss Crawford Alma Dufour Thue Ormonde

Track fast at Latonia Cincinnati Oct 23

Six and a half furlongs first race won by Wood- Inds at 2% with Jack Rattin 4 to 1 second Optional 15 to 1 third. Time 1:23.35. Amberlia won second race, Sles Lee second, Dolinda third. Terp won third race, Trisance second, Astrea third. Close Leader won the fourth race steeplechase handicap with Itacatiara second and Light Out third. Brancas won fifth race mile seventy yards, McTival second, Clgar-Mghter third. Belden won sixth race six and a half furlongs, Bitter Brown second, Theo Case third.

Cincinnati Latonia Jack Rattin Madoc King’s Charm Pensee Meister Karl Sanetomo April Shower Verandah Amberlia Sles Lee Dolinda Little Giant Neva Welch Mamie Algol J P. Mayberry the Gadfly Horténeia Terp Trisance Astrea Grace Paulina Boyia Edna Elliott Minnehaha Ethel McCaffery Barette Clover Nook Kite Tail Sonata First Advance Clan House Itacatiara Laurel Bank Holiday Jim Hale John E. Owens Lori Radnor Sweet Jane Brancas McTival Clgar- Mghter Luralighter Marabon Pentagon Calabath Rolla Teara Malieable Neodesha Alec Ran

Index Men In Slump No Record Scores Bowled

The Index team of the Bureau League won the first game against the Aldines but then lost the next two, with no player over 200. In the Washington Railway Relief Association, the General Office beat the Light Company 225 by Manahan, while the Lawyers beat City Hall in the Real Estate League. Hess bowled 222 for the Bureau in the Departmental League as the Commissioners were swept in three straight games.

General Office Light Company Relief Association City Hall Real Estate League Bureau Aldines Index Bureau League Washington Railway Relief Association Manahan Commissioners Hess McCarthy Childress McFadyen - Ue McAloon Atlangon Connell Beddow Isd Schinter Richards Allen Phila General Offce Hirehcock Whitney Ss Buck Anderson Isa Moffett Cis Sceee Cae Rene Eg Real Estate League Thira Lawyera Hiker Isa Smith BOE Vierbuchen Ise Bs Han Hollander Rotn Packard Birchead Crane

Jamaica Racing Entries Produce Wide Field of Sprinters

Daily entry list shows six furlong two year olds led by Lancastrian 120 and Inquisitor 116. second race includes Captain Buckie 110 and Gold Braid 14. third selling event features Cambridge 106 and Benevolent 104. Amagansett selling lists Gamara 108 and Monet 105. sixth race maidens include Awnings and Mamie 108. Latonia card lists Pattonville 102 and King Abyssinia 102. multiple races feature setup times, purses, and varied weights across a broad field from two to three year olds and up.

Jamaica Inquisitor Hector Flim Flam Water Dog Old Guard Captain Buckie Gold Braid MacBeth Goldsmith Hookleya Adios Jack McKeon Yiammula Rob Roy Lady Jocelyn White Ghost Wyeth Niblicx Gilpin and Brigand Danseuse Red Fox Consuelo II Sunray Rece Olié Cambridge Birmingham Benevolent Mintta Curly Ann Herman Johnston Delmore Runt Montanue Lenore Cassandra Aviston de Inde Margaret W Amagansett Migs Mamie Swell Girl Iolanda Commune Fanny Oriflamme Usury Vly Hoyal Ghina Skvto Hill Lassie Bivouac Duemna Latonia Purie Pattonville King Abyssinia Young Gsaler Tom Crowe Kingumtere Prince Glenn Adesuo Ossian Little Ben Rogal Income Wizard King Windshield Bourbon News Hedgethorne Economist Lady Mistake Doll Leath Dr. Uart Harmakis Detonghtre Monoshord King of the Valley John H. Mirby Joviat Apnea Virginia Arc Light Cygnet Sneer Sincerity Bale Rather Royal Major Carpenter Tople Flying Charcoal Delagoa Ed Sliver Azeling Gold Enamel Dr. Wang Bowling Bridge Lady Esther French Nun Balshot Floss S Wogsle Bug Eva Jean Queen Carolin Asherica IE Inspector Girl Charge Vic Kinney Minnie Adams Tapicla Judge Traynor Arthur Crimmer Freegias St. Tammany Depends Winton Adam Stroud Lemon Girl

Central V S Business In Washington High School Final

The Washington high school championship game pits Central against Business at National Park at 3:15 today. This fifth contest will close the season after today. Central won earlier games including a thrilling finish at Eastern. Business has also played one game, a 12 to 6 loss to Technical.

Washington National Park Central Business Haatern Technical Teriestatore

Report on United States natural gas production 1904

A forthcoming United States Geological Survey report will detail world gas production and consumption with emphasis on the United States. It states that in 1904 the U S produced 98 percent of the global output, valuing production highly.

United States Geological Survey United States Kriewer

Philadelphia Celebrates Phillies Championship Parade

Philadelphia honors the American League champions with a grand October parade unique in city baseball history. Officials and players lead a procession including National League clubs, minor leagues, media floats, and hundreds of amateurs. thousands witness the firelit, multi-division procession.

Philadelphia American League Baseball Club New York Ban Johnson Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware

Ladies at Sports Opening Night at Carroll Institute

Carroll Institute starts its season with a fans basketball game featuring the Newarks of Baltimore and a wrestling bout between Howard Foley of Carroll and Dixie Kid. Ladies will join dancing after athletics and a Minute Men hall game saw Company C defeat Company H by 1 goal.

Carroll Institute Newarks Baltimore Carroll Boys Monumental City Belvideres Howard Foley Carroll Dixie Kid South

A Swell Suit for a Young or Middle-aged Man

A stylish all wool suit model suitable for young or middle aged men features a four-button single breasted sack coat, center vents, creased side seams, vented cuffs, and a close-atting collar with medium lapels. Shown in a brown and white plaid, priced at 18 dollars with many patterns at 20 to 35 dollars, plus additional single and double breasted lines at 12 to 15 dollars.

Record attendance soars as capital fans flocked to games

Baseball crowds across major leagues showed large turnout with Chicago leading at over 750,000 attendees. Nationals and Americans drew strong totals though rain hurt totals. Openings in New York saw the largest single crowd while Cleveland posted the smallest. Athtetics and Phillies drew over 372,000 combined in Philadelphia.

Washington The Nationale Detroit New York St. Loui Nationals Cleveland Chicago America White Sox Ban Johnson Boston Glanta Philadelphia Quaker City Athletic Phillies Athletics Mack Baltimore Chicago Americans

Father Chadwick urges football reforms amid brutality concerns

Henry Chadwick known as the father of baseball, writes to Dr. David H. Buel praising reform efforts in college football and condemning recent brutality. He cites the Columbia Wesleyan game incident with Bailey as proof and urges expulsion as necessary. Also notes a defunct bank's first account filing in Lancaster with $237,481 balance for distribution.

Hev David H. Buel Georgetown Henry Chadwick Chad Wick Buel Steuben Street Brooklyn Georgetown College Washington Papers Mitccum Harvard Yale Princeton Hoboken N. J Columbia Wesleyan Bailey Armstrong Wesleyan College New York World Henly Wesleyerr Lancaster City Savings Fund and Trust Company

Abducted Boy Returns Home After Harrowing Ordeal

Harvey Page, 14, of Richmond, Virginia, abducted by a tramp near New York while traveling with his brother. Held in a New Castle workhouse since October 15, he will be returned home tomorrow. The tramp, Frank Page alias Jersey, was jailed a year in Wilmington court for the crime.

Washington Wilmington Del Harvey Page West Main Street Richmond New Castle Stout Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Robert L. Page West 154Th Street New York Frank Page j‘Jersey Jersey Wilmington Municipal Court

Girl Jumped From Bridge at St Albans WV

Laura Wheeler of a prominent local family died by self infliction at St Albans in Coal River. Found floating in the river at eight this morning after leaping from a high bridge near her home. Ill health and despondency over recovery noted.

St. Albans W. Va Washington Post Charleston Laura Wheeler Coal River Wheeler

Baseball Notes Reflect Restless Offseason Whirl

Notes on players sent to Toledo farm, major league hopes, and trades. Mentions Abbott Kruger Corri don, George Winter, J. Ha Grillo, Jake Stabi, Jim McAleer, and Jerry Hbbatts. Covers post season praise and looming winter debates on rules and league structure.

Phillies Abbott, Kruger Corridon Toledo Wetll Baltimore Fitcher George Winter Boston Mabal Mey Wiilia Gene de Montisville Potomac Jake Stabi University of Illinois Purdue Stabi Jim McAleer Tom Erry Philadelphia Athletics Terre Haute Baily Clingman Billy Akid Michael Coyle Nations Lasque Grounds Chicago White Sox Ban Johnson Squid Kenquet Garry Herrmenn Pulliam American League Silk Brooklyn Ebretts Hbbatts Nome Orioles McGraw Cincinnati Sealand Cab Roger Bresnahen Mitninks Mackie Rey Swesien

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