Bad News Wins Fast Sprint in Jamaica Tracks Card
New York Oct 25 Jamaica raced as three favorites captured wins. Bad News led all the way to take the main event, Watergrass and Sir Tristan also scored in other races with Chimney Lacen and Atherne among notable placings.
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New York
Jamaica
Watergrass
Bad News
Sir Tristan
Hallowmas
Platoon
Sewell
Non
Grapple
Wiley
Dreamer
Shaw
Cutter
Fra Fippina
Bow Coat
Cologial
Janete
Snow King
Dostor Clbert
Massa
Hannibal Begalag
Neill
Hallowmax
Romanell
Billy Sanastar
W Buchanan
True Row
Melbourne
Greenland
Tarinc Wrexford
Royal Scot
Stataletical
Adonis
Music Box
Blue Mamis
Full of Fun
Hace
Chimney Lacen
Darkle
Miller
Jane Holly
Belly
Time
Panique
Gold- Hour
Robador
Amberja
X ‘Henandoan
Atwood
Packers
Wiles
McDaniel
Notter
Think
Marvel P
Limiless Orifamme
Miss Polut
W Knapp
Athione
Perper
J J. Walsh
Bronze Wing
Cottage Maid
Arsenal
Pronte
Baron Epher
J Jones
Cedertrome
Kittie Pratt
Sailor Boy
THREE FELL IN FIRST RACE AT LURONTO MEET
Three favorites and two outsiders claimed wins as a sloppy track at Luronto produced upsets. Lights Out dominated the steeplechase handicap, while Sea Shark and Gold Bell chased late in subsequent races. Sea Shark, Gold Bell and other rivals ran in a steady card featuring six furlongs to seven furlongs and a mile and three furlongs events.
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Cincinnati
Luronto
Lieutenant Rice
Blue Grass Girl
Roommate
Gould
Ohio King
Sea Shark
Gold Bell
Onio King
Laura K
Henry Schroeder
Olga- Lighter
Wehodale
Sneer
Mallory
Mayor Johnson
Curate
Rankin
Laygon
Steter Lilian
Tete Noir
Marcos
Ria
Quarret
Doe Skin
Plautus
Jamaica
Lid
Ancestor
Copber
Macbeth
Sais
Jack Young
Embarrassment
Fra Filippo
Aryan
Mason
Benvyalto
Carona
Klameoha
A. Muskeday
Ravenswood
Handacep
Aeronas
Jamaica Race Entries and Track Notes
Racing entries from Jamaica list numerous horses with weights and odds across six races. Jockey Shaw suspended after Dreamer handling in the first race. Baltimore races postponed due to rain. Spaulding's Athletic Library releases Athletic Training for Schoolboys by George W. Orton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
New York
Qct
William Shaw
Jamaica
Dreamer
Spaulding
George W. Orton
University of Pennsylvania
Five Temporary Permit Holders Denied Examination
H M Woodward reports to the Commissioners that five holders of temporary permits have failed to appear for examination. Commissioner West, on Woodward’s recommendation, revoked the temporary permits yesterday and notified the police department. The delinquents face immediate arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Board
H. M. Woodward
Mr. Woodward
West
Police Department
Accidents at Hunt Meet and disqualification at Steeplechase
New York reporters describe a slim attendance at the Tinsted Hunts Racing Association meet at Morris Park. Balford won the Upland Steeplechase after late betting movement. Tramotor was disqualified for over the Hutt of fifteen hands in the Galloway Scurry. Jockeys B Kelly and G Brooks were injured, and the final day of the inaugural meeting is scheduled for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tinsted Hunts Racing Association
Morris Park
Chatland
Balford
James Blute
B. Kelly
G. Brooks
Galloway Scurry
Mr Carle
Edna Tanner
Pinkerton
Orton Dobbie
Mr Valentine
Tramotor
G Brooks
Onteors
Finnegan
Olerdso
H Helder
Pacetti
Hagamans
Agent Felt
Willie Price
Lynch
Owatesm
TT Wilson
Tiger Lily
Mr Fitzgerald
Rosebank
T Wilson
Eric
G. Roberts
Crusader
Fitzgerald
Cariboo
Gypafe
Buck O'Dana
Lipton
Mc Matrin
Captain Hayes
Mr Orem
Rumshaw
Mr 7Ginsen
Dinner to Mike Donlin in New York by friends and politicians
About 160 of Mike Donlin downtown friends hosted a dinner at Kaul's on Park Place. They gave him a silk umbrella with a gold handle as a gift. Joe Humphreys offered an umbrella to Terry McGovern to ward off rain of blows. Celebrities attended, including most of the New York National baseball team with Charles Thomas, and many actor friends. Joseph Dail managed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Sullivan
New York
Washington Post
Mike Donlin
Kaul’s
Park Place
Joe Hmphreys
Terry McGovern
Humphreys
New York National Baseball Team
Donlin
Charles Thomas
Sullivans
Onlin
Joseph Dail
Hanson Negotiating to Stay With Brooklyn Club
Edward Hanson, Brooklyn manager, denied immediate move to St Louis Cardinals and said he would meet with Ebbetts to decide his future. Reports of leaving Brooklyn are premature. he expects to remain as manager next season pending EBbetts meeting. Brooklyn officials and sources cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Washington Post
New York
T Wouls Cardinals
Edward Hanson
Brooklyns
Mr. Hanlon
Charles H. Ebbetts
Mr. Ebbetts
St. Louis
Pimlico entries promise high-class racing at spring meet
High purses attract top thoroughbreds to Pimlico for Walden Potomac and Chesapeake handicaps. J P Brady enters Oiseau and Waterlight. Faithful Claude also listed. Tongorder and Right Royal among notable entrants. Green Spring Steeplechase features Ben Crockett and other noted jumpers. Elkridge list includes many stakes racers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Brady
Oiseau
Ola Clanda
Wealington
Baltimore
Hnrries
Pimlico
Walden
Potomac
Chesapeake
James P. Brady
Ster Ung
Crack Waterlight
Claude
Tongorder
Goughacre Stables
Spring
Preen
John Duffy
M. L. Hayman
Right Royal
Ben Crockett
Elkridge
Benning
Waterlight
Olgenu
Finders
Barverfoot
Mirthiess
Follow On
Mamle H
Lord Radnor
War Part
Volantine
Zodak
Billy Ray
Butter Ladle
Captain Hayes
Ivan
Dick Roberts
Woolgatherer
Jen Crockett
Yama Christy
Palm Room
Judge O'Gin
Sherif
Royelle
Cherry Fighter
Micau
Prodigal Son
Sea Battle
Commonwealth
Dupont
Baseball Notes From a Lengthy Page Teems With Names
Baseball notes mention Billy Sullivan marrying Molly O Sullivan, Bud lines about Ban Johnson Gal Pulliam and league merges, Reds considering training al Mexico or California, Christy Mathewson stage offer, Lew McAllister to coach Michigan, Philadelphia Athletics tribute, Delehanty sale money, and various notes on players, contracts, and figures in baseball history. Includes Penn cross country cancellation for expense.
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Billy Sullivan
White Sox
Molly O’sullivan
Pop Arson
Ban Johnson
Gal
Pulliam
Cincinnati
Reds
Mexico
California
Christy Mathewson
Lew McAllister
Detroit
University of Michigan
Philadelphia
Athletics
John T. Brush
Frank Delehanty
Birmingham
New York Americans
Garry Herrmann
Orval
Joe Neaton
San Francisco
Rockies
Joe Kelley
Connie Mack
George Tebeau
Louisville
Kavanaugh
Tebeau
Jimmy Dygert
Atlante
Washington
Whist Club Oren’s Season Opens With New Member Plans
The Washington Whist and Chess Club opened its winter season last Saturday with an open to all compass game at Twelfth Street rooms. Old regulars are back, and plans for the season’s first tournaments are under way. Members are encouraged to join and participate in scores listed for the night including Belt and Greer plus 8 percent Nye and Polk plus 7 percent and several other pairs with varied outcomes.
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Washington Whist and Chess Club
Belt
Greer
Nye and Polk
Finn
Plun
Smith and McCormmick
Plas
Davin
Diuw
Huntington-fimmerman
Seae
Turner
Pies
Bryan
Lockwo
Parker
Whipple
Young
Eter
Iainus
Ivokey
Hinb Ni
Georgetown Seniors Win Annual Class Regatta on Potomac
In heavy rain the Georgetown University seniors won the all college and academic events at the annual fall regatta on the Potomac facing Georgetown. Four crews raced from above the Aqueduct Bridge with the seniors edging the sophomores in the first race. The All College and Law Department boats followed, the All College winning by four lengths as the Law boat faded under the bridge. About 200 spectators gathered at the Potomac Heat Club Building to watch the events.
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Georgetown University
Georgetown
Law Department
Potomac Best Club
Aqueduct Bridge
Dempsey
Potomac
Embryo
Law
Virginia
Disciples of Blackstone
College Ight
Potomac Heat Club
All-law—Grager
A. Lusk
Foy
Monahan
Seftz
Wale
Rice
McGowan
Malen
Catswain
Afl-coltegs
Degier
Mertin
Fitzgerald
O'Gorman
Grean
Roach
McCarthy
C. Coppinger
Geneste
Coronaia
A Lusk
Douglas
Moran
G. Mudd
Edmonaton
Crumney
Degnon
Dowd
Wilson
Coxswein
O’ Gorman
Lynch
la Plank
Jeffs
Heller
Pitzpatrick
Montgomery
de Quigne
Coxswalo
Bout for McGovern as Corbett Tipman winner eyed
In Baltimore on the eve of a 15 round bout between Corbett and Tipman promoter Al Herford vows big purses for the winner to meet Terry McGovern. If Tipman wins a $7,000 purse lures McGovern, with Tipman already famous for knocking Terry down at Holiday Street Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett-Tipman Mill
Terry
Specal
Washington Post
Baltimore
al. Herford
Corbett-Joe Tipman
Eureka Athletic and Roctal
Herford
Terry McGovern
Corbett
Denver
Elevated Station Burns at South Side Line
The new South Side Elevated Railroad station at Indiana Avenue and Fortieth Street, just opened for passengers, was destroyed by fire. The electric power was shut off for over half an hour to allow firemen to work safely, stalling several trains and causing residents in nearby apartments to flee to the streets. The blaze is believed to have started from electrical equipment derangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stallon
Chicago
South Side Elevated Railroad
Indiana Avenue
Fortieth Street
Pretty Alexandria wedding seals new Downham alliance
A quiet wedding last evening at the Greenwell residence in Alexandria united Miss Mai Reging Greenwell and Mr. Robert Forsyth Downham in the presence of family. Rev. Henry J. Cutler officiated as Lillian Callahan played the wedding march. The couple plans a North honeymoon and will reside at the bride’s father’s home until November. Mrs. Downham is a noted soprano. Mr. Downham is a prominent young businessman and active traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
Ming Street
Alexandria
William Henry Greenwell
Prince
Alfred Streety
Mai Reging Greenwell
Robert Forsyth Downham
Henry J. Cutler
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Lillian Callahan
Mendelssohn
Lettie Greenwell
Julian Y. Williams
la France
Will Bequests Highlight 2 Estates in Probate Filings
The will of Ella M. Griffin dated January 23 provides $2000 to Dr. Howard H. Hawshurat and jewelry to nephews and nieces, with Myron M. Parker named as residuary beneficiary and Louis Beyer Jr. as executor. The John W. Smith will dated May 18, 1905, filed for probate, leaves $1000 to his brother Thomas L. Smith and a life interest in real estate to pass to the brother’s children, with Pueblo and Chicago properties, and other trusts and bequests to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Hue, War, and
Ella M. Griffin
Howard H. Hawshurat
Myron M. Parker
Louis Beyer
Jjr
John W. Smith
Thomas L. Smith
Dodgevile
Iowa
Pueblo
Colo
Nelie Thompson
Diana W. Smith
L. V. Ripley
Frank N. Ripley
Testator
Chicago
Nerves and digestion described in medical note
A fragment discusses how nerves control heart lungs brain and digestion, noting how nerves influence stomach secretion and bodily function. It mentions strength of nerves and includes a stray line about weighing 270, with unclear surrounding details.
Iowa Sunday school teacher Blydenberg gets life term
Des Moines reports Blydenberg, known as Bluebeard, sentenced to life imprisonment after Supreme Court upholds murder conviction. He killed his third wife by arsenic il dinner, while family attended church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Aga
Ah Brydenbong
Sure Signs of Bad Blood and Cancer Warning
An advertorial piece explains that impure blood causes chronic sores and ulcers that may lead to cancer. It promotes S S S as a plant based blood purifier that treats the root cause, claims to heal sores, and includes a testimonial from David C Miller of New York praising the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Speedway for autos proposed in Washington suburbs
Washington automobile club members discuss a speedway plan using about twelve miles of streets for mechanical vehicles. Commissioner West says authority is needed and Congress may be required to pass a law. route tentatively runs from Massachusetts avenue through American University to Rock Creek Park then Takoma to Rhode Island avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Automobile Club
West
Congress
Massachusetts Avenue
American University
Rhode Island Avenue
Hne
Jennings v. Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Suit Verdict
By direction of Justice Barnard in Circuit Court No 7 a jury ruled for the defendant in the case A G Jennings against the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company. Jennings sought 10000 for injuries claimed after leaping from a Southern Railway locomotive at Twelfth Street and Maryland Avenue southwest on October 26, 1904. The court found jumping from the train negligent. attorneys Hilton Jackson for Jennings. McKenne and Flannery for the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barnard
A. Guion Jennings
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Jennies
Southern Railway Company
Twelfth Street
Maryland Avenue Southwest
Southern
EP Hilton Jackson
Bit by Train Barely Hurts Man Near College Station
James Thompson, forty two, of Keyser West Virginia, narrowly escaped death when struck by an express train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near College Station Maryland. He was hurled some distance but doctors at Casualty Hospital reported only cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
Keyser
W. Va
Expres
Baltimore and Ohio
College Station
Thompson
Baker Hilt at Wes Post Fort Myer a Constancy
Private Louis Hilt of the Thirteenth Cavalry at Fort Myer remains safe and baking bread amid fears after a threatening letter signed The Dead Man's Brother followed a Georgetown murder. Despite rumors of attackers and wounded relations with locals, Hilt plans to serve out his term while staying within post lines at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myer
Louis Wilt
Thirteenth Cavalry
Hilt
Memy & Everett
Georgetown
Vere
Diamond Medal Stolen From Grace Household
Mrs Grace recovers the diamond medal from a servant, Catherine Mistach, age twenty four, arrested by Detectives Hartigan and Baur on grand larceny charges. Mistach, employed at 1827 H Street NW, is sent to the House of Intention to await Police Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Catherine Mistach
Hartigan and Baur
Central Office
Mra
Lucinda A Grace
H Street
P Northwest
Mra Mistach
Liquozone promise and sales pitch described in praise
An early health elixir sales text touts Liquozone as a universal germ fighter and tonic. It claims millions of users and free first bottles, offering extended terms and cures for diverse illnesses while stressing safety and high-class chemists.
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Stith
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Comment
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Vertrees
Gov Orman
Tom Crowe
Gentlemen's Driving Park
RRA
HUNT
Crockett
Hanson Negotiating
Brain
Buffalo Club
Ohio
David L. Brain
National Baseball Commission
Buffalo
Eer
H. Lanahan
Aurel
Horxford
Pannher
OLD Braddock Maryland Rye
JAS. Clark Distilling CO
D. P. McCarthy
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Baseball Notes
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Atsasion
Toram Connolly
McGraw
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National Commission
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ORENS
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Charles Baltimore
John Harlow
Columbia
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Msghugh
Argumenia
Washington-Southern Hallway Company
Swann
John Harrow
Cameron
Lee
Harlow
North Royal Street
T. M. Jones
Joseph Heath
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Lyceum Hall
Woodbury
Wilmington
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Towa
Blydenberg
Oth Ave
N.Y
Davidc Miller
Ei Consucuconal
United States
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Soltrce
Anne Cet Boral
Owbieeng Ze
Dieter
Hnaeinge
Iocal
Liquetons Company
Wabash Avs
Ae Piainty
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