Fatal accident harms workers and destroys property
An article reports a fatal accident affecting three workmen and extensive property damage. Details are unclear, but the incident appears to involve a collapse or blast near a construction site, with authorities investigating the scene and noting casualties. Local officials urged caution as they assess the wreckage and cause.
Prisoners Break Jail and A Fatal Impounder Attack
A disjointed report notes a fatal shooting linked to an animal impound and mentions twelve Black inmates breaking jail. The text references a recreation area, an employer named Johnston, and scattered clues about a violent incident.
Jumpers at Norfolk Show Crowds Cheer Record High Jump
At a Norfolk horse show on October 23 Enthusiastic spectators watched Robat Mt Taylor s Grey Rock and Arthur Fulton s chestnut mare Lady Belle jointly clear 7 feet 4 inches to tie the worlds high jump record The event drew about 200 people as other programs and horse demonstrations satisfied a lively night Mrs Grosvenor s string of superb horses also won ribbons Various classes and exhibitions followed with local riders and hunts noted for strong performances
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Washington Peat Necfalk Va
Tan Bark Arena
Robat Mt Taylor
Grey Rock
Arthur H Fulton
Lady Belle
Lo Sutries Carter Uuird
Clase Su St
Hunters and Hounds
Cameron Rim Hunt Club
Bret Cameron
Rum Hunt
Zecond
Courtand H Pini
Alexandria Va
Clus
Nancy Lee Barry
Patersburg
Rogers
Harotlton Vayoroud Buck
J Delmnen
Ork
Nish
Grey Buck Mabe Em Tay of
Tawapy
MD Ledy Belle Arthur Eo Pulton
Leenburg
Honora
Bar Memorial Day Games Strens On Oct 28
The State convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy adopted resolutions protesting desecration of Memorial Day and calling college and school authorities to discourage such practices in baseball and football games across institutions. Also notes Miss Paige defeat in New Haven golf match and other local items from Oct 28.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Bishop
New Haven Conn
Pauli Ine Machu
Oualdey
Georgiana Bishop
Clive Inks
Champlain Wins Sayville Selling Stakes At Jamaica
Champlain won the Sayville selling stakes one mile and sixteenth at Jamaica, Palette second at 2 to 1, Garnish third. Mimoso, favorite in the first race, was claimed by WF H Snyder for $2,690 and Falmouth ran away in the first race before being withdrawn. Multiple races and riders noted with prices and placements across the program.
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Falmouth
Momosa
Snyder
Palette
New York
Champlain
Sayville
Jamaica
Ghat
Mimosz
WF H Snyder
Couner Pols
Travers
Hernard
Pat Bulger
Bunter Asiarita Silmosa Qrickany
Oranga
Tan Kalmouts
Wonderly
Ana
Leo
Won &T Valentine
Redfern
Dimon UL Wayne
Doan
Tod Sai
Yancy Droes
Crimmina
Toxy Bello Dixon
Calinoss Shitterane
Feanher Maosa Winchester
Danes Susle Ais
Van
Tourid Fach
Alzteenth Méley Crampigin
Miter
Maybrand
Canteua
Sm Rour
Colting
Uuela
Sime Tor
Manhattan
Opeliha Lee
Mullan
Atetrin
Woo
Love NG
Cochran
James Fawcette
Daleamun
Brunswich
Paurles
York
Bucher
Rae
Tmt
Amin
Lord Badge
Heather
Glorifler
Pasadena
Ascennic
Crain Prince of Agile
Ken Sor
Hear Aida Anl
Gravina
Dellye
Bringhops
Arahue
Desy Creene
Waterford
Foy Maiden
Metropole
Bieur
Parker-Bridget Clothing Ad Promises Quality Patronage
The message extols Parker-Bridget clothing as built on quality not cheapness, claiming sturdy patronage from customers who value value. It asserts the brand offers the best clothing, priced fairly for what it is, ensuring satisfaction and repeat purchases.
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Dontian
Parker-Bridget
Thorough Racecard Recap and Meet Details
A long OCR of a race program and sports notes lists horses and jockeys for multiple races with entries, times, and odds. it also includes race descriptions, entrants such as Parker Bridget & Co and Dantal, and notes on crowd expectations and team performances. The fragment mixes horse races with basketball box scores and officials, reflecting a merged sports page from a historic newspaper.
Latonia Results Rally as Thorn Henge Wins Steeplechase
Latonia racing card shows Thorn Henge favored and triumphing in the steeplechase. Don Ami fell midrace injuring Jockey Bartley. Weather clear, track fast, multiple races noted with winners such as Taxman and Red White and Bike.
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Cinciana
Chic
Gerai
Latonia
Thorn Henge
Don Ami
Bartley
Volsntine
Snowdritt
Ncters
Taxman
Miss Mellon Marghal Ney
New Amserdam
Gay
Southampton
Saber Greeubers
Brazil
Star
Sam Palmer
Johnson
Cossaya Baikoe
Walcolm Melo Rat
Milo
An Eigith
Barney
Berke Too
Dante Wi Hams
Dogan
Kilmorie
Taxton
Montes
Ugen
Bo Marino
Pepinis
Alex Homebody
Betty Aloo
Tristen
Flying Girl
Anna Herodat
Andratius
Ethel Devis
Ben Hucklem
Flewron
Nare
Bob Franklin
Vests
Eva Mire
My Alloa
Tale
Yarra
Benckart
Kloney
Flying Brook
Jubuwou
Col Veetor
Macema
Winnifred Lui
Mintamesh
Traynor Iron Tal
Alton Young
Allen Avan
Antelgath
Jwehian
Monaco
Siz
T J Carson
Pat Coaligen
Stanhope
Ng Dunmare
Won by Second Choice at Delmar Card
St Louis October 2 Joe Lesser and Oilte Burnett won as favorites at Delmar. Gay Lizzette placed second in the feature after challenging Malster. The top favorite finished fourth in the race. Race summaries list multiple horses with odds and placements across five events.
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St Louia
Joe Lesser
Oilte Burnett
Delmar Ands
Gay Lizzette
Malster
Ifrack Inst
Bale
Cuslonga
Asnna
Dorothy Doda
Rautin
Ethel Pride
Dickson
MER Timely
Bellestelln
Tady Muara
Mamle Lynch
Betty Gold
Ead Makainealag
Milu
Siztesoth
Jon Lesuer
CarLanghna
Conway
Pierce
Drummond Singaierie Lente Guadalquiver
Ludge Crattlilalno
Martius Drives to Narrow Win in Worth Feature
In warm, clear conditions at Worth, Martius narrowly defeated Aalst in the day’s feature race over six furlongs. Trovater Od and Lucy FS among others showed pace, with strong performances across the card as horses like Serenity St and Blue Mary trailed in later positions.
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Worth
Chicago
Martins
Singler
Sam
Shaner
Robbinw
Ihend
Tor
Lucy
Futtman
Serenity
Blue Mary
Sanson
Myrandaie
Belle Dodson
Solair
Atworer
Toba Alto
Sacond Racp
Ifelaerun
Simaphelty
McIntyre
Raylata
Andrews
Ethel Barrymore
Tatrigne
Mile Martlay
Aubuchon
Sto
Dingler
Lannon
Tama Shealer
Trevtey
Thie
Fox Mead
Scrupan
Mamwile
Claver
Hagen
Ement Perham
Samerson
Angle Lewin
Howanall
Stephena Carat
Columbia
Palma
Big Gan
Aubuchos
Lennon Gia
Hoffman
Gillain Bluemint
Petrich Divla
Kenton
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Lady Yocelyn
Cephano
Sincerity Hello Soorch Chamblea
Ancis Dan Tomo
Nannie Hodge
Rusk
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la Chaperone
Onthuls
Susay Shore
Bonnie Lithe
Paramount
Vierus
Tresey
Elin
the Way
Ben Chance
Victory for YMCA Carrolls in opening game against Carroll Institute
The YMCA Carrolls defeated Carroll Institute 14 to 1 in a two half twenty minute game at Carroll Institute. Fast visitor play and home team missed chances produced the score as Thompson Schlosser and Kerr starred. The match opened a series of eight games with the next at YMCA gym on November Le.
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Gosta
Leach and
Pimperie A
Thompson Rf
Schlosser
Cute
Coats
Fied Uy Yomca
Thompson
Blosver
Carroll—ramer
Woca
Thompson Sumosser
Biy Carmoy
Cramer Rubey and
Kerr
Vr Vueler
MeArthur Devlin
New York
Pror
Mtr Cauer Timers
Steetrs Quentrille and
Crowley
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YM. C. A
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Commissioners Rally to Beat Navy Yard in District League
In a strong departmental show the Commissioners edged the Navy Yard by a narrow margin as both teams posted scores above 90 per game. P G Smith led the Commissioners with 48, backed by Donnalls 230 and Bowsher Tung adding solid marks in a tight race that kept the title chase alive.
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Navy Yard
Gine
Mule
P G Smith
Qdonnalls
Bowehers
Grists
Bowsher Tung
Akers
Comrala Inners
Acmes
Leagwe
Florists
Flower Bays
Spreus
George Campbell
Thee Sists
Distict
Howard Raber
Williams
Muedel
Kane
Wenner
Commissioners
Ahara
Tra Parker
Meyers
Mistata Warren
Cone
Barry Ve
Southers
Melntire
Se Tandon
Kemmis
Tie Game Delights Washington Crowd in Classic High School Football
Two rival Washington high schools Tech and Central battled to a 6 to 6 tie at American League Park in a bruising, evenly matched contest. Du Ganne and Backus starred on defense for Tech while Cunningham scored Central’s lone TD and Piggett added a goal. Crowd of 2000 to 4600 witnessed a high grade affair with standout tackling and hard fighting play throughout.
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Washington
Tech
Wee Beng Battersa
Leen
Work Central
Belter
Dulav
du Ganne
Backus
Unc
Cunningham
Central
Gilner
Centrals
Macfarland
Mattern
Athlete Association At
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McDonald
Lech
Parsons
Kent May
Kents
Une
Kent
Moss
Piegett
Gentner
Steinmetz Hunt
Piggett
George Washington Team Prepares Tough Maryland Test
George Washington University faces the University of Maryland this afternoon on University Field. Coach Rorke drills signal work behind closed gates as Mors snaps and Ginger Bes show peak form. The tandem ground attack will debut this season with rising hopes for a 2 point win.
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George Washington University
Maryland
University Field
Rorke
Ginger
George Washingtons
Georgetown
Philadelphia
George
Alexander Rorke
George Wassoneton
Winston
Law
Staples
Woods
Ailgore
Co Morris
West
Steenerson
Kirkman
Stevenson
Taylor
F West
Georgetown Faces Holy Cross in Colonnade Hotel Scene
Georgetown football seeks to recover from Valle Sova and Hart knee strain as starters Larkin Valiney lead the line against Holy Cross. Officials JC McCarthy Fred Stele and Ed Raeder listed. teams chose positions and captains for the Friday afternoon clash.
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Philadelphia
Georgetown
Stront
Colonnade
Valle Sova
Hart
thiAt
Larkin
Valiney
Carlin
Morris
Babes
JC McCarthy
Germantown
Fred Stele
Pennsylvania
Ed Raeder
Pennsylvanie
Holy Grose
Georgetosn
Callaman Center
Guand
Nelit Carncy
Mahaney
Capcainy
Camabell
Medarth Larkin
Uderter Veck Menetega
Carrigan
Larkin McManes
Baste sMurteld
Indians Against Virginia in Norfolk Hard Fought Contest
Virginia and Carlisle clash in Norfolk tomorrow amid high expectations. Both teams arrived for practice. Virginia brings strong support while Carlisle eyes an upset. The Swans and Tigers have split recent games as fans brace for a tense rubber match and potential deciding moment.
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Washington
Virgina
Carlisle
Mgh
Norfolk
Virginia
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