Rockville Fair Big Day Draws Crowd Despite Rain
Rockville Md Sept 1 the big day at the Rockville fair drew enormous crowds despite threatening weather. Helen B wins a six furlong run and Flat Creek takes the mile dash as prize winners are announced amid county and district visitors and a Washington orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen B
Flat Creek
Washington
Rockville
Montgomery County
Opera House
Baltimore
Reverdy Stewart
Edwin S. Hege
Stephen Quigley
Osgood Holmen
Bache Abert
Thomas Dawson
William Dorsey
Lee Offutt
Henry Bradley
Richard H Stokes
B H Warner, Jr
David J. Lewis
Bradmare
John W. Story
Firat
Misa Margaret
Gaker
Harry Fraley
Henry Beard
Fills Thomas Birt
Clarence
Josiah W. Jones
Charles Veirs
John BH Welsh
WM Baxter
John W Story
Forss
Edward P. Benil
Lew Wratt
Pour-horae
Thomas Butt
Ula
Haze Cashel
George E Nichsiton
James Donaldson
JOS Belton
William
Rabbitt
Harrys Kengla
Misa MR ‘Bradley
Fear William EL Beard
Edmund C Davis
Walter Fawcett
Recon
Josian
Jonea
Hacel Cashel
J & Dolton
Alexander Q Carlisle
Thomas C Keve
Frank Fraley
Lo Bussard
Josth W Jones
Hazel Canheh
Josiah Jones
Elizabeth Dackanny
Clements Offutt
Enoch Hawkins
Rat Alton Bean
Hackaey Nn
Clarence Moore
Racing program outlines county trotter and running races
Today's racing program previews tomorrow as the fair closes. The county trotter pace offers a $200 purse with entrants including Petchen Belle and Potomac, plus 60 days ownership rule. Second race covers 6 furlongs for $100 with entrants like Lacie R and Goldie B. Third race runs 2 furlongs with $190 prize including Helen B and Firebrand. Fourth, a consolation race offers $100 for non-winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petchen Belle
David R Hershey
Comus
L J. K
H C Fawcett
Potomac
Johnny Capel
Harry Kohlhoss
Poolesville
Lacie R
WR Saunders
Baltimore
Fanale Golden
Thomas A. Hickman
Martinsburg
Arthur Bryan
John Ford
Washington
Manasa
Firebrand
W Or Saunders
Baltipores Haine
Waltham
M. C
Coppershite
Flat Creek
George C
Benton
Manassas
Adriance Case Dwindles Gema Seizures Indicted
Mrs I Reynolds Adriance of Poughkeepsie New York cleared on smuggling claim after proving seized jewelry worth about 100000 was not bought abroad. A 3000 necklace and a 6000 pearl necklace remained. Two sealed indictments were returned after a Treasury agent testified. Bail set at 7500 pending further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mra. I. Reynolds Adriance
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Marlon
Adriange
United States
Federal Grand Jury
C. C. Wall
Treasury
Wall
Adriance
Custom House
Admitted To White Schools After Board Decision
The Maryland state board of education ruled that the Smith children, barred from Prince George county schools for alleged negro blood, must be admitted to white schools. The case, long pending, concluded with admission due to the family’s white-circle surroundings and lack of an adjudicated truth to the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Board of Education
Smith
Prince George County
Charles Smith
Nomination Goes Begging in Sixth District
The Sixth Virginia Republican convention in Roanoke failed to nominate a candidate to oppose Carter Glass. Lynchburg sent two delegates with a half vote each after credentials favored seating both. Col James S Browing and Thomas Lee Moore refused candidacy. district committee empowered to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Glass
Washington Post
Roanoke
Virginia
Lynchburg
James S. Browning
Thomas Lee Moore
Automobile news and sales sweep Philadelphia area
CD G Stratton manages the Philadelphia Studebaker branch yesterday. Zell Motor Co delivered 1911 Chalmers touring cars to Talton B Stabler and Fulton R Gordon. William Kuhn bought a Chalmers tonneau. Griffin Halstead travels to Charlotte for Standard Oil sales meeting. Pope Automobile staff invited to Vanderbilt race. London traffic reports highlight autos as safer than horses. Horn muting tips for reed instruments noted. Delaware River motorboat race won by Theas driven by a 70-hp Apperson motor, at 27 mph on 1 1/4 mile course. American Motor Car Co plans 400 cars in 1911, factory expansion to 6-model lineup. Herbert Lytle, still injured, may race later in year. Vanderbilt cup in October targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Motor Company
Chalmers
Talton B Stabler
Fulton
Gordon Italeo
Tonneau Chalmers
William Kuhn
Delaware River
Apperson
Apperson Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
Charles T. Ashman
Torresdale
American Motor Car Company of
Indianapols
Herbert Lytle
Lytle
Long Island
Deadlock in Alexandria City Council Over President Election
Alexandria city council and aldermen struggle to elect a president amid a deadlock. Insurgent new members Brockett and Williams oppose Hubert Snowden, amid points of order and threats of court action. Legal counsel scrutinizes eligibility of members and salaries. Meetings stretch with multiple ballots. next session slated for October unless called earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courta
A. D. Brockett
J. Y. Williams
Hubert Snowden
Washington Post
King Street
Alexandria
Common Council
J. Y. ‘Williams
Hew
Snowden
Lew
Wnewell
Greenaway
Willams
Marshall
Mr. Snowden
Mr Marshall
Messrs. Brockett and Williams
Howard W. Smith
Mr. Brockett
Williama
Smith
Frank
Spinks
Wiliams
John T Johnson Dies in Alexandria at 10
John T Johnson a prominent Alexandria figure died at his home 613 North Washington after a series of strokes. He was president of the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce and assistant secretary treasurer of the Robert Portner Brewing Co. Survived by a widow and children, his death marks a major loss to the city’s business and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Johnson
Alexandria
North
Washington
Mr. Johnson
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
Robert Portner Brewing Company
King George County
Norfolk man leaves $400000 to Virginia institutions
Jesse T. Benney aged 65 died at his Norfolk home. He leaves about $100000 to institutions he founded, including the Benn ey Home for Girls and an industrial and manual training school in Ghent for Virginia girls lacking access to free education. The widow's dower, one third of the estate, will go to the home after her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Jesse T. Benney
Benney
Ghent
Virginia
Hie
Horse Racing Card From Army Meet Delights Crowds
The program features seven races including mile and longer distances for three year olds and up with Army Mounted Service cup. Notable results show Atalanta winning maiden race, Renault taking a four furlong sprint, and Ticket of Leave prevailing in a Steeplechase. Other winners include Gay Deceiver and Tin Pi Pippin with Marathon and Se quence among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famous Fair Atalanta
Gorden
Cloud
Alex
Testo i
Bounder
Etbart
Jos Mason
Armour
Andy Chisshalm
Princess Una
Facewell
Micro
Tan
Renault
Garth
Spetuletor
Tucker
Wright
Begxarman
Iron Prince
Punch
Thistiedale
Palmer
Black
Pratston
Army Officers Service
May Roberta
Rockwell
May Lee
Whiting
Gay Deceiver
el Gro
Shoemaker
Taylor
Shoren
Miles Banner
Hayes
Smith
Paprika
Josephthal
Adventurer
Motor
Codex
Young Blitzen
Tin Pi Pippin
Fair Brother
Golden Castle
Leach
Tok
Horeca E
Meducnti
Davy
Raquel
Genesee
Cheek
Edwin H
Windsor Results Show Varied Thoroughbred Card
The Windsor meeting featured eight races with 2 year old and up. Nettle Marchmont won the first at 2 furlongs ahead of Hetty Sue and Okslona, while Bergoo held off Expansiovist in the 3 mile handicap. Light Wool led in a 7 1 16 mile event with Bang second and Spindle third. Messenger Boy won the 6 furlong Edenward handicap with Had News II and Melton Street following. Toy Bor took the 4 1 4 furlongs ahead of King Avondale and Lady Sybil. Judge Lassing narrowly won the 13 18 mile race over John Graham and My Gal. Maultine led a selling race for 3 year olds and up, with Tubal and Woolcasta close behind. Spellbound captured the 1 mile event for 3 year olds and up with Lady of Langden and Rife man in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Marchmont
Hetty Sue
Rice
Okslona
Cola
Quincy Belle
Good News
Bergoo
Pollock
Expansiovist
McKinney
Tourney
Lavas
Judge Cronin
Dacra
General Marchmont
Hooray
Nethermost
Albert Star
Mogulal
Bezanzon
Melton Street
Musgravn
Bet Garneau
Jim L
Ea Bryson
Toy Bor
Cole
Tuk
King Avondale
Reid
Sven
Lady Sybil
Fonden
Aven
Howlett
Ben Double
Ozorine
Judge Lassing
Dunn
John Graham
Steinhardt
My Gal
Little Minnie
Goldonda
John Carroll
GC. W. Burt
Great Jubbes
Maultine
Tubal
Woolcasta
Estep
Silverine
Howdy Howdy
Dan de Noyles
Loyal Maid
Hambro
Tempter
Judge Henderson
Purge
Spellbound
Riese
Lady of
Asuras
Sinfran
Comey K
la Reine Hindoo
Windsor Racing Entries Brought From Windsor Track
The Windsor card lists seven races with numerous consignments and odds. Notable entries include Sir rlke Jr and Commola in race one at 7 furlongs. Osage and Dacra in the steeplechase. Thrifty and Never Again among two year olds. Selvik and Sandman among longer sprints. Judge Lacstag and Ferrand Cecilian in a one mile event. Iva hel and Trustee among two year olds. Woolensta and Malking in another nine furlongs. Hallack and Olive Ely in selling. and Merman with John Carroll in the final 12 to 16 miles selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Sirrlke, Jr
Commola
Caper Shuce
Osage
Dacra
Francis Joseph
John Dilton
Teddy Bear
J. F. Aiken
Dr Héard
Golden Butterf
Sandman
Chapultepec
John Readon
Bedminster
Blackford
Ben Doub
Selwik
Ivahel
Trustee
Limapet
Fort Worth
Sheriff Bradley
Melton Street
Miasive
Belling
Little Minnie
Laughing Eyes
Lady Etna
Pedro
Amanda Lee
English Esther
Donald
Jane Swift
Amderon
Mackleton
Selting
Hallack
Olive Ely
Howdy Howdy
Domit Hilde
Kid McCoy Testifies In Rathskeller License Case
New York reports Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy testified before Justice Brady in a case to revoke the license of the Rathskeller at Thirty eighth Street and Broadway. Selby said he had no financial stake beyond a salary as manager and that the business owner allowed use of his nickname for advertising. He noted most patrons were women and admitted knowing one called Mrs Belmont but claimed no personal contact. The defense plans to challenge charges of improprieties by presenting booth measurements to argue such acts were impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Justice Brady
State Excise
Selby
Thirtyleighth Street
Broadway
Else Ruehi Selby
Mrs. Belmont
National motor boat carnival dates set for Hudson River
New York reports the 1910 national motor boat carnival will run September 21 to 24 on the Hudson River under the Motor Boat Club of America. The event will feature Western racers competing against the East’s fastest boats, with entries closing September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson River
Motorboat Club of America
Harvard Squad Out For Fra zier Camp Oceanville Me
Boston Sept 1 More than a score of Harvard football candidates plus minor coaches and robbers left for Fra zier camps in Oceanville Maine for two weeks of workouts under new rules. Coach Percy D Haughton and his principal assistants depart tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harvard
Frazier
Oceanville
Percy D. Haughton
Naval Court Charges Plea At Annapolis
Machinist Edward Jacques faced a court martial at the Naval Academy for negligence in leaving a kit in a battleship Indiana engine cylinder. He initially pled guilty but the court allowed withdrawal and substitution with a not guilty plea as proceedings began under Comdr Bullard and Lieut Hanigen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annapolis
Edward Jacques
Indiana
Naval Academy
W. H. G. Bullard
J. J. Hanigen
Jacqques
Ships Return for Supplies in Hampton Roads
The Atlantic fleet divisions one and two returned to Hampton Roads for gun sight adjustments and supplies after target practice off the Virginia capes. The ships Connecticut Michigan Louisiana Kansas South Carolina New Hampshire and Delaware entered port with third and fourth divisions due September 6 to 8. Captain Ferguson to supervise Maine wreck investigation in Havana and Maj. Jervay to relieve duties at Montgomery. Midshipmen cruise in the Mediterranean praised. Naval Seaman James Stanley drowns after falling from the USS Coma at Annapolis, originally from Brookville Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginia Capes
Hampton Roads
Connecticut
Michigan
Louisiana
Kansas
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Delaware
Capt. Ferguson
Maine
War Department
Harley B. Ferguson
Board of Army Engineers
Havana Harbor
Havana
Henry Jervay
Ferguson
Montgomery
Ala
Army Orders on Leaves and Reassignments Across Corps
Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt Grote Hutcheson and Capt Stanley Embick, Maj James Houston, Capt Amos Fries, and Col Edward Dreye with sea leave. Officers reassigned to regiments include Rhinehardt Lynch Stevens Savage Feist Hardin Squier and more. General staff corps members named along with reporting locations to Boston, Indianapolis, and Fort Yellowstone for aeronautical, construction, or staff duties. Additional changes cover engineers, ordnance, coast artillery, and medical corps with duties at Fort Des Moines, Fort Howard, Havana, and Manila in 1910 adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grote Hutcheson
Claud K. Rhinehardt
First Cavalry
John R Lynch
Third Field Artilery
James A 8Tevens
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Emmett W. Savage
Thirteenth Infantry
Sim L Feist
Thirteth Infantry
Tolbert F. Hardin
Sixth Infantry
George C. Squier
Signat Corps
Boston
Mayn
Harvard-Hoston
Fort Howard
Henry G. Learnard
General Staff
Lucian B. Moody
Ordnance Department
Wilford J. Hawking
William Roberts
Roberts
Elliott
Los Angeles
Hugh J Gallagher
Seattle
Wash
Department of the Columbia
Edward ©. Dravyo
John FP. Preston
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Chicago
Department of the Lakes
Edward M. Talbo
Fort Riley
Kans
Wiliam P. Woodall
Elmer
Tenney
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Strong
Mane
San Francisco
Cal
Manila
Philippines
Corps of Engineers
Henry Jervey
Wil
Harley B. Ferguson
Ferguson
Havana
Cuba
Maine
Raymond H. Fepner
Coast Artillery Corps
Alfred Haesbrousk
Coast Artiery Corps
Vast Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Naval officers reassigned and ships movements listed
Orders to G W S Castle and others to duty at naval academies and ships. Paymaster Watrous granted three months' leave. Movements show vessels arrived at Guam New York Norfolk Yokohama and sailings to Newport Norfolk Kobe and Kobe from various ports, including North Dakota Leonidas Caenxar and Rainbow among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W
Castle
Naval Academy
Annspolia
T. A. Thomson, Jr
Evelyn R. L. C. Brower
Maryland
F. N. Eklund
Princeton
Burg
Jenkins
Montana
R. Hermesch
Knoxville
Tenneq P
F. T. Watrous
Buffalo
Guam
Grayling
Bonita
Narwhal
Snapper
Stingray
Tarpon
Navy Yard
New York
Caesar
Norfolk
Albany
Yokohama
North Dakota
Montauk
Newport
Leonidas
Tompkinavilla
Caenxar
Hampton Roads
Rainbow
Bainbridge
Barry
Chauncey
Nil Dale
Kobe
Racketers Reach Semifinals in Tri State Tennis
Cincinnati reporter notes Holden, the champion, and Richard Palmer of New Jersey reached the semifinals of the Tri State tennis tournament. Holden beat John Wentzell of Cincinnati, while Palmer won easily, Benton the Michigan champion fell in straight sets 8 2 and 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
R. A. Holden
Richard Palmer
New Jersey
Holden
John Wentzell
Palmer
Benton
Michigan
Society Notes From Sevenths Page Attract Coast Visitors
The cottage colony includes Mr and Mrs Robert Waller of New York staying at Jacobs Well and Mr and Mrs John S Rogers also of New York at the Hardy Cottage. Rear Admiral Robly D Evans left Bar Harbor for Los Angeles after a summer visiting his daughter Mrs Harold Sewall. At Point Judith Polo Club the first Anglo American match was played between the Wanderers and the Point Judiths. A motor party arrived at the Gladstone and another at the pier including Mrs Joshua Rustles and Miss Rhodes of Pittsburg. Charles B Thorn of New Orleans is at the Imperial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Waller
New York
Jacobs Well
John S. Rogers
Hardy Cottage
Winston Cherchill
Windsor, Vt
Churchill
Clement B. Newbold
Blanchard
Worth East Harbor
Hatch
Francie E. Bond
Celestine
Point Judith
Wanderers
Point
Point Judith Country Club
J. O. Saunders, Jr
Saunders
Richmond
Malcolm McComahe
Richard F. Ely
Hugh Jamison
Elizabeth Long
Thomas Barclay
Greensburg
Gladstone
Pier
Joshua Rustles
M. H. Rhodes
Rhodes
Miss Young
Pittsburg
Charles B Thorn
New Orleans
The
Imperial
Henry C. Cone
Wendell
Pittsfield
J. Trimble
Trimble
Greenock Inn
Lee
Grant Walker
E. R. Greenwood
Heaton Hall
Stockbridge
Marion Burbank
Z. M. Crane
Arthur G. Sedgwick
Newport
John J. Jergenzen
Frank J. Logan
Aspinwall
F. H. Dodge
William Fan
James R. Jessup
Brrs
C. A. Lamont
Curtis Hotel
Harry Harkness Flagler
Katherine Bullard
Charles W. Leavitt
Samuel Shaw
Henry J MelIntosh
Wiliam F. Stafford
Narragansett Pier Notes Luncheon for Lord Rocksavage
Narragansett Pier hosts a luncheon on the Casino plaza for Lord Rocksavage of England after a Newport polo drive. Guests include Mrs Leonard Thomas of New York Miss Maragaret FE Gals of Washington Harry Rich of England and a motor party from Providence New York and Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. IL
L—or
Leonard Thomas
New York
Newport
Casino Plaza
Lord Rocksavage
England
Point Judith
Plaza
Walter Hidden
Providence
J Maus Schermerhorn
H. W. Hayes
Page Cotton
Daniel HK
Caso
Bristol
R. I
Berkshire Hunt Ball Planned for September 16 in Lenox
Lenox officials announce a hunt ball on Friday night September 16 the eve of the Lee park hunt races. Newbold Morris Giraud Foster and Frederick Schenck head the committee. The report lists numerous Berkshire residents and visitors at Curtis Hotel Stockbridge and the Aspinwall, with social events including tennis and garden parties noted for early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Mace
Berkshire Hunt
Lee Park
Newbold Morris
Giraud Foster
Frederick Schenck
Charles McBurney
Buzzards Bay
Cherry Farm
Stockbridge
Hilizabeth Osgood
Curtis Hotel
BE. P. Smith
Saratoga
C. H Buckton
Rachel F. Gilmore
Anna F. Hilton
Paulding Torpedo Boat Destroyer Tests Under Way
The Board of Inspection and Survey departed Washington for Bath Maine to conduct the official tests today or tomorrow on the new torpedo boat destroyer Paulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Inspection and Survey
Navy Department
Washington
Bath
Paulding
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucile R
Flateek Telen BR
Helen Bo Welbournes
Lucie R
Hawkins
Campleta Grime
J Mila Dash
Hughes
Beren B. Sreebeyrae
Anes
Harries
Tima
Boughkeepsie
Gema
State Board
Auer Auto
CD G Stratton
Studebaker Company
City
Griffn Halstead
Charlotte
Standard Oil Company
Pope Automobile Company
Pope Hartford
London
Coloner4 Bureau
Automobile Supply Department
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Colorado Building
R. Stansbury
W. Lee Craven
Williams
Burke
Board of Aldermen
Hill
W. W. Ballenger
Marbury
Fitzgerald
Brill
Ballenger
Ogden
Field
Summers
Luther II. Thompson
John B. Laphen
C. M. Cuvillier
Panama
Charles M. Cuvillier
Samuell Cuvillier
Cuvillier
Isthmian Canal Commission
Reliance Fire Engine Company
A.D. Grimes
W. M. Glasgow
P. F. Gorman
Wcoy Spars
Rathskeller
Hudson
NAVAL
Ma* Ist
Cruise
Mediterranean Sea
Bowyer
ARMY
Racketers
Joseph Auerbach
14Th St
Auerbach
14Th Street
Big
Berkshires
Hunt Club
Buick
Washington Automobile Club
Naylor's Hill
Buick Motor Company
Connecticut Avenue