Middle States Regatta Notes Arowd Campsite and Finishes
Morning races lowered records as river crowds watch from Aqueduct Bridge to finish at Potomac Club site. Potomac Boat Club officers and regatta committee led by Hadley Dayte and Claude R Zappone organized a smooth event with spectators from Baltimore Philadelphia and Alexandria backing various crews. Final standings saw Washington’s Potomacs and Andras outfits favored amid lively betting and cheers while officials ensured clear course and orderly runs on a sunlit day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthokil Cateering Cour
Talbot
Wich
Potemac Club
Wis de Plaice
Petunac Boat Club
Mabmirere
Ofer Lober
Baltimore
Baltimorian
Cannais
Finle
Fathdelphia Bu
Potomacs
Andrassany
Washington
Greer
Frank Weseley
Palk
Old Dominion
Yuls
Hartes Tr Tayrrett
James S Douglas Jr
Filward Taycett
Arthur Hebert Jr
Alexandria
Texan
Shane Ang
Ottawa Bowling Club
Lelory
Virginians
Maces Occagionath
Virginla
Bort
Keens
Fsat
Virginia
Bons Haus Serandas
Turu
Middle States
Potomac Boat
Royet
F Nolan
Darcely
Trin
Robert J Wullean
Philadelphta
Edwin J Keant
Vics
New York
Cry
David Brown
Treasuree
Samuel A Cramer
Hly Royalte
Claude KR Zappone
War Department
Davi Brown
York
Robert Wo Beach
Baiimere
Jobo
Regan
New York City
Erry Po Burke
Philadephia Pu TS
Brenan
Long Inland
Guy
Rob Jackson
Tankers
Noya Ho Wulker
Philadelphia
Douelen
Potomac Boat Clubs
Herry F Burke
John O Regina
National Association
D Davia
Potomsos
William C Tighe
Sheepshead Bays
J H Freas
West Phiadelphia Club
West
Maltus
Doctor Kanagsa
Fenn Barge Club
Freas
Bridge Gorman
Potomecs
Kanage
Pitme
Pilkington
Analostana
Analostans
Potomac Bot Club
Arey
Weatau Boat Club
Atalortis Boat Club
Vespers
Vesely
Leben
Seawanhakas
Dan McGowan
Mac
Off Jongth
Frank Vesely
Mist Bohemian Beat Club
Jotr Honen
Senwaataka Tat Club
Regatta Day Brings Thrilling Races On Potomac Waters
In early morning regatta events the Potomac Boat Club hosts a strong lineup with West Philadelphia, Mal tas, and Analostans leading. Freas barely edges Kanarge but a collision near the bridge changes the finish, while the Potomacs impressively defeat elite crews from Baltimore and New York, capping a day of dramatic shells and close calls.
Dyspepsia and Stomach Strength Advice
A fragment discusses dyspepsia and insists the stomach must be strengthened and toned to function properly, criticizing ineffective prior approaches and urging a corrective treatment approach.
Young mother leaves baby in a hotel abortive in Cumberland Maryland
A 16 year old girl registered at the George Washington Hotel on North Capitol Street with an infant in her arms. She from Cumberland Maryland, but appears youthfully distraught. She vanished after breakfast, leaving the crying baby in care of staff and a nurse. Detectives seek her. a woman matching her description was sighted near the B and O depot but no confirmed lead.
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Aernelf
Edith Bowers
George Washington
North Gapttol Street
Kenmore Hotel
Cumberland
Dawn Statre
Mnard
Durtot
Mise Harriet
Holland
Imother
Baltimore
Cuomberland
Frank Baur
Police Headquarters
Sven
Bowere
Regatta Results Show Mixed Races and Scrappy Finish
Regatta results feature multiple clubs from Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and Washington with event lines for junior singles and doubles, senior singles and quads, and intermediate fours. Notable moments include Greer and Guild leading the senior singles, Crescents of Philadelphia driving a late sprint in the junior eight, and Nassau Boat Club triumphing in the senior eight-oared shell amid windy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freas
Guinan
Smith
Sipers
Kanara
Coward
Auta
M Nevins
Ansiostans
Freay West Philsdetpala
Sith Féazer
Clu Ponindeipiila
Kanara Penn
Bacerer
Arindel
Arundel Boat Club
Philadelphia
Montrose
Arundel
Greer
Beng Amerluis
Courtney Guild
Massachusetts
Vesely
Wille Gree
Oreer
Boston
Athete
Sedueie Fon
Vesdly
Eohemian
Sheyheard Seavanhaka Boat Club
Nassau
Ue Nasaa
Schusskill Navy
West
Anathea
Burk
Maltas
Kirk
The
Crescents
Zane
Baachelors
Finas & Cass
Suromary Brean Gost
Cour Jengths
Navy
Socoun Tey
West Philadelphia
J A Doyle
Keifer
Cegetta
Staten Island
Tha
Quakers
Virginie Shore
Jettiman
Wyasoke
Sizion Island Boat Club
Wyersie Boat Club
Son Club
Malta Boat Club
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Malle
Kelley
Poulterer
Malta Heat Club
Urey
Pennstlania Barge
Clobson
Evert
Ariel
Talrmount
Potomac
Angioslan
Atalanta
Analostan
Fairmount
Virginia
Drowe
Foula
Archea
Analdsten
Potomac Reading
Plateled
Etreteh
Potemmac
Teria
Analastan
Miller
Klare Haywar
Miler
Hayward
Mc- Gea
Ravenswoods
Mark Lash
Durendo Miller
New York
Amniotis Club
Maynerd
Wallero
Arundel Boat
Governor's
Courtnay Guild
Champlon Greer
Boston Athletic Association
Greer and Guild
Mercy
H. Frogs
Thomas Mc
Guild
Nt Boat Club
Fetomac Boat Club
Penneshania
Korea
Pennsylvania
Soem Lenehe Fonsylvan
Middle States Regatta Prizes Distributed at Riggs House
In the presence of about ten attendees the Middle States Regatta prizes were awarded to victorious oarsmen at the Riggs House Test Night. Most visiting crews departed the city before midnight as a foreign shell was cleared from the Potomac and Anelostan Howe before 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qawing
Riggs House
Mbinisht
Lever
Potomac
Anelostan Howe
Regatta races and notable figures on Potomac water
Spectators watched the junior eight and senior events as crews from Potomac and Analostana River competed. Notable figures included Courtney Guild Greer’s partner Jib, Gov Massachusett relatives, and dignitaries like Secretary Shas and Assistants from Commerce, Agriculture, and the Treasury. A revenue cutter Apache and several coaches were seen, with Dan McGowan and Atalanta among the rowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Guild
Greer
Jib
Beniior
Massachusetta
Potomacs
Analostana
Apache
Imade
Stogll
Berthold Tha
Brit
Torpedo Haat
Tom Thorne
Columbia
New York University
Atalanta
Burke
Antristin Ton Fvek
Boston Athletic Association
Teropsev
Pototine
Stevenson
Ottoma Ost
Arle
Vin Vielt
Strten Island
Eany
Greer Wart
Dan McGowan
Ander
Farmar
Farmar Panhevi
Nona
Potomar
Piers Phonon
Jan Dale Ant
Pattlan
Fao
Tito
Airamen
Richimand
Bealnars
MD Dominion
Alexandria
Shas
Treasury
Commerce and Labor
Murray
Bers
Gereral I Reba
Reynold
Treaster Bowards
Madden
District Rifemen Claim Ninth Place in President's Match
The Ninth place district team led by Ohio riflemen clinched third prize overall at the President's Match, with Connecticut, Philadelphia Rats, and Sixth Massachusetts among top finishers. Thirty-two entrants vied for the national title as Washington Minute Men and other district teams faced elimination in the second stage amid brisk crowd and improving weather. Several district shooters faced fines and tents confined status as the national tournament progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Washington
Spackil
Bea Girt
Firet Ohio
Philadelphia Rats Association
Massachusetts
Columbia
Washington Minute
Ren Nitth
Ljayt
Ap Ummers
Heidenreich
Walt
Soret Shriver
Prevute Appleby
Presimenys Waren
Simpson
Colhieathur
Horst H.R Huywacey
District of Columbia
Maj Young
Col
Elderter
Capt. Cookson
Cant
Tovevard
Migeourt
Heta
GURTIN'S GAME IS RAIDED PROPRIETOR ARRESTED
A raid on Curtin's Conduit Road establishment disrupted a gambling game. Proprietor Curtin and eleven players were confronted by Sheriff Gott and deputies. Curtin was jailed for operating a gambling house as others were held as witnesses. Jurisdiction questions stalled destruction of a sideboard.
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John Curtie
Conduit
Ling
Bhatt Jains
P. Gott
Curtin
Giere
Mullicen
Iinbry
Hall of Chance
Washington
Gott
District of Columbia
Sherté Gott
Justice of the
John B. Brewer
Puckett Hearing Today in Police Court
Miss Mulalle Puckett clerk to the Agricultural Department, arrested last week on forgery charges, will face a hearing today in Police Court. Judge Mills will decide if she should be held for grand jury action as prosecutors present the case. Defense is expected to cross examine only. Detectives Pratt and Howlett reportedly have five cases against Puckett.
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Mulalle
Puckett
Agricultural Department
Miss Puckett
Mills
Aefense
Baillie Court
Pratt and Howlett
Miks Puckett
James MccCrea Funeral Held at Home
Funeral services for James McCrea a civil war veteran who served twenty year as a watchman at the War Department and died in New Rochelle New York will be held at the residence of Mrs James A Rayburn 123 WN street northwest McCrea aged seventy two a native of New York City fought in forty seven battles wounded three times and spent twenty eight months as a prisoner in Libby and Andersonville prisons
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James MccCrea
Jamies McCrea
War Department
New Rochelle
N. WY
James A. Rayburn
McCrea
New York City
Libby
Andersonville
McGraw Wins Skidoo Lot in Realty Draw
The United States Realty Company distributed two prize lots at Menetenstye Property in Randle Highlands. M McGraw of Laz8 YD street won the prize number 23 amid a 1,600 number drawing. The event drew a large crowd and required extra precautions by Hart Washington Heights Traction Company.
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Prise Winter
United, States
United “States
Rasity Company
Menetenstye
Randle Highlands
M. McGraw
Srice
Gqtaw
Herrail
Bradbury
Charles
Robinson
Arthur EE Randle
Iid
Hart
Washington Heights Traction Company
Weather conditions report from 1900 coastal areas
The Weather Bureau notes a tropical disturbance near the southern Atlantic and its rapid movement outward. It predicts variable winds along the New England and Middle Atlantic coasts with light to frank northerly winds and cooler temperatures in the New England and Lower Lakes regions. Local forecasts include possible thunderstorms and unsettled conditions the next day and a high temperature near 89 with humidity around 23 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope
Agravitore
Weather Bureau
Washington, D
Hbogland
Windle
Morthekstery
Mhowers
Hind
Virgina
Worth Carolina
Waeawe
Mindie
New Dugland
Lake Region
New Magland
Middle Atlantic
Atlanta
Wirer Lakes
Fun for Fatherless at German Asylum Grounds
Children enjoyed an orphan benefit at the German Asylum with games athletic contests and a poultry dinner. Festivities included a concert ragtime selections and dancing as staff organized activities and meals for the youngsters.
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Tablew
Ald Society
Giithes
Brain and Body Builder Claim for Grape-Nuts
In Kentucky a mother recalls a child who allegedly recovered from severe underdevelopment after being fed only Grape-Nuts and cream for years. The claim portrays the cereal as a brain and body builder, citing dramatic improvements from infancy to five years old, with praise from a named company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Montis
Conan
Postam Co
Battle Cresk
Mich
Tide and Sun Table Turbulent Text Summary
Fragmentary notice lists nautical and river data with stray terms such as Harpers Furry and Bel River Bulletin. Readable parts mention tides, dates, and locations but lack coherent events or entities.
Funeral services set for Pablo Freeman at Holy Trinity
Philip Freeman Funeral services for Pablo Freeman, who died Sunday night of epoplexy at Emergency Hospital, will be held at Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Freeman was employed as a restaurant keeper and resided at Wisconsin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Freeman
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