Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1905

Page

6

Labor Day at Benning Policemen and Auto Races

Maj. Sylvester's men staged a Labor Day at Benning featuring bicycle sprint heats, four automobile races, and base ball games that drew thousands. The day opened with baseball, included thrilling motorcycle and auto races, prize cups, and Maj. Sylvester praising officers, with John Pistorio's band providing the music.

Maj. Sylvester Metropolitan Police LC Brown AC. Lynn J G. Dunn F. S. Hughlett Green Sergi Bode Bet Dunn Tel Brown Surat Bode Lynn Maj Sylvester Klobdanz Jack Rages Cyelist Aloysius Club Cowboys Goverement Printing Office John Pistorio

Columbias Defeat Navy in Benning Labor Day Meet

In a spirited Central Labor Union race track contest at Benning yesterday, the Columbia Athlete Club of the Capital City League defeated the Navy team from the Departmental League. The game drew a large crowd with strong support for both sides. Columbias struck late but fell short in scoring early, while Navy finally crossed the plate in the eighth inning.

Benning Race Course Central Labor Union Benning Jays Barney Oldfielda Maj. Sylveste Guardians of the Peace Elain Columbia Athletic Club Navy Yard Burgin Goddard Henry McCay Edwin Burke William Shaw Wallace Cowdick C M. Ashton J. Briggs Ed Sutton TL Waple Olgie Melle Florence Cadick Columbia Athlete Club Navy Benning Race Track Columbias Torney Helena

Baseball doubles at central labor union meet

In a tense ballgame the Cowboys edged Aloysius by 10 to 9 after Brown’s wildness allowed Aloysius a seventh inning foothold, then Brown’s and Farrell’s errors and hits swung the lead. Mavens, Davis, Gallagher and Brown starred with key hits and defensive plays. umpires were Meusers, Sullivan and Thompson. Time of game was 1 hour 60 minutes.

Daugherty Balla Clements Bryan M’carren OlDe Mar Sutton Daugh’y Omnia Briggs Clementa C. A. Navy Baron Fulcher Torney Hughes Meusrs Sullivan Thompson Central Labor Union Cowboys Aloysius’ Club Brown Aloysius Farrell Aloy Rhoar Mat Gly Hunt Handibac Fentup McCarthy Waple Reeker Ol Treadway Mblain Hagett Adama Noyes O' Brown Plz Corrigan Herbert Aloysius Club Adams Hita Chi Gallagher Ricker Hendiboe Davis Gallagher Chamber+lain Handiboe Bagett M¢Carthy Callagher Fenton Iavena Havena Chamberlain Avams Ha- Xone Wid Plichce Psa Ad Wale Hevens Messie Pareona Solan Rtaker Wheatley Marquette Gunton-Temple Gunton Plecves Wheatley Sprigman Hamboe Long Lanky Langley Bielaski Sprigman i Happy Jack Leonard Guntons Venable Price Slon Fracion Bernad Cowonlasteners Beschite Bradtery Bisiask Sheemakar Jeonard Leonard Balle Smith Betta Aloysius Boys Thorpe Rapp Betts Sion S.rhoae Aloysius Rhoae Hofmann Mattingly Rick Hedibi Felly Rioker Col Fower Gates Collifower Springtian Ially Pitapatrick Noves Ta Mebarthy Davie W. Handiboe A. Handiboe W. Handiboa

Bloomingdale Wins Two Over St Patrick's Church Team

Bloomingdale soccer? No. Bloomingdale wins two one sided games 22 to 2 and 14 to 2 over St Patrick's Church. Buckley struck out seventeen in the first game, matching an earlier record, with Donn contributing a triple two doubles and four singles. Rogers pitched steadily as Bloomingdale pounded five St Patrick's pitchers. White was injured and sidelined. Minor details list line scores and fielding notes from both games.

Eyenta Tne Neopuntea Wark Howard A Rhine C. L J. W. Boyd F. Gd. Blivin Fred Hart Stanley Steamers R. French Cahill I Engle B. F. Anderson Franklins Howard Rhine May Sylvester J. L. Deneal People's Savings Bank St. Patrick’s Bloomingdales St. Patrick's Church Buckley Donn Rogers Blommngdale St. Patrick's White Bumn Gdale Rhoae Patrick Rhoae Wilson Gill Withers C. Strattlekin Donhead Rogers Kray T Mucklay H& Patrick’s Dante Willem Widmayer Key Me Mann Bussy Douglas al Totus Moat M'Gdale al Ab Rawick A. Onl Donoh Martie L.turer Hinge N. Worley J.wil'r Pth Fagan IK Donch Pab Bt C G/Carrey Busey Donch Houck Worley Bucklay Denny Martin Balla Witmayer Donen Bloomingdale St Patrick's Turner Warley Martle Strack Douch balle—Fegan Umptco Fegan

Victory for St Stephen's as Hooks halts game

In a Chicago News report from the Coliseum a dispute ends in a forfeit win for St Stephen's Institute over the National Athletic Club when Hooks refuses to continue after alleging a batter deflected a pitch. The ledger notes a 3-1 lead for St Stephen's and a late triple by Jenkins.

St. Stephen's Institute National Athletic Club Hooks Coliseum Mackey St. Stephen’s Institute Fenton Institute Myers Helmrich Bly Woods Great Lander Oy Young McQuade Garner Handiboa St. Stephen's Firat St Stephen's Wirst Lauder McCormack Woda Garner Moriarity Carroll Jenkins Chicago News Society

Commissioners Sweep Three Games In One Day On The Diamond

Washington district clubs staged a strenuous day of baseball with the Commissioners beating Aloysius 3 0 in the morning, 3 2 against Fourth Presbyterian in the afternoon, and 8 0 over Gunton Temple. Notable fielding and a rare squeeze play highlighted the efforts as 2,100 spectators watched in a brisk, sunlit day of play.

Aloysius Fourth Presbyterians Gunton Temple Washington Aloyelus Fourth Presbyterian Gunton-Temple Fieller Exston Bishop Rightielder McKinney Venable Springman Fitzpatrick Curley Brown Hofman Atchison Herring King Capt Charles Rapp Bielaski Colliflower Bradley Sprigman Warman Commissioners Presbyterians Hradley MccKinney

Knights of Labor Excursion Draws 2000 at Marshall Hall

More than two thousand attended the Knights of Labor annual outing at Marshall Hall. Highlights included a Powderly speech urging reciprocal relations between workers and employers, a lively dancing pavilion, a roller and bowling area, and a 7 to 5 baseball win by St. Vincent's over Christ's Church with Turner Mack and Litchfield Conner starring. A silver loving cup was awarded to the victors.

Knights of Labor Marshall Hall Terence B. Powderly Powderly St. Vincent’s Christ's Churah Turner and Mack St. Vincent's Litchfield and

Y M C A Camps Shape Future Plans For Young Members

At Lake George New York the last of 200 summer Y M C A camps closed as 200 leaders discussed athletics swimming climbing and future plans. The movement with 50000 members cited large scale camps in Pennsylvania Colorado Wisconsin and Canada offering Bible study sports and leadership training. Ninety five campers earned camp emblems by meeting tough requirements including rowing hiking canoeing and wildlife tasks.

Lake George G. W. Hinckley Goodwill Farm Jed G. Smith John B. Sloman, Jr Dr. Fisher M. C Pioneers Ma G. A. Crimp Geneva Wis Alionom Venton Pennsylvania Colorado Fort Caroling Mannachuredia California Oregon Ohio Wisconsin Utero Rehoolm Tha Tania Lakesand United States Canada Dudley Lake Champlain Massachusetts Jersey United States Volunteers

Track and Field at the Grove Features GA A I A Wins

Kensington A A defends county relay title as J C Rosemond clinches the Foster Trophy in a torrid finish. H R Gore from Washington Grove A A suffers a leg injury yet helps his team with a relay return. Open relay won by Washington Grove A A. Kensington tops Grace Church Boys Club Linden in the county relay. Baseball games follow with Takoma beating Kensington and Washington Grove defeating Pootesville.

Washington Young Men’s Christian Association Montgomery Kensington Washington Grove Athletic Association Grove Field Young Men’s Christian Association J. C. Rosemond Takoma Washington Grove Pootesville Gore H.R. Gore G. G. Box Clagett Linden Byrne Watson Taupe Clageit Little Adams Tech High School National Guard Grace Church Boys’ Club Reluya Rosemond Kennington H. N. Clagett Rosemund Rimavis Aymtcuhl Baltimore Ohio Trarrett Baulah Galbraith Stockland A W. F Furnage Fraternity A. G Hart Kenwington A. A Tima Furmage Galpraith H. R. Gore BP. MagoMn T. Milliken M. B. Clagett A. Harr Kensington A. A F. M. Byrne C. A. Watson A. J Decker W. H. McCaully W.W. B. White D. GN Decker MaCanbey White FP. P. Magoffin H. Diamond Washington MLC. A H. G. Ro

Carpenters At River View Labor Day Excursion

More than 1,600 excursionists joined the Joint District Council of Carpenters and Joiners for a Labor Day outing at River View. The event featured athletic contests, a circus, cakewalks, dancing, and a baseball game won by the Brotherhood of Carpenters over Amalgamated Carpenters. Prizes were awarded in events, and the day closed the river resort season with crowds on two boats.

Joint District Council of Carpenters and Joiners River View T. V. Arrowsmith River Queen Parker Millworkers Carpenters Jennie Mills George Byer Andrew Heffernan

The Automobile Blessing for the Poor Says Mrs Mala

Mrs Mala prop declares the automobile will aid the poor since few can afford a chore. A neighbor questions the claim, and laughter follows. The Philadelphia Press quotes a boarder and a comic remark about rabbit stew, with humor about meals and mischief.

Chicago News Philadelphia

Also Mentioned on This Page

The ST. Stephen’s Phone West 129 Arlington Brewing Co Rosslyn, Va Brownes OlWneman Rana Quist Milionaire Knights OF Labor Excursion Joan B. Sleman, Jr YY. M Cometry Club Y. MC. A Camp Ground H. BR. Gore S. S Ab- Col Victor Stubbing Barthman Swift Specific CO Atlanta Edmonston Shoe House America Heurich Brewing Co Phone West J. © McCarthy Wenington A A. Ua Suetanoond C. Dodge M.A CG Roy Smith Keneington A Gd. Bor G Dodge G. Iserwteh Thoy Smith Kenington Brotherhood Uborg Oswalsts Philo Way Specialties Co Newark Reed Stians Cura Twelfth Street Druggiate Express Pranaid Suntop Piata Pactoge Tw Originatora I Mood Co Hood'n Sarsanaitila, Lowel Mars Shade Fisk Elgin Lafranco W. T. Baldus E M Mitchell St. Nw Maurer Onis Io
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication