Lynnewood Cup One Day Steeplechase Meeting Planned
A one day invitation race meeting will be held at Lynnewood Farm Bluins Park Pa on Saturday October 8 under the Hunts Committee of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association. Cash prizes range from 200 to 500 with 100 and 30 to be awarded to top finishers. The feature race is the Lynnewood Cup for bona fide hunters registered with the association open to owners who win it twice. Six races are scheduled three on the flat and three over jumps with jockeys in hunting costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yursed
Lyanewood
Hunts
National Steeple and Hunt Association
Widener
Say Murphy Will Be Here At Marlboro Meeting
Penh A Murphy presided at a ring and Murphy will represent the Jockey Club as steward during the ten day meeting at the fair grounds in October. Artitaggee red manager of the meet and Ele returned from a trip to New York and Detroit. Five more heroes are expected at Mars bore than the plane can accommodate. The Jerkey Cink will arrange the meeting and several horsesmen have applied for stalls including Pangie Doe Street With adi James R rses and Cilot De Witt Fr Flippen My May of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penh A. Murphy
Marlboro
Jockey Club
Fair Grounds
Artiaggee Red
New York
Detroit
Mars
David Dunlop
Pangie
Doe Street
Adi
James R Rses
Cilot de Witt
Rson
Fr. Flippen
Nak. Béal
Judges Get After Driver in Ohio Race Heat
Mamie Dodd led the unfinished 2:17 Pro race in Cantent as Hal Rowers won the forge in straight heats. Moze Aulisse two heats, Moe Rowers led. Moe and Frick Ynaniaa placed behind. Florace Otart Milroy and Blackwell Dava shown in unfinished times with several heats incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantent
Ohio
Mamie Dodd
Lake Erie
Moe
Ewen Bird
Frick Ynaniaa
Florace Otart Milroy
Blackwell Dava
Billy? Wonder
Egan Entry Battle Over NIAC Fall Games
Officials of the Trish-American A.C. faced a dispute after Matt Halpin questioned Dick Egan’s entry for the fall NIAC games. The LA A. committee demanded acceptance or risk sparticipants boycotting wingsh footers events. Paul Diigrim stated Egan’s entry would be accepted with no trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C
Matt Halpin
Dick Egan
N Oy. A. C
Chi
Egan
LA. A
Wingsh
AL Thead
Paul Diigrim
Beansent
New Giants Add Players From Dallas Texas League
New York Sept 7 John J McGraw Giants manager has been notified that First Baseman Giwdy and Ditcier Shontz players purchased from the Dallas club of the Texas League are now en route to join the team. Dallas won the Labor Day Laborday games led by Cowdy and Shantz pitching. The Texas League season ended Labor Day with Dallas topping Houston. Giants are pleased as they coached Dallas last spring. Cima and Beaver Win Sonder Trials in Marion Mass Sept 7 Cima owned by Guy Lowell won the first sonder class race in trials for American team to Germany. Beaver won the second race as Cima faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. McGraw
Giants
Giwdy
Ditcier Shontz
Dallas
Dattes
Texas
Cowdy
Shantz
Houston
Cima
Beaver
Marion
Mass
Guy Lowell
Eastern Yacht Club
Germany
Seéoul
Four-year-old killed during target shooting in Tazewall
In Tazewall Virginia on March 7 Marlon Neal age 4% was accidentally shot and killed by his uncle Riley Whitt. Neal lived in Graham Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewall
Marlon Neal
Riley Whitt
Neal
Graham
Joe Boy Triumphs In Charter Oak Feature At Hartford
Hartford racing fans saw Joe Boy win the 2:14 trot and the 2:11 pace at Charter Oak park as wind and track conditions favored fast times. Biza beat Bernaldo in both heats of the 2:14 trot with Olive F. third, while Joe Boy easily captured the 242 pace with Mike Wilcox second and Doctor Fox third. A $10,000 Charter Oak stake and related events highlighted Thursday’s program, with five entrants in the 2:14 heat and rough action among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Ini
Charter Oak Park
Joe Boy
Riza
Orlean
Husky Harry
Biza
Bernaldo
Olive F
Mike Wilcox
Doctor Fox
Charter Oak
Iiza
Db. m
Rengara—Komura
Kremtin
Borvallo
Bog
OO Oliver
Western Trotting Association meet at Kalamazoo fair grounds
Large crowd attends Recreation Park for the Great Western Trotting Association card. Unfinished Tuesday 2:20 trot and two trotting events plus a running dash race tied to a $2,700 purse. Ned Carmack won the running dash, Bewoten second, Blin third, time 2:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Recreation Park
Great ‘Western Trotting Association
Angelus
Zombro
Colby
Butterbrook
B. G
Silent Brook
Statter
Graymoore
Eers
Reyes
Bredele Toda
Tr. H
Teachout
Howig
M. Tered
de McGraw
Elizabeth Rayne
Bes
Teachnut
Empire Queen
B. Im
Ned Carmack
Bewoten
Blin
Maryland State Fair Opens With 10000 Attendees at Timonium
Special 9 The Washington Pest reports the Maryland State Fair drew about 10,000 spectators on September 1. Bright weather and fair track conditions accompanied hotly contested harness events with purses of 400 dollars each. Winners included Grenadier and Lottie Bedworth in early races, running times near 2:19 and 2:58, with stakes of 125 dollars added for certain heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Timonium
Maryland
Burnt
Shetley Rossmore
Tima
Y Kittle
Elkeidge
Aca
Centirmen
Wenna
Ibashan
Sam ‘Ball
Thames B
Local golfers to compete in amateur championship
Washington will be represented in the Brookline Club amateur championship at Brookline Massachusetts starting next Monday and lasting through the week. Five players Edie Eynon Jr I C Davidson Walter Harban BE Leet and H N Brown from Columbia Country Club have entered and others from nearby clubs are expected to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brookline Club
Brookline
Maas
Edie Eynon, Jr
I. C. Davidson
Walter Harban
BE. B. Leet
H. N. Brown
Columbia Country Club
Famous Phoenix Park Murder Recalls Irish Tragedy
A Dublin bulletin recalls the 1882 Phoenix Park assassination of Lord Cavendish and T. H. Burke by nine Irish Land League members. James Fitzharris, known as Ski Ecoat, died in prison after years jailed for his role, while trial details reveal botched plans to kill W. E. Forster and Lord Cowper. The piece traces secret service links, deportations, and the era’s rebellion mood, then surveys forthcoming stage offerings in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fireharris
Lord Frederick Cavendish
7. G. Burke
Dublin
James Fitzhacks
Skiecoat
Frederick Cavendish
Ireland
T. H. Berke
Phoenix Park
Witzhazrig
T. H. Burke
Dub UN
Irish Land League
All Ireland
Caverdish
Burke
James Carhh
British
Secret Services
League
Carty
Australia
Patrick O'Donnell
Secret Service
Cavendish
W. E. Forster
Lord Cowper
Leutenant
Earl Spencer
Cornell Company to Meet Americas at Cap-Ntal City Park
Cornell Company champions of Section A clash with Americas Security and Trust Company champions of Section B at Cap-Ntal City Park at 4 30 p m. The game caps the post season series between the two league champions in a key showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Company
Americas, Security and Trust Company
Cap- Ntal City Park
Princeton Men Lead Yale Next In Line In Intercollegiate Tennis
Philadelphia Sept 7 Princeton rackets lead Yale with three survivors in day one of the intercollegiate championship at Merion Cricket Club. Notable wins by Holden Mathey and Sweetser set up potential third round clashes while Thayer of Penn falls to Cote of Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Thayer Falls
Cote
Holden
Mathey
Sweatier
Philadelphia
Princeton
Merion Cricket Club
Yale
Aléck” Thayer
J. Cote
R. A. Holden
Deane Mathey
A. Sweetser
L. Cobb
Williams
F. Gates
A. Dumfegon
W. Frazer Campbell
B. McClare
Cornell
Raleigh
W. Conger
E. Thayer
G. C. Thomas
H. Nickerson
Byvans
Pempesivania
J. M. Holcombe
A. Gweetser
Ile
D. Matthey
Pringeton
J.C. Hoagland
A. D. Thayer
B. N. Dell
Cutting
Indianapolis to host 500-mile international sweepstakes race
Officials of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced plans for a May 27, 191N event pitting American cars against European contenders for a 500 mile race. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway 60 mile international sweepstakes offers a record purse of 2500.00 with ten prize ranks, including 10000 to the winner. A trophy will accompany each position. Entries limited to cars with at least 7 mph speed and 600 cubic inch displacement, weighing no less than 2300 pounds. American Automobile Association rules will govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Today
Europe
American Automobile Association
No Record for Oldfield at Brighton Beach Track
The American Automobile Association ruled a record for the 1 mile circle cannot stand after Barfey Oldfield timed 602-5 seconds and 494-5 seconds in trials at Brighton Beach. Ralph de Palma remains holder with 5045 seconds set in 1908 at Minneapolis driving a Fiat. Caledonian Club plans a soccer team as Hugh Reid notes strong candidacy. five nominees named for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph Dé Palma
Minneapoli
Fiat
Barfey Oldfield
Tima
Brighton Beach
Américan Automobile Association
Cornell Champions: Big Win Over Commissioners 5 0
Cap City park crowd over 1 460 watches Cornell overpower Commissioners in Section A final by 5 to 0. Buscher three hits and Byrd’s eight to ten hits pace the offense while Hurley shines at second making key plays and a two bagger. Noyes shuts down base stealing and fielding miscues help preserve the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buscher Allowa
Byrd
Hurley
Cornel Company
Commissioners
Capital City Park
Sbuscher
Noyes
Beckett
Jack” Hurley
Keane
C. Beckett
Buscher
Tigers
Com
Abhore Lay
Omeare
Handiboe
Kinney
Berne
Cornell
Butcher
Robertson
Sherificenit
Handibees
Phi
The Little Damostel at Belasco and Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford
The Belasco will premiere The Little Damostel next Monday describing a delicate sympathetic comedy about bohemian London life. a strong cast includes May Buckley. George M. Cohan’s Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford, adapted from George Randolph Chester, features Hate Hamilton and Frances Ring and runs at the National next week with a large ensemble cast. Also on stage are Matt Ireland at the Columbia and a variety of acts including Our U. S. A. Boys and A Personality by Willette Whitaker with Wilbur Hill, plus Roman Sports and other vaudeville pieces to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco
Henry W. Davege
America
Charles Hawtrey
Wyndham’s ‘Theater
London
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Ted
May ‘Buckley
National
Wallingford
George M. Cohan
Mr. Cohan
George Randolph Chester
Croak
Karo
Walingford
Hate Hamilton
Howard Bilis
Purnell Pratt
Daniel ‘Sullivan
Fletcher Harvey
Spencer
Charters
Joseph Lésta
Russell Pincus
Ante Gold
Chase
U.S. A
Willette Whitaker
F. Wilbur Hill
Edwina Barry
Ed Hodges dies at 63 after month illness in Sutherlins
Edward F. Hodges aged 63 prominent farmer of Sutherlins Halifax county died after a month long illness Wrights disease. He was born in Caswell County North Carolina and lived in Sutherlins 25 years. Survived by wife and seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Edward F. Hodges
Sutherlins
Halifack County
Wright
Caswell County
N. C
St Sutherlins
Harrisonburg
Emmali Rinker
Shenandoah County
Keezletown
Rockingham County
Lutheran Church
Heathaville
William Garland
Richmond
County
Wharton
Washington
Luther A. Harding
Northumberland
Twina
Essex County
Real estate transfers detail multiple district parcels
A series of transfers lists buyers and properties across Northwest and Northeast Washington. Transactions note lot and block numbers, streets such as Sixth and North Capitol, and monetary amounts including ten or twenty and higher sums. Notable entities include Union Trust Company, Coca Cola Company, and several individuals like Heber L Thorn ton, Kate Bell Graves, and Maurice and Esther Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice J. Chilton
Henry T. Law
Idumea Law
Vale
Charles Zb
Ratterty
Oscar B
Sherwood—Benj
F. Edwards
John le
Knapp
Brooks Court
Thomas L. Blandford
Ellen R. Blanford
Raphael A. Casilear Et Ax
Orlando W. Bradt
Square
Robert Lee O'Brien
E T UX
Maurice
Esther Davis
Wylie
Twelfth
Thirternth
Cheries
Weller
Horace Ward
Benq
Ellen Drawes
Louis
Rosenbusch
Rock Creek Church Road
Kenttedy ” Bros
Wallace Lund
Ida M. Lehreiner
Scheutzen Park
Charles Connor
Kate Bell Graves
Takoma Park
Heber L. Thornton
Doran
Flatt
Platt Converse
Corine C. Thornton
Stheer
James R. Ellerson
George D
Bertha B. Harris
Rosedale
Isherwood
David Pitterling
Robert G. Rind
Gio
Sixth Street
Wilhelmina
Cassell
Lewis Heininger
First Street
North Capitol
Union Trust Company
Kuster
Et al
Coca-Cola Company
Latary
Lotz
Irene HL Kuontz
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Districts and Loans
A scanned OCR list details numerous deeds of trust and secured loans across several neighborhoods including Square 86, Heights, University Park, and Randle Highlands. Names such as Roger Wuillame, Michael Keane, Alma Rinck, Adolph Kahnpéux, Rupert Featherstone, Herman Hower, and Simon Oppenheimer appear with lenders American Security and Trust Company, Washington Loan and Trust Company, and Home Savings Bank. Amounts range from hundreds to thousands, terms from one to six years, with interest around five to six percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squarhm
Roger Wuillame
Michael J. Keane
M. F. Mangen
Alma L. Rinck
Adolph Kahnpéux
John B. Larter
John A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Connecticut
William
Blorense
J. Géseford
Walter G. Pavia
Jan N. Stott
Moniha
Randle Highlands
Alicé J. Cantort
Luther M
G. H. Wells
Edward M. Low
Thomas R
Hudson
Herman KR
Hower
Ty B. Francis Saul
James F. Shea
Home Savings Bank
Irwin F. Mather
H. Lion
J. M. Wolford
J.M. Woitern
Simon Oppenheimer
Gustave Oppenheimer
Leon, Tobriner
Byron A. Graham
New Home Sewing Machine Company
John W. Wheeler
Vile Waukee Davie Et Ux
Hirth
C. Disinet
Secura
Robert Bee
Bria
Horace Ward
Banata
York
David Wolf
Charles F. Waller
Loniversity Park
Jodept
J.kinyoun
John B. Lacner
Washifightit Leda
Teist Combaty
Sémeiné
Wémund
Harty
and. George Y! Worthington
Ita
James A Pickford
Sion
Rai
Asher Poe
Yedirs
Lot J
Wbae
Walter C
Balderston
Henry Naylor
Owen
Ana
Brecker
Uae
Cornell Company Wins City Pennant After Arbitration
After a forfeited game dispute the Amateur Baseball Commission of the District of Columbia ruled the Cornell Company nine the winner. The decision grants them the pennant in Section A and clears Manager George E B Gornel. The case involved alleged ineligibility of catcher Phipps from the Paperhangers and heated debates over game timing and field locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Company
Commissioners
Amateur Commission
Phipps
Baperhengers
Tigers
Cornell
Board of Arbitration of the
Amateur Baseball Commission of the
District of Columbia
George E B. Gornel
Phippa
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Coiner Gains Leniency From President Taft
President Taft commuted four years of Joseph A. Heas’s 1908 five year sentence for counterfeiting at Leavenworth. Heas aided the secret service with a proposed refining method and a theoretical chemistry treatise. Barnard’s Oregon land fraud perjury sentence was shortened to expire October 1 as he served as a tool for a former employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Joseph A. Heas
Leavenworth
Secret ‘Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Smithsonian Institution
Coe D. Barnard
Butte Creek Land and Live Stock Company
Oregon
Barnard
United States
Ousts Harvesters Company in Missouri ouster case
Special Commissioner Theodore Brace filed a report in the ouster suit against the International Harvester Company of America, sustaining the quo warranto information. The commission er found the company is a trust violating Missouri anti trust laws and should forfeit its charter. The New Jersey firm is alleged to be used simply as a selling agent. Copyright 192X. Rural Carriers Choose Officers in Virginia meeting at Roanoke with J S Click as president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Theodore. Brace
International Harvester Company of America
Missouri
New Jersey
Washington Post
Roanoke
Virginia
Petersburg
Click
Bridgewater
George F. Murray
Boonesia
B. Conner
Exington
Mud to Be Pumped Into Cove Hear Lighthouse
The Potomac River channel work near Alexandria proceeds with mud pumped into a cove north of the Jones Point Lighthouse. A bulkhead will be built with loaded stone, then a dredging machine will start, under a Potomac Sand and Gravel Co contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove Hear Lighthouse
Washington Post Bureau
Ming Street
Alexandria
Potomac River
Joney Point
Potomac ‘Sand and Gravel Company
Baltimore detectives face charges over cocaine probe
In Baltimore on September 7, the grand jury returned presentments against Headquarters Detective Charlies H. Weaver and Patrolman Joseph F. Dough erty after evidence from Gov. Crothers investigations. They are accused of attempting to obtain money by false pretenses from Park B. McCubbin, a drug clerk who testified sensationally in the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Officers escort prisoners to Richmond for electrocution
Staunton Va Sept 7 Two officers left today for Richmond with Arch Brown the murderer of Cletis Higgs and Perry Hoy who will be electrocuted on October 2 The officers also had in charge Pink Barbour the negro who killed James Lee on July 4 in Harrisonburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Staunton
Arch Brown
Clétis Higgs
Perry Hoy
Pink Barbour
James Lee
Harrisonburg
Four to Richmond and return auto entries opened
The Fast four to Richmond and return opened yesterday at noon with seven entries revived, including three Buicks two Oldsmobiles and two Washington cars. The event featured Ted Walter Carter L A Roberts and other participants. awards given for several classes followed by an informal dance with attendees including Commissioner Rudolph Setnight and Mrs. Rudolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Washington
Theodore’ Barnes & Co
K Pullman
C. ‘Townsend
Ted Walter Carter
L. A. Roberts
Atlantic City
Rudolph
T. S. Johnston
Bennett
Willis Cronkhite
Harry Duckstein
Rice
Eliair Hough
Ward Angle
Lester Moore
Misa Hood
F. C. Sibbald
David Weaver
W. B. McBurney
Robert Martina
Thomas Chadwick
Hupmobile
T. C. Hammond
Warren Detroit
Thomas Serger
Ford
Charles Miller
Buick
Werren-Derolt
Mr. Bowles
Parry
J. C. Barber
Mr. Barber
Oakland
Harry Batist
Matheson
Lb. McBurney
Columbia
Mr. Klock
Palméé-Singesr
Frank Lang
Frea
Ped’ Johnston
Mr. Sansen
Ed Mangold
Harvey Cutter
Hid
Magold
Also Mentioned on This Page
JS. Widener
Nner
Syward
Murphy
Hummel
Antissa
Canton
Gowdy and
Shonty
Team
Hiram
Telberfeld
Ty Isbell
Joe
Boy
Ong Grand Circuit
Charterwar
THE
Bave Ferguson
van der Keers
Arith
Felix
Tesquerie
Eddie Mack
Dot Williame
Cowper
Forster
Academy
Phe
Eugene Walter
William Schilling
Banjo Phiends
iBd Foster
Kel
Kelly
Derendiens
Anta Aine
Geyety
Lyceum
W.L Pet. Cornel Co
Cap. City
Commieatoners
Binth
Petworth
Suburban Legaye
Security Bankers’ League
Twining
Independence Leagues
Herald
Commercial League
Adams
Railroad League
Oldfield
Brighton
al .H
Metz) Wilson
al H. Wilson
Dhaper
Matt i
Colimbia
Witsow
Pip
Gort
Mr. Wilson
Holonikilty
Merry Geran’ Wanderer
Wilsom
Curt
Equity Court
Colz Va
O'Meara
Shreve
ft.Hogue
Tilghman
Bailey
Taylor
Plaintifs
Charles H. Hemans
F. Collins
Jones & Clink- Beales
J ' Lee
Sullivan
P. K. Hillard
Stearman & Loughran
Bell
Plaintif
C. Peelio
E. A. Chasel
McGuire Va. Cutts
L. A. Batley
Richards
R. P. Evan
Thayer
Plainitt
M. D. Campbell
J. P. Briggs
Botsch
Plain W. A. .Jobustos
Bentley Va
Bentley
R. Newton Donaldson
Thomas C. ‘Taylor
Bet Carrington
Schreiner
Justice Barnard
Herbert ] Johnson
M. Firor
Smith Va
Lucas
Plefauty
BR. B. Fitharts
American Fruit Product Company
Ve. Semmés- Kelly Company
Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes & Hamilton
Douglas, Baker & Sherrill
Juste Barnard
Ballis & Everett
Peter DB. Everett
Bond
G. T. Duntop
Emily P. McClelland
Charles W. Morris
J. B. Ranch
Sarh H. French
H. French
J. BR. Gaskins
John O'Connor
Dennis J
Mary M
Baker, Sheehy
John Walel
Torney
Philip Walker
Ellen
de Valin
Mayey Aled
Frances G. Doutléday
Mareh
Henry E. Munn
Marte R. S. Dinger
Lawauits
William Owen
Henry
A. Wieths
Plakntif'a
Abner
Patrick Flyon
Max Sachs
Deféndarit
Lamabert
Goha
Proctor
Aling Proctor
Tomy
P. W.frisby
Thier
Ciera A
Liule c
At &T H
I. Feamassione
Baerenes
F.norment
Brigibley Cornell Becomics
Coiner
Ousts Harvester Company
Lawa
Capital
John Lewis
Bro
Llewellyn
Lane
Charles Harris
Knight
Focal Police
Hubert, Snowden
Alézandria City School
Ackooa
Mise Whittington
Miaé
Sarah Whittington
Cameron Street
P.P. Phillips
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
John K. Zimmerman
E. F. Price
Thomas W. White
R. H. Atkinson
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Jo Lane Btern
Alexandria Light Infantry
J. EB. King
Mille
Clarence Mills
Leah A. B. Kaus
John Ewald
Vernon Kelly
William Kane
Auto World
Avtomobile Club of
Bilentwood Sveind
Duvall
Raperteman
Tis Iniestoner
Dieholin Automobile
Satamobus Semny Odette
Maryuans
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