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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
41
Half Sovereign led the field by three lengths in a chaotic race marked by a judging error that altered finish order. Bookiss-De Mutd claimed near the front as the crowd reacted, while spectators voiced concern over the miscalled result and its effect on all ages in attendance.
Report lists numerous race results with names such as Hillery Bto Mac Mlan Ingham Dugan Nicol and Shining Star, detailing placements and participants in events at Dravesend Lexington and Norfolk. Includes pacing, jockeys, and odds amid a dense, noisy OCR of the page.
A chaotic jump event at a metropolitan race track ends in controversy as wagers misrouted, riders misstepped, and stewards investigate suspect betting irregularities. The crowd reels from the dispute amid calls for accountability among racing officials and bettors.
Prominent horseman Miller won a major winter campaign deal for $30,000 with manager Williams securing Miler for the coming season on the Coast and next year. Miller has earned about $40,000 this season as the stable eyes a strong East spring campaign.
The Kentucky Association Fall Meeting sees three noses on post in the third race, with Minox Hazel Patch and Hartion among contenders. Mary Bhiting wins riding, while Dun race results show Honeababa Rylloba and others in close contests on a crowded program.
Race day results show Royal Ever margins victory over Merry Finland in the third event. The program opened at 10 am with crowding and late shifts as runners like McDaniels mount Sunmarica and others pursued betting odds. Notable finishes include Gratalline in 1, Vand in 9, and Seralabed-rire in the money, while Fore and Cragin Twilarnt led fast early stages.
At Norfolk Va on September 18 weather was fine for the meet. Multiple races feature two year olds and older with a mix of winners and near misses. Notable performances include Heart of He and Broadway Gin in sprint events and Carters men and Hob Hoy among top placers.
Social and personal items record multiple weddings and engagements around Washington. Notes include ceremonies at church parsonages, private home celebrations, bridal attendants, and honeymoons to seashore or Jamestown. Marked by church officiants, witnesses, and return travel details for various couples and families.
The Newport Horticultural Society autumn exhibition opened with summer residents winning most prizes in palms foliage and flowering plants. Awards went to Mrs Goelet Mrs Astor and others for specimen palms and greenery while flowers and dahlias saw Mrs Astor and Perry Belmont among the top winners.
Rain halted play in Livingston as the Marylebone team faced an All New York side. Pritchard's English side posted a four wicket win after steady batting by Haskings and Lance, with Cottina’s fielding noted as key. Adjourment was taken as the day’s play ended.
Royal young princes and Princess Mary join spectators as they observe wreathing and Highland dancing. Duke of Profile visits from Mar Lodge with his daughters Princess Alexandra and Princess Maud, amid a semi state arrival. A woman artist claims hats should suit the wearer not merely be pretty, noting hats that look odd on the head may be more becoming. A footlight favorite comments on fashion trends following this idea.
The Duke de Chaulnes arrived by Kaiser Wilhelm at New York on September 18 after missing Cherbourg transport. His valet took the baggage from the Kronprinzessin Cecille, while the duke, appearing on the passenger list as Count i, awaits clearance for his trunks sent to public lighters. The episode involves Wise Theodosia Shonts and Theodore P. Shoht's daughter and hints at a strained family naming dispute. The trunks must be retrieved via a local broker.
New York report on September 13 announces the engagement of Miss Helen Georgia Squiera, daughter of Herbert G Squiera, minister to Panama, to Joseph W Jenkins Lee, minister to Guatemala. Miss Squiera is abroad with her aunt in Europe, no wedding date set. Lee previously served as minister to Evadne until promoted to Guatemala.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Secretary Ro o to Washington plan for Mexico trip starting Sep 33 and Secretary Beveridge and Mrs Beveridge departing Cherbourg for New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II encouraged by health status. Navigator mentions voyage on Northern German Lloyd line.
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