Proper's Occidental Azora Triumphs at Gravesend Card
New York Sept 20 Proner wins the Occidental Handicap one mile and a furlong at Gravesend. Proper favored by bettors but Buttling influence keeps price up to 2 to 1. Bedouin led early with Uncle Wrighmond and Proper close behind, Malttainerd to stretch, then Hildebrary and Proper surge to front to win. First Mason second Bedouin third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Proner
Gravesend
Proper
Buttling
Bedouin
Uncle Wrighmond
Hildebrary Ni Proper
Wer
HybLine
Mason
Jake Sanders
Ryan
Catalina
Gamara
Tan
Kelly
Rogan
Tad
Jim Newman
Calauranawhee
Snow Ball
Geeraatd
Bribery
Mary Morris
iHiltebrand
Amiaiek
Shaw
Iuetel Arc
Thistin Heather
Jack
Sais
Urdanus
James Red
Brother
Rank
Fisg Ctech
Mary Mook
Algolee
Handicap Declared Off in Louisville Derby Show
Unsteady racing notes describe the Louisville Derby event with multiple irregularities. Horses stumble amid scratches while Swiftwing and Tongorder show in Toronto scene outcomes. Jockeys include MeLeave, Jack, Jimmy Maher with results for Peter Sterling and Dilys among others. Weather and times are briefly logged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Uime
Dartium
Foerth
Meleave
Uu Anola
Sy Ran
Yoru
Mine
Whatus
Western Duke
Sity
Racing Entries From Today's Meeting Stage
Fragmentary list of race entries and horse names with odds and weights. Mentions include Oak Bake, Hropsdale, Arsenal and Drigand, Billy Hanastar, Elevation, Mamie, Betsy, Fairy Flush, Topsy Roth, Mayor purse, Hayes, Jim Sioux Chief, and Hobbson's Chotea among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bel
Milas
Jack Cade
Lawsonian
Dpropper
Caring
A. U2
Billy Hanastar
Elevation
Louisville
Beckie
Pasa
Betsy
Merry Bell
Ries
Begonta
Ross
Topsy Rothings
Marisa Gt
Ziada
Reedta
Trompean
Nader
Mayor Purse
Hayes
Sunday Post price and format note
The Sunday Post advertises mail subscription at 1.50 dollars per year. It details the weekly newspaper offering and annual rate for readers choosing mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Sunday Post
J Mail
Eighteenth Annual Bachelors' Club Tennis Tourney Opens
The eighteenth annual lawn tennis tournament for the District of Columbia begins Monday at the Bachelors' Club courts at 1734 M street NW under USLTA rules. Events include men's singles and doubles with the District of Columbia Challenge Trophy up for grabs. Doyle defends against rising rivals. entries close September 2 for singles and September 9 for doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Bachelors’ Lawn Tennis Club
M. Street Northwest
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
St. George Parkes
Bachelors’ Club
Doyle
H. C. Sheridan
M Street Northwest
ThreeYearOld Sets Mark in 2:09 Heat at Kenturky Futurity
Susie N topped the Kentucky Stock Farm Futurity with a 2:09 time in the two heat format, setting a new three year old year record. Martha Young won the first heat in 2:15 in the pacing class while other finalists and distanced contenders are listed in the treasurable entry notes from Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Young
Columbus
Ohio
Susie N
Bon Voyage
Cienwood M
William
Blo. G
Civilization
Freeman
Iaiivorrie Storm
Br. G
Hedrick
Corystal G
Bik, m
Alfaifa
Eh. m
Ze Judge
Beg
Stohl
Wilkes
Stockton and Smyder
Georgia
Bik. m
Haerrity
Dako Dan
Gr. G
Crist
Her Rice
B. m
White
Florodura
Br. m
McGuire
Stokes
Be. G
McCarthy
Wild Brino, Jr
James
McHwen
Lyddite
McCoy
John Bur H
Ox Line, Jr
Bik. N
Hayward
Lookout Hal
B. H
Nichols
Erovean
Dr. G
Thomas
Rilaul Reed
Bik. G
Day
Bom
Moko
Murphy
Oyage
B. Ec
Garrity
Eaton
Benyan
Wigman
Rosa Bell
Keeney
Likeness
Saunders
Owseho
Owyhee
Tid Bux F
de Ryder
Lake
Joe
van- Evolvaind
Wappy King
Dwyer
Bereaselle
Demarest
Allart G
Dickercardin Fenton
B. G
McDevitt
Harry J
Crisp
Talia
Tucer Keight
Miller
Suga
Shaffer
Dixon Knocked Out In Quick Boxing Bout
George Dixon former feather-weight champ was knocked out in the second round by Tommy Murphy of New York at the National Athletic Club in Philadelphia. Murphy pressed early, landed a left to the solar plexus, and Dixon went down for the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Philadelphia
George Dixon
Tommy Murphy
New York
National Athletic Club
Dixon
Robbed man at Occoquan hotel and Gateman found dead
Louis Walker a traveling salesman for William A Barnett confectioners was found unconscious in room at the Hotel Hammill Occoquan Prince William County and robbed of 171 26 and a silver watch. He said two men knocked him after hearing a noise at his window. Death attributed to natural causes. Gateman James W Smithers found dead at Fayetter and Oronoco streets watch box. Survived by widow and son. Insurance partial loss detailed for Williams Smoot warehouse fire. Washington Knights visit Oriental Lodge and Dulany estate trustee denies sale of White Sulphur Springs property.
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Fayette and
Oronoco
Smact
Washington Knights
Oriental Lodge
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Louis Walker
William A. Barnett
Hammill
Occoquan
Prince William County
Washington
H H. C. McDowell
United States Court
Lynchburg
L. P. Summers
Yerkes
Abingdon
James W. Smithers
Fayetta
South Fayette Street
Smithers
Schithers
B. Moore
Moore
Southern Railway
Washington Southern Railway Company
W. Albert Smoot
William A
W. A. Smoot
Alexandria Fertilizer and Chemical Company
George W. Pettey,Jr
Relance Engine Company
Flag of Thirteenth Virginia to Receive Confederate Banner
The last Confederate battle flag in Illinois regiments is to be returned to the Thirteenth Virginia. Adjutant Harry Lee announces the Illinois Eighth Cavalry will hand it over soon after next Monday, with the flag captured at Poolesville in 1863 from Ashby’s Virginians. Camp No 8, Great Northern Hotel, notes fewer than fifty Virginians remain alive. Two daughters of the Confederacy provided a musical program at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Chronicle
Illinois
Ivor
Memorial Hall
Harry Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Virginia
Highth Tiliness Cavalry
Wea
Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Legal Record of Equity and Court Actions in Washington
A condensed notice of multiple court proceedings from the Supreme Court and Circuit Court in Washington, including Fant vs Fant, lunacy adjudication for Betsey German, and various trustee releases, sales, and intervene actions. Also lists real estate transfers, bankruptcies, probate actions, and lawsuits with parties such as Blair & Thom, J. W. Gree, Donch, McNamara, and numerous trustees and attackers, across numerous streets and squares.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Chieef
Clabaugh
Fant
Blair & Thom
Betsey German
Crawley
Noor A. Donch
Maguire
Diggins
J. B. Bradley
Leon Tobring
J. J. Hroenrn
Simmons
Real estate transfers listed across several Washington areas
Multiple transfers documented from real estate, including Mary G Nelson to Katherine McCarthy on lot 1 in square 743 and others on Twelfth Street Northeast, Maryland Avenue Northeast, Mount Pleasant Heights, and more. Names include Ida A Gilbert, Josiah S Tyree, Anna E Davis, Charles M Birckhead, Celestia A Smith, Lydia J Sergeant, Sue Hill, Nellie Jenkins, Mary Callahan, Fulton Gordon, M Hubbard Darnall, Annie Smith, Salle P Hill, Roger Mitchell, Carria America, Edward Scanlon, William Street, Oscar Witkingon, Peter May, and Sarah Weatherwax among others. Values largely $10, with some higher figures such as $1,482 and $39 noted. Parcels span multiple blocks and squares in Columbia Heights, Mount Pleasant Heights, and surrounding zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
Anna D. Lunby
Harry C
Frank T
Richard G. Rawlings
Secura
Martha J. Herney
Guardian
Frank T. Rawlings
George H. Plant
Lottie
Columbia Heights
G. Callahan Stein
Daniel J
National Safe Deposit, Saving and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Company
Mount Pleasant Heights
M. Hubbard Darnall
H. D. Gordon
Robert BE. Heater
Fulton R. Gordon
Annie de Comas Violette
William B
Louis
James G. Berret
Schuetzen Park
Peter J. May
Richard W. Palro
Herbert A. Gin
Oscar Wilkinson
Alvelo
Agnes Keyser
Henry H. Bergmann
Chapin Brown
Oriental Building Association
Mary V. Kane
Union Trust Company
Edward L. Hillyer
Sherwooiys
Brookland
Allan T. Howison
Henry D. Gordon
D. Darby Thompson
J. L. Sherwood & Bro
Gue
Eliza V. Callaway Et
Ellen C. Daly
Maria L. Smith
Harry
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Brightwoop Park
Georgia
A. Ricks Et
Wiliam C
William H. Saunders
Charles
Muir
Llazle J
Thomas H. Melton
B. Francis Lau
Walter E. Hilton
Willam J. Fentress
Nder Street
First
Second
Mary G. Nelson
Katharine McCarthy
Twelfth Street
Lottie L. Burn Et Vir
James D
Anna D. Lugby
Equara
Maryland Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Ida A. Gilbert Et al
Josiah S Tyree
Third
Fourth Streets
Anna E. Davis
Charles M. Birckhead
Anna E
Emma T. Davis
University Park
Celestia A. Smith
Lydia J. Sergeant
Sue E. Hill
Pend Q
Julia FB. da Tourella
Frank B. Topliff
Columbi4 Heights
Nellie M. L. Jenkins
William
Mary G. Callahan
Eighteenth
Annie C. Smith
Gallle P. Hill
Seventeenth
Salle P. Hill
W. Corcoran
Salli P P. Smith
Thomas P. America
Roger T. Mitchell
Carria M. America
Rosedale
Isherwood
William Street
Edward Scanlon
Steuben
Oscar Witkingon
Peter J, May
Fifth
Sixth
Sarah J. Weatherwax
Addie J. Boyd
May Be Princess and Heiress by Nebraska Woman
Wakefield dispatch reports Mrs. Anna Holdobler, Nebraska farmer's wife, left for Europe to prove she is an Indian princess and heiress to a $500,000 fortune. She relies on a belt of pearls valued at $20,000 and has sold six pearls to live. Her claims trace to Rampur and she has faced Chicago officials who ordered an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Europe
Wakefield
New York Tribune
Anna Holdobler
England
Germany
India
Gujelt Singh
Bank of England
Holdobler
India Mall
Rampur
America
Chicago
Widow Leads Hunt for Famous Lost Mine in Utah
The widow of Caleb Rhodes organizes a search party to locate the Rhodes lost mine on the Uintah Indian reservation. She believes her husband revealed the mine’s location on his deathbed and plans to obtain a government patent once the reserve opens. The Salt Lake dispatch notes the expedition departs from the city, led by a determined woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
New York Herald
Ming
Uintah
Umtah
Washington clerk praises Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain relief
E. E. Bishop, a Treasury Department clerk from 27th Street Northeast, suffered chronic backache resisted by liniments until trying Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Stevens Pharmacy on 9th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. He says relief was immediate and complete and has persisted for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. Bishop
Treasury Department
27Th Street
Dean
Stevens
9Th and
Penna. Ave
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AZORA
Ruth
Rattler
Bragg
James Reddick
Tongorder
Toronto
Copenh
Weatheries
Summa Sandy Ando
Glad Sidings
Deseph
Peter Sterling
Wathaver
Time
Miles
Dilys
Tom
Grand
Ecamter
Haters
Gon Tewis
Leen
Woa
Lia
Hvacher Welle
the Sunday Post
Liebig Company
Oggoquan
Alexandrian
Revenue Office
Thineis
Circuit Court
Randolphia
National Electric Signaling Company
Riggs National Bank
Stuart McNamara
United States
Boyd
Criminal Court
Allen Sims
James H. Winslow
James H. Broderick
Till Guaranty and Trust Company of
Scranton
Attorneve
J. R. Fague
Wilson & Barkndale
Thomas Grady
Thomas Underwood
Thomas J. Mitchell
Clobaugh
Galen FE Green
E. McCulnont
John Ridout
C. C. Bryan Company
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
Frobate Court
Ira A
Stafford
TL. C. Williamson
Samuel Ly
Cook
Little C. Cemuns
Michael McKinley
George W. Letanitzer
Mary J. Leesnitzer
John Buchanan
Mary Weaver
A. C. Wells
James Laws
Will
Thompson & Laskey
George H. Denny
Alexander H. Bell
Pleasant Plains
Martha A. Haard
Fred 3
H Street
Emma M. Gillett
Terence
Ellen M. Brady
Corcoran
Sixteenth
Eilen T. Allen
Eesick Stevens
Fourteenth Streets
Henry T. Virtg
Maria le Smith
Second Street
Margaret Ryan
John and
Catherine Stack
Tenth Street
G and
T Streete
Charlotte E.thornton
Louisa Frischholz
Millard F. Nicholson
Edward K. Bryan
Edwin BE. Eijett
J. K. Hubbard
Frederick Vogeleang
Thames F. America
Campbell Carrington
Irving Williamson
Susan P. Swift
Taylor Commission Company
Plaintif
A. ¥. Bradley
Isaac Scheuerman
Walter Middleton
L. €. Htrider
Justice of the Peach
J. L. Tepper
Julius Lansburgh Furniture and Carpet Company
Appellant
J. H. Joynt
Harry H. Hollander
Oliiver
Anargyros
Fifth Avenue
Chesapeake Beach
California
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
St. Louis
R. Tenbroeck
G.E.A
Broadway
New York City
Paul Dresser
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Wabash
Price
N. Y
Mount Vernon
Charles Macalester
MYER
Arlington
Churua
Aqueduct Bridge
River Travel
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
Fort Monroe
Portsmouth
Newport News
Steel Palace
Newport New
Poramouth
Lath St
Colorado
Pa. Ave
OLD Dominion. Steamship CO
Merchants
MINER
Boston
Oreneral
14Th St
Bias
John Callahan
H. Callahan
Gen
Pass
Agt
Maryland
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Middletown
Atdrees
P. E. Long
MT. Vernon
Ocean City
Showell
Ocean’ View
Virginia Resorts
Linwood
Colonial Reach
Steamboat Landing
Minnie McKenney
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic Area
F. L. Young
Kentucky Ave
Beach
Piery
Bath
D&s
I. B. Gibereo
ST. Charles
Ocean
D&e
Newlin
Traymore
Traymore Hotel Co
Marquette
Presider Select
Jackson
Virginia Ave
Auze-Dascot
Tabor
Connecticut
Ocean View
AL ML. Dunn
Atlantia
Berkeley
bOsch
Bookle& A
Conrad Ekholm
Seld&svora
Rudolf
Beach Front
Atelantic City
Plana
Orchestra
C. R. Myer
Country Board
Tenn
Gulf
DOLPH
Keswick
Albemarle County
Hotels
Hotel
Richmond
White House
Clifford M. Lewis
Grafton Hotel
Conn. Ave. and
de Sales
Harrington Mills
Driscoll
U. S. Capitol
T. A. McKee
Mer
St. James
Washington, D
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Fprint
Kalser
K. Wm
Kk. Wm. IL
Kronprinz
Kronpring
Kaiser
Cherbgourg
Friedrich
Rhein
Kurfverst
Friedrich and
Main
Breme
Bremei
Salla
Gibraltar
Naples
Genoa
Irene
Neckar
Albert
Lutve
Lulse
Trene
Oelrichs & CO
B. F. Droop & Sons CO
American Line
Southampton
Queenstown
Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
London Direct
RED Star Line
Paris
White Star Line
Mediterranean Arcites
Republic
F Street N
David Lindsay
Cunard Line
North River
Catapania
Caronia
sUltonia
Lucania
Umbria
Slavonia
Pannonia
Neon
Fen
Carfathia
Moon
Europa
Cunard Steamenhip Tra., Ltd
West Virginia
Powhatan
W. C. Bpeer
Washington Gas Light
10Th St. N. W
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