Long Shot a Winner Dominates Brighton Race card
Martin Doyle was the lone winning favorite at Brighton where one race winner and several longshots were reported. Brookdale Nymph finished a clear second as the two year olds contest produced mixed results with favorites largely failing to carry the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Doyle
Charley
Brookdale Nymph
Racy
New York
Brighton
Cocord
Brook
Lravesend
Iff
Murumi
Lot
Tina
Chin
Era
Windsor Race Results and Field Notes
Race day results and placings from Windsor include detailed listings for multiple races such as FIRST Bar, FOULHEED RACE, and FIFTH RACES. Notable competitors include Princidia, Colonial Girl, Angélica, and Juba Lyle with outcomes and times across furlongs, with prices quoted like 4 to 1 and 7 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louiseilin
Leta Duffs
Princidia
Wim
Das
Just
Mr. Wadieigh
Algonquin
Maggie Leeher
Ilettermany
Flottuel
Orient
Sy Patt
Dypends
Robon- Tall
Pini
Juka Leseatie
Perth
Angélica
Sinca
Juba Lyle
Hicks
Hefermant
Wird
Time
Windsor
Doetrait
Moh
Ncario
Bell Vie Cat
Magnolian
Bedlam
Tuan
Wing
Guts Leenind
Toto Sre Maral Uaker
Zieh Uh Than
Thren Elgntha
Secund
Lee Ngs. Sey
Racing Entries Show Wide Field Across Multiple Races
A dense entry list covers numerous races with horses such as Gentian, Phantom, and Amberjark in varied distances from five furlongs to one mile and a half. Notable entries include Copper, Avathrave, and Saint Delana, with purses and handicaps noted for several divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagan Prag
Tiere Meruedt
Toi Wach
Base of Laws
Ait
Udemund
Riley
Vaughiawagd
Uateeme
Agus
Nal News
Anna Dufur
Lokaton
Sib
Fibring
Meery Lark
Miss Crawford
Ces
Ota
Ulver Cromwell
Sanamalee
Seiling
Agora
Brother Frank
Nescare, Inc
Louisville
sTet Reeceseven
Emtuthos
Gote Spink
Hubson
Sim Dejas
Sid Silver
Rye Bix
Buba
Kowhag Bridge
Plaseo
Saint Delana
Red
Trotters Race at Oakley Park Produces Upsets
Cincinnati reports the Oakley Park grand circuit meet featured Boreazelle defeating Albert C. in the 2:15 trot and sweeping two heats. Hazel Patch won the 2:06 pace with Maude Keswick second, and Major McKinley faded as Hazel Patch closed. Mainland and Gold Dust Maid split wins in the 2:12 trot, with an accident involving Lady Pauline C. noted but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Oakley Park
Albert C
Boreazelle
Bon Caidher
Maude Keswick
Don Carr
Hazel Patch
Maud Keswick
McKinley
Fantine
Mainland
Gold Dust Maid
Lady Pauline C
Kindest Kind
Morn
Pauline C
Chandler
Br. H
Boral—Luzelle
Demarest
Bais
B. G
McCarthy
B. m
Turner
Traifa
Boom
Nance Holland
Imperial Alertan
B. Kh
Princess Xenta
Br. m
Goth
Taese
John Turney
Snow
Ar Neilie Prive
Bik. m
Pirguely
Bible
Bel. Vlass
Patra
Maui
Keene
Bo Ho
Lady Paulae
Utrnekerbopy
Bada Kindest Kid
Ch. G
Padgelt
Danube
le Ryder
Benner
Jones
Dupusten
Tima
Autoists' Glue Plans Supper and House-Warming
The Automobile Club of Washington held at the Board of Trade rooms decided to hold its initial meeting on October 9 at the Villa Flora road house as a house warming and banquet. The location of the clubhouse will be announced that night with a report on quarters. The first club run will go to Frederick, Md., to attend the fair. The meeting also outlined arranging a memorable house warming with over 20 autoists expected and invites extended to prominent Washington figures. Committee members include W. Cook, B. Hyle, Leroy Mark, and F. B. Wilson who also plan selecting the club emblem and pin. Commissioner West is invited to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automobile Club
Washington
Board of Trade
Villa Flora Road
Hagerstown
Frederick
Tll
Clab
Sfeederlek
Wieshington
Commissioner West
BR. W. Cook
Tr. B. Hyle
Leroy Mark
Fh.b. Willson
W. 8. Duvall
Motor Vehicle Club Forms To Promote Roads And Legislation
Twenty five applications were presented to Secretary Marks for next Friday’s meeting at the board of trade. Officers reported rapid progress toward a permanent club. The group aims to unite motor vehicle owners, advocate favorable ordinances, defend owners against arbitrary laws, and foster road construction and upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
Board of Trade Rooms
Hagerstown pigeon race plans set after district meeting
A large turnout at Washington district clubroom outlined October 11 for the Hagerstown Fair homing pigeon race. Officers were chosen with W. J. Tey as president and W. F. Dismer as secretary treasurer. Training flights begin Sunday from Rockville and racing birds will be released at Washington Junction a week later with a convoyeur to oversee the timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hagerstown
Washington Junction
Tew
Wisin
Invita
Haitimare
Aeuke
Langford and Jackson Fight Ends Draw in 15 Rounds
Sam Langford of Boston and Young Pet Jackson of California battled fifteen rounds in Baltimore. Langford dominated with brutal infighting and clean blows, while Jackson repeatedly held after breaks were ordered. Referee O'Hara ruled the bout a draw despite Langford delivering continuous pressure and Jackson's swollen left eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Langford
Baltimore
Boston
Young Pet Jackson
California
Toula
O'Hara
Jackson
Langford
Engraving firms and markets feature on The Post page
Readers of The Post are urged to use it as an advertising medium for merchants. J J Kervund at 1012 Pa Ave is noted for engraving and lithographing. The Longboat Marflower from Quantico visits Alexandria shipyard for hauling. Center Market touted for quality provisions and strict inspection. The Bradfield Regulator Co promotes Mother's Friend book for expectant mothers. The Belmont carries cord wood. Aspenwall Hotel advertised for October. The 1241 H Street NE cleaners highlight service and reasonable prices. A Gregg shorthand alternative is promoted at Wood's Commercial College. Anglers report Piney Point trip with officers and doctors. Jay Engraving Co touted for quality and service. John McDermott Carriage Company praised for modern machinery and fair pricing. The James B Anderson carries pine lumber from James River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
la- Hue
Bradfield Regulator Co
Belmont
Martin Bros Real Estate Firm in West End Twenty Years
Old-established firm Martin Bros real estate brokers at 1925 Pennsylvania Ave NW marks twenty years serving the city and northwest with investment property loans mortgages rentals and property management. Also offers fire insurance with strong carriers. Includes a note on Japanese tea consumption and a local tea dealer N W Burchell. Also mentions stoves from C A Muddiman Co and advice on prudent fuel use and savings for women through Nat Safe Deposit Savings and Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Northwest
Martin Bros
Pennsylvania
Best Laundry promises smooth work at low rate
The Roanoke College opening marks the 53d session begun on Wednesday September 13 in the chapel with Rev T C Keister delivering the opening address. The body of students includes Twelve States the District of Columbia and two foreign countries. The number of students in the first week is the largest in college history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke College
T. C. Keister
St. Mark's
Roanoke
District of Columbia
Indigestion remedy Horsford's Acid Phosphate noted
A fragment notes Horsford's Acid Phosphate marketed as a remedy for indigestion nervous dyspepsia headaches and depression in mature individuals. The text hints at a promotional claim from a historical newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Complex DC court docket outlines multiple cases and notices
A lengthy DC court docket from several courts lists cases in equity bankruptcy and probate, noting leave to amend, confirmations of auditors reports, judgments including a $20,000 claim, and motions in numerous proceedings. It cites parties such as Jefferson, Green, Waggaman, Ernst, and various attorneys and trustees with estate and property transfers across numerous city blocks and squares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Clabungs
Clabaugh
Thomas E. Waggaman
Charles Ernst
Wiliam
T. Hallard
Ciabaugh
Louise Depolly Pollet
Atterney
Makcuim
Isabel C. Meade
Jessie May Waters
Harry T. Waters
Lambert & Baker
Edward J. Adams, Jr
William FP. Adams
Leon Tobriner
Julia M. Adkins
J. J. Darlington
HH. Grexy
Hannah L. Bartlett
George Francia Wilams
Allen B. Hamm
Edmund J. Lynch
Hamilton & Colbert
John Mulhall
H. G. Kimtall
Anna £. Johnson
Real Estate Transfers in Various DC Districts and Names
Real estate transfers recorded for multiple properties across Randle Highlands, Union Town, Mount Pleasant, Columbia Heights, Kalorama Heights, and surrounding streets. Transactions include National Safe Deposit Trust Company trustee dealings to United States Reality Company and others, with parcel specifics, block and lot details, and amounts such as 20 dollars, 10 dollars, 2,350 dollars, and 10 dollars. Names repeatedly appear including Michael J. Sheehy, Francis B. Sheehy, Henry Cabot Lodge, Clarence B. Hight, Thomas H. Pickford, and Oscar Wilkinson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Arthur L. Lucas
Charles F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchell
Perpetual Building Association
Samuel Scrivener
Same
Hannah Rollowell
William E. Fdmoustond
Louis R. Peak
Corcoran Fire Insurance Company
Fred B. Rhodes
Wiliam H. Saunders
Claud Livingston
Frances Clark
Columbia Heights
Ernest L. Schmidt
Harry L. Rust
Benjamin
Minor
Ethel N. Jett
Aeni
West Eckington
Julia M. Maxwell
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Co-operative Building Association
Martha L. Mercer
M. Bartow
Willam H. Saunders
William E. Nattress
Robert H. McNeill
Pilock
Richard L
Thomas H. Pickford
Samuel W. Pickford
Percy W. Pickford
Gideon J. Pillow
William EB. Ramonston
George G. McElwee
John W. Fenn
Mary Peters
Frank T
Hloward G. Rawlings
D. H. R. Drury
Schuetzen Park
Emma M. Hillelvir
Samuel
Herbert A. Gill
Richard E. Pairo
Theodore N
Crovk
Oscar Wilkinson
Harry G
Minster
B. Francis Saul
Walter BE. Hilton
Harry Wardman
Ingleside
David B.wiber
William M
Francia A
Ananoatia
William H. Davis
Samuel Maddox
James W. Greer
Carleton Fee
Randle Highlands—National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
United States Reality Company
Union Fown
Henry E. Tripp
Third
Elizabeth Fennell
Michael J
Francis B. Sheehy
Suuara
Trancis P. Sheehy
Michael J. Irennell
Stremt Northealt
Fred
Rhodes
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaine
Hall
William J. Pollard
Mount Pleasant
Bleasant
Kolth Ghounta
Columbia College
John Marrinun
Leo Biaimena
Wheat Eckington
George J
Prauch
Robert WH
McNelil
Martha Ty Merosr
Bloomingdale
John
Waldron
Lauisa
Annie EB
Rauel
Square
Twenty-First Street
Northwirt
George H. Heen
Richard L. Baltimore
Whitehaven
Jacob P. Clark
Charles J. Hammerley
Oscar Wilkingon
Emma M. Hill
Second
Thomas E. Smithson
Elizabeth M
Mary G
Berbars A. Bischot
Joseph Bischot
Grace Streets
Samuel C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heaslip
Depends
Churchill Prowns
Brighton Beach
Eureka Athletic Club
Floreka Athletic Club
Perkins and Armstead
West Point
Tufts
Villa Flora
Road House
Fredericks Md
Pennsylvania Avenue
Post
South
J. J. Kervund
Pa. Ave
Ikkervand
Partes
Quantico
Alexandria
Center Market
Charles A. Church
Bogton
Georgetown
Thomas R. Riley
Aspinwall
Lenox
C. D. Seavey
Berkshire Hills
Berkshires
Europe
Philip Lederer
HW Street
Ito
Pitman
Gregg
Wood
Commercial College
United States
Piney Point
Offeer J. W. Cormick
F. E. Butteld
Watren Toisan
R. A. Pylds
J. A. Whitson
Probal
Ithown Engraving Company
Leo
United Btutes
Juyou Company
Ave
Tia
Prican
Jaya Engraving Company
N. W. Burchell
IF Street
Martha Avery
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Special Department For Women
Nat
Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Ca
Manhattan
Florida Avenue
Milwaukee
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
D. St. S.W
Circlit
National Capital Bank Ve
John L. Waggaman
John W. Pilling
Irving Williamson
Thomas Va. Parker
Cerm
Plaintiffra
Gebrza P
Charles Boyd
William Shelley
John F. Lynch
David Wiver
Seventh
Eighth
Francis A. Rhindon
William G. Walker
Montello
Summerfield EB. Snively
Real Rstate and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
E Street
Ottoway P. Griffin Et Aiz
Caesar P
Parke F
Lou D. Brown
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Michael B. Harlow
George F
Georgianna Barse
Ayers
Lowell, Mase
Piedmont
Virginia
Southern Railway
Richmond
Keeley Care
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Weanington
Crossett
Sthade Mare
Lewis A. Crossett, Inc
North Abington
Mass
Heurich Brewing Co
Maerzen
Senate
Phone West
Cook Remedy Co
USG Masons Temple
Chisago
Weynes
EB. Fougere & Co
Sandy Cathartic
Maurer
Maurer & & Om
Philadelphia
Sunday Post
Medical
Ree
Vicera
Twelfth Street
N. W
Drumgrats
Cheilar
Shade
Fisk Elgin
W. T. Baldus
F Ste. Nw
Newepapee
HR Peiye
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