Brighton Race Daily Result Notes and Favorites
The program notes that Martin Doyle was the day’s sole winning favorite at Brighton, with Brookdale Nymph finishing two lengths behind in the third race. Other events yielded upsets or unclear outcomes as two-year-olds and various horses contended, with a chaotic mix of names and distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Doyle
Charley
Brookdale Nymph
Racy
New York
Brighton
Cocord
Brook
Lravesend
Iff
Murumi
Lot
Tina
Chin
Era
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 Race Results Reported for Furlongs and Distances
Race card details from Windsor with results across multiple events. Names like Magolian Bedlam Freewas Stane and Guts Leenind appear, along with odds and times. Describes winners, placements, and approximate times for each listed race segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 and Stakes Listed in Jumbled Card
Racing entries detail multiple horses and purses across furlongs from five and a half to one and a quarter miles. Names include Vermouth, Nevermore, Captain Hayes, and Marshal Ney among others, with sellers and handicap conditions noted in a cluttered 19th century style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
sTet Reeceseven
Emtuthos
Gote Spink
Hubson
Sim Dejas
Sid Silver
Rye Bix
Buba
Kowhag Bridge
Plaseo
Saint Delana
Red
Wehr Trandicap
Marshal Ney
Scoten
Base
Hreness
Little Elitin
Wertlaat
Iva
Lalilanta Japalac
Bozeman
Jim
Pearlanda
Sioux Chieg
Misa Hae i
Belmont-like Oakley Park trot results lead meet
Cincinnati today saw multiple heats at the Oakley Park grand circuit meet. Boreazelle beat Albert C. in heat two, Boreazelle also took heats three and four, while Hazel Patch won the 2:06 pace with Maude Keswick and others contesting. Mainland and Gold Dust Maid split heats in the 2:12 trot, with Gold Dust Maid claiming the last race. a broken sulky wheel briefly affected Lady Pauline C.’s run.
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
Washington Autoists Club outlines October 9 villa Flora gathering to announce clubhouse location and host a house warming banquet. first club run set for Frederick Md to attend the fair. committee details, invitations, and emblem selection discussed. Commissioner West expected to speak. about thirty members attended led by president W S Duvall.
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 Aims At Legislation And Roads
Applications of twenty five men were placed before Secretary Marks and will be acted on at the weekly meeting next Friday night. Officers report rapid progress toward a permanent club. The group seeks social and protective aims for motor vehicle owners, to cooperate on legislation, defend owners against undue laws, ensure proper punishment of violators, and promote good roads maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
Board of Trade Rooms
Hagerstown Fair homing pigeon race prep meeting
A large gathering of pigeon fanciers met Thursday at the Washington district clubroom to plan the Hagerstown Fair race on October 11. Officers were elected, including W. J. Tey as president, W. F. Dismer as secretary treasurer, and race committee members Herfurth, Krous, and Tey. The first training flight is set from Rockville, with liberation at Washington Junction a week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hagerstown
Washington Junction
Tew
Wisin
Invita
Haitimare
Aeuke
Jackson Punished Langford Fails To Win Draw
Sam Langford of Boston and Young Pet Jackson of California fought fifteen rounds in Baltimore. Langford assaulted Jackson’s left eye and body with straight blows, but Referee O’Hara scored the bout a draw after Jackson clung to infighting and broke rules multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Langford
Baltimore
Boston
Young Pet Jackson
California
Toula
O'Hara
Jackson
Langford
Merchants advertise to readers on Pennsylvania Avenue
A collage of notices highlights advertising by J J Kervund engraving at 1012 Pa ave and the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta offering Mother’s Friend. Other items note the Longboat Marflower at Alexandria shipyard, Center Market freshness, Belmont cargo of cord wood, Aspinwall Hotel October stay, and John McDermott Carriage Company manufacturing high quality wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
J. J. Kervund
Pa. Ave
Ikkervand
Atlanta
la- Hue
Bradfield Regulator Co
Belmont
Martin Bros Real Estate and Loans Firm in West End
Twenty year old firm at 1925 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Martin Bros real estate brokers, handles investment property, mortgages, rents, and fire insurance with strong Northwest city presence. Also notes tea marketing by N W Burchell and stove benefits by C A Muddiman Co. Includes women’s banking push by Nat. Safe Deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Northwest
Martin Bros
Pennsylvania
Best Laundry Offers 2c Collars Edge Wear Free
The ad promotes Manhattan Laundry at 146 Florida Avenue with a 2 cent charge for collars and cuffs claiming smoother work and less wear. It invites readers to send a wagon card or call North 3219 for service. It also notes Roanoke College opens its 53rd session on September 13 with a large student body and strong prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Florida Avenue
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Remedy for Indigestion
An old advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy for indigestion nervous dyspepsia headaches and depression. The ad targets mature adults seeking relief from persistent discomfort and digestive distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Multiple DC court actions clog 1905 docket in equity and probate
Supreme Court brings leave to amend in Jefferson v Green. Bankruptcy matters of Thomas E Waggaman and Charles Ernst approved. Circuit Court yeilds to judgment against John L Waggaman for 20000 dollars. Probate docket covers estates including Louise Depolly Pollet Isabel Meade Jessie Waters and Hannah Bartlett with guardianship and administration actions. Property transfers across Schedules show numerous lot sales and security interests in Washington DC neighborhoods including Ingleside Montello and Columbia Heights. Public notices warn of a preliminary call in Circuit No 2 calendars and dates for trial readiness in October 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Clabungs
Clabaugh
Thomas E. Waggaman
Charles Ernst
Wiliam
T. Hallard
Thomas Va. Parker
Cerm
Plaintiffra
Gebrza P
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
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
Real Estate Transfers in Various DC Blocks and Streets
Real estate transfers recorded across numerous DC neighborhoods including Randle Highlands Union Town, Northeast Street, Mount Pleasant, Columbia Heights, Kalorama Heights and more. Transactions show trustees, buyers, and amounts from $10 to $2,350 for lots and blocks on Third to Sixth streets, Fifteenth to Grace streets, and surrounding avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randle Highlands—National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
United States Reality Company
Union Fown
Henry E. Tripp
Arthur L. Lucas
Samuel Scrivener
Third
Elizabeth Fennell
Michael J
Francis B. Sheehy
Suuara
Trancis P. Sheehy
Michael J. Irennell
Stremt Northealt
Frances Clark
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
Oscar Wilkinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heaslip
Depends
Churchill Prowns
Brighton Beach
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
Ninwerns Pep Barrive
Eureka Athletic Club
Floreka Athletic Club
Perkins and Armstead
West Point
Tufts
Villa Flora
Road House
Fredericks Md
Pennsylvania Avenue
Post
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
Roanoke College
T. C. Keister
St. Mark's
Roanoke
Milwaukee
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
D. St. S.W
Circlit
National Capital Bank Ve
John L. Waggaman
John W. Pilling
Irving Williamson
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
Bhat
Maurer
Maurer & & Om
Philadelphia
Sunday Post
By Mail
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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