Societies on Track Fast Qual Meet Opens Youth Interest
A dual meet at the race track featured the Founy Men's lifter club against the Five W's, signaling strong youth interest in track athletics. Top performers included Davis of the Five W's and McDowell, with detailed event results listing times, distances, and winning names across sprints, jumps, and throws.
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Rylte
Founy
Iecterary Club
Ivo
Lwinnning
Davis
Viele Caverites
McCoole
Melowell
O. Bright
Kenck
Willey and Paxson
Andavis
Brooks
Castle
Heavey
Gunert
Allancual
Ure
Orat
Baseball scores highlight early season contests
Delta Apri 2 notes a marketing contest win by home team over Cleveland with scant details. New York April 22 reports the New York Americans beating Boston after Winter exits early, Keefe and Kreler sparking a late rally. Philadelphia April 22 features heavy hitting in a win over Washington with multiple batters contributing.
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New York
New York Americans
Winter
Keefe
Honman
Kreler
RWB
Thamar Winter
Baretswid
Arrbewsler
Philadelphia
Washington Today
Allos
Rile Ehstadelpnin
Byggert
Schreele
Smith
Graham
Weyden
Warner
National League Recap with Wild Pitching and Shutouts
In St Louis on April 2 the Nationals fell to Pittsburgh 2 0 as Druhst was pulled early for wild pitching and McGrytm finished. Brooklyn and Philadelphia were blanked in a 9 0 game, while Chicago won with a late run on three hits and two steals. Cincinnati and Boston games showed mixed results with notable pitching and walks.
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St Touis
St Louis Nationals
Pittaburg
Way
Druhst
St. Louis
McGrytm
Eerre
Toute Eveatves
Ruliyrles
Dryhot
McGienn
Afar Hall
Willis
Gibson
O' Day
Chicago
Ty Vattertes-Ruebach
Preiier
Morinvntl
Seblel
New York Narrowly Wins After Ninth Inning Rally
In a tense late rally New York scored one run in the ninth to edge Boston and clinch the game. Key moments involved late plays by Mathews and Bresnanay as pitchers battled and the misplayed balls created a final pressure-filled frame at the plate.
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Lal
New York
Boston
Ornaarit
Bmathewsol
Bresnanay
Aqueduct and Oakland Race Day Results Summary
New York April 2 results show Kerry leading in the first race at four and a half furlongs with Slumberland second and Athi third in 2:86 and a half. Dublan wins the steeplechase at about two minutes with Tom Cagan second and Dick Shaw third. Athlete wins the seven furlongs with Orphan Lad second and Dr. Gardner third in 1:26 and 2-5. Curlangs-Berkeley wins the Union Stakes with Tileting second and Campaigner third in 2:27. Cinna wins the seven furlongs with Glolstress second and Frenton Blue third. Derry Maid wins the four and nine-tenths furlongs with Bagot second and Hands Around third in 7:56. Oakland results list Jick Vaine winning the four furlongs, Camo second and Gaga third in 1:44. Futurity course see Camo winning with Talent second and Hyuamare third in 1:41 and 1/6. McGowan wins seven furlongs with Silver Sue second and Head Dance third in 1:97. Royal Tegae wins six furlongs with Nappe second and King Cole Ward third in 1:51 and 4-6. Corgan wins the mile and a sixteenth with Daniel C second and Nabonaasar third in 1:47 and 2-6. Mansa wins the one mile with Badan second and Str Brillar third in 1:?.
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Wew York
Aqueduct Rénuts
Kerry
Slumberland
Athi
Dublan
Tom Cagan
Dick Shaw
Cima
Athlete
Orphan Lad
Dr. Gardner
Berkeley
Tileting
Turd
Glolstress
Ware
Derry Maid
Royal Tegae
Nappe
King Cole Ward
Corgan
Daniel C
Nabonaasar
Mansa
Badan
Str Brillar
Prize Fights in London and Chicago Boxing Resumes
In London at the National Sporting Club Owen Moran defeats Albert Delmont on points after 20 rounds to claim the bantam world title and a $2,005 purse while Sam Langford stops Tiger Smith in four rounds for the middleweight crown and $2,000. Illinois notes boxing returns in Chicago with bouts replacing canceled wrestling on April 27 under new restrictions.
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London
National Sporting Club Tonight
Owen Moran
Birmbehon
Albert Delmont
Boston
Moran
Sam Langford
Tiger Smith
Langford
Chicago
Chitaro Athletic Association
Riot at cloak works sparks city clashes in New York
Striking cloak makers at Oscar Margolin & Son assaulted a senior firm member causing a riot in New York. Several hundred joined, police dispersed the crowd with clubs and revolvers. Four strivers were arrested. Harry Silverstein named as a leader. In Weaton, William J. Bryan met with Democrats including ex-Governor Douglas to discuss tariff and city government issues.
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New York
Oscar Margolin & Son
Harry Silverstein
Doren
Agakuli
Draign
Weaton
William J. Bryan
Touglas
Bryan
Bie
Douglas
Mayors' Club
Fall River
Loverrow
Hare Yard
Asphalt Trust Attacked by Trade Group in Rail Freight Case
The American Asphalt Association filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission against United Hallroad Company of Utah. The action targets the so called Asphalt trust alleging the railroad uses unjust and discriminatory freight rates to oppress the asphalt association, a competitor.
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Washington
Merajate Commierce Commission
American Asphalt Association
United Hallroad Company
Utah
Asphalt Trust
Asphalt Association
Ferry disaster claims 39 lives in Archangel incident
In St. Petersburg on April 22 the ferry Archangel sank Saturday night causing 39 deaths. The line owner faces charges of gross negligence for the catastrophe.
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St. Petersburg
Perceny
Archangelsk
Taft Waving Home Arrives in Washington
Norfolk April 22 Taft traveling from the south paused at the Virginia capelony before proceeding to Washington. Immediate preparations will be made for the president's expedition.
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Norfolk
South
Taft and Petty
Virginia Capelony
Washington
Drought Wipes Sugar Crop Prospects in Porto Rico
San Juan P E April 22 The six months drought affects the sugar plantations with losses estimated at 40 percent of crop value. Next year's yield also looks affected as conditions continue.
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San Juan
P. E
Justice Bischoff Denies Roosevelt League Charter
New York April 23 Justice Mischoff denied Bela Tokaki and others a certificate of incorporation for the National Roosevelt League. The petition argued for broad party unity and Theodore Roosevelt’s political influence, but the judge ruled such allegations are improper for formal articles of incorporation. The decision ends the attempt to form the organization in this city.
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New York
Anniention
Bela ‘Tokaki
Thia City
National Roosevelt League
Jubilee Bischatt
Supreme Court
Theodore Roosevelt
Ng Peestdeal
Justice Mischoff
Iie
Che
Jie
Murder charge linked to fatal attack in an old lodging house
John Smith, a stranger, faces a murder in the third degree charge after an elderly man Joseph Franada, 89, died from injuries from a beating three weeks earlier. Franada had worked in the city 17 years and died following autopsy findings of heart clot and kidney issues. Smith pleaded guilty to assault in the third degree and was held for 90 days as the Coroner’s inquest awaited jurors.
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John Smith
Serssius
Joseph Franada
Smith
Irannda
Novemer
Central American War Still In Deadlock Amid Negotiations
Reports from Central America indicate talks at Amapala have collapsed with fears of renewed hostilities. The dispute centers on Nicaragua insisting Salvador be held responsible for recent events, a demand not acceptable to Salvador. Also noted, in Petersburg the Russian lower house postpones a terrorism debate awaiting a personal meeting with Emperor Nicholas to discuss the duma’s stance.
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Washington
Central
Amortes
Amapala
Salvador
Petersburg
GZBR
M. Golovin
Nicholas
Constitutional Democrats
Duma
QL Pichny
Council of the Empire
Supreme Court Rules Government Bonds Tax Exempt for Banks
The Supreme Court held that government bonds in which a bank’s capital is invested are exempt from taxation. The decision, written by Justice Moody, reversed a lower court ruling with Justices Harlan and Decken dissenting.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Devere
Moody
Harlan
Deckham
TaNatnta strike halts two hundred drivers in Toronto
In TaNaNtA Toronto on April 22 two hundred carriage drivers are idle as employers refuse their demand for an overline and a closed shop.
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Toronto
Ontario
Strike of the Sailors Causes Severe Disruption in Russia
In St Petersburg on April 22 reports say a sailors strike in central Russia risks halting much factory output. Mazout stocks, the key fuel, are exhausted causing panic in Kazan and Moscow bourses. Officials warn prolonged strike could suspend factories and throw hundreds of thousands out of work.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Volga
Kazan
Utah Fuel Company Indicted Again by U S Grand Jury
Salt Lake City April 22 Indictments against the Utah Fuel company and six of its employees were returned by the United States grand jury for fraudulent acquisition of title to government coal lands. The same defendants were named in a prior indictment dismissed on motion. Bench warrants were issued for service on the company and five officers, with evidence alleging reliance on dummy regulars to claim land for a fuel company.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Utah Fuel Company
United States Grand Jury
Derurter
Erey
United States District Attorney
United States Marshal
Fuel Company
Henry G. Williams
Robert Borrester
Willliam D. Foster
Forriers
George O A. Moore
Sities
E. M. Clark Denver
Alexander H. Cowle
Denver
Fieuld Corporaon
Six youths accused in murder of Ella Elliott in Danyie IA
On April 22 six young white men Joe Hough Tom Watkin Oscar Netheroy John B Talbott Templa Young and Deby Weatherfort were arrested for the murder of Ella Elliott a 37 year old black woman. Young and Weatherfort were released after proving non-implication. The victim's mutilated body was found in a house dressed in men's clothing with authorities unsure why she wore male attire.
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Danyie
Joe Hough
Tom Watkin
Oscar Netheroy
John B. Talbott
Templa Young
Deby Weatherfort
Ella Bliiott
Young
Weatherford
Ave
Great Dunitain at the Hague
London reports the British peace conference delegation to The Hague includes Sir Edward Fry ex Lord Justice Sir Ernest Satow and Lord Reay with Stoward joined by naval and military experts to be added to the group as needed for the arbitration talks.
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London
Japanese Propositions At Hague Conference Mentioned
According to good authority the Japanese at The Hague conference will present propositions on conduct of battles on land and sea the use of mines in commerce routes wireless telegraphy between besieged fortresses neutral territory neutral ports for belligerent purposes declaring hostilities and armament limits.
President Roosevelt to leaveWashington for Sagamore Hill June 12
President Roosevelt will depart Washington for Sagamore Hill on June 12 for a lengthy rest and recreation period. He says public business is in shape to permit the trip and plans to deliver speeches on Georgia Day at the Jamestown Exposition on June 10.
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Washington
Roosevel
Sagamore
Rev Bell Dead in Kenton Ohio Leader of ONU and Methodists
Reverend Leroy A Bell president of Ohio Northern University and a prominent Methodist Episcopal church figure died today in Kenton Ohio from heart disease. His death removes a key university leader and national church advocate.
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Kenton
Ohio
Leroy A. Bell
Ohio Northern Univereity
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Dlazara
All for Safety Chicago Meeting on Train Rules
A Chicago meeting of the railway association's service commission discussed train rules safety appliances and car service in a session held today April 22.
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Chicagos
Any Service Commission of the Railroad Association
Architectural League opens three day convention in Washington
The Archites dur a League of America begins a three day convention in Washington with delegates from across the country.
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