Seattle Signs Frisk Ball Smash Swede
Emil Frisk, described as a Swede with strong bat and poor fielding, is tied to Seattle as a potential major league addition. The report notes his recent performance trailing behind his defense and cites past seasons as context for his draft prospects.
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Seattle
Emil Risk
Dugdile
Flaih
Hh Paul
Frisk
Perfatraan
Lovie Houschader
Balla
Ces
Carmeriy
Berves
Fair Grounds Race Results New Orleans March First
Fair Grounds at New Orleans reports multiple sprints and a mile race. Winners include LexingGady Financier Quadrille Esther Aunt Jose and Aunt Rose disqualified for routing with Arrowswift awarded the Rice.
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New Orleans
Orphan Lad
Esther
Ronoa
Tile
Aunt Jose
Arrowswift
Druid
Rose
Rice
Druld
Banida
Gimin ‘Ob, Grech
Quagee
Lady Carruil
Races at Los Angeles crown varied winners
At Los Angeles on a March meeting the first race run seven furlongs saw Lady Varht win with Rouble second and Thine third. In the three furlong second race Bold led to victory with Bell of Brass second and Ollie Ward third. Eve and a half furlongs produced Kerry as winner with Bon Sloveseein and Konite following. Times are given as fractions and indicate rapid finishes across seven events with Tea Cress, Orestan Boy and others winning later races.
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Los Angeles
Lady Varht
Rouble
Duleinen Uhird
Bold
Bell of Brass
Ollie Ward
Thine
Kerry
Bon Sloveseein
Konite
Tea Cress
Rustling Still
Anna Mair Uird
Fryer
Sydney_F
Warly Tide
Tiny
Orestan Boy
la Gloria
Talarand
One Sided Game Between Oakland and Chicago Americans
San Diego report describes a lopsided clash where the pennant leaders Oakland beat the Chicago Americans 12 to 6. Batteries listed include White Shaw Solk Wright and Das for Oakland, with Smith and Quick also contributing as outfielders in a chaotic, error-filled contest.
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San Diego
Oakland
Chicago Americans
Kk Oh
Chicago
Wen
White Shaw
Solk Wright
Das
Smith
Quick
Melarland
Hynod
Lewis
Copy of a fractured inmate transfer notice from Missoula
Special Dispatch reports Louis Labewa once confined at Warn Springs asylum is brought from Flathead County by relatives and placed in custody for return. The note mentions a 12 day period and a dubious ointment pledge.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Louis Labewa
Warn Springs
Flathead County
Stort
Msyluon
Spirited alley robbery and suspect arrests in city
E A Neely, found in a dark alley beaten and robbed after a night out, identified two men Hal Gallagher and Harry Flannagan as assailants who stole fifteen dollars. Neely, battered and intoxicated, was jailed for drunkenness as detectives pursued the case. Gallagher works at North Idaho Street, Flannagan at Finlen hotel as a porter.
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Coveldereble Cutnrise
E. A. Neely
Jim Murphy
Edan Farrissey
Hal Gallagher
Harry Flannagan
Neely
Weely
Gallagher
North Idaho Street
Flannagan
Finlen Hotel
Hestoutly
Galegher
Plaunagan
Admiral Goodrich and the debate over military masts
Testimony shows officers urged practical input while officers pressed for tangible results. Admiral Goodrich recalled supporting abolition of heavy masts in 190%, arguing future ships should not rely on such fighting tops. He insisted his letter did not drive the final decision to remove the feature.
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Mr. Tithman
Admiral Goodrich
Mr. Tillman
Jovich Downs Crash Sheehan Wins Medal
John Jovich remains off form as Crash Sheehan takes the medal with 50 pins across five games. Mite Sheehan’s 247 in one game sparks bets, while Joe Mudlo follows with 98 for runner-up. other bowlers include Anighed Bennett Van Ells Perham Wallner Jaovieh and more. Upcoming B class and C class events are slated tonight and tomorrow with entries already received.
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John Jovich
Thornton
Mite Sheehan
Joe Mudlo
Fneehan
Miley
Anighed
Bennett
van Ells
Perham
Wallner
Jaovieh
van Ele
Eli
Baie
En Sue Pung Sets 60 Yard Dash Record in Honolulu
Reports from a Chinese Athletic Club meet in Honolulu note En Sue Pung, the Mongolian sprint sensation, lowering the American amateur 60 yard record by a fifth of a second to 5.15 seconds. Timings varied across observers with watches reading 10 3-5, 10 1-8, and 10 4-5, while another failed to record the start, prompting cautious interpretation of the performance and its implications for the world record.
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Honolulu
Chinese Athletic Club
IGE TRUST DEFENDANTS ARE RELEASED FROM JAIL
Tolalo Ohio March Judge Graugh in common pleas court released from jail B C Lemmon XA Board and Joseph Miller, the tee dealers, sentenced to six months for violation of the anti trust laws. The men had served a date. Counsel for the prisoners and the prosecuting attorney agreed the court had authority suspend the sentence if it was thought the ends of justice had been served.
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Tolalo
Ohio
Graugh
Common Plang Court
Hag Hse
B.C. Lemmon
XA. Board
Josph Miler
Tee
Amin
Dave
Ossining execution for robbery attempt ends in death
In Ossining New York in August M Macric Antonio Sivelly and Ketel Antonia Vorsein were executed after a robbery attempt at Big Sing. A cheery good-bye was given to those summoned to witness the event.
Fragments Hint at Fire Damages and Injuries in City Block
Disjointed OCR text suggests a fire or collapse damaged a three story structure at 258 262 Tie island, injuring several people. The fragment mentions Marcus A score, a Chicago reference, and a loss estimate of about 8000 dollars, but details are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Chicago
Marcus
Apolo Hall
Tie Island
Foolish Firecracker Accident Costs Boy Several Fingers
Jack McMeeken a -year-old resident of 104 East Broadway, son of Thomas McMeelen, was burned and had the ends of all fingers on his right hand amputated after he attempted to pry apart a dynamite firecracker near a stove. The accident occurred Sunday at Murray's hospital. Doctors report the injury will cause him little trouble in later life.
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Jack McMeeken
Thomas McMeelen
East Broadway
Murray's Hospital
Wilfley Impeachment Case Heard By Special Committee
Washington March 9 The special committee appointed by Speaker Canney began hearing arguments on the Whiles impeachment case. Judge Whiles of the United States court for China at Shanghai is accused of misconduct in office by Lorin Andrews and other American lawyers. The committee will consider whether there is sufficient grounds for impeachment and will deliberate under advisement.
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Washington
Canney
L. R. Whiles
Juge
United States Court For China
Shanghai
Lorin
Andrews
America
Vealdont
Bhanghal
Lonay
Loake
Minority currency bill reported to house as substitute
Democratic members of the House banking and currency committee agreed to report to the House the minority currency bill introduced by John Sharp Williams as a substitute for the Fowler bill. The March date is noted in Washington.
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Washington
House Committee On Banking and Currency Today
House
John Sharp Willams
Fowler
Widow sues Northern Pacific over husband’s death
Isabela Harrison of Liv ages sues Northern Pacific Railway for 40000 dollars claiming the death of her husband Edward J. Harrison in a collision five miles west of the city last June. The special dispatch from Billings notes the dispute filed in court and seeks damages for the fatal wreck.
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Standard
Billings
Isabela Harrison
Northern Parific Railway Company
Edward J. Harrison
Banana Case Dismissed By Circuit Court
In New York in March Judge Hough of the circuit court dismissed the jury in the case of the American Banana, holding that the suit was political rather than legal and that he had no jurisdiction.
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New York
Hough
Circuit Court
Lawsuit Filed Against United Fruit Over Damages
A company sues the United Fruit Company seeking eight million dollars in damages. The case involves actions brought under the Sherman Antitrust Act, with the wall of the dispute cited as a key factor in the claim.
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Tha
United Fruit Company
Prince Charges Forgery on Part of Castellane
Parla March 3 The mihlle prose cutor hat inetriated a magistrate Open an inquiry into the charge of using forged documents brought against Bonige Castellana by Prince Hielle de Sagan The charge arose from a street encounter and involves letters signed with his name containing injurious statements about Mme Gould to damage relations with a worn friend of his.
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Parla
Mihlle
Bonige Castellana
Hielle de Sagan
Prince Helle
Count Bont
Hla
Mme. Gould
Bonl
Guulde
Grave charges against Census Director North
New York March 9 Charges of official dereliction are made against N. 20 North director of the census in a letter sent to President Roosevelt by Herman Ridder head of the American Newspaper Publishers Association Ridder accuses North of presenting a series of false and misleading figures in a letter to Representative Dalzell concerning newsprint paper prices over 16 years He says the director failed to verify information and used worthless sources of data
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New York
North
Censul
Roonevel
Herman Ridder
American Netosnaper Publishers’ Association
Ridder
Dalzell
Austria Montenegro at odds over railway and visit
Vienna reports a rift between Austria and Montenegro after Prince Nicholas and Princess of Montenegro cut a four day stay short amid a dinner clash with Emperor Franz Joseph. The dispute centers on Russia influenced opposition to Austria’s Navibazar railway through Montenegro, a project Baran von Aehrenthal assumed would face no objection.
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Viénna
Austen
Montenegro
Nicholas
Francia Joseph
Cannes
Stephen
Austria
Baran von Aehrenthal
Business Man of Utica Takes Poison and Dies
William Peck a prominent young business man of Dilea and longtime Utica Commercial associate ended his life by poison this afternoon. He had been despondent over ill health recently and had started a trip to Southern California but halted at Salt Lake returning to Utica.
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Standard
Lewistown
William Peck
Dilea
Utica
Peck
California
Salt Lake
Twenty-One Little Ones Buried at Collinwood
Cleveland March 9 Twenty one caskets laid in Collinwood cemetery for a public funeral service honoring the 21 unidentified children who perished in the Lakeview school fire. Four identified children were also buried with village funds covering their expenses. Services across many churches preceded a memorial at the makeshift morgue, drawing a large crowd policed by Cleveland and Collinwood officers to control the procession.
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Cleveland
Collinwood
Lakeview
Long distance race tale with Clinton and Maren noted
A clipped report mentions a long distance race tied to Clinton and Maren with a German car in New Yoristelstis race ar hyed mb 318 po imer will spend the night here.
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Clinton, Town, Maren
Italian car completes leg in New York to Park race
The Omaha to Park race leg saw the Italian car cover 83 miles in eight hours from Schuyler to Omaha, reaching 4:35 pm and continuing until night to rely on moonlight. Another Italian entry left Omaha at 10 o clock and reached Grand Island to Kenney, Nebraska, 43 miles west, totaling 135 miles by night.
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Omaha
Neb
Schuyler, Web
Grand Intend
Bevine
Selock
Kenney
Here
Mysterious Car Shaft Repair Delays in Omahan Area
A garbled report notes a stalled car near Marshalltown awaiting repairs for two weeks. A broken shaft is to be replaced, with a driver in Omaha making an offer to purchase parts. The item hints at travel and parts sourcing amid ongoing delays.
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Omaha
Marshalltown
Navy dept dismisses Magdalena test port discussion
A wartime dispatch from Washington states the navy department today did not consider or acknowledge any mention of testing at a Japanese port. Admiral Evans’ fleet, returning from Calag, was reported progressing, with Magdalena boy by Mneek 12.
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Washington
Navy Department
Jvans
Aplandia
Calag
Magdalena
Navy
Jone TaANghiin Steel Orders Update at Aliquippa Plant
The Jone TaANghiin Steel Company reports resuming work at its Aliquippa plant after a pause, noting increased orders and steady demand. Production plans include continuing operations to meet rising demand and strengthen delivery schedules.
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Pittaburg
Match Q
Taanghiin Steel Company
Bis
Aliquippa
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