Missoula Prepares for State Baseball Boom
Attorney Mulroney announces Missoula plans a four team city league with grounds and grandstand, aiming to host top Montana rivals like Butte Helena Bozeman and Dillon. He cites strong local support and funds over $600 raised, signaling a robust prep for the upcoming ball season and a hoped for high quality independent league play within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigh Campbell
Missoula
Edward C. Mulroney
Montana
Butte
Mulroney
Northern Pacific
Aod
Helena
Bozeman
Den
Mayers
Misanyla
Eco
Trom Dillon
Measurements and rival tallness cited in odd report
An unclear clipping describes body measurements and heights, noting a figure around six feet and a claim of superior weight or build for one rival, while another man from Humboldt is said to be quicker. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and nonspecific references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Gotoh
Taymor
Humboldt
Hachkenrenmidt
Race card results from Benning and New Orleans meets
At Benning on March 1 five races produced winners including Wanne and Araile with times around 7.704 and 2.314, and High Range pennant winner in a four and a half furlongs event. New Orleans Fair Grounds on March 9 featured General Marchmont winning the three and a half furlongs, with multiple races noting times such as 4:01 and 2:09 for notable sprints and routes.
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New Orleans
Ketchemike
Jim Simpson
Lucky Mose
Linse
Lord Dixon
Leman Girl
Tennus
Lafayette
Marlstrom Xuvond
Milshora
Gilpin
Gold Way
Horse races at Los Angeles meet report results
At Los Angeles on March 30 results from seven races are recorded. Bribery won the first race over Daisy Frost and Instructor with a time of 100 4-5. Knight Frost took the second race with Corte? second and Wildwood third in 141 3-5. E. M. Fry won the third over Booger Red and All Alone in 1:08. Montclair won the fourth with Charlie Paine second and L. Widing third in 1:88 4-3. Dazzly captured the fifth with napala second and Attila third in 2:07. Bloig Cavanaugh led the sixth with Tonite second and Liberto third in 1d. Verities won the seventh with Work and Play second and Buand third. Clnsey Live.
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Los Angeles
Bribery
Daisy Frost
Instructor
Knight Frost
Corte
Wildwood
E. M. Fry
Booger Red
Montclair
Chariie Paine
Oakland Racetrack Results Recap
At Oakland four races detailed results show winners Firac Mozart Peli giso The Mist Henry Wobanassar Burleigh with second place finishers Caplan Folnu Darington Ocean Shore Picen and others. Times ranged from 1:30 4 5 to 1:45 for various distances including six and four furlongs and a mile and 70 yards event.
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Oakland
Marthal
Yada
Sir Brillar
Nellie
Racine
Mozart
Caplan Folnu
Bill Baton Thin
Lime
Peligiso
Darington
St. Ale
Bans
the Mist
Ocean Shore
Grace G. Ahind
Hee
Henry
Wan
T Told You
Wobanassar
herdictp—Burleigh
Picen
Tinie
Russian Lion and Gotch How Grapplers Stack Up
George Hackenachmidt born in Russia known as the Russia Lion has a German father and Swedish relatives. He trained in St Petersburg and Paris and wrestled in Magland, speaking several languages and pursuing engineering studies before turning to wrestling. Standing three feet in inches and weighing 210 pounds his neck measures two inches.
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George Hackenachmidt
Russia
Dsvenne
Figa Fir
St. Peterburg
Way ‘Asket
Krajovsky
Inter Lackeoschinldt
Ageney
Paris
Rong
Magland
Watch
Marshall Defeated in Handy Victory by Countryman
In a local contest, Marshall fell to opponent Johnner Schlechter, with the match described as a handy victory. The report notes Schmidt of the city still resides in the area as part of the event context.
Norpe Captures Lead in 400-Point Exhibition Match
In Philadelphia at 162 Halltelina Billiards, Lea Norpe built a lead of over 200 points on Janoh Schaefer during a 400 point exhibition. Schaefer remained in top condition as the event proceeded with Salient scores noted in the match.
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Philadephia
Maren
Ftoppa
Janoh Schaefer
Tme
Halltelina Billiards
Schaefer
Shortstops in Baseball History Highlighted by Wright to Wallace
The article surveys legendary shortstops from early baseball, naming Wright, force, Glasscock and Jennings as key figures. It notes Wright's high fielding standards and .948 record, Glasscock's leadership, and Gleason, Ward, and Davis among others, tracing the evolution of the position through the majors and eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
White Sox
Jor. Tinker
Cuba
O'Leary
Detroit
George Wright
Boston
Wallace
Browns
Turner
Cleveland
Wright
Davy Force
St. Louis
John Glasscack
Jack
Glasscock
Wheellng
W. Va
Glasscork
Alitah
Comiskey
Bradder
Bill” Gleason
John
Ward
New York
Johnny Cooney
Chicago
Lo “Il EL Jennings
Ieader
Detroit Tigers
Jennings
Laltimore
Johny Metizan
Wille Keeler
Joe Kelley
Gut
Jennige
Thyin
Han Jon
Jenmmings
Tlugh
Heeman Tong
Warner
Unclear baseball report with mixed details and names
The fragment mentions Deneen, Alm, Pittaburg, Terry Turner, Wagar, Wallace, Davin, and Eberfeld from the Yankees. It notes batting and fielding skills, a strong throwing arm, and a young player with years to improve, amid references to a world championship outcome and a title loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneen
Pittaburg
Terry Turner
Wagar
Wallace
Davin
Eberfeld
Yankees
McKinley Wins Back to Back Bowling Medal at Thornton Alleys
S McKinley claimed the diamond medal for a second consecutive week at the Thornton alleys, topping five experts including Mike Snesehan and Duck Adams. He totaled 4 in five games, with notable scores of 180s and a high 234. The finish was tight, Mack edging Sheehan by a few pins to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. McKinley
Alliough Claus
Thornton Alleys
Butte
McKinley
Mike Snesehan
Duck Adams
Parham
Bennoatts
Helae Tor
Horne Taken to State Asylum After Acquittal
Kansas City reports Gen. Richard C. Horne, acquitted last week of murdering H. J. Groves, managing editor of the Kansas City Post, has been sent to St. Joseph and committed to the state asylum for the insane. The assault with intent to kill charge remains pending. D. Woodward, a theatrical manager and Dost Company president, was dismissed.
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Kansas City
Richard C. Horne
Wee
H. J. Groves
Kansan City
St. Joseph
State Asylum For
Horne
Groves
D. Woodward
Dost Company
Dead bodies found near Fueld Heights suburb of Cleveland
March 40 Cleveland. The bodies of Carl Bernthaler music teacher and Lena Zachmann were found near Fueld Heights. Bernthaler, married with a daughter, appears shot through the heart and authorities suspect murder or a double suicide. A letter from a Los Angeles sister was found with the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carl Bernthaler
Lena Zachmann
Fueld Heights
Roch
Los Angeles
Martie
Berthaler
Bernthaler
Zachmitin
Itapuyl
Riley Grannan Dying Reported At Rawhide Race Track
A San Ivanelno report states Riley Grannap a known follower of horse racing is dying in Rawhide after pneumonia. Doctors at the hospital offer no chance of recovery. Telegrams about his ar filelion reached friends at the Emeryville track today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Ivanelno
Riley Grannap
United States
Rawhide
Emeryvillo
Construction Contract Awarded for National Wireau Project
Washington and Worcester officials announce a contract for building a new home of the National Wireau of American Republics. Andrew Carnegie contributed $790,000 toward the project. Construction is to commence at once.
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Washington
Mateh Norcrone
Italy Accepts Proposals On Macedonia Vote
Konn March 30 Signor Tittati the orsign charter has sent an answer regarding the Russian vote on perornis in Macedonia stating that Italy accepts and will support all the propositions contained in it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konn
Tittati
Orsign Charter
Perornis
Macedonia
Italy
London March council arbitration on iron trade access
London march council arbitration board governing the iron trade reached a decision citing an 18 nation by 76 percent access decrease in the industry. The report notes efforts to stabilize the market and manage supply amid ongoing disputes and regulatory measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Counciltas. Wnt Arbitration Board
Not you One Bottle Proves Medicine’s Worth
A terse ad claims a single bottle will demonstrate the medicine’s effect for ailments described as dyspepsia indigestion querstiveness biliousness colds grippe and general weakness. The wording suggests a consumer trial to satisfy skepticism about its efficacy.
Beakman Arrested Amid Anarchist Bomb Probe
Alexander Berkman, anarchist leader, was arrested in connection with the Union Square bomb incident. Magistrate Droege released him without definite charges, Berkman promising to appear in court. Selig Silverstein, the bomber, survived injuries but faces murder charges if recovered. Police also detained Michael Dumas for alleged propaganda posting.
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New York
Selig
Galen Square
Alexander Berkman
Ama Goldman
Henry 0. Frick
Pittsburg
Berkman
Silverstein
Anarchistic Federation Union
Droege
Philadelphia
Will Tetover
Selig Silverstein
Ignatz Hildebrand
Union Square
Michael Dumas
Patterson, N. J
Question of quarantine against island of Cuba
Secretary Taft held a conference with the president to decide a fate full effect guardale against Cuba owing to alleged existence of yellow fever. It was decided to suspend for one week the quarantine, pending Governor Magoon’s ruling on the medical authorities’ statement. Governor Magoon and Cuban business interests say no quarantine is needed at the yellow fever season’s start, while health authorities insist quarantine should be rigidly enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daren
Taft
Oun
Magoon
Marine Hospital
Ot Cubs
Thao
Corielyou
Young Men’s Club Discusses Baseball Plans at St Patrick’s
At a large St Patrick's church Y M S meeting rank Kennedy was elected captain and George O'Donnell named manager. A special session is set for Friday with Attorney Joseph McVaffery as speaker. Judge Alexander McGowan is slated as the main attraction for next Monday's regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mens’ Club
St. Patrick's Church
Rank Kennedy
Cantary
George O'Donnell
Y. M.S
Joseph Mc~ Vaffery
Alexander McGowan
Wine Mortgage Company Placed In Receivership
IX Bands of Receivers Wichita Kansas. The Wine Mortgage company a town and banking firm with liabilities of $232,000 has been placed in the hands of receivers who will liquidate the affairs and pay creditors in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Moarigage Company
Onl
Crampacker Nominated by Republican Convention in Indiana
Edguy K Crampacken receives nomination at Michigan City Indiana for the tenth district seat at the Republican convention in March. The event marks Crampacken’s sixth nomination attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Repblicane
T+ dana
Edguy K. Crampacken
congTeks
AG PIMIMIC PROBLEM Flohe Remodal Forest ureaerviellon
A garbled report notes a public issue involving Flohe Remodal and Forest area concerns. It references delays and a shortage of a substance linked to digestion processes and mentions Weed and Litsber in unclear context. The item reads as a damaged OCR fragment with few readable names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonda
Spar Catch AA Lt The Faxt Ousn's Seal Catch
Fragmentary note reports a sparse record noting a small amount under thousands, roughly half of prior provisions. No clear names or places emerge from the readable text.
Parcel losses rise as UK railways lose thousand daily
A report shows about 1,000 parcels are lost on United Kingdom railways each day, highlighting persistent weaknesses in mail and freight handling. The finding underscores systemic inefficiencies within British railway operations and raises concerns over logistical reliability and customer impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Liver Health Warn: Torpid Condition Linked to Abuse
A fragment notes the liver becomes torpid due to abuse and insufficient exercise from poor diet and lack of activity. The text hints at health consequences but lacks full context or specifics.
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Monte Crost
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