Goddard Beats Crescents In Nine Run Opener
Crescents’ bad inning sinks them as Goddard hangs nine runs on Crescents in a season opener at the Goddard campus. Swede Olsen fields for Goddard and allows two hits. Knapp sho ws pitching woes in the fourth as a sequence of errors and timely hits push Goddard ahead. Molded behind the plate and Shaw at bat contribute, while Pusey Harris returns to school and adds two putouts. Goddard tallies runs in the sixth and eighth, with the Crescents scoring only on a fourth inning walk and balk.
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Goddard
Olsen
Nate
Molded
Shaw
Wueg
Pusey
Harri
Venter
Knapp
Crescents
Guildard
Tills
Crearongs
Seminary
Aidemas
NATO
Sarand
Wright
Chinenn
Innin
Terceny
Pte
Vermont Beats Brown In Opening New England Trip
In Providence on April 23 Vermont defeated Brown 4 to 3 in a lively opener. Paquet started Vermont’s scoring with a hit followed by a walk and two errors. Haynes and Pasquiet delivered three-base hits aiding Vermont’s lead, while Brown tied the game with two bases loaded after two errors in the fifth. Haynes added a key three-base hit in the seventh and Gardner scored in the ninth on an error as Vermont outplayed Brown throughout. Rootes pitched for Vermont with Nourag and Raymond behind the plate.
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Vermont
Brown
New England
Paquet
Burrington
Collins Tose
Pasquiet
Haynes
Nore
Gardner
Rootes
Bad Blood and broken scores haunt the page
Yesterday's American League results show Boston defeating Washington while Cleveland shut out Detroit. National League results include Philadelphia over New York, Chicago beating Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh edging St Louis. College results list Harvard Exeter Tulip Peter and Amherst over Williams and Princeton.
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Heaton
Philadelpha
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
West Hudsons claim socker championship title
The West Hudsons football club of Harriman is named champion of the American association challenge cup after defeats of the Triive Hives of Paterson and others. The cup, organized in 1884 and abandoned in 1908, saw a 1906 reorganization with clubs like Caledonians and Caledoniane vying for the title amidst draws and decisive wins across venues in Jersey City and Providence.
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Harriwa
Aocker
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de Bastre
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England
Altona
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Vleven
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Triiv Hives
Paterson
Huron
Jlater
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Melmals
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James
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Thistlea
Hibernians
Philadelphia
Fawfunket
Hy la Clark Ax Hollywood Tow
Yonkers
Caledoniane
Dethlochem
Perteytvandia
Me Leod
Jecey City
Newark
Forestry bill debated as navigation aid in Staged vote
Washington April 3 The Howse committee yesterday backed constitutional grounds for government acquisition of forest lands and reserves in Appalachia to aid navigation. A large majority favors reporting that forest reserves may be constitutional if they aid stream navigability, with further action to decide if reserves are an official navigational aid.
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Washington
Howse
Howe
Pension Bill in Senate Carries Large Appropriation
Washington January 29 The appropriation bill was reported to the Senate and carries 164 080 000 dollars an increase of 12 184 000 over the House amount.
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House
Amendment to naval bill seeks funding for ships
Washington April 23 On estimates by the navy Senator Hale Hill introduced an amendment to the naval bill appropriating about 5000 for immediate commencement of work on the two battleships torpedo boats and other vessels provided in the bill The present bill omitted appropriation for next year s work on cheap vessels on the theory that some time would be required for tow of it The ships will be built on plats already used.
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Washington
Navy
Aapartratare
Hale Hill
Naval
Next Vene
Boundary dispute with Britain discussed by Senate panel
April hearings on a proposed arbitration treaty with Great Britain considered marking the boundary line between the U S and Canada. Secretary Root and Chandler explained the border issue while British and joint high commission officials outlined positions. A decision to seek Norway’s arbitration was favored in a special recommendation, but no formal action was taken.
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Senate
United States
Baooy
Wemion
Root
Chandler
Jdorsan
Nd Perp Joint High Commission
Alec Id
Pornelain
Norway
New Haven Rail Suit Hinted Over Trolley Lines
April 23 report from Whollington says K G Buck Till of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad sought clarification on a Justice Department plan to challenge trolley line requisitions. White House and officials would not discuss, but a move to break up an agency rail trust appears contemplated. The NYNH&H system operates about 1900 miles and spans Connecticut, Long Island, Massachusetts, New York, and Vermont with substantial revenue and fleet details in circulation.
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K. G. Buck Till
New York New Haven & Martford Railroad
the Provident
Department of Jus
Widlte House
Biaklasd
Department of Justice
New York
New Huvon
Hartford
Thorn
Cannon
Trofleyn
Atport
Railroat
Bow- Ha Maine Ca
Atformer Franch
Mite Stider
Sherman Anti-Trust
Eteam Mill
New Haven
Conneticut
Taland
Minesacnusetta
Veriount
War on Commissions in Congress Agenda
Washington April 9 Congress prepares to legislate commissions by drafting constitutional provisions for their creation. Three proposals would grant new bodies authority, but Senate and House leaders oppose delegating power to outside agencies or amending existing Sherman laws.
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Congress
Senate
Hous
Congresa
Yeatontoy
Lange Pamiber
$20,000 Verdict Against Healer in New York Trial
A jury in Part VII of the New York Supreme Court returned a $20,000 verdict for Raisler against Tolita Benjamin, a man described as a physician in city directories but denying any medical practice. Benjamin testified he is a member of the Christien Scientists cult and not a physician. Raisler alleged treatment for an injury to the toe led to amputation. Benjamin denied treating Raisler for the injury or as a physician. The trial focused on whether Benjamin held himself out as a physician and practiced outside accepted methods.
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New York
Juliuy Benjamalay
Token H. Taylor
Ralaler
Addrom
Sonjamin
Raisler
Benjamin Dening
Chiatien Scientists
Taylor
Tolita Benjamin
Local Option and Prohibition Debate in Vermont
The Rutland Herald reports heated Methodist and local option views urging repeal of the current liquor law and pushing for statewide prohibition. Clergy argue temperance requires sweeping action while critics recall past prohibitions and widening support for reform.
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Methodista
Vermont Methodiat Conference
Lotte
Rutland Horeld
Changes on the Grand Trunk Trigger Promotions
Promoted by Grand Trunk New York April 23 announces changes in the Grand Trunk leadership. Charles A rie becomes general freight agent Vermont with Albert Moore as general traffic manager. B N Neisser is promoted to superintendent of freight overcharge claims. Arnold promoted from chief clerk to freight agent in Battle Creek.
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Grand Trunk
Genedc
Wine Kia
Charla A
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Toed Iy
General Rage
Vermont
Geil
Iesy Ameistant
General Frees
Montreal
Trafic
Ore de
Freught
B. N. Neisser
Divis ‘Ativision
Trebury
Arnol
Battle Creek
Examination of Roy unfolds at Paris magistrate
Paris April 22 Magistre Bottebard Jenery Bey opened the inquiry into the death of Paul J. Bey a Frenchman living with his American wife known as Glade a of Newington N H last January Roy appeared before the magistrate with lawyer Antony Rubin and gave his account as to how Clarkins died, the proceedings said to be continued.
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Bottebard Jenery Bey
Cope
Paul J. Bey
Glade A
Salling
A ‘Eina
Newington
N. 1
Prune Shortage Threatens Restaurants and Hoarding
A Chicago report notes late frosts in the Sacramento valley and Sonoma counties May lead to a prune shortage. Damage is expected to cut harvest yields by about half, threatening prunes as a luxury item and impacting dining establishments and hoarding habits.
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Chicago
Sacramento Valley
Sonoma
Nayaoiaat
Coloan Couaties
Sa “Tute
S. R. Shipley Dies Former Philadelphia Banker
Samuel R Shipley, a former president of the Provident Trust, prominent Philadelphia financier, died at his home yesterday after months of illness. He was among the wealthiest men in the city and held a notable position in national affairs through associations with Benator La Vollette.
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Philadelphia
Samuel R
Proviso & Trust Mtgeny
Mr. Shapley
Uv Benator la Vollette
Man Attempts Kidnap on Fifth Avenue Woman
On April 22 a man leaped from a cab on Fifth Avenue and One Twenty-fifth Street seizing a woman, forcing her into a cab and fleeing. Two bystanders pursued. the abductor escaped after dropping the victim, who identified herself as Stella Sherwood, 22, of Jersey City Heights, with no recovered suspect name.
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Fifth Avenue
Otver
Cana
Himdreda
Chase
Jamway
Stella Sherwood
Jersey Guy Heights
Child Missing in Alberta Sparks Cold Trail of Clues
A distressed report from Alberta describes a missing child believed taken on a Saturday afternoon. Police and volunteers comb the area near West or Eagle, with residents recalling a hooded figure and scattered clues as investigators pursue several leads.
Coney Island five cent fare bill faces veto risk
Albany reports indicate the governor may veto the Coney Island five cent fare measure as Assembly members debate the bill. A key committee chair hinted the proposal could fail this session, while transportation officials pressed for action and riders awaited clarity on future pricing.
Albany Senate committee backs abolish bucket shops
Albany April B The Senate core committee yesterday reported a bill designed to abolish bucket shops. It was sent to the committee of the whole in the objection of minority leader Grady. The measure faces early passage amid other wartime traffic notes. The Ben a by a vote of 36 to 1 passed an eminent bill proposing to decrease fare from New York City to Conoy Island from six to five cents.
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Albany
Senate
Iander Grady
Nance
Bena
New York City
Conoy Island
No Action On Venezuela Treaty Referred To Panel
In Washington the Senate committee discussed the arbitration treaty with Venezuela. Secretary Root attended. Senator Cullom reported a favorable recommendation. The panel agreed to schedule a special meeting devoted to the subject when action is taken.
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Washington
Senate
Bacon
Chandler Anderson
New Teks
Root
Caadian
Newfoundland
Cullom
Albany Anti-Race Track Bills Fail Despite Sessions
Governor Jost and supporters declare defeat for anti track bills as the session closes. The governor signals possible resubmission after the present session ends while noting several senators stood with opponents.
Thaw to Go to Court at Poughkeepsie May 9
A habeas corpus hearing is set for May 9 in Poughkeepsie. The case involves G. Graham and Harry Marschauver with a writ granted to release Jerome of New York, contending the writ is returnable in Poughkeepsie on Saturday, May 9.
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Thaw
Poughkeepsie
Tastine Marschauser
White Maine
N. Y
Apis
G. Graham
Harry Dnatices
Marschauver
Poughkeep
Tineness Jerome
New Yorkeen
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