Cleveland At The Top In League Play
Cleveland leads the standings with Washington second as Diboen returns to form on Saturday boosting the team to a win over the New Yorks. Heavy attendance marked Saturday’s games with Chicago AL grounds drawing 18 790. St Louis beat Detroit 2 1 in a tidy game while Boston defeated New York 8 2 behind strong relief pitching.
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College Games Saturday Results Mixed At Several Venues
Saturday games across colleges and prep schools yielded varied scores. Worcester Holy Cross posted six while Providence Brown and Yale were blanked. Amherst beat Sheret Amherst. Cornell routed Ithaca. Williams defeated Amherst, and Barton Academy won big. Other small schools posted mixed results in Rhode Island Vermont Maine New Hampshire and Connecticut venues.
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Holy Cross
Sary
Lyndon
Newport Academy
Island Pond
Teland Pond High Brot
Barton Academy
Bennington
Cambri High School
Thetford
Thetford Academy
Bsorraeng School
Westfield
Westfeld
Newport Village
Vermont Ball Team Averages Report
Vermont varsity baseball lines show players with irregular figures. Campbell leads batting with 42 runs while Peck posts 364 and Ruelbach 33, with many incomplete scores for Woodward Whitney and Kibboy. Fielding credits mention Peck Thomas Woodward Kibbey and others, while Campbell is listed as pitcher with 857.
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University of Vermont
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Peck
Ruelbach
Collison
Williams
Woodward
Whitney
Wiggins
Growasz
Ward
Thomas
Kibboyoo
Field
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Kibbey
Wigan
Pitcher Struck by Lightning Shocks Troy State Club
William Reilly pitcher of the Troy State League and Matthew Tarball a club director were struck by lightning Friday in the city. The pair were badly burned, Tarball severely, and Reilly may not play for some time.
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Troy
Matthew Tarball
Tarball
Heilly
Pat Crowe Disappears in Onawa Nebraska
In Onawa Iowa region Crowe, a figure tied to the 1890s Cudahy kidnapping case, vanished after leaving a newspaper office on Saturday morning. Police scoured the area with help from Edward Cudahy Sr, who vows to press charges if Crowe is found guilty. Crowe’s whereabouts remained unknown by nightfall.
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Cudahy
Donahue
Crowe
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Edward Cudahy
Crewe
Edward Cotaby
Hon Lemoney
Police puzzled over case linked to Hotel Imperial tragedy
New York police pursued leads involving Mrs J W Gray who died by self harm at the Hotel Imperial. Charles T Stoneham, named as the likely addressee of Gray’s letters, returned to his Jersey City home denying involvement and stating he was never at the hotel with Gray. He said the newspaper report misrepresented his connection and claimed he had long been at home.
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Mra. Gray
Stonplath
Second Great Romanov Congress Opens in Moscow
Moscow May 7. The second great Romanov congress opened Friday and resumed Saturday with a greeting from the St. Petersburg zemstvo. It pledges reform and equality as a future principle, noting czarist persecution over four decades and the zemstvos’ steady work for Russia.
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Romatvo
Neesson Yestar Jay
St. Petersburg
Arrest of Bresci’s Alleged Accomplice Reported in Cairo
A report from Cairo, Egypt, states the arrest of a man believed to be an accomplice of Bresci in the murder of King Humbert. The suspect traveled with Bresci from Paternan to Italy, later fled to Zanzibar where he became Molam medon, and was seized while dressed as a priest. Humbert was assassinated at Monza on July 29, 1900.
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Monga
Gaetano Bresti
Polish Socialist Manifesto Urges Work Return on May Day
In Warsaw a Socialist party manifesto calls workers to return to work and states that while May Day saw a remarkable display of united labor, the time for revolution has not yet arrived. It claims the bloodshed was caused by brutality and despotism at rioters’ meetings.
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Ponen Socialist Party
United Workers
Warsan
President Gomper's Attitude Reported
President Gomper of the American Federation of Labor said he would be ready to assist in bringing strikers and employers to an understanding. He indicated he would offer financial help to the teamsters if needed, outlining readiness to aid any plan from any party to ease the dispute.
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Washington
Gompore
American Federation of Labor
Perfect Bliss in Brown County Elf Describes Heaven
A Brown CountyWisconsin elf narrator in Star recounts a vision of heaven with a river of lass, trees bearing hapjacks, and a lawson eat it fruit as the sole pleasure. The odd tale blends fantastical imagery with peculiar dialect and mythic food items.
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Kaneus
Star
Paul Jones the Bayard of the Seas in tale and fact
Paul Jones, famed as a fierce fighter and controversial figure, is examined beyond legend. Born 1747 in Scotland, he sailed from boyhood and rose to command ships, serving the United States Russia and France, a complex hero whose pursuits blended glory with personal peril and theatrical flair.
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Paul Jones
Paria
Parr
Ald Viocancer
United States
Russia
France
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Washington
Franklin
Aimee de Thellson
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Epbing Esclet
Arbiglind
Eircadbright
Solway Wirth
Scotland
How to Get Well Dr Miles Nervine Ad Copy
An old health ad claims every organ links to the brain via nerves and that weak nerves cause most sickness. It promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as the cure, promising renewed nerve energy and better organ function, with a financial warning to skeptical readers.
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Alles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Paul Jones the Commodore of the American Navy
The article recounts John Paul Jones and his rise from a rough seaman to a celebrated naval commander. It notes his early education, bold actions in the American Revolution, including the Ranger and Bonhomme Richard campaigns, and his enduring fame despite controversy. It covers his conduct in battle, his pursuit of rank, his influence on naval strategy, and his final days and burial in Paris with memorial hopes.
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Russians Hopeful In Grainy Naval Waterloo Scenario
St Petersburg dispatch says the combined Russian fleet under Nebogatof and Rojestvensky expects to drive Togo from the sea. Admirals Ne gniolte and Kami sara may clash in a March toward Vladivostok as Russian forces plan to invest enemy positions by land.
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