Harvard Scrub Beats Varsity in Spring Practice Beatdown
Harvard's baseball coaches used good weather to select the varsity nine and play a practice game versus the scrub. The varsity lineup featured Stub Carr third Randall first Kernan left Clarkson center Matthews short Gardiner second Newhall right field Stephenson bats Green and Jackson on the mound. The second nine, with Castle pitching, completely outplayed the varsity, winning 13 to 1.
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Stub Carr
Randall
Kernan
Clarkson
Matthews
Gardiner
California
Newhall
Stephenson
Green
Volkmann
Jackson
Castle
Tufts Nine Opens Southern Trip On Thursday
Tufts college varsity baseball heads south next Thursday for a long trip. Captain Simar is secure at third, with Saunders likely at second or short. Tom Hennelly contests first base, while McMahan also seeks the job. Pitching prospects Dickinson Donovan Patch Watson Bacon and Marion may tour New York for trials.
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Tufts College
Chapman
Simar
Saunders
Tom Hennelly
McMahan
New York
Dickinson
Donovan
Patch
Watson
Bacon
Marion
Mrs Alexander Martin Credits Dean's Kidney Pills
Boston resident Mrs Alexander Martin of 10 Oriental Court testifies after fifteen years of kidney pain that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her attacks and calcareous deposits, ending years of nocturnal suffering and backache.
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Dean
Bright
Alexander Martin
Oriental Court
Crane and Potter Advance in National Tennis Championship
Six of ten matches in the national court tennis championship have been decided. Remaining players include Joshua Crane Jr and Austin Potter Jr of Boston alongside O B Campbell E A Thomson C B Sands and J H Morgan of New York. Campbell faces Sands and Crane meets Potter in round two with winners advancing toward Thursday matches and a Saturday final. None of the Boston players appeared in today’s play.
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New York
Joshua Crane, Jr
Austin Potter
Boston
St Louis Americans Top Nationals in Local Series, Two Wins
The St Louis Americans defeated the St Louis Nationals in the third game of the local championship series, marking their second victory in the series. The messy OCR shows players Batteries-Wright Sugden Corbett and Byers mentioned among others.
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R. H. E. Ancticang
Wright and Sugden
Corbett
Brooklyn Beats Montreal 9 to 7 on Errors
Brooklyn defeated Montreal 9 to 7 in Richmond as Montreal committed too many fumbles. Score by innings shows Brooklyn with a big first and late rallies. Batteries Morgan Thatcher and Jacklitsch Watters Kennedy Krauss Lys ter Tracey. Umpire Cronin.
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Morgan
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Krauss
Lyster
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Cronin
Boston Enjoys Buoyant Market on Wall Street
The Boston market shows renewed optimism after Union Pacific and Northern Securities developments. Copper stocks surge with Amalgamated and Rio Tinto gains, while Trinity and Old Dominion questions linger. Centennial Osceola Quincy Tamarack rise as Lawson’s list influences sentiment. Butte & Boston directors re-elected amid better Steel earnings.
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Mason fined for refusing to divulge secrets
Glens Falls news reports a Mason leader, Eugene L. Ashley of the Hudson River Water Power Co., refused to reveal where the William Van Rensselaer will was probated. Surrogate Jenkins fines Ashley $100 for contempt, with imprisonment unless paid immediately. Ashley quips the fine is worth it.
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William Moore
Eugene L. Ashley
Hudson River Water Power Company
William van Rensselaer
Ashley
Jenkins
Mr. Ashley
Bay State men named for Marine Corps
The President sent to the Senate nominations for the Marine Corps Second Lieutenants John H. White Frederick A. Barker Edward B. Cole from Massachusetts William T Headley of Maine and for Consul George E Anderson of Illinois at Hanchow China.
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Senate
George E. Anderson
Illinois
Hanchow
China
Marine Corps
John H. White
Frederick A. Barker
Edward B. Cole
Massachusetts
William T. Headley
Maine
Prince Ernest of Leiningen Dies in Bavaria
Berlin April 5 Prince Ernest of Leiningen died at Amorbach Bavaria after a brief illness He was born November 9 1820 in a long line of German nobility and is mourned by his family and peers.
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Prince Ernest OF
U S Steel Declares 134 Percent Preferred Dividend
United States Steel announces a regular quarterly dividend of 134 percent on preferred stock, totaling 6 304 919 dollars, creating a quarter deficit of 1 857 120 dollars. First quarter earnings reach 13 208 886 dollars, above prior year but below last quarter, with unfilled orders at 4 136 961 tons. Common stock dividend decision deferred. earnings sufficient historically to cover both preferred and common in prior years.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Globe Bank Settlement Final Dividend For Globe National Bank
After four years of examination the affairs of Globe National Bank, liquidated December 22, 1899, are settled. On May 1 a final dividend of 17 dollars per share will be paid to stockholders, though 165000 dollars remains from the 7000000 dollars in assets claimed at failure.
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Globe National Bank
Crosby’s restaurant hall to host April 8 ticket sale
Owing to a large sale of tickets for the annual event, Crosby's employees secure Odd Fellows Hall at 515 Tremont Street instead of Berkeley Hall for the evening of April 8. Miss Jennie Mc Keeman will serve strawberries and cream.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tremont Street
Berkeley Hall
Jennie McKeeman
Castoria Advertisement Emphasizes Trusted Infant Remedy
An old newspaper snippet promotes Castoria as the familiar remedy for infants and children. The ad stresses consistency, safety, and parental trust in a product long associated with home medicine.
Tufts Coeds Hold Annual Indoor Meet at Goddard Gym
Tufts College women host their annual indoor meet in Goddard Gym Medford with seven interclass events. Only a few officials allowed in as results are kept private by the coeds. Participants span classes from ’04 to ’07 in twenty yard dash dumbbell drill shotput Indian club drill and running high jump.
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Frank G. Wrenn
Charley Bean
Betsy B. Harmon
Gertrude E. Bartlett
Maybelle W. Taylor
Gertrude A. Neville
Phoebe C. Johnson
Paila C. Nye
Irena M. Crawford
Carrie G. Munroe
Margaret M. Bertwell
Marjorie W. Armstrong
Frances A. Hahn
Blanche Hooper
Grace G. Wheeler
Josie B. Folsom
Marion T. Noyes
Ruth A. Sibley
Ethel P. Sturtevant
Ella M. Tewksbury
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Annie L. Sanders
Florence E. Backus
Marion Rich
Bella C. Porter
Frieda BE. Unger
Gertrude L. Symmes
Carrie J. Munroe
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Ella W. Bowker
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Carrie A. Farnum
Sarah L. Buxton
Alice H. Edwards
Martha T. Steele
Dorothy M. T. Brown
Clara H. Whitman
Iren
Crawford
Prudence Curtis
Elenore H. T. Sander
Bella ©. Porter
Maude G. Douglas
Grace C. Wheeler
Bertha H. Mann
Clara P. Parker
Frieda FE. Ungar
Belle C.porter
Bella
Charlesgate A C Builds Strong Semi Pro Baseball Team
The Charlesgate A C trains heavily as it mounts a strong semi professional lineup. Candidates include Mike O Reardon Joseph Hayward Carl Volk Warner Fallon with Eddy Warner Eddie Cox Johnny MacDermott George Goon Eugene Sullivan. Pitcher William MacDermott to handle the box and manager MacDowell seeks a second April 19 game.
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Mike O’reardon
Joseph Hayward
What Ho
Winthrop
Carl Volk
Clover A. C
Warner Fallon
Eddy Warner
E. H.S
Eddie Cox
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J. M. MacDowell
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Carey Accepts Tyne Challenge at Pool
In response to Jack Tyne's challenge, Robert Carey agrees to defend the Catholic League pool championship. Carey will play Tyne in any hall chosen by Tyne's manager Phil Miller over three nights totaling 400 points, with 125 points the first two nights and 150 on the final night.
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Jack Tyne
Phil Miller
Robert Carey
Mr. Tyne
Harvard Crew Ailing Captain and Two Runners Down
Harvard's crew scene shows a thriving turnout with nineteen eight oared boats and a flotilla of smaller craft on the Charles River. Yet the varsity eight suffers as captain Dillingham Filley and Lawson are sidelined by grip and illness, complicating Coach Colson's efforts to maintain consistency and team unity.
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Charles River
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Filley
Lawson
Colson
Illinois Racing Bill Aims at Chicago Mayor Challenge
Illinois plans a new racing bill to challenge the Chicago Mayor but cannot pass it before the season ends. Detroit reports Lou Dillon to debut this season at Grosse Point track on July 18 as the grand circuit opens.
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Detroit
Lou Dillon
Grosse Point
Old and New Players to Tussle Tomorrow in Boston
Tomorrow afternoon the First Street playground in South Boston hosts a game between past and present ball players. The Regulars feature Slattery, Leahy, Moroney, O Neill, Wallace, McGovern, Donovan, Howard and Skip Sherlock. The Irregulars include Jack Casey, Joseph Sullivan, Kid Shanahan, M Hurley, Frank Nagle, Tim Sheehan, Tom Lally and Terry Griffin.
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Glass Challenges DeWitt as Spring Ranked Rival
Glass appears DeWitt’s main challenger for the spring season while Lemoyne of Harvard falls out of contention, leaving a narrow field of title contenders.
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DeWitt
Lemoyne
Harvard
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