Big Leagues Use Up Pitchers Trying 10 Win
Brooklyn hosts Phillies in a 4 to 2 defeat with pitchers Knetzer Schart and Phelps facing Brennan and Doomn. Hite. Reds fall to Pirates 5 to 2 as Smith McLean oppose O'Toole Gibson. Cardinals power past Chicago 20 to 6 with Steele Willis Bliss leading. Marquard rookies help New York beat Boston 6 to 2 as Dickson Tyler Kling and Rariden fare.
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Brooklyn
Phillies
Batteries
Knetzer
Schart
Phelps
Brennan
Doomn
Hite
Cincinnati
Reds
Pirates
Smith
McLean
O'Toole
Gibson
Pittsburgh
Trods
Pie Tates
St. Louis
Cardinals
Chicago
Steele
Willis
Bliss
Chicago Wingo
Cole Pearse
Archer
Errera
Boston
Marquard New York
Dickson
Tyler
Kling
Rariden
Marquard
Meyers
Wilson
Giants
Naps edge Browns in tight Cleveland game
In Meveland the Naps beat the St. Louis Browns after a close contest with a final extra score. Batteries were Haskette Blanding James and O Neill Frill Brown and Stephens. Hits favored the Naps.
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Meveland
Naps
St. Louis Browns
Haskette
Blanding
James
O'Neill
Frill
Brown
Stephens
Browns
New York
Senators
Groom
Ford
Warhop
McConnell
Street
Henry
William
Renatore
Yanks
Chicago
Tigers
Peters
Delhi
Black
Willett
Stanage
White Sox
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Krause
Danforth
Lapp
Egan
Woo
Nanamaker
Doves
Red Sox
Errore
Amatucan Association Scores Reported Across Cities
Toledo defeats Kansas City 4 to 2 in ten innings while Columbus edges Milwaukee 5 to 4 in ten frames. Indianapolis beats Minneapolis 2 to 1 in ten innings. Louisville defeats St Paul 4 to 2. In London on April 16 the home rule bill passed first reading in the House by 326 to 226.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolia
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
London
Laxty
Roosevelt Foresees War Impacts If Victory Fails
In Iowa Creston Roosevelt warns resolve may win this year but if not the nation faces three more years of war. He spoke today and urged continued effort to secure victory.
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Lowa
Creston
Roosevelt
Unclear Business Listing From Port City Jewelers Ad
Fragmentary OCR notes show a jewelry firm named ROMOLM & AKIN C and Volon Pacific HMW with inspectors mentioned. The text references a plain building and watch inspections, but readable details are limited and the entry appears as a damaged classified item.
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Ounservative Prowle
Romolm & Akin
Volon Pacific Hmw. Co
Six Thousand Dollar Kentucky Derby Stake Promised
Taisville Ky April 16 The Louisville Racing Association head M J Winn says the Kentucky Derby will again carry a guaranteed $6 000 stake with $5 000 to the winner and $5 000 added next year bringing the total to at least $10 000 The plan follows racing commission rulings and officials note future fall meetings will include a four mile endurance stake with $5 000 added.
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Taisville
Wis
Managre M. J. Winn
Louisville Racing Association
State Racing Commission
Mystery in Murder of Lady Grows
The article outlines a theory of a break in at the Jenkins home with a mysterious intruder. It suggests the intruder stalked the house, entered the dining room, and tied to destroy a will and steal from a money box, aiming to implicate Mr. Jenkins. It hints the killer escaped via a side window before the husband’s return.
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Mr. Jenkins
First League Game to Open Season at Post Baseball Grounds
The national sport schedule at the post nearing completion. The first league game is set for April 28 with teams yet to be decided. Regular games follow Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays at the post grounds behind the hospital, reserved for league use by order of Field Manager Lieut Banade 11th Infantry.
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Banade
11Th Infantry
Cheyenne
Mystery surrounds Colorado income motive in murder case
The report disputes use of a one pound Indian club to crush a skull and cites Dr Beard’s view that a heavy round club is needed. It notes Mrs Jenkins earned about $2 000 annually from Colorado property and suggests Mr Jenkins benefited from the income, arguing a deeper motive lies behind the murder.
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Dr. Beard
Leader
Jenkins
Colorado
Council Rejects Bids for City Scavenger Work
At a mid month meeting the Colorado Concentrated Product company proposed a 20 year permit to gather dead city animals for concentration into fertiliser. Bids for scavenger work were refused and the clerk was told to re advertise bids. Edward Taylor no fire chief appointment was confirmed. Kemper of the electric light company offered free power and lights in downtown alleys if wiring costs were borne.
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Colorado Concentrated Product Company
J. C Lundy
Denver
Edward L. Ferguson
Crow Creek
Water Committee
Edward Taylor
Kemper
The
Electric Light Company
Titanic Disaster Stuns World With Sinking After Collision
Reports describe the Titanic sinking after a fatal iceberg collision. Wireless operators relayed prayers on deck as crews launched lifeboats and salvation efforts, while Carpathia found only wreckage and rescued survivors.
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Carpathia
New York
Boston
América
Atlantic
Cape Race
Titanic Disaster Awful Toll Prompted World Outcry
Reports recount Captain Smith’s leadership amid the sinking as lifeboats struggled through ice and crowds. Officials question Titanic lifeboat numbers while Carpathia and other vessels race to aid survivors, with most rescued passengers from the first class aboard.
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Colonel Astor
International Marine Company
Olympic
Carpathia
Thoraday
Boston
Carpathla
Virginian
Parthian
City to Double Its Population Belief in Wyoming Boom
W E Jones of St Louis predicts Cheyenne will more than double its population in five years as Wyoming emerges in a major land boom. Jones, president of the Jones Agency Co with $25,000 capital, joins International Life Insurance Co western manager and plans offices in the First National Bank Building. Rh A Birich and J F Renfro align with the venture, Renfro traveling to Denver for the new company.
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Wyoming
W. E. Jones
St. Lou
Cheyenne
Jones Agency Co
Jones
Western
International Life Insurance Co
St. Louis
Vast wealth possessed by victims of disaster
The article lists prominent, wealthy passengers on a disaster scene, naming J. Bruce Samay of the International Mercantile Marine worth about 40 million dollars, Colonel Washington Roebling with a 25 million dollar fortune, and others such as J. B. Thayer, Clarence Moore, Charles M. Hays, and T. L. W. Cavendish, among several spouses and connections, noting their roles and affiliations with banks, railways, and industries.
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J. Bruce Samay
International Mercantile Marine
Tamay
J. P. Morgan
Consolidated American
British Steamship Lines
Washington Roebling
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
T. L. W. Cavendish
England
Henry Siegel
New York
Washington Dodge
Mr. Dodge
San Francisco
Bailey Seeks Republican Nomination for Denver Mayor
Bailey, a U S marshal and Republican, wins the mayoral nomination over Oscar D Cass in Denver. A voter asked for flood details and was humorously told to consult the Book of Genesis by the station master who noted no flooding occurred on the line.
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Denver
Colo
Dewey C. Bailey
U. 8
Colorado
Oscar D. Cass
G Foxes
Pointed Paragraphs on Wit and Foolish Love
A collection of pithy maxims on humor and romance. It notes the wit of wishbone as the largest bone and compares fish biting to unshy interests. It warns of a woman who forges with you and the consequences of flirtation. It concludes that homely women forgive prettiness when patronized.
What to do at table ad advice slip says Eat
A fragment from Tit Bits describes etiquette guidance in a comic ad exchange. The middleman character delivers three lines for 25 cents, ending with the single word Eat on a printed slip. The exchange highlights playful consumer culture in ad copy.
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Liverpool
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Praty
White Star
White Star Line
Naval
David W. Taylor
Sherman Company
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