Reds defeat Cardinals in high scoring National League tilt
Cincinnati Reds top the St Louis Cardinals 9 to 6 in a slugfest with both teams using three pitchers. The Reds had 12 hits and no errors while the Cardinals had 12 hits and 1 error. Other league games were postponed by rain.
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Keefe
Bagby
McLean
Saile
Dell
Dever
Willis
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Datrom
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Coach Stagg optimistic after Des Moines relay test
Chicago, April 23. Coach A A Stagg of the University of Chicago praised his mile relay team after their Des Moines performance and predicted a strong chance for victory at the Philadelphia meet next Saturday. He noted Davenport Menaul Matthews and Baird as likely Eastern squad picks after the final test tomorrow.
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Stagg
Chicago
A. A. Stage
University of Chicago
Des Moinea
Philadelphia
Davenport
Menaul
Matthews
Baird
Bicycle racing season opens at Newark Velodrome
The season began with a two mile open professional race won by Frank Kram er by inches. James of Parte was second and J Fogler of Brooklyn third, time 4 50 2 4. The ten mile deter paced race was won by Krole Pye of Australia with Percy Lawrence of San Francisco second, time 14 41 3 5.
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Newark
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N. J
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Parte
J Fogler
Brooklyn
Krole Pye
Australia
Percy Lawrence
San Franciano
Pamous Gallop and Kadly Injured at Lawisville
Bour ton Hesu, a 44 year old mile record stallion at Jua rex, fell at Churchill Downs injuring his right foreleg and may end his track and stud career. Owner Thomas Collins of New York had recently refused $25,000 for him. Also a classified notice seeks a Cheyenne State Leader issue from January 6.
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Kadly
Lawisville Loulaville
Bourton Hesu
Juarex
Churchill Downs
Thomas Collins
New York
Sacred Heart Collegians Fall to Knights of Columbus
In Denver on April 22 the Sacred Heart collegians lost 11 to 4 to the Knights of Columbus. The Knights scored in all but the fourth inning as Miller hit a round tripper and Astler added a double and single. The game ended after six innings due to snow. Neill L Floyd Miller busy for Knights while E Floyd D Conway and Pass pitched for the Hearts. Johnny Kilbane, world lightweight champ, has a $15 000 purse from Pat McIntyre for a 12 round bout with White with potential talks of Kilbane fighting White soon.
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Denver
Knights of Columbus
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Miller
Astler
Neill
L. Floyd
E. Floyd
D. Conway
Pass
Hearts
Hearta
Johnny Kilbane
Pat McIntyre
Cleveland
White
Johnny
Bays
Kentucky Futurity Nomination Drive Reaches 1250 Mares
The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association reports 1250 mares entered for the 1910 Kentucky Futurity, a $20 000 stake for foals. Patchen Wilkes farm led nominations with 111 mares, while Walnut Hall stock farm held second with nine mares.
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Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Kentucky
W. EK. D. Stokes
Patchen Wilkes Farm
Walnut Hall
L. V. Harkness
Tremendous Interest in Intercollegiate Games
ChicagoApril 22 Tremendous interest in Midwest universities competing next Saturday in Philadelphia under University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvanias auspices. Illinois and Chicago quarter milers confident of winning the one mile four man relay race.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania, Illinois
Chicago University
From Ne’er-do-well to Famous Pitcher Walt Mason Tale
A humorous piece follows a man who failed as a preacher farmer clerk and laborer. After fifty thousand chances he improves and becomes a famous pitcher, earning praise once scorned by neighbors. The verse-writer Walt Mason frames the rise with mock sympathy and pride.
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Beecher
Walt Mason
Unclear Crime Report Involving Jenkins Case Continues
The article continues to describe a double line of inquiry into a crime dated April 14. Warres Jenkins is represented by attorney W. H. Rose in the preliminary hearing and district court. Officers say substantial incriminating evidence exists against Jenkins.
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Warres Jenkins
W. BH. Rose
Jenkins
Champagne drunk sailor as Titanic lookout sparks inquiry
Louie Klein, a rescued tailor, tells the Senate inquiry the crew were intoxicated from champagne served by stewards. He says the lookout slept when the iceberg loomed and that he alone rang the alarm after waking the officer on duty.
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Titanic
Cleveland
Louie Klein
Carpathia
Washington
Senate
Hugo B. Varga
Klein
Expe Rait
Emery Urges County Road Sign Cooperation in Wyoming
E L Emery sends a letter to the county board asking cooperation on road signage at all junctions under Wyoming law. At a Sunday meeting Birney Fare was elected vice president of the Laramie County Good Roads association, which aims to double its membership and print by-laws as the season approaches.
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Board of County Commissioners
State of
Wyoming
Birney Fare
Laramie
Emery
Laramie County
Roosevelt Gains 261 Delegates At Republican Convention
Washington reports 656 delegates elected with 265 for Roosevelt 84 for Taft 36 for La Follette 4 for Cummings 118 un instructed including 88 from New York. Contests linger on 160 delegates with six from South Carolina pledging Roosevelt. Roosevelt now holds 261 delegates.
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Roosevelt
Taft
la Folvatte
Cumming
New York State
South Carolina
Roosevelt Committee
Six Hurt In Colorado Train Wreck Near Cerro Hill
An Eastbound Denver and Rio Grande passenger train derailed on Cerro Hill about a mile west of Clammar near Montrose Colorado. Six people were injured and taken to Clammar and later Montrose. Three coaches overturned at an embankment and no fatalities were expected.
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Colo
Denver
Rilo Grande
Cerro Hill
Clmmaron
Death of millionaire journalist Atilson Hutchins prompts estate dispute
Washington reports the death of Atilson Hutchins, 1898 birth in Whitefield New Hampshire, longtime journalist and philanthropist. He left the business empire after illness and a contested estate fight between his widow Rose Keeling Hutchins and his two sons Walter Gillson and Lee Hutchins. Auction details listed at 1667 Capitol Ave. Window Glass. The Sherman Co. hold a production sale at 140% of value with General Dahl Auction.
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Hilleen Hutchins
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Hare
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Mra
Rose Keeling Hutchine
Walter Giileon
Lee Hutchins
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The
Sherman Co
Frankfurt statement on rescue efforts at Titanic disaster
The North German Lloyd Steamship Co issued a statement on the Frankfurt’s actions after the Titanic distress. Captain Hattorf said the Frankfurt turned north and arrived at 10 50, 140 miles from the scene, with Birma Virginian and Carpathia present.
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Harold &. Bride
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Virginian
Carpathia
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Rail plan backs U S tenant farmers with $2,000 to $2,500 loans
Canadian Pacific outlines a philanthropic loan scheme to aid 250 rented-farm families in the United States. Each eligible renter must inspect land, be married, and contribute a tenth of the purchase price, with loans added to land cost and repaid over ten years at 6 percent interest.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
J. 5
Dennis
Canada
Canadian Pacific
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Marnea
Middle States
Iowa
Ninola
Michigan
Ismay Denies Involvement in Titanic Navigation
Bruce Ismay issues a statement denying claims about navigation of the Titanic and any consultation with the captain. He says he was not dining with the captain at the time, did not influence course, and was in bed when the collision occurred. He rejects allegations of seeking a speed record to escape ice and notes he did not intend to return to Europe to dodge an investigation.
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Baltic
New York
Bruce Ismay
Eurobe
Plor
Carpathia
Ismay
White Star Line
Bryan is 10 campaign for Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan concluded a campaign tour in Ohio urging Democrats to rally behind Gov. Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic presidential nomination. He told crowds in several congressional districts that Wilson is the only progressive option for Ohio friends of progress. Mayor Baker of Cleveland escorted him in support.
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Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Judson Harmon
Bryan
New Jersey
Friends of Progress
Baker
Cleveland
Wilson
Akron
Ohier
Harmon vs Wilson Wings Declared In Ohio Democratic Rift
The Proressive Democratic League of Ohio denounces Governor Harmon as the candidate of Wall Street and pledges support for Governor Wilson. Delegates in Ohio districts report broad backing for Wilson, except in Hamilton County where Harmon is favored. The clash centers on finance interests and presidential control of the courts.
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Wilson
Ohio
Hamilton County
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Wall Street
League
Titanic bodies list omits many prominent men
New York April 22 The first list of recovered Titanic victims sent by wireless from the Mackay-Bennett to the White Star line offices includes 27 names but omits several leading figures who perished, except possibly George W Widener of Philadelphia.
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MacKay-Benne
White Star Line
George W. Widener
Philadelphia
British Press Pleads for ISMAY Inquiry
London newspapers attack their board of trade and press for a swift search inquiry. They refuse to judge until the British Inquiry begins and express concern over the American inquiry into the disaster and the treatment of J. Bruce lamay.
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London
Board of Trade
J. Bruce Lamay
Puzzling Rebus Leads to Assault Charge in Army Camp
Corporal Morarity presents a rebus about Sigsbee and Dewey involving Limberger cheese. Prigute O Malley misreads it, provoking a reaction that lands him in an assault and battery case. The State Leader Want Ads are mentioned as intermediaries in the odd exchange.
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Prigute O'Malley
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