Redlegs Open New Plant Lose Game
Cincinnati fans crowded the unveiling of the Cincinnati Baseball Exhibition company’s new field, a steel and concrete grand stand arena with a horseshoe shape and stone gravel surround. Officials and enthusiasts watched the open game as the park nears completion ahead of the National League season.
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Redlegs
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Baseball Exhibition Company
Kentucky
Henry O'Day
Ireland
Ugh
Schwab
James A. McAleer
Boston Americane
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Exhibition Company
John E
National Baseball Mission
A. J. Fianner
Rotary
Max Freischmann
Frank C. Bancroft
Interurban Faces 5-Cent Fare Dispute in Court
City Solicitor Bettman filed a motion for a temporary restraining order to stop the Cincinnati Georgetown and Portsmouth railroad from charging more than a 5 cent fare from California to Sycamore street station. The C G and P officials say they will continue operations while suits, including others against various lines, question fare limits.
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Common Pleas Court
Bettman
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad
California
Sycamore Street
A. H. Elmer
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Coney Island
Carrel Street
Pennsylvania
Carel Street
Mount Washington
Detroit
Civil War Veteran Robert Love Dies After Pin Scratch
Robert Love, a Civil War veteran who survived Bull Run and Gettysburg, died last night in Zanesville Ohio from blood poisoning caused by a pin scratch. The incident marks his final battle with illness after years of service.
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Cororror Momororomomoro
Bull Run
Gettysburg
Zanesville
Get- ©Tysburg
Robert Love
Burglary Hits Warren Postoffice Cortland District
The postoffice and Cortland were burglarized early today. Robbers blew the safe and took 100 dollars in cash and 900 dollars in stamps. The incident occurred in Warren, Ohio. Police are investigating the break in and reviewing surveillance footage.
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Warren
Postoffice & Cortland
Fire Devastates Salem New Jersey Town
A morning blaze in Salem New Jersey caused about 108000 dollars in property loss and threatened to ruin the town. The Salem Opera House was damaged among several structures.
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New Jersey
Salem
WN. J
J.P. Sheppard
Salem Opera House
Mrs Beeckman Lorillard Dies By Her Own Hand
The coroner in New York closed the inquiry into the death of Mrs. Beeckman Lorillard found dead in her Holland House apartment on March 16. Evidence clearly showed she met death by her own hand.
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New York
Origin of Day Traced to Ancient Time by Rev Duncan
The article discusses Easter origins from Bede and early Saxon use of Waster, noting the Nicean decree fixing Easter Sunday after the paschal moon and vernal equinox. It contrasts Greek and Latin calendars and describes Jerusalem during Passion week with crowds from around the world observing various religious rites.
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Bede
Nice
Jerusalem
Roosevelt Attacks Lorimer in Illinois Campaign Tour
In Illinois Roosevelt visits Rockford and Springfield weathering rain as he denounces Senator Lorimer and allies tied to a Lincoln name scandal. He attacks Choate and others as misusing the constitution while denouncing wealth and tyranny fears. The drive continues with coverage across multiple pages.
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Springfield
Roosevelt
Illinois
Rockford
Lorimer
Joseph Choate
New York
Oak
Lincoln
Lorimer-Lincoln Republican League
Mr. Choate
Easter day weather forecast across regions
Predictions for Easter day show morning sun giving way to afternoon showers in the Eastern and Northern states, upper Mississippi valley, and lake region. Favorable conditions expected west of the Mississippi and along the Pacific. chilly or clear in Chicago and St Louis with warm coastal cities enjoying clear skies.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Boston
New York
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Richmond
Louisville
Cleveland
Seattle
Columbia
US. C
Chicago
St. Louis
Savannah
Atlanta
Dover
Cn Francisco
Taft Makes Clean Sweep in Kentucky Conventions
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Louisville on April 6 reports Taft's decisive wins in Kentucky mass conventions as most counties reported returns, signaling strong delegate support for the Republican candidate.
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Taft
Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Kenton and Campbell Counties Name Delegates
One of the largest Republican conventions in Covington at Turner hall rallied Taft supporters for delegates to the Chicago convention. The Kenton county convention endorsed Taft for president and named temporary officers and a resolutions committee.
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Kenton
Campbell Counties
Covington
Turner Hall
Taft
Maurice L. Galvin
Chicago
Friends of the
Internal Revenue Collector
Committee On Resolutions
William H. Taft
Coin Executive Committee
John J. Cr
Emmett Daugherty
Fred Schmitz
E. R. Bryson
William Wilson
Howard Griffith
James. Blick
Republican Party
Kenton County
Kentucky
Gates
Louisville
Frankfortington
Shelbyville
Jefferson County
Roosevelt
Uisville
Lexington
Flood Over Levees Destroys Farms and Livestock in Arkansas
Flood waters burst two more levees at St. Clair and Wyanonke Landing Arkansas. Dikes gave way and water surged across farm land causing extensive damage and drowning much livestock.
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St. Clair
Wyanonke Landing
Ark
Mississippi river flood breaks widen in Arkansas
A Helena Ark telegraph reports levees at Modoc and St Claire Ark breached as Mississippi flood waters advance. Two major breaks threaten Philips and St Francis basins with widespread inundation. Rescue and relief efforts mount with 100000 bags of sand placed along the banks.
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Memphis
Tenn
Helena
Ark
Modoc
Philips County
Mississippi River
St. Claire
St. Francis Basin
Wyanoke Landing
Mor
St. Francis River
Mississippi
Marion
Golden Lake
Hickman
Ufe
City civil service chief placed on unpaid salary dispute
A. H. Place, expert brought from Kansas City to head the city civil service commission, has worked over two months without pay as council debates a $170 monthly salary and funding. The issue involves whether the position exists and how to finance it, with council committees delaying action and funds uncertain beyond July 1.
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Kansas City
Committee On “Ways and Means
Civil Service Commission
Hunt
Council
Committee On Ways and Means
River bulletin reports rising floods near Memphis
The Weather Bureau special river bulletin notes the Upper Ohio and Upper Mississippi decline slowly while Cairo shows improvement. It warns of a widening break below Hickman and possible breaches at Pecan Point and Golden Lake Arkansas with Memphis levees under threat.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Mississippi
Cairo
Memphis
Hickman
Pecan Point
Golden Lake
Ark
St. Francis Levee
Arkansas
Holly Bush
Crittenden County
Hulbert
Helena
Atchatelays River
Mellville
Levee Work Force Doubled as Flood Seeks Recede
Cairo Illinois reports the Ohio River at 54 feet with rising tendency. around the city levee workers are doubled and 100000 sand bags are deployed for repairs. Flood distress grows, photographers ordered off the scenes, and only essential stores stay open.
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Cairo
Ill
Ohio River
Mississippi River
Here
Newrid
Mississippi County
Missouri
Parson
Chicago
Army Officers Ordered to Scene
The War Department ordered five officers to flooded districts to assess needs and report to Washington. Major J. E. Normoyle, Columbus Kentucky. Captain Harry A. Hegeman, New Madrid Missouri. Captain James A. Logan Jr., Hickman Kentucky. Captain Baker Tiville Tennessee. and an officer from Jefferson Parish Louisiana to Helena. Hegeman said about 1,000 people per day would need supplies, to be drawn from the St. Louis depot, with most rations to come from merchants while wartime conditions affect distribution.
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Washington
War Department
J. E. Normoyle
Columbus
Aptain
Harry A. Hegeman
New Madrid
James A. Logan, Jr
Hickman
Baker
Tiville
Tenah
Jeffer Rracks
Helena
Hegeman
St. Louis
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R.H. Duncan
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Corban Beiram
Solon
Blue Grass
Burkamp
Galvin
Ernst
Civil Service
A. H. Place
City Civil Service Commission
Import
Mr. Place
Lieve
Koch
John. Weld Peck
the Civil Service
Commission
Peace
Lemiper
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