Reds Win Opener in Thrilling 4-3 Ninth Inning Finish
In Cincinnati the Reds edged the Pirates 4 to 3 to open the National League season. A raucous crowd of about 10 000 packed League Park as the ninth inning produced the decisive rally with McLean, Tiemeyer, Kane, Ganzel, and Odwell driving in the runs. Deacon Phillippi appeared for several innings in relief of Smoketown’s woes, while Mayor Dempsey was absent. Vice Mayor Pfaff presided as the occasion launched baseball in the Queen City.
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Thaw jury remains deadlocked after long deliberation
Special Dispatch from New York reports that after thirty one hours of deliberation the Thaw jury was locked up again with no verdict. Foreman Deming B. Smith and the jurors requested reviews of testimony and the court granted most requests while cautioning against re reading the summing up. Families of Harry Thaw waited at the courthouse as rumors swirled about jury ballots and the possibility of a mistrial.
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Minister deposed after arrest linked to Tenderloin case
Rev. W. Howard Mears curate of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church was deposed by Bishop Greer after a committee found he violated his sixth ordination vow by visiting a tenderloin house with a negro woman. Mears accepted the finding, renounced the ministry, and sent his resignation. a magistrate who arraigned him discharged him.
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Reverend Mears Led Cincinnati Parishes Then Moved to New York
The Rev. W. H. Mears served in the Cincinnati Diocese as rector for years. His first post was St. Philip's Church Northside, then St. Peter's Carthage and St. Stephen's Winton Place. He departed Winton Place for New York.
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Roosevelt Indorsed by State Senate Amid Protests
The Connecticut Senate concurred with a resolution endorsing President Roosevelt's administration. Three Democratic Senators objected, arguing the measure was unnecessary. Senator Spellacy called Roosevelt a hero who needs no bolstering by the General Assembly. Some Democrats who voted for the resolution invited Mr. Bryan to speak to the body.
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Foraker Taft clash in Ohio to be fought nationwide
Senator Foraker moves to Ohio to lead active management of the Foraker campaign against Taft. He will open headquarters in Columbus early next week with Daniel J. Ryan as co manager. Foraker meets Governor Harris and State officials as supporters organize district by district for a state wide primary plan after fall elections.
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Dover Denies Cincinnati Visit Aims In Ohio Fight
Secretary Elmer Dover of the Republican National Committee says no Cincinnati trip occurred and he will not meddle in the Ohio contest between Foraker and Taft until the outcome is clear. He predicts a fight to a finish, not a compromise, in the state.
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Graves declares Roosevelt should be renominated at convention
President Roosevelt refused to comment on John Temple Graves of Georgia who urged at the Bryan Anniversary Club banquet in Chattanooga that Roosevelt be nominated for another term. Officials sought reaction but he gave no reply.
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