Congressional Baseball Contest Highlighted By Democrats
Democratic members of the House defeated Republicans in the annual Congressional baseball game at American League Park. William Whitman testified that wool manufacturers did not use funds for improper politics. Senate committee opened Mulhall charge investigation. Army and Navy officers say new rule weakens Congress in promotions.
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House’ of Representatives
American League Park
William Whitman
Lobby
Senate
Army
Navy
Congress
Bavarian Duke Granted Divorce From Ballet Friend
A decree of divorce was granted to the eighty two year old Duke Ludwig of Bavaria from his second morgan atic wife, a 40 year old ballet girl at the Bavarian Court Opera known as Antonie Barth. William Rockefeller will erect a fountain to cost $2000 in Cold Springs North Carolina in memory of John C Fremont. James J Hill has returned to apolis from his fishing trip ars dor. Dr Abbott Lawrence Lowell president of Harvard University was received in audience by President Poincare of France.
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Bavarian Court Opera
Antonie Barth
William Rockefeller
Cold Springs
N. C
John C. Fremont
James J. Hill
Big Magnates Wary Of Federal League Expansion
The piece notes magnate anxiety over the Federal League across cities including St Louis Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Indianapolis. It quotes Joe Tinker claiming he outfoxed McGraw in a Fromme for Ames Devore and Groh trade praising Groh as the best young second baseman. It mentions Marigold and Murphy winning the Ohio Stake at the Grand Circuit meet in Cleveland and Davis of Detroit beating Washington three times.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati Reds
AlcGraw
Fromme
Giants
Ames
Devore
Groh
Tinker
Marigold
Tommy Murphy
Ohio
Davis
Detroits
Washingtons
Broad range of early 20th century headlines span crime politics and industry
The scraped wires report varied items from a Philadelphia robbery attempt and Pennsylvania primary bill to navy maneuvers, tax increases, and legal rulings. Other notes cover hog markets, stock exchange prices, train wrecks near Manila, Panama Canal plans, arson arrests, and notable deaths or convictions.
Canadians beat Belgians in Davis Cup in England
In London the Canadians defeated the Belgians in the Davis Cup tennis event. Other items note Balkan tensions easing, a fire rainstorm in Alcocer Spain, and ambush losses to Spanish forces near Alcazar.
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London
Balkans
Alcocer
Spain
Alcazar
Liverpool
Italy
Wilson
Mexico City
Torregn
Ameri Edmond Audemars
Berlin
Paris
American Commission of Agricultural Organization
Dubin
Ireland
F. H. Grubb
Menocal
Havana
Albert
Riva
Olympia
Wilson Helps Avert Rail Strike On Wage Demands
President Wilson chairs a White House conference that averts a threatened strike by about 100000 trainmen and conductors on Eastern rails. The accord, tied to the Newlands bill amending Erdman Arbitration, pledges submission to adjudication under the amended law. The meeting, the largest of his tenure, included senators representatives and railroad presidents.
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Wilson
White House
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Senator Newlands
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senator Kern
Representative Clayton
Joliciary Committee
Representative Mann
William B. Wilson
Department of Labor
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and
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W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
New Jersey in Focus Across the State 1913 News
A roundup of early 20th century New Jersey items reports fishing success at Anglesea Fries Mill Pond bass catches in Clayton and Bayonne water concerns, a Westville bank opening, school additions in Wildwood, potato prices in Gloucester, a large blooming camellia in Quinon, and local court and public works news from towns including Har dingville Red Bank Jersey City Newark Vineland and Jersey City Hospital skin grafts. It notes tax sales, a rare prison release, and a vaudeville trial acquittal in Hackensack.
Flood Damages Marietta Train After Duck Creek Deluge
A cloudburst near Zanesville floods the Muskingum and Duck Creek valleys. A Pennsylvania passenger train from Marietta stalls at Stanleyville seven miles away. Twenty five passengers are rescued by roof holes in the cars and a small boat using high ground.
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Qhio
Muskingum River
Duck Creek
Zanesville
Pennsylvania
Stanleyville
Man Dies After Boat Propeller Accident At Sea Inlet
Thomas Heyes of Brielle New Jersey was tossed from a motor boat entering the Manasquan River inlet by a heavy sea and killed when struck on the head by the propeller. His body was recovered by James Mount. Heyes, 70, was a yachtsman and father of Edwin B. Heyes, commodore of the Manasquan River Yacht Club.
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Slades
Brielle
N. J
Thomas Heyes
Manasquan River Inlet
James Mount
Heyes
Edwin B. Heyes
Manasquan River
Butter Prices in New York Wholesale Market
The Markets section notes wholesale butter prices in New York, indicating current pricing for dairy commodities. The brief item lists the market context and signals price movements but does not provide detailed figures.
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New York
Moses Called at Horeb The Burning Bush
Analyzed lesson shows Moses called by God through a burning bush at Horeb, demonstrating God’s power, holiness, and readiness to deliver Israel. It covers Moses’ humility, credentials, and divine assurance that God will be with him to secure deliverance and service.
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Israel
Jehovah
God
Horeb
Egypt
Pharaoh
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