Giants Look To Repeat Pennant Salvage In 1914 Baseball
Frank G. Menke surveys the 1914 National League race. He backs the Giants as favorites with a strong pitching core of Mathewson Marquard Demaree Tesreau and potential new arms. He notes the Phillies weakened by Fed erals losses and the Braves improved by Evers while Cubs slip toward a second division.
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Frank G. Menke
New York Giants
Phillies
Giants
Seaton
Brennan
Knabe
Doolan
Federals
Dooi
Cubs
Tinker
Chance
Evers
Brown
Ruehrbach
Pittsburg
Bostow Braves
Pirates
Cardinals
Wagner
Viox
Mowry
Braves
Boston
Lot
Matthewson
Marquard
Demaree
Tesreau
Galt
Tillie Shafer
Tyler
Perdue
Hess
Dickinson
James
Witty Reflections Of An Old Sport
A collage of baseball and sports chatter features Charley Taft siding with Cubs profit talk while others joke about money and world series plans. Ban Johnson and Connie Mack appear, with references to players and managers in humorous riffs on the 1910s game scene.
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Taft
Ban Johnson
Chicago Cubs
Mexico
Miller's hopeful motto fuels National League optimism
The fragmented text shows Miller clinging to a hopeful motto, "Where there's life," as a guiding principle for navigating the National League's floor and upstairs rooms. The snippet hints at perseverance amid uncertain standings and optimistic energy from Miller.
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National League
Miller
Baseball Fever Grips Georges Creek Towns in Spring Rush
The piece notes a spring surge of Baseball Fever across Allegany County as warm weather returns. Frostburg Lonaconing Midland Barton and Cumberland all report intensified planning for upcoming seasons with league rules and improvements at South End park.
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Cumberland
Georges Creek
Allegany County
Cumberland and Georges Creek
Lonaconing
Lonaconing Club
Lonaconing Athletic Club
Midland
Barton
Midland Nine
Queen City
The
Alleganies
South End Ball Park
Russler
South End Park
Baseball and hockey notes from the season’s early reports
The column discusses rosters with Roger Bresnahan and Ping Bodie on Cubs and White Sox benches and questions Jim Thorpe’s outfield prospects. It notes Claude Cooper moving to the Federals, cites rough play in hockey, and wryly compares newspaper hustle in the subway to provoking a bull.
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Roger Bresnahan
Ping Bodie
Cubs
White Sox
Jim Thorpe
Claude Cooper
Federals
Will Bar Testimony In Ewald Estate Trial
Louisville March 25 The secret of the late Edward T Ewald's double life will be barred at trial Eva Golden sues for 1750000 of the estate Attorney Crawford for three children contends Ella Golden could not be common law wife since their marriage in St Louis preceded her meeting Ewald
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Louisville
Edward T. Ewald
Eva Golden
Crawford
Ewald
Ella Golden
St. Louis
Bewald
I W W Leader on Trial for Albany Church Raid
Frank Tannenbaum the I W W leader stood trial before Judge Wadhams in General Sessions on a misdemeanor charge tied to the Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church raid by an unemployed mob on March 14. Police held back about 200 men as they sought admission to the courtroom. a guilty verdict could bring a $500 fine and up to one year in prison.
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New York
Frank Tannenbaum
Wadhams
Alphonsus
Tannenbaum
Women financiers set record in thrift society
Miss Bina M. West leads the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World in a year of record reinvestment and coupon activity. The all female fraternal insurer now holds $177,000,000 in insurance and 170,990 members, tracing back to 1892 when West began the initiative with minimal equipment.
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Ladies of the Maccabees of
Bina M. West
Analasiem
Miss West
Ladies of the Maccabees of the
Feria
West
Bowling League Scores and Standings from Frostburg and Ashland
The Crooks beat the Iron Men two of three in Frostburg while the Giants lost two to the Iron Men in the Majestic League. Maennerchor victory lifts them to fifteenth straight win at Frostburg alleys. S T Little Jewelry beats Baltimore and Ohio Y M C A two games to one in the Baltimore and Ohio Bowling League. Overlands three games win lifts them to top in Ashland League, displacing the Oaklands from first.
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Crooks
Iron Men
Frostburg
Giants
Maennerchors
Frostburg Club
Maennerchor
Maennerchers
S. T. Little Jewelry Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Overlands
Ww. II. Pet. Ovgmaneg
Oaklande
Oaklands
Ashland
Midland
Majestic League
L. Pet Good Roads
Orphan Court Probate Proceedings and Guardian Accounts
The last will of Thomas F. Myers was filed and admitted to probate. Lettie Dorrett, guardian of Bertha M. and Beatrice N. Dorrett, settled her third account with an allowance order. Mattie Crogan, guardian of Charles J Raphael and Mary Crogan, filed and granted first account and allowance. Charles R. Hughes, executor of Theresa Kila Hughes, settled first and final account from real estate sale and distributed under the will. Alfred I. Filer's will filed. Argyle T. Dolan's executors filed sale report and an order list.
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Lettie Dorrett
Bertha M
Beatrice N. Dorrett
Mattie Crogan
Charles J
Raphael
Mary
Crogan
Charles R. Hughes
Theresa Kila Hughes
Alfred I. Filer
Co. C. Rice
Thomas Dolan
Argyle T. Dolan
Marriage notices from multiple states listed for couples
William Daniel Kirsch and Esther Margaret Holzworth of Pittsburg Pa. Arthur Henry Day of Cambridge N Y and Maud McDonald Meyers of Lonaconing Md. Abraham Lincoln Roller and Hattie Luiu Bowers of Harrisburg Pa. Samuel Gustus and Anna Delores Jarvis of Wheeling W Va. Reginald Irvin Mason and Ruth Esolene Emerick of Cooks Mills Pa.
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Arthur Henry Day
Cambridge
N. Y
Maud McDonald Meyers
Lonaconing
Abraham Lincoln Roller
Hattie Luiu Bowers
Harrisburg
Samuel Gustus
Anna Delores Jarvis
Wheeling
W. Va
Reginald ,Irvin Mason
Ruth Esolene Emerick
Cooks Mills
Real Estate Transfers In Cumberland and Alleghany Counties
Egbert B. Willson as trustee transfers Bedford street parcel in Cumberland to CH. Speelman for 4960 dollars. Henry O. Baker and wife convey Alleghany County land to Simeon H. Duckworth for 4596 dollars.
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Shahohs
Egbert B. Willson
CH. Speelman
Bedford Street
Cumberland
Henry O' Baker
Simeon H. Duckworth
Allegany County
Vedrines Airmail Aviator Expected In New York Today
New York observers await Vedrines the famed long distance aviator as he forecasts arrival in New York via South America exactly on March 25. He had been circling the globe and sent a message from Cairo stating he would reach the city today.
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New York
Vedrines
South America
M. Vedrines
Cario
Guards at Gould Copper Works Amid Depew Strike Violence
Armed troops guard the Gould Copper Works in Depew Buffalo area after a riot that left two dead and several wounded during a strike by 1,400 workers. A heavy guard surrounds the plant to prevent further violence. In Galveston Brigadier Funston reports 1,500 more soldiers are needed to reach peace strength as discharged men refuse enlistment.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Gould Copper Works
Depew
Galveston
Frederick Funston
United States Army
War Department
Funston
Denver man sworn as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
William P. Malburn of Denver Colorado was sworn in as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury yesterday succeeding Charles S. Hanlin as head of customs service in Washington March 25.
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Washington
William P. Malburn
Denver
Col
the Treasury
Charles 8. Hanlin
Customs Service
Cold lunches at Headquarters Woman's Suffrage
Advertisement notes all hour cold lunches served at Headquarters Woman's Suffrage located at 22 Bedford Street.
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Woman's Suffrage
Bedford Street
Printing Services Offered by the Evening Press
The Evening Press advertises printing services with emphasis on quick turnaround and quality. It promises reliable job completion for small and large orders, including advertisements, notices, and book work, aiming to attract local business and individuals seeking prompt printing.
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