War Department observer and Texas rare minerals report
Captain Peyton C Mirch, observer to the Rusendapan war, instructor at the General Service and Staff College, native of Pennsylvania, a West Point and artillery school graduate who served in the Spanish American War. In Texas, large deposits of rare earths and minerals, including galounite, are reported in the Lane district near Austin. A Pittsburgh company ships galounite, with a laboratory in Pittsburgh processing the humen ore for slow as an iron ancestor Ras MurneT.
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Washington
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Peyton C. Mirch
War Department
General Service and Staff College
Hera
Artillery Corps
Peyton
Pennsylvania
Weat Point
Island
Artillery School
Nnne
Leutenant
Rare Minerals
Texas
Austin
Tex
Ada
Llane
Here
Pittsburg
Pittsbairg
Was Stranger Mrs Maybrick
In New York on March 1 rumors spread that Florence Maybrick, recently released from an Italian prison, arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II on a Tuesday. A strange woman was met and taken away by three relatives, with details disputed amid local efforts to verify identity and motive.
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Maybrick
New York
Dore
Florence Mayrick
Taglian
Eleven derbies and racing slate lit by Easter derby date
The article lists eleven scheduled derbies across the year including the Tennessee derby on Easter Monday and the Indianapolis derby for yearlings to older horses. It notes horse selection opportunities, prize breakdowns, and race distances from one mile to one and one half miles, with dates from March to July and venues like Nashville Kansas City and Indianapolis.
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Stark
Nashville
St. Louis
Corbett May Meet Jack O'Brien in Early Summer Bout
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Jim Corbett discussed a six round advertised match as a potential early summer attraction. Corbett and O'Brien dined together in Philadelphia where O'Brien said he could not commit due to months of pending commitments but would sign for the bout as soon as possible.
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Philadelphia
Jack" O'Brien
Jim Corbett
O'Bren
Jin
Tin
Olen
O'Brien
Quaker City
Gmecin
Ren Sensan
Geotleman Jim
Chicago Fast Team Defeats West Side in High-Tempo Game
In Indianapolis, Sweat Y MCC A team beat Chicago Westsides by a slim halftime lead, then overwhelmed them in the second half as Chicago showed a bewildering style before the faster squad cracked their defense amid a chaotic crowd.
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Indianapous
Sweat Y. MCC. A
Chicago
The Umpire and the Pitchers Old Baseball Ditty
A nostalgic verse from ten years ago jokes about the umpire at the start of the baseball season. It depicts a batter's powerful swing and a ball that knocks a fielder over, prompting players and the crowd to shout and wonder if the umpire is out.
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Reapwst
Indianapolis Triumph Then Loss in Hard Fought Game
Indianapolis could not seal a win as Anderson outplayed the Infancy despite McGuyray's effort with 1501 fans watching. Referee Waller made calls that favored neither side. Anderson deserved the victory for superior play.
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Indianapolis
McGuyray
Anderson
Waller
Pyerce
McGilvray
Coxgesnall
O'Mara
Kannon
Anderson McGile
Craig
Pierce
Bycowil
Rashes
Fenter
Miller O'Marg
Cys
Gale
Geale—Crale
Glivray Plerer
Fouls
Miler
Bannon
Gardner
Central Polo League Standings and Schedule
Polo scores show Fort Wayne and Lafayette jockeying in the Central League with wins for Terre Haute over Mokome and Danville, while Logansport racks two. Upcoming pairings include Danville at Lafayette and Terre Haute at Fort Wayne as teams plan travel and exhibitions for the St. Louis world’s fair featuring Lou Dillon and Man Patch. Benson noted.
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Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Kokome
Danville
Terre Haute
Logansport
Central League
Boxing Bouts at Auditorium Tonight
Wednesday boxing action features Austin Rice versus Tony Moran in a ten round decision. George Koerner meets Eddie Stearn in six rounds. Freddie Cole faces Kid Emig in four rounds. First bout at 8 30 p m main event at 9 30 p m.
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Austin Tee
George Koerner
Apollo Club
Rice
Jony Moran
Koerner
Edldie Stearnes Commercial Baseball League
Grand Hotel
Austin Rice
Tony Moran
Eddie Stearn
Freddie Cole
Kid Emig
Brisk sports events and trades touch several cities
The article lists racing entries at Kenilworth and New Orleans with Wighhall and Tommy Heitz, plus a track official in New Orleans. It notes boxing in Kentucky blocked by the state legislature, jockey retirements, poolroom disputes in New York, trades involving Calder Bergen and Poole to Brooklyn, coaching moves in Indianapolis, and other sports moves across Louisville Chicago Toronto San Francisco and Cincinnati.
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Wighhall
Kenilworth
Tommy Heitz
Gue Hezenah
Snrinteath
South Mead
Ind
New Orleans
New York
Timmy Griffin
Wastetn Jockey Club
Charley Thorpe
Louisville
Amiapolis
W. A. Alexander
Exmoor
Western Golf Association
Hilly Hallman
Win
Denver Wester
George Tebeath Imp
Lexington
England
Keenes
Clarence Currie
Toronto
Currie
James F. Fitzgerald
San Prancisco
Mike Eman
San Francisco
Flow history may repeat itself at Port Arthur in battle echoes
The article recalls the Sebastopol crisis and Crimea siege to compare Russia's Port Arthur situation with a possible repeat of history. It details how Russian command planned to scuttle ships to block the harbor if the fleet risked capture, describes positions on Alma, and cites Mentschikoff and Kornilov amid the siege and naval defenses.
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Port Arthur
Sebastopol
Russia
Sebastopal
Teussia
Hnding
Sani Styen
Black Sea
Chinnet
Maysis
Hobson
Buntago
Golden Hull
Prince Mentschikoff
Prince Mentschike
Sebasto
Mratsepshogt
Prince Meurechiskot
Prince Mentechikest
Alma
Sehestonol
Bincksen
Kalamita Bay
Alma Heights
Prince Mentech
Alms
HebAstapol
Therion
Siorter
Pars Vison
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Rornulaft
Katilei
Tomtstead
Sehastopol
Sebastop
Kinglake
Roidstead
Kirclaite
Sizapol
Varca
Silestina
Oury
Sunea
Con
Stoens
Murdered Wife and Son in Pittsburg Drama
An Austrian miner Lewis Wordenich killed his wife and young son in Pittsburg Kansas during a drunken frenzy. He returned home to fetch food, seized a knife, and stabbed his wife in the neck before slashing her abdomen. He was arrested afterward.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Lewis Wordenich
Ana Tala Bla
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