Girl in Boy's Clothes Speeds Wall to Flee Police
In Fen Dutch near Cambridge a girl disguised as a boy railed at Fen Ditten church causing glass damage. Winifred Bauser, 18, daughter of a local architect, was seized after a chase over an eight foot wall. She faced charges for breaking thirty panes and was remanded to Bottisham sessions on bail.
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Baseball Gossip From Spring Camps and Rosters
A jumble of spring training notes lists players and rumors across camps. George Tebeau denies protesting Kling's reinstatement, while Rosters name undistinguished moves, signings, and movements involving Nofsky, Gilbert, Quinn, Hertzell, Lumley, Stremmel, Adams, Keeler, Bresnahan and others.
Diary of a Busher Diary of a Busher
A diarist describes a hotel dining room scene with traveling players. He notes a new waiter, mock modesty, and banter about team members from Indianapolis and famed figures. The entry ends with a cryptic exchange about a “Fumbles Grady” and a curious spasms of meaning.
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Indianaplis
Mistah Howley
Mistah Wakefield
Alexander Hambletonian
Grady
Puttmann A Manager Ambrose Aims Parkersburg Move
Ambrose Puttmann a Louisville southpaw plans to join Parkersburg in the U S league as manager if he secures his release as a two colonel.
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Ambrose Puttmann
Louisville
Parkersburg
Final tribute laid to Jacob Schaefer in Chicago service
Chicago honors Jacob Schaefer with a grand funeral. Billiard devotees fill the service as floral tributes, including two table-shaped bouquets. Ora Morningstar Willie Hoppe and George Sutton serve as pallbearers in the ceremony marking the wizard of balk-line billiards.
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Chicago
Jacob Schaefer
Ora Morningstar
Willie Hoppe
George Sutton
Honetity
Nelson defends his seconds in Wolgast fight hour long reply
Battling Nelson responds to Jamel J. Corbett criticism of his seconds in the Wolgast bout. He argues Corbett was far away ringside and recalls prior fights, insisting his team did not throw in the sponge and that he fights to the end. He cites matches with Gans, Hanion, Young Corbett, Canole, and Wolgast, and defends his corner men Abdul the Turk and Abe Silvermann.
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Tutors Testify In Case Of Student Stabile Trial
New York tutors and students from the College of the City testifying in Judge Crain's court defend Vincent J. Stabile on trial for his life for the killing of 19 year old Jack McGrath in front of 640 West Fifty third Street. Teachers describe Stabile as of excellent character while the defendant's father recounts years of support and neighborhood trouble. A patrolman notes Stabile sought protection and a permit to carry a revolver if threatened.
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College of the City of
Charles J. Mendelssohn
John R. Todd
Johnk. Kelly
B. W. Stater
George W. Edwards
Maxine Bergum
Joseph Stabile
Fatrolman
Michael O'Connell
Stabile
McGrath
Is He a Syndicate Bert Annis in Dayton Meeting
Bert Annis will prove at the Dayton meeting on Tuesday that he does not own three tearog in the Central league. He has been called the power behind Grand Rapids South Bend and Evansville. It is notable that those three cities do a lot of swapping.
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Bert Annis
Dayton
Cotton States League revived with eight Mississippi teams
The Cotton States League plans a revival featuring Meridian Hattiesburg Canton Vicksburg Baton Rouge Monroe Algiers and Jackson as member clubs. The proposed circuit would restore regional play across Mississippi and adjacent areas with new scheduling and competition.
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Actress Miss Mannering and the Eckels mansion tale
Chicago March 14. Rumors swirl about actress Miss Mannering potentially buying the Eckels summer home near Economowoc Wisconsin for 500000. Reports cite her earnings of 750 weekly, 30 weeks a year, plus 3 percent profits and stock investments. Some Chicago managers doubt the claim while others believe she has funds.
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Mary Mannering
James H. Eckels
Qconomowec
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Strike of Firemen Hangs in Balance on Railroads
Chicago March 14 The strike of 70000 firemen on western roads hangs in the balance as general managers meet to arbitrate wage scale. The firemen’s brotherhood through W S Carter pressed for arbitration while managers offer wage talks but reject arbitration on two discipline rules. Engineers’ brotherhood declines support for rules affecting engine drivers.
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Firemen’s Brotherhood
W. S. Carter
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Ship subsidy bill declared dead for current session
WALLINGTON, D. C. March 14 The ship subsidy bill is dead for this session. The Steenerson exposure of Merchant Marine league methods has turned the trick, hardening opposition among lawmakers and dampening support even from mildly favorable members. The change in strategy and delayed Senate action illustrate the bill’s bleak prospects.
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How Local Bowlers Show for a Season
Averages in local bowling leagues are as follows. top scorers and leading averages reflect a competitive season with several standout performers across clubs. Detailed results list high games and steady averages, highlighting notable bowlers and team standings.
Johnsons Machine Strikes Snowbank In Wisconsin Crash
Chicago boxer Jack Johnson and his wife were hurled from a speeding car near Racine Wisconsin after it swerved into a snowbank and rolled over both were bruised but escaped serious injury. The machine was left at a repair shop.
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iIt
Jack Johnson
Racine
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Mother Fox Found and Large Family
Farber Missouri March 14 W C Rose a farmer west of Farber captured a pair of foxes and seven cubs He found the mother fox with a foot in a trap and seven babies She nursed kindness from the farmer who dressed her injury and kept them in a wire cage Then he set another trap and captured the papa fox seeking to complete the family
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Farber
Papa Fox
Riot after rescue attempt in Rustvhuk leaves many dead
In Sofia on March 14 a failed rescue by Turkish parents of their daughter provoked a riot in Rustvhuk. Fifteen people were killed and twenty injured, including Gen. District and several town leaders, amid clashes with Bulgarian officials.
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Rustvhuk
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Kidney and Bladder Trouble Cure Prescription
The notice promotes a medicinal mix of gin, buchu extract, and complex compound claimed to cure kidney and bladder ailments. It instructs dosing of one to two teaspoonfuls three times daily after meals and notes availability from druggists. It asserts relief from back pain, rheumatic aches, urinary issues, dizziness, and headaches linked to kidney or bladder problems.
Rich artist dies on ocean steamer
San Francisco March 14 Willis E. Davis millionaire artist died on the liner Oceanic last Friday two days out from Cherbourg. Dispatch from J. W. Van Steklen his brother in law says Davis died of heart disease. He had gone to Europe for his health.
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San Francisco
Cal
Probate Court Names Martin_ estate Joint Administrators
Judge Ross of the probate court on Monday appointed Lynn B. and Charles Martindale as joint administrators of the estate of the late Judge Elijah B. Martindale. The estate is valued at about $325000, including personal property valued at $10000.
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Charles Martindale
Elijah B. Martindale
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