Blues win seventh inning thriller over Senators in Columbus
In overcast conditions the Blues beat the Senators 7 to 6 to take the third game of the series. Swan started for Columbus but was replaced by Random in the seventh after the Senators tied the game, Geyer allowed two late runs, and Hall pitched the ninth. Cross and Kane were involved in the lineup and umpiring moment.
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Swan
Hrandom
Jinning
Blues
Wig
Columbus
Senators
Random
Geyer
Hall
Sever
Monte Cross
Ross
Crisp
James Catching
Secret Murphy
Raidy
Kihm
Kruger
Beckley
James
Brashear
Kerwin
Brahear
Jaeger
Cross
Wrigley
Dwell
Hallman
Rus
Friel
Erwin
Congalton
Murphy
Odwell
Postponed Games In National League And American Association
In MLB action postponed games include St Louis at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Chicago. In the American Association Milwaukee visits Toledo. Aqueduct racing results list multiple races with winners and times. Madrileno and Swift headline first and third races.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Milwaukee
Toledo
Aqueduct
Madrileno
Musgrave
G. Burns
District
Dugan
J. W. Kent
Valierre
Chipmunk
Newbury
Markham
Boro
Patriot
Court Lady
Low Lhart
Apron
Palm
M. Henderson
Vervane
Carter
Mawr
McAfee
Perseverance
Bnight
Rai
Vace
Sane Swift
McDaniel
CR. Dugan
Relandy
McCarthy
Anyah
Blandy
Shaw
Hyperion II
Notter
Tileing
Alanda
Donna
Halket
Berkeley
Mazuma
W. H. Carey
Rockston
Aust
Thistle Belle
Een Eleanor
Y Beveryck
Black Amie
Coquetta
Fontanel
Donzella
Visitation
Cidental
Opal
Wair Lizzie
Gold Slipper
Wind saves Kansas City from severe frost
A northwest wind of 30 miles an hour swept down the Missouri valley last night, preventing the temperature from dropping to freezing and sparing Kansas City and Northwest Missouri from a heavy frost. The lowest reading in town was above freezing while surrounding areas recorded as low as 26 degrees, with frost reported in Concordia Dodge City Springfield Missouri Wichita and St. Louis. Weather observer P Connor called it a piece of luck we ought to be thankful for.
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Missouri Valley
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Concordia
Dodge City
Springfield
Wichita
St. Louis
P. Connor
Six Die in Michigan Interurban Wreck Near Ypsilanti
Six persons reported killed and twenty injured in a head on collision at 3 PM between two interurban trolley cars on the Detroit United Railway Artin Arbor branch near Ypsilanti Michigan. Several injured expected to die.
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Detrort
Mica
Ypsilanti
Artin Arbor
Detroit United Railway
Weather forecast calls for continued cool with no rain
Partly cloudy and continued cool weather is forecast tonight and tomorrow. The forecast indicates no probability of rain tomorrow, while Kansas and Missouri expect similar conditions or light precipitation tonight.
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Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Break in Mine Deadlock Over Independent Arbiter Plan
Operators and miners debated a new plan to appoint an independent referee by a twelve-member committee from districts 14 21 and 26 UMWA and Southwestern Coal Soares association. The proposed method requires approval by members and may be substituted by the committee. A vote was not held this morning with a decision expected later today. T. L. Lewis attended and participated in talks.
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Coates House
United Mine Workers of America
Southwestern Coal Soares Association
Operators’ Association
T. L. Lewis
Gate City Bank Mead to Quit as President
Edward T. Orear will retire as president of Gate City Bank on May 1. Addison M. Clark will succeed him, with Orear selling part of his stock and remaining as a director. The bank, organized in 1906 at Twelfth and McGee, now holds about 600000 in deposits. Orear cites a desire for outdoor life and will spend summers at his Sweet Springs farm while overseeing business interests.
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Edward T. Orear
Gate City Bank
Addison M. Clark
Orear
Clark
Kansas City
R. A. Long
Crear
Twelfth
McGee Streets
Sweet Springs
Bank
Decide Against the Gloy ds in Walnut Street Ejectment Case
In Independence circuit court a jury ruled for Frederick Franck in an ejectment suit by Albert M. and F. E. Gloyd over a disputed five inch wide Walnut street strip and eleven inch rear boundary. The verdict stops plans for a ten story office building at 917 and 919 Walnut Street.
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Walner Street
Circuit Court
Independence
Albert M
F. E. Gloyd
Frederick Franck
Walnut Street
Franck
Skating Rink Manager Summoned Over Sunday Openings
S Waterman manager of a skating rink at Thirty-ninth and Main streets was summoned by the grand jury to testify this afternoon. He is expected to be questioned about keeping his rink open on Sundays. If he admits skating is allowed on the Sabbath he may close Sundays or face an indictment for violating Sunday labor laws.
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S. Waterman
Main Streets
Metropolitan Suit Seeks 10000 Damages for Child Injury
John Levens expressman from Forty third street and Woodlawn avenue sues the Metropolitan Street Railway for 10000 dollars claiming his three year old son was injured in October 1906 when a car jolted forward. The boy suffered a skull fracture and spinal injuries.
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John Levens
Forty-third Street
Woodland Avenue
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Brumback
Circuit Court
Levens
Campaign to discuss city government plan in Kansas City
A meeting will be held tomorrow night in Kansas City Kansas to discuss plans for an active campaign on the commission form of city government. The special election is set for June 2 with arrangements to schedule future meetings. Speakers from cities already using the form are expected to assist in the education campaign.
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Kansas City
Kas
Boiler Explosion on Britannia Injures Several Sailors
A wireless note reports a boiler explosion on the British battleship Britannia near Portsmouth injuring several crewmen. The vessel is expected to reach Portsmouth later this evening.
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Portsmouth
Britannia
Fire at Midland Elevator in Marysville Burns Manager
A Kansas fire damaged the Midland Elevator in Marysville. Manager Fred Cockerill was seriously burned on one arm while working in a bin near a lantern when an antern exploded. Firefighters battled the blaze as most of the elevator was destroyed.
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Kansas
Marysville
Kas
Midland Elevator Company
Fred Cockerill
Cockerill
Boomers Return to Kansas City from Tulsa Trip
Tulsa delegation of 113 business and professional leaders traveled 3334 miles through 16 states to Kansas City. The group, led by a Tulsa brass band, met at Union Depot, breakfasted at the Hotel Baltimore, and toured the board of trade and Elks clubrooms. They praised Kansas City as a model for Tulsa’s growth and education plans.
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Kansas City
W. E. Rhode
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Baltimore
G. A. Aylesworth
George W Curtis
E. M. Clendening
Charles Sachs
West
C. C. Magee
Tulsa Board of Education
Oklahoma
D. L. Sleeper
East
A. Grant Evans
Henry Kendall College
Frank A. Faxon
J. M. Greenwood
Tulsans
Board of Trade
Elks
The
Call for Government Money and Treasury Deposits Rise
The Secretary of the Treasury orders national banks to return 45 million dollars to the treasury with 20 million due May 9 and 25 million by May 23. Deposits in banks exceed last year’s level with over 200 million on hand, while the treasury net cash falls to under 50 million. The move aims to keep cash ready for crop moving next fall without disturbing the money market.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Theater indictments and bond posted after Grand Jury
The grand jury returned usual theater indictments this morning. Managers players and employees from last Sunday's performances posted bonds to Judge Wallace. He interrupted gubernatorial campaign duties to receive the report and arraignments. Wallace will travel to Marshall this afternoon for an address at the courthouse. The campaign continues through the week.
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Grand Jury
Bond
Wallace
Criminal Court
Pirdae Allace
Marshall
Ourthouse
Bank Robbers Fail to Open Inner Safe in Lenexa Heist
Robbers blew the outer safe at Farmers State Bank Lenexa Kansas but left the inner safe intact containing most funds. Only $5 secured, first blast frightened them away. Bank discovered the break on opening day.
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Farmers State Bank
Lenexa
Kas
Kansas City
Colorado Delegation to Taft At Chicago Convention
A Colorado Republican state convention adopted a Taft at Chicago plank instructing the at large delegation to back William H. Taft for president. The event in Hot Springs Arkansas drew General Powell Clayton and C N Rix as leaders urged unity amid factional fights.
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Puente
Cor
Chicago
William S. Taft
Clarence C. Hamlin
Colorado Springs
United States
John F. Vivian
Roosevelt
Henry A. Buchtel
William H. Taft
Ohio
Hot Sprines
Ark
Powell Clayton
Mexico
C. N. Rix
Hot Springs
Taft
Taft Endorsed by Fifth District Convention
The Fifth district Republican convention in Lafayette endorsed Roosevelt's administration and instructed delegates to vote for Taft during the Alabama event in Montgomery on April 28.
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Taft
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Lafayette
Roosevelt
Three Supers blowers captured after Jasper robberies
Three robbers blew open safes in Jasper and looted small amounts from local stores. Two men were arrested near Carthage after a handcar pursuit. a third member escaped. Victims included J D Harbur and R A Roberts stores, with minimal cash taken and a damaged cash register.
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Jorptin
Jasper
Missouri Pacific
Carthage
Barney Parker
William Weaver
Kendricktown
J. D. Harbur
R. A. Roberts
Webb Bros
Wheat & Bishop
Roberts
A Woman for Probate Judge in Mitch ell County
Governor Hoch appoints Mrs Levy Cooper probate judge pro tem to succeed her deceased husband making every Kansas county office held by a woman except district court judge. The state lists thirty women as county superintendents and other deputy roles. Miss Oala Henline and Miss Kate Johnson noted in county offices.
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Torexa
Seward County
Kate Johnson
Norton County
Judge Gray Declines $200,000 Salary Over President's Pay
Delaware judge George Gray refused a proposed head of a major insurance company because no citizen should earn more than the President. Judge Marvel of Wilmington relayed the tale at Princeton University's George Gray club gathering, noting the offered sum was $200,000 yearly though not officially disclosed.
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Delaware
Painceton
N. J
United States
George Gray
Gray
Marvel
Cleveland Celebrates Free Streetcar Rides Across City
An official notice proclaims free streetcar rides in Cleveland as workers face wage cuts of one cent an hour under new directors. A city leader argues municipal control over street railways ensures public benefit and no private dividends, with fare funding and transfers under review.
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Cleveland Electric Company
Cleveland Mayor Johnson Reflects on 3-Cent Car Fares Victory
Mayor Tom L. Johnson declares the 3-cent fare settlement a model for other cities. He says the achievement advances municipal problem solving and sets a path for future reforms amid ongoing battles over street controls.
Cleveland Adopts Three Cent Fares For Street Cars
The article reports Cleveland celebrating three cent fares and municipal control of streetcar lines. Directors and Mayor Johnson discuss transfers, pay as you enter cars, and wage adjustments for former Cleveland Electric Railway staff as the system shifts to city oversight.
Cleveland to get forty miles of new track and express streetcar service
Cleveland residents will gain faster transit as a municipal company plans four tracks on Superior avenue from the square to the eastern city limits with express service stopping only at the square Ninth street Fifty fifth street One Hundred and Fifth street and One Hundred and Fifty fifth street. A five track belt around the square and a steel four track viaduct will enable express routes and interurban service with five cent fares for outer districts and three cent fares inside the city.
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Cleveland
Collinwood
Johnson
Dupont
Ninth
Fourteenth
Tenthtreets
Clevetawn
New Municipal Company
Superior Avenue
Public Square
Cuyahoga River
the Square
Ninth Street
Fifty-fifth Street
One Hundred and Fifth Street
One Hundred and
East Cleveland
Collingwood
New York Subway
Euclid Beach Park
Sonoma
M A Low in Kansas City on Railroad Business
M A Low of Topeka and vice president and general counsel of the Chicago Rock Island Pacific railroad arrives in Kansas City for meetings. The dispatch notes his role and current travel on industry business.
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M. A. Low
Topeka
The
Chicao, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Two State Contests At Democratic National Delegates Fight
Delegates gather to name twenty four Democratic delegates at the national convention amid rivalries between James Smith Jr and Robert Davis. Smith leads with an uninstructed stance while Davis backs Bryan and wants instructed delegates. Howard Carrow chosen as new national committeeman to succeed William Gourley. In New Haven the convention opens with quiet expectations as opposition to instruction grows and the platform likely remains noncommittal.
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Trenton
N. J
James Smith, Jr
Robert Davis
Smith
Denver
Davis
William J. Bryan
Howard Carrow
William J. Gourley
New Fiaven
Conn
State Central Committee
Hearing Highlights Dispute Over Paper Prices and Mills
Washington reports John Norris of the New York Times testifying before a House special committee on paper and wood pulp, focusing on mill shutdowns to curb competition. He cited Hearst and Times price figures, noted Hearst's lack of sympathy for the inquiry, and disputed claims of majority abuse during the session.
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Washington
John Norris
The
New York Times
House Special News
Norris
Hearst
Mann
Mr. Norris
Rophet
Williams
New York Bomb Thrower Dead After Failed Attack
Selig Silverstein, an anarchist who tried to throw a bomb at policemen in Union Square, died from injuries after the bomb exploded prematurely. His companion was killed. Police say he confessed to manufacturing the device to target officers after being beaten days earlier.
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New York
Selig Silverstein
Union Square
Silverstein
Robert Hunter
Woman Goes Free From Ohio Prison at 70
Nettie Mc Dennis, the oldest woman inmate at the Ohio penitentiary, completed a three year term for embezzlement after being sent from Oklahoma at 76. She previously served two years for forgery and will return to her home near Tahlequah Oklahoma.
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Columbus
Nettie McDennis
Oklahoma
Tahlequah, Ok
Light frosts cause minor garden damage in early April notes
Reports from Kansas and Missouri towns record very light frost with limited harm. In Anment Kas and Winrteto Kas frosts caused minimal damage while Mexico Mo saw slight damage to garden truck and fruit due to heavy cloud cover and a 33 degree reading.
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Anment
Kas
Winrteto
Mexico
Ex-President Grover Cleveland Improving at New Jersey Hospital
Reports from Laxewood New Jersey say Grover Cleveland is slowly recovering his health and may be moved to his Princeton home within a week. He remains at the Laycees hotel with limited access for close friends and staff.
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Laxewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Norte Bete Vas
Jose
Cleveland
Laycees
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