Open Season Begins As Baseball Opens Two Games Delayed
The base ball season started in both the American and National Leagues with two games played and others postponed by rain. Key performances included Bastowy, Goombs, Bender, and Wellman among players from the Athletics, St Louis, and Cleveland. Standings show early results with St Louis and New York among teams noted.
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Dowls St. Louis
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Protest Hopes and Innocence Claim In Pottsville Murder
Joseph Bingo, jailed for the murder of James Holland in western Schuylkill County, protests his innocence and says he knows who did the stabbing but will not reveal the name until just before his trial. Holland died from a single abdominal stab wound and the killer fled.
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Joseph Bingo
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Holland
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Wilson Used Gold Pass At Meeting President Attended
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Wilson reference and a mention of a gold pass used by a president at a meeting. The readable content mentions attendance and a club context, but key names and events are unclear. summary captures the sparse entities and general setting without attributing specifics.
Cobb Still Holds Out in Detroit Pay Dispute
Detroit April 11 President Frank J Navin of the local American League club reported veteran Cobb remains unavailable refusing to meet his $18,000 demand. Cobb, earning $9,000 yearly for the past three seasons, announced readiness to face the coming season without inducements and told Jennie S., manager of the club, to disregard Cobb’s actions in his call.
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Mich
Frank J.navin
Lessie
Tys Cobb
Velar
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Passman
Cobb
Jennies
Ets
Smallpox Among Players Shuts Down Team Practices
Comstock and Hillifer show symptoms after an outbreak at Hickman. Minneapolis players discuss the illness, and medical officials order tests and a doctor review for all members as protective measures.
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Mstock
Minneapolis
Killifer
Comstock
Hickman
Fragmentary OCR News Note on House Scene and Medicine
Fragmentary text mentions a house scene with a pastor, a Reverend Wilson, and references to medicine for children. The garbled wording cites prices, a blast or hole in walls, and departments previewing radi al es for children. The fragment is unclear but notes concerns about care and origins.
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Wlow. Wilson
Fatal Blood Poisoning From Calf Bite At Malvern
Malvern, April: A 45 year old man died in Chester County Hospital from blood poisoning after being bitten by a calf while butchering. Police say the incident led to his death despite medical efforts. Separate reports note an arson attempt on a Lumberton hotel, with Joseph Rogers arrested and charged, and a Florida political note about Republicans losing federal offices in the state senate vote.
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Lewis
Nagie Hunt
Chester County ‘Hospital
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Monnet Holly
N.S
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Wain
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State Senate
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Excellent Remedy For Bronchitis
Mrs Evans of Syracuse recommends Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure for bronchitis after unsuccessful medical treatment. She states the remedy restored her to perfect health and promptly effected a cure.
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D. Evans
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