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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1909

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3

College Basketball Powerhouses Eye National Title Race

The East showcases Yale, Columbia and Pennsylvania as strong contenders while Chicago defends the national crown. Cornell rebounds with star Crosby and guards Whinery and Burd, Yale adds Cushman Murphy and Strobridge, and Penn faces Kennath despite injuries as Columbia returns its veteran lineup led by Captain Ryan.

East Yale Columbia Pennsylvania University of Chicago Chicago Harvard Crimson West Point Willams Dartmouth Penn State College Brown Georgetown Cornell Rochester Syracuse Princeton Ithaca Crosby Ithacans Whinery Burd Cushman Fred Murphy van Nleck Arrigain Elf Blue Strobridge Kennath Old Penn Corset Michharn Erictiron Jase Aunima Capetain Ryan Molttlver Faer

KrIxath of Penn Dominates Talk as Harvard Counts Veterans

Harvard relies on six veterans including Allen Brooks Currie 8 H Brown G G Browne and Scribner to challenge Yale and Princeton while a Midwest league features Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota and Purdue. Chicago frontrunners have Schommer Georgao Page and Morris as key players shaping a tight race with past seasons showing close margins.

Krixath Penn Kennath Pennsylvania Allen Brooks Currie H. Brown G. G. Browne Scribner Harvard Yale Princeton Chicago Wisconsin Bols Minnesota Purine Schommer Georgao Page Morris Windy City Both

Novel Mountain Race for Fox Trophy at Mount Wilson

The inaugural novel timb race for the K Fox trophy will be held mid April on Mount Wilson near Pasadena California. Charles J Fox son of the Police Gazette owner organizes the event with plans drawing a large crowd amid a flurry of recent marathon races.

Genteat Ttichard K

Swansea Strax Sees Mount Wilson Race A New Era

Swansea Strax predicts Mount Wilson club will draw strong sports interest after last year’s event. Soldier Joe King, winner of the 1908 race, climbed in 1 hour 2 minutes seconds with a 7.1 mile trail, then descended, total 2 hours 1 minute seconds. He earned the gold medal and a place on the vat for a three consecutive win. Fox promotes the sport and San Francisco engagement to boost mountain climbing races nationwide.

Wansea Strax Mount Wilson Club Joe King Fox

Cincinnati Carnival Promises Big College Track Meet

Cincinnati hosts a large athletic carnival on January 23 with 200 colleges and athletic clubs invited. Teams from Illinois University Milam University Cincinnati University and Wesleyan College are expected to compete along with many interscholastic and public school relay entrants. The program features twenty seven track events and three field events.

Chacinnati Queen City Sinois University Milam University Cincinnati University Wesleyan College

Detroit names Germany Schaefer captain for coming season

Baseball notes report Germany Schaefer appointed captain of the Detroit club for the upcoming season. Other items include schedule notes for opening games, Fielder Jones retiring to Portland, Oregon, Cobb predicting Paul will keep hitting, Doc Marshall released to Columbus, and Brooklyn asking waivers on several players.

Germany Schaefer Detroits Cleveland St. Louis Chicago Detroit New York Washington Boston Philadelphia Fielder Joneste Fortland Ore Ts Cobb Paul Till Chicago National Club Doc Marshall Columbus Club American Association Brooklin Club Farmer Finlayson Hoch Holmen Kruger Maloney Mclane Moreh Ritter Ryerson Sheehan Whiting Christy Matheweon

Great Texas Ranch Scheme Near Kingsville

A vast land consolidation near Kingsville Texas aims to merge about 7 million acres from fifteen top ranches into one tract valued at over 75 million dollars. Key signatories include H M King John B Afetrong and John Kenedy with options totaling 1 380 000 121 000 and 200 000 acres respectively. The plan envisions subdividing into small farms for colonization with J J Hill linked as backer of the syndicate and BF Yoakum leading the related railroad interests.

Kingsville Tex Aifteen Lundhea Althoux Minchea H. MM. King John B. Afiretrong John Kenedy Lower Gulf Coast J. J. HI Colorado Southern Texan St. Louis Brownsville Mexico

Rojestvensky Bravery in Russo Turkish War Sailor Hero

The late Vice Admiral Ro jestvensky, praised as an efficient commander, led brave action during the Russo Turkish War. He earned the St George cross for bravery after his ship Vesta, under Captain Popoff, sank a Turkish battleship and two smaller vessels amid fog, though the Vesta was later destroyed near Roumoula.

Sinovi Petrovitch Rojestvensky St. Petersburg Sea of Japan Rosestvensky M. W. Pickard Imperial Naval Academy Odessa Russia Vesta Danube Popoff Rojestvonsky Rouwmdhint Korestvensky Pheodonis Snake Island Odensa Black Sea Rojestvensky Roumouila

Frederick market prices from farmers' exchange Jan 19 1909

Quotations furnished by Frederick County farmers show prices for corn, wheat, oats, and hay. No. 2 red corn $1.02 per bushel bay 300 emer. new yellow corn 3 20 per barrel. white corn 3 20 per barrel. shelled corn 6 30 to 6 8 per bushel. oats and barley prices listed. Timothy hay $11.00 to $12.00 per ton. other feeds priced. baled wheat 8 8.00 to 8.00. baled oats 85.00 80 0. prices for wheat, corn, buckwheat, clover and other grains shown with varying per bushel or per ton figures.

Frederick County Conarcrap Vom Brrm Timothy Oman Dante Hess

Taft Aims to Oversee Interstate Firms by Bureau Plan

Taft considers a regulatory overhaul to curb overlap among the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Bureau of Corporations. The plan would shift routine investigative work to the Bureau and create a new Justice Department bureau, with Congress asked to empower it to regulate corporations engaged in interstate business. It emphasizes faster enforcement and reduced duplication in government action.

Bue’ureau Interstate Commerce Commission Rieci Mr. Taft Taft Bureau of Corporations Department of Labor and Commerce Departmint of Justice Interstate Comerce Commesion Ly Ita Department of Justice Innterstate Commerce Conttiusion Intersitate Commerce Commission Department of Washington Congress Etticinia United States Supreme Court Harriman Ite Esfecta Harriman Iles Corporations Interstate Conmerce Commission Department of Junticd

J P Morgans Secret Father Taught Him Gears Message

J P Morgan recalled a fatherly warning about America's future. He told friends at the Chicago club to work hard and not discount the country’s future, warning that anyone bearish on America risks going broke. Morgan spoke through trusted aides while avoiding reporters.

Amaerien J. Plecpont Morgan Chicago Wilence Atto Morgan America Ava Veine Buslnona

Flags for Post Offices Campaign Hits Washington

Representative Cocks of New York promotes a flag idea for every post office to Washington. He argues the cost is small and a patriotic lesson, while Overstreet questions price but supports the duty, suggesting postmasters could supply the flags themselves if funds are lacking.

Washington New York Representative Overstreet Overstreet Committee On Post Officer Post Roads Hia Denk Mr. Cocks Conwrens Atlerte Aoe Nu Jesse Tony

Open Air Schools Proposed to Fight Tuberculosis

Camden physician Dr Alexander McAlister urges public open air education for pupils to curb tuberculosis. He proposes school yards used May to October with separation of weaker children, arguing a healthier environment could substantially reduce the white plague. A Philadelphia hotel maid survives when a milk bottle hits her Merry Widow hat, sparing a possible fatal head injury.

New Jersey Alexander McAlister Camden N. J Aimerican Medical Association Verlord Medical McAllateela Dirmly Sesaloo Merry Widow Katherine Sheffield Philadelphia Thomas

Pitcher Murphy Dies After Fateful Song Request

Levrelester Massachusetts resident and 24 year old baseball pitcher Murphy died in his home after collapsing from pneumonia. His friend William F. Las hift held him as Murphy asked to hear his favorite song Face to Face before fading. Murphy began in Keene New Hampshire and played for Bridgeport Allentown and the New York Giants era highlighting a turbulent career.

Hannisag New York Giants Murphy Bridgeport Allentown Louis Nattentia

Philadelphia man discovers new blind flea with six teeth

Carrell Fox of Philadelphia reports discovery of a new blind flea species with six teeth. He notes its eyelessness and light brown color and its role as a potential carrier in plague transmission studied by the marine hospital service in San Francisco. The find excites entomologists worldwide.

Carrell Fox Philadelphia Ted Sen Francisco Fox Marine Hospital Service Malix Shere Conrac

Dancing on Skates Fad Captures Fashionable Women

Light Fantastic in Rellera Latest Hip Reducing Exervias describes roller skating as the new craze for women seeking to trim figures and achieve a fashionable silhouette. The piece notes skating and inter dancing on skates as enjoyable, less tedious exercises compared to traditional routines.

Directions for a Rheumatism Cure From Home

A historical notice describes a rising rheumatism problem and suggests a home remedy. It lists ingredients Fluid Extract of Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Syrup of Bareaparil with dosage of a teaspoon after meals and at night. The text claims the mix will relieve rheumatism and kidney issues by detoxifying the blood.

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Perseverance Wins as Can Beats Can't in Enduring Race

A parable told in Youth's Companion and echoed in Fliegende Blatter. Can Sart pursues a long road to victory against Can't. Despite taunts and fatigue, Can never stops, finally finishing ahead as Can't collapses behind. The tale underscores grit, determination, and resilience.

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