Portland Ducks win 15-inning Marathon over Sacramento
In Sacramento April 17 before a huge Sunday crowd the Portland Ducks won their sixth straight in the series after 15 innings. Boardman and LaLonge booted plays and Fisher and Rapp delivered a single and double to seal the victory over Hunt. McCredie used Seaton, Ryan, and Steen as pitchers.
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Sacramento
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Senators
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Rapp
Hunt
McCredie
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LaLonge
English Athletes May Lose At Home
London April The present season in England is the most international in character among athletics teams except when the Olympic Times were held here. Prominent runners include Ljungstrom and McArthur with implied strong showings. Mel W Sheppard and H Gissing of New York may appear in a championship race, with H Braun the likely German half mile champion to defend his title.
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England
Oxford- Cambridge
Ljungstrom
New York
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South Africa
Mel W. Sheppard
H. Gissing
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Gissing
H. Braun
Germany
World half mile would feature Laurighi and rivals
The excerpt notes E Laurighi of Italy as a former world half mile record holder joining a race. It laments England's shortage of strong flyers for the half mile and mile, wishing for a Cornwallis or Bredin in the half and a Bacon Brinks or Welsh in the mile.
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Italy
England
Cornwallis
Bredin
Bacon
Woman Advocate Secures Acquittal in Zurich
Geneva reports Portia Fraulein Prinstein daughter of a leading federal judge and first woman to take silk in the country won an acquittal at the Zurich tribunal defending Louise Wyena a poor railway gate keeper. Wyena faced a late arrival to close gates at a crossing where an express train killed a Swiss boy. Prinstein argued her client earned meager wages two pounds a month for twelve hours' work and had four children. The jury acquitted Wyena and she kissed her counsel in gratitude.
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Fraulein Prinstein
Zurich
Louise Wyena
Bor
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Federal Railway Company
Express
Boston and St Louis at Berlin Exhibit
Berlin will host a city planning exhibit with representations from Boston and St Louis. St Louis Civic league will send a model of the proposed city plan connected to the new municipal building project. Boston plans include park and boulevard proposals and the forest bell. Olmstead, park commissioner, is expected to attend.
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Berlin
Boston
St. Louis
Civic League At
Mayo Fesler
Metropolitan Improvements
Olmstead
Public worship on wane says Faunce
Brown University president William H. P. Faunce argues in the American Journal of Theology that religious sentiment is declining as public worship ebbs. He cites a social awakening and a simultaneous recession from churchgoing, noting corporate devotion also appears to recede.
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Chicago
William H. P. Faunce
Brown University
American Journal of Theology
University of Chicago Press
Devout and thoughtful clash over moral fault
A debate unfolds as a sharp divide appears between devout adherents and thoughtful critics. Both sides present moral arguments, challenging each other on duty, virtue, and societal responsibility, highlighting the clash in values and perspectives.
Widow at 15 files suit for $100000 estate
New York girl Lena Starr Finelite, claiming to have married at 11 and widowed at 15, begins legal battle to recover a $100,000 estate left by her alleged husband Jacob Finelite, brother of the city court justice. (Note: OCR may contain errors in names and titles.)
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New York
Lena Starr Finelite
Jacob Finelite
Finelite
Guardian Named For Fanatic Father In Everett Court
Everett Wash to stop W Alloway a wealthy Snohomish county farmer from giving away all to Church of God society, court appoints his son guardian of father and mother after testimony showed he had sent twenty thousand dollars to sect leader under claim of divine command.
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Wash
W. Alloway
Snohomish County
Church of God Society
Alloway
Cutting Seven Teeth in Day Fatal to Child
Columbus Ohio. Richard Hugh Stevenson ten month old son of the Reverend W C Stevenson died after ill ness of two days. The child had five teeth earlier and soon after cut seven more in a few hours. The brain was affected and no hopes were held for recovery.
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Ohio
Richard Hugh Stevenson
W. C. Stevenson
University Plans Hotel Construction in San Francisco
Regents authorize immediate building of a seven story hotel on UC land between Kearney and Montgomery streets in San Francisco. The project costs about 480000 dollars and will be leased for 50 years with rent set to cover seven percent value. Lessee names withheld.
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Berkeley
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University of California
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Owl club bans taxi cabs at University of Washington
The Owl club and UW honorary groups blacklist taxis due to increasing rites for conveyances. They plan to work with the senior ball junior play junior prom varsity ball and lower class committees to gain support for the campaign and adjust to streetcar travel.
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Seattle
Owl Club
University of Washington
Mrs Vanderbilts Work Leave Stirs Reno Rumor
A Mrs. Vanderbilt reportedly lingers in Reno for a period, not due to irrigation or desert reclamation interests, but amid circulating chatter about her travel or stay. The note hints at broader social curiosity surrounding her visit.
Harlan Wins Third Consecutive Game Over Pendleton
Pendleton and Pilot Rock clash as Harlan leads with two hits and a strong mound performance. Dickson shines with two hits and a decisive 10 to 2 victory for Pendleton amid a flurry of errors by Pilot Rock, marking the locals’ third straight win.
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Pendleton
Ritot Rock
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Powell
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Rendleton
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Doane
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Hexinger
Weston Wins Over Athena in Local Ball Game
Athena committed seven errors letting Weston win 9 to 6 at the local park in Weston Oregon. Wheeler and Keefe formed Weston's battery while Wilson and Stone shared catching duties for Athena. Stone made a sensational long fly catch in center field as the standout moment of the game.
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Ore
Irounida
Wheeler
Keefe
Wilson
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Hawks
Wilton
Liquid Foot Base Relieves tired feet at low price
An old ad notes Liquid Foot Base to relieve tired aching sweaty feet. Marketing promotes happiness for all at 25 cents for four bottles via First Class Drug Stores. The copy links beauty as incentive to love but cites respect as managing the acquired condition.
Hall's Catarrh Care Advertised By Toledo Firm
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County affidavit shows senior partner of F J Cheney & Co endorsing Hall's Catarrh Care with a 100 dollar fee per case. Notary public Sworn December 6. Claims internal use delivers blood and mucous system benefits. Also promotes Baby laxatives and notes opinions on immigrants.
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Toledo
Lucas Coun- Prank
F. J. Cheney & Co
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Hall
Prane J. Chmney
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