Outlaws Threaten Baseball Season With Union League Start
New outlaw Union League opens tomorrow challenging major leagues in several cities from Brooklyn to Baltimore. Major figures eye defections as a potential hot baseball war looms with plans for expansion to New York Bronx and other cities if the season proves successful.
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Middies' Athletic Schedule Opens Naval Academy Meet
Annapolis Md April 24 With an interclose meet tomorrow the athletic season of the Naval Academy will be opened. The meet decides the winning class and the winners of the athletic association medal and gives the coach a line on the best material for the bigger events to follow. The schedule of dual meets for the season shows the early slate and upcoming opponents.
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Naval Academy
Athletic Association
Central Texas Athletic meet billed as top southwest event
Dallas on April 24 hosts a premier track and field meet by the Central Texas Athletic association. The meet, featuring fourteen events, boasts a holder of one amateur world record in shot put and may see several records broken by Texas scholastic talent.
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Dallas
Texas
Southwest
Central Texas Athletic Association
Secretary Root Speaks at Intl Meeting Opening
Secretary of State Root delivered the principal address at the opening session of the second annual meeting in Washington. The event gathered international officials to discuss topics of mutual importance and policy alignment.
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Washington
State Root
The
Sanc tions of International Law discussed by ASIL
The American Society of International Law met with Secretary Root as president at the New Willard Hotel. The gathering continued through today and tonight, with a closing banquet planned for tomorrow. Topics included treaty violations as federal offenses, arbitration at the Hague conference, codification of international law, and the prize court's organization and procedure.
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Sanctons of International Law
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New Willard Hotel
Hotel Arrivals List From Portland and Beyond
Hotel St George hosts a roster of guests including A F Bernard of Portland H R Hurdberg of New York M Everly of Seattle I H Forbes of Caldwell Ida A W Williams John Clancy of Portland E M Jemison W F E Stull of Portland T C Benson of Portland A C Dodge of New York Otto R Ar nold and wife of Spokane A H White of Arlee Mont E H Burke J Peters of Portland Hosa Bergevin Minnie Bergevin Walla Walla Thos Boyle of Baltimore J B Canney J T Hartley of Walla Walla E L Forest and wife Athena M Maxfield and wife Welser W H Hall of St doe Mo Fred S Penfield Portland 1 E Deweens K C Otto Hartmann Detroit A W Echart Portland L B Kellogg Portland BE C Adams Seattle Sam Lee J A Allison B K Lawson Portland F S Hophausen Chicago
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Seattle
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Caldwell
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Minnie Bergevin
Walla Walla
Thos. Boyle
Baltimore
J. B. Canney
J. T. Hartley
E. L. Forest
Athena
M. Maxfield
Welser
W. H. Hall
St. Doe
Fred S.penfield
E. Deweens
K. C
Otto Hartmann
Detroit
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L. B. Kellogg
BE. C. Adams
Sam Lee
J. A. Allison
B. K. Lawson
F. 8. Hophausen
Chicago
Golden Rule Hotel Guests List Era Names
A fragment lists numerous guests and residents associated with the Golden Rule Hotel, including W. B. Buckley, W. F. McKenney and wife, F. Taylor and family, Mrs. Pete Murray, Adams, Henry Jones, Mrs. Flem ming, North Powder, J. W. Wilcor son, Nellie Burges, Ord Neb, Anna Matthiesen, Davenport Wash, W. R. McRoberts Spokane, C. H. Bower Pullman, Dave Peebler Stage Guid, M. K. Hill, J. R. Seouce Woodburn Ore.
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W. F. McKenney
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Weston
Pete Murray
Adams
Henry Jones
Heppner
Flemming
North Powder
J. W. Wilcorson
Walla Walla
Nellie Burges
Ord
Neb
Anna Matthiesen
Davenport
Wash
W. R. McRoberts
Spokane
C. H. Bower
Pullman
Cough Remedy Guarantee From Hickory Bark Company
Salem Ore makers promise to cure coughs with Hickory Bark Cough Remedy. Money refund if not cured. Sold by all druggists and first class dealers everywhere. Pendleton Drug Co.
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Ore
Pendleton Drug Co
Flock of 60 hens poisoned by fermented cherries
In Kankakee Illinois on April 24 a flock of 60 chickens owned by a local fancier became intoxicated after eating canned cherries that had fermented in the yard. Authorities initially feared a mass illness but found the birds were poisoned by the spoiled fruit rather than a human disease.
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Kankakee
Hast Oregon sighting noted in casual remark
A brief, fragmented line refers to Hast Oregon and a casual observer noting it as a sign. No clear event, date, or names are recoverable from the text.
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Ronian
Oregon
Bubonic Plague Alarm Shocks Venezuela Economy
Reports from La Guaira Venezuela describe a spreading bubonic plague with deaths and a terrorized populace. Doctor Peraza was jailed for diagnosing the disease but later released as authorities downplay the outbreak. Sailors and ships face screening, and locals struggle with food preservation amid the crisis.
Royal Visit to Sweden Promises Elaborate Welcoming
Stockholm prepares for King Edward and Queen Alexandra with a grand reception. The royal party will travel from Copenhagen by ferry and arrive Monday, with King Gustaf arranging special apartments at the royal castle. A lavish program of entertainments will involve Swedish social leaders, reflecting British interest in the region.
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Copenhagen
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Sweden
A Sure Cure for Coughs From Pendleton Drug Co
A sure cure offered by Pendleton Drug Co touts Hickory Bark Cough Remery as dependable for all lung troubles throat soreness and coughs. Sold by druggists and first class dealers everywhere per the misprinted ad copy.
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Pendleton Drue Co
Big Men to Speak at Republican League Banquet
Washington April 24 Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon Senator Foraker and other prominent Republicans planned to speak at the annual banquet of the League of State Republican clubs at Masonic Temple tomorrow night President Roosevelt Secretary Taft and other presidential nominees were invited John G Capers commissioner of Internal Revenue toasts will be offered and covers set for 600 guests Sixteen states are represented in the league which aims to promote use of the franchise among residents who keep a legal residence in their home cities
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Fairbanks
Cannon
Foraker
League of State Republican Clubs
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Taft
John G. Capers
Internal Revenue
League
Mumps Cases Reported in Plains Montana
Several cases of mumps have developed at Plains Montana recently with many families affected as every member contracts the disease.
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Plains, Mont
Democratic Nominee for County Commissioner June 1905
Nominees for the June election include the Democratic candidate for county commissioner. The contest centers on the June 1, 1905 voting day with residents urged to participate. The article notes party affiliation and the forthcoming ballot in the county race.
Republican Nominee for Por County Coroner
The present incumbent runs as Republican candidate for Por County Coroner in the June 1, 2008 election, seeking the office and related duties.
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Election plank for June 1 1908 on Permanent Improvements
A brief political notice states a June 1 1908 election will be held and lists the platform statement Permanent Improvements. No further details on candidates or races are provided.
C. P. Strain for County Assessor
C P Strain is a candidate for county assessor with an election set for June 1, 1908. The notice states the candidate’s bid and seeks voter support in the local county race.
Jong the fabulous author feted by Roosevelt
Stamford April 24 Dr William J Jong author of A Little Brother to the Rear and other nature alaries remains impenitent He is said to be at work on a new book promising further incredible sentiments than before but he says he can prove them Bears wait beside ant hills to beguile occupants crow indulge in sports like football wolves slide down snow clad hills using halls as rudders H Wright a Helena Mont musician sues St Peters Episcopal church parish for 16000 for slander He was discharged as chorister amid alleged drunkenness claims false and asserts damage to employment prospects
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Conn
William J. Jong
Roosevelt
Long
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