Senators Ignore Smoking Rules and Elevators in Capitol
In Washington a report notes capricious enforcement of Capitol rules about smoking and elevator use by senators and officials. It cites a New England senator who smokes to vex guards and a New York contractor’s bond being tallied by Secretary Shaw. Several diplomatic and legislative items follow, including postal currency talks, Chinese exclusion provisions, and political appointments and debates.
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Capitol
United States
New England
Senate
Supreme Court
John Pierce
New York
Indianapolis Federal Building
Shaw
Taylor
Weather Forecast: Showers Tue. Warm Then Cool Wed
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for showers in Indiana Ohio and parts of Illinois with rising temperatures Tuesday and cooler, fair conditions Wednesday. Winds shift from south to northwest in many areas. Temperatures range from highs near 56 to lows around, with cloudy skies. Blythe, section director, notes mean temperature and precipitation deviations.
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Washington
Indiana
Milnois
Ohio
R.A
Weath
Ft. Blythe
Movements of Steamers Reported at Major Ports
April ship notices list arrivals and departures. Kaiserin Marie Theresa arrives at New York from Genoa and Naples while Koin sails in from Bremen. Aller reaches Gibraltar bound for Naples and Genoa. Carthage arrives Glasgow from New York. Plymouth notes Patricia sails to New York from Hamburg. Cherbourg records Bremen departure to New York. Cevic arrival noted in unspecified report.
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New York
Kaiserin Marie Theresa
Genoa
Naples
Koin
Bremen Scilly
Statendam
Plymouth
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Gibraltar
Patricia
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Bremen
Vanty
Cevic
Middies Split Races With Penn in Naval Crew Meet
In Annapolis on April 2, the University of Pennsylvania varsity eight defeated the Navy as the middies’ first crew won against Penn, while Penn’s freshmen beat the middies’ second eight. Times were 10:31 to 16:38 for the varsity race and 8:03 to 8:13 for the second race. Peter Magruder of Annapolis refereed both contests.
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University of Pennsylvania
Middies
Pennsylvania
Varsity of Pennsylvania
Navy
Quakers
Res
Socatashanan
Peter Magruder
Walthour wins ten mile relay at Coliseum in record time
Bobby Walthour of Atlanta defeated Leander of Chicago and Freeman of Portland in a ten mile motor paced relay at the Coliseum, winning by over nine laps. He completed the distance in sixteen minutes and one second, breaking prior indoor ten mile records. He heads to Boston next for a three cornered race with Net Butler and Louis Metting.
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Atlanta
Bobby" Walthour
Leander
Chicago
Freeman
Portland
Ore
Coliseum
Walthour
Boston
Net Butler
Louis Metting
New York Beats Brooklyn 9 to 3 in Third Game
Well timed hits and sharp base running send the New Yorks to a 9 to 3 victory over the Brooklins at Washington Park Brooklyn in the third of a four game set. Attendance about 5,000. Key hits include a two base shot by Ward and strong bullpen work by Evans for New York.
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Brooklyn
Doland
McCreery
O Lauder
Ae S
Doyle
Owoo
Smith
Ier
Jackson
Tewin
Bean
Ward
Bwerm
Ahearn
Evans
McCann
New York
Haltren
Laurer
Jays
Flood
Ovle
eCann
Brown
Arate
Aqueduct
Woodhaven
Blue
Orange
Hedge
Roseline
Alan
van Buren
Malstar
Cervera
Sister Juliet
Chicago and Cleveland Edge in Poor Delivery Showdown
In Chicago on April 28 the home team failed to solve Taylor's swift delivery as Cleveland scored in two innings to win. Attendance 1,300. Final: Chicago 4, Cleveland 2. Key players include Harve and Bemis with two base hits, while Platt and Katoll pitched for Chicago and Cleveland respectively. Umpires Johnstone and Connolly.
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R.H.G.A
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Gatch
Ats
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Yoledo
Turner
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Wilmot
Graffius
Werden
Washington
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Delehanty
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Keister
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Demont
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Douglass
Carney
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Moran
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Lush
Tenney
Doein
Thomas
Greminger
Long
Iberg
wall—Doem
O''Day
Chicago
Taylor
Cleveland
R. H. Oo
R.elo
Strang
I’kering
Jones
M'C
Dhreck
Mertes
Bonner
Daly
Bradley
Ishell
Gochnaur
Sullivan
Bemis
Pratt
P. Katoll
Platt
Deeee
Harvecrifice
Isbell
Lee Upeeef
Puta
Katoll
Pia Platt
Johnstone and Connelly
Sunday Ball Ban Mirrors Indianapolis Baseball Clash
A letter to the editor argues Sunday baseball bans hurt Indianapolis clubs and workers, citing weather delays and losses when Kansas City games were skipped. E S B complains authorities double standards with saloon laws, urging permitment of Sunday play to support crowds and jobs. Kellum to pitch for Indianapolis as Kansas City visits today and tomorrow.
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Watkins
Buschaupt
Kansas City
Blues
Indianapolis
Saccennyous
Kellum
Indianapolis Journal
American Association
Pugilistic Bouts Across Cities Reported From April Matches
Eddie Connelly of New Brunswick stopped Charlie Burns of Cincinnati in the third round of a six round bout. Maurice Rauch of Chicago defeated George Munroe of New York in six rounds. Philadelphia Jack O Brien outpointed Peter Jackson in six rounds for the Washington Sporting Club. Police chased a suspicious man on Fifteenth and Heliefontaine streets after 9 pm.
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Eddie Connelly
Chicago
New Brunswick
Cincinnati
Connelly
Burns
Maurice Rauch
George Munroe
New York
Philadelphia
Jack" O'Brien
Peter Jackson
Washington Sporting Club
Jackson
O'Brien
Merchants' Association Rebate Book Procedure
Instructions say to ask for a rebate book in the first listed member store, have each purchase entered in the book at every member store, and present the book at Columbia National Bank between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. to receive the rebate. Application for the rebate book must occur at the time of purchase.
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Merchants’ Association
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ Association of
Indianapolis
Iam
Permanent Injunctions Restrain Lajoie and Bernhard
Philadelphia April 28. The Court of Common Pleas made permanent the injunction restraining Napoleon Lajoie from playing for any team other than the Philadelphia National League club and extended similar injunctive orders to pitchers Frazer and Bernhard. The case traced back to National and American League friction over contracts and anti trust questions. Ban Johnson called a meeting in Cleveland to map a campaign as legal actions continue. The decision follows Supreme Court reversal of a lower court on Lajoie’s contract validity.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Philadelphia American Baseball Club
Court of Common Pleas
Frazer
Bernhard
National League Club
Supreme Court
Lajoie
American League Club
National League
Ban Johnson
American League
Bernhard Nor
Prazer
West
Cleveland
Jonhson
Philadelphia American League Club
Johnson
Benjamin F. Shibe
Ap Io
Mack
John
Rogers
Monte Cross
Fitch
Duggleby
Washington
Death at General Store Leaves Mason Prominent
Rowland found with two bullet wounds in head and stomach at G W Dull general store. No weapon or trace of murder found, no action by self infliction. Dr Rowland prominent Mason.
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G. W. Dull
Rowland
One Favorite Wins at Cumberland Park in Sloppy Track
Racing at Cumberland Park in Nashville featured a large crowd amid a sloppy track and good weather. The day highlighted Swordsman as the sole favorite to win in the gentlemen jockey race, with Helgerson and Beauchamp each taking two winners along with Lady Gerst, A D Gibson, Tissue, Swords AD, Hieaway, and Orla posting victories in the card.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Park
Swordsman
Helgerson
Beauchamp
Lady Gerst
A. D. Gibson
Tissue
Swords- AD
Hieaway
Orla
Dinner in Honor of Judge Taft at Yale Club
In New York on April 3 Governor William H Taft of the Pano Islands was the guest of honor at a Yale Club dinner hosted by about thirty former Yale classmates from the class of 78. The affair was informal with no toasts or speeches.
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New York
William H. Taft
Pano Islands
Yale Club
Yale University
E. W. Grove Endorsed Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs Box
A brief note instructs that E. W. Grove must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, the celebrated cold and grip cure. It emphasizes the name as a required marking on the product packaging.
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