Middle West Furnishes Most New Diamond Stars
Major leagues race to recruit young talent for the 1907 season with scouts reporting brisk activity across the Three I leagues and the Midwest supplying many rising stars. Names like Jones of Springfield and Osbourne of Cincinnati area are noted, with multiple deals and suspensions shaping rosters as Connie Mack, McGraw, and others pursue top pitchers and infielders for fall and spring assignments.
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Seaon
Fast Company
Mike Kerley
Minneapolis
American Association
Hye
Mit O
Mike
Jones
Springfield
Stahl
Middle West
Chicago Nationals
George Hum
Chicago National
New England
Connecticut
Murphy
Huff
Habe Towne
Don Moines
Cantillon
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee
Chanay
Barberaville
Kan
Cheney
McGraw
Muggsy
Fielder Burke
Washington
Jack Hanailan
Oncw
Burke
Hannifas
Giants
Hanaken
Connie Mack
Ath
Pulliam Praised for Handling New York Feud in Major League
The action of Pulliam the national president in dealing with the clashes at New York is highly praised by observers across the major league. The report notes broad approval from officials and fans alike for the decisive approach.
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Harry Pulliam
National League
Heuld Us
Garry Herre Ane
Iayne Ely
Heston
Pulliam
Clonle Dn
New York Fe
Terrorist pursuit and mass arrest amid Sledice terror reign
Troops ransacked about 20 houses in Sledice amid a terror wave with about 1,000 arrests, mostly Jews. Children were detained and allegedly used by terrorists to target officials. The city’s four main streets lay devastated as residents sought shelter in churches or fled to nearby villages.
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Warsaw
Trn
Sledice
Ansel, Lyon win in Columbia Democratic primaries
In the second Democratic primary of Columbia, Martin F. Ansel defeated Richard Irvin Manning for governor with 38 178 to 27 904 votes. J Frazer Lyon won attorney general 99 405 to 26 212. J M Sullivan captured the railroad commission seat 35 526 to 28 000, with about 80 percent turnout in the first primary.
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Columbia
8. C
Thie “Ote
Martin F. Ansel
Richard Irvin Manning
Ansel
Manning
J. Frazer Lyon
J. W. Ragsdale
Lyon
J. M. Sullivan
J. H. Wharton
Rejected Suitor Stabs Woman in Hungary Murder Tragedy
In Bulaton Hungary two brothers Bela and Pista Pistatjo vied for a 17 year old girl. On the day of a proposed marriage Bela was chosen while Pista attacked the woman with a knife as she refused to reconsider. The young mother died from the wound.
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Budapest
Bulaton
Hungary
Bela
Pista Pistatjowich
Roth
Pista
STENSLAND INDICTED IN BANK MISMANAGEMENT CASE
Chicago grand jury indicted Paul D. Stensland former bank president now under arrest in Tangier and Henry W. Hoering ex cashier confined in county jail. Over a hundred indictments charged mismanagement of the Milwaukee Avenue Soto bank. In San Francisco the western power site from Salt Lake to San Francisco should finish six months sooner than expected due to progress in construction. The Crain line may run before May 1908 with completion anticipated early next year.
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Chicago
Paul D. Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue Soto Bank
Tangier
Henry W. Hoering
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Galland
Cal
Battle with burglars in Oakland ends in brutal clash
Jacob Meda of Oakland returns home at 108K Cheater Street to find two burglars inside. A fierce assault follows as he fights for his life, striking one intruder with a porcelain pitcher and opening the man’s head. The assailants flee, leaving Meda severely injured.
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Oakland, Cal
Jacob Meda
Sh Ban Franciaco
Cheater Street
Oakland
Bela
Medo
American warship to Cuba amid Cuban tensions
The Des Moines, a United States cruiser, sails from Norfolk to Havana on a state department mission amid secrecy. Officials frame it as health-related for sailors, while rumors tie the move to President Roosevelt and concern over the Cuban uprising. The action signals intensified U.S. involvement and aims to protect shipping and commercial interests in Havana.
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Washington
Amercan
Havana
Cuba
Inteter
Dew Moines
Norfolk
State Department
Eieloa
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Yalma
United States
Cuban
Would Keep Out Foreigners Chinese Move to Bar Natives from Business
The article reports antiforeign sentiment in China and abroad, with American investors fearing loss of profits. It notes a movement led by a reform party calling itself a restorer of rights, seeking to expel foreigners from business. Chinese officials are blamed for undermining foreign holdings and violating agreements, affecting English nationals most among non-Chinese investors.
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Washington
Madladviers
China
Orient
Chine
Chinoge
Killed by Pulajanes near Bariuen
Lieutenant R. L. Treadwell of the Philippine Scouts was killed Monday night ten miles south of Bariuen when a detachment bivouac was attacked by about 100 Pulajanes. Troops pursued the band. Sixty troops and forty constabulary pressed a second band near Sito Marabou, killing one and wounding several. the rest escaped with supplies.
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Manila
R. 1. Treadwell
Philippine Scoutk
Pulajanes
Bariuen
Scoul
Leutenant
Treadwell
Sito Marabou
Lima banquet features Root amid Peru Panama canal talk
The Ling mayor blocks Mrs. Eliha Hoot with a golden brooch and Dia Monty enamelled Lima arms at a banquet honoring Secretary Root. Root praises Peru’s commercial and economic gains from the Panama Canal construction and the broader regional impact.
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Lima
Military Surgeons Gathering Highlights Mobilization Training
The convention of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States convened here Tuesday with many distinguished foreign representatives. The key event was the reading on training of the citizen soldiers and elevating standards for service and mobilization. Major Pilcher was announced as the medal winner.
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United States
Pilcher
Will Contests Stir in New York Probate Case
Evening World reports on attempts to break the will of Merman Oelrichs as court probates unfold. The will favors blood relatives and excludes his wife, with rumors of alternate wills and revisions affecting the estate.
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New York
Merman Oelrichs
Tle
Oevlricha
Deriitie
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