Springfield Leagues Hopeful After Rain Tide
Edward Kansick's Springfield Orleans arrived fourteen strong and confident to face the Hague leaders. The heavy rain ruined schedules with nine road games, postponements at Mansfield Lima Newark and Lancaster. Springfield's new lineup, stronger by additions, hopes for imposing crowds as they tackle the Diggers and slump-prone weeks ahead.
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Mansfield
Lima
Newark
Tle
Lancaster
Toeut
Marlon
Edward Kansick
Springfield
Orleans
The
Hague
Kansick
Indian Legend Play Fans Strong Local Interest
A public performance recounts an Indian tale featuring Little Fox and Pomnent, with real life observer Little Fox praising the production and its portrayal of noble native characters. The report links the drama to a Mogut medicine man origin and notes broader racial and labor context in the era.
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Howe
Geand
Tite Fox
Garlisle
Gemed Little Fox
Pambend
Linnea
Non
Southwest
Little Fox
Desi
Anh
Genius Bureau Reports Western Wage Patterns
A Bureau report values Western weekly wages at $1.05 per day, about $1962 yearly, higher than other regions. Central North and Atlantic regions show lower averages, while Southern areas lag in cotton and oil sectors as industrial workers face varied pay across states.
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Nuveau ‘Ae
Foloco
Bickle
Maetrs
Establishmenta
New England
Cottain
England
North
North Atlante
South Atlantic
Dolore
Game Called Off Due to Rain Weather Outlook Hopes For Tomorrow
The game was canceled today because of rain and wet grounds. Officials expect a weather change tonight and anticipate a possible resumption if the sun returns tomorrow.
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Toniight
Columbus Witness Captured in Canada
Nelson A. Cannon, chief witness against former Hoard of Public Service members, was arrested in Hamilton Ontario while indicted for bribery. Trials delayed. extradition questions arise as officials seek papers from Washington.
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Columbus
Hamilton
Cannon
Washington
President and Mrs Roosevelt Head to Pine Knot Outing
President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt, with a small party, departed yesterday for a weekend at Pine Knot near Charlottesville Virginia. Included is naturalist John Borroughs, frequent guest on tours and who joined him on Yellowstone camping trips. They will return to Washington Monday for riding and outdoor activities at the Roosevelts’ Pine Knot retreat.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pine Knog
Charottesville
John Borrougty
Yellowstone Park
Pine Knot
Vic Jeming
Questa
Black paper idea from Wisconsin printers sparks debate
Appleton Wisconsin May 8 reports a proposal by paper manufacturers to print black newsprint with white ink. Proponents claim forests can be preserved and costs cut by using recycled fibers and older stock. Eastern makers and publishers may study the plan after congressional investigations end.
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Appleton, Wis
Eprace
Hemlock
Eaxtern
Congressional Investigaion
Washington
Embezzlement Charge Shocks Allegheny Bank Inquiry
May 8 in Pittenburg officials from the Allegheny National Bank seek the names of alleged co-conspirators as cashier Montgomery faces embezzlement charges totaling 160000 dollars. Montgomery, free on 50000 bond, claims the bank was solvent and opened normally despite the financial strain.
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F Pittenburg
Allegheny National Bank
Montgomery
Welborne
Indicts County Treasurer for Embezzlement
Cambridge May 8 The Riverniey county grand jury returned an indictment against County Treasurer Jacob Lafollette this morning for embezzlement. Lafollette recently went on a southern trip and drew his salary and fees in advance. He said that had been customary and he did not know it was illegal.
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Cambridge
Riverniey County
Jacob Lafollette
Lafollette
Ieal
Roosevelt era freight rate plot and beef trust ties
Widespread claims charge President Roosevelt and Commission figures shielded reports on proposed freight rate increases. Articles allege permission to advance meat shipment rates, with prices rising despite public scrutiny. Senator Culberson says executives colluded with railroads to violate Sherman antitrust laws and push higher rates, potentially costing hundreds of millions yearly.
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Neil
Ax Une Romutt
Jrromieen
Beef Trust
Tte
Claus
Culberson
Mir
Paraker Yesteray
United Sntes
Interstate Commerce
Alroad Corporation
Ead
Wallponds
Senators Clash Over Railroad Rate Powers and Sherman Act
Senator Culberson accuses officials of aiding railroads to raise rates in open defiance of the Sherman Antitrust Act. He cites two pending bills to help shippers and to require the Interstate Commerce Commission to hear rate complaints before increases take effect. Critics doubt executive participation and warn that courts might not uphold such raises.
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Semitor
Culberson
Senate
Preston
United States
Interstate Commerce
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Fulton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Foraker
Interstate Commence Commission
Culloareon
The
United
Renae Jlor Money
Congress
Railroads
Commission
Unclear Patent Medicine Ad Claiming Kidney and Liver Pills
Fragmentary OCR advertises medicine from Chase Medicine Co and others. Mentions selling in Gullale New York and Marton Ohio with vague claims about kidney and liver pills. Contains numerous misspellings and unclear references to locations and vendors.
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Bowell Hicknow
Sou Kene
Kitoays
Tver Ve
Pettent
Orvier Mika Bal
A. W. Chase
Chase Medicine Co
Gullale
N. Ys
Marton
Ohio
Voor
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the Grand
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N. State Street
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Horace Greely
Waltington
D. C
Hlorace Greely
Canada
Beatty
President
Mrs. Roosevelt
R, T
Lewis
Warner & Edwards
Warner
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Meent
Madame Dad
Marion
D. T. Maloney
Song Lanoamvan
Mando Srey
Akitkss
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Joneephine
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