Blues versus Orphans in Kansas City baseball game
A foggy April outing in Kansas City between the Blues and Orphans featured wet conditions and a slow infield. The visitors built a lead after the second inning, scoring three in the fourth, while Park and Meredith highlighted mound work for the Blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Contequenne
Kapoor
Hut
Easan
Pander
Weil
Lee
Wits
Park
Meredith Edge iCeer
Ouf Sread
Merwin
Rebellion Grips Touring Opera Company in Open Uprising
Chaos erupts around Lillian Rucerts and manager George Bok as tensions flare during an open rebellion within a touring opera group. University students in Philadelphia and others reportedly object to Rucerts remaining with the company, leading to confrontations, a walkout, and threats that threaten the engagement’s future. The singer’s outburst and subsequent actions by the management escalate as security and seating arrangements shift amid mounting pressure.
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Lillian Rucerts
George Bok
Tavd Ten Pevalieg
Aire Unienreliy
Philade
Finn Walhee- Hooper
Lilien
Palmer
Secret of Youthful Looks Tied to Menstrual Regularity
Advertises Branrido’s Regulator Co remedy claiming to restore normal menstruation and cure a range of female ailments. Warns irregular menses cause facial signs like dark circles and hollow cheeks, asserting the product can alleviate backache nerves and general weakness. Sold by druggists for thirty one cents.
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Iain Bone
Breggints
EUS Bradfield Regulator CO
Steaie
Ninth Victim of Rajah the Elephant at Argentine Circus
Rajah the East Indian elephant owned by Lemon Bros. killed trainer Frank Fisher in Argentine after Fisher drank and abused the animal. Fisher, 28, from Montreal, argued with his companions, entered Rajah’s pen, and was crushed as the elephant pinned him and trunked him. Fisher died about an hour later. Rajah had previously caused chaos, including a freight train raid, and is described as dangerous and prone to fits of sulkiness.
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Kansas City
Rajah
Lemen Bros
Argentine
Frank Bisher
Montreal
Canada
Lemon Bros. Circus
Ralah
Ahat
Circus
Fisher
Penatas
Int
Omer
Rajak
Hujah
Sam
Circus Company
Warehead
Fister
Raja
Fred
Semon Brow
Circud Company
Eagle Kills a Deer and Eagles Take Rest of Carcass
In a Humber camp north of Arbor Villee, a bold eagle killed a deer after a swift dive and a heavy feint. The eagle could not carry the heavy carcass away but fed on about half before leaving the remains. Santa Fe council approves donating the Fort Murey reservation for school use and pays 64 cents on the dollar for Q1 bills.
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Morelli
Wis
Lewis Breyer
Humber
Arbor Villee
Santa Fe
N. M
McK
McKinley
City of
Fort Murey
Taylor Revolt Over Contract Holdout With Chicago Club
Pitcher Jack Taylor leads Chicago club in a revolt over a contract offer. He refuses to sign for less than $2,100 to $3,000, recounting past salaries and lost value while criticizing management. Taylor cites his poor treatment since joining and contemplates minor league play for $25 weekly or self‑funded games if no deal is reached.
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Chicago
Topeka
Sante Fe
Naples
Kanes City
Jack Taylor
Mat Callahan
Hortus
Taylor
Eure
Milwaukee
Connie Mack
Krow
Rmistrawding
Mlan
Io Mucer
Tam
Hart
Slang for Children Advocated by Clark University President
Chicago journalist J Stanley Hall of Clark University Worcester Mass argues in favor of slang in education and for broader use of popular speech and oral storytelling. He discusses cognitive development, timing for learning writing, and cautions about overload from early studies while urging classics and myths be introduced early through spoken tale and urban anecdote.
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Chicago
Agrian
J. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Ile
Cole Presidente
Willem T. Morrie
Mall
Ares
Hail Texan
Ira
Childs
Cairo
Din Hail
ChiAhond
Philtren
Hull
Childern
Hall Sid
Paris
Ayer & Co Celebrates 51st Anniversary at Lovell Mass
Ayer's Anniversary on March 15 1595 marks the fifty first anniversary of IC Ayer & Co of Cherry Pectoral and Saraaparit ie Tame. The event was celebrated at Lovell Mass with a banquet attended by hundreds of company dignitaries and the mayor. A souvenir program highlights the company's history and advertising reach in multiple languages.
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Ayer
IC. Ayer & Co
Lovell
Mnayor
Ute City
Dome
Smooth Swindler Attends Prayer Meeting in Wamego
A man calling himself Benjamin Whindell posed as a music teacher, attended a prayer meeting at the M. E. church, and cashing a $35 check at Union National Bank in Manhattan. He used the name Henry Gray at a local hotel and claimed California origins. He carried letters of introduction and was found with much of the stolen money while sought for other thefts in Manhattan.
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Wamero
Kim
Moreiti House
Mitchell
M. Fi Chutech
Phillips
Manhattan
M. I. Ehurel
Henry Gray
California
Telephone Development and Rising Investment in Telephony
The reginning of marca to today saw seventy new telephone companies formed with about 4 million dollars in capital. Predictions say over a billion dollars will be invested in telephony by next year, with up to 750000 jobs created. Automatic Exchange of Meriden plans 250000 capital. a 19000 mile copper wire order signals rapid expansion. Major four way combinations plus Kinloch and Maryland groups enter large telephonic ventures.
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Marca
Automatic Exchange Company
Meriden
Conn
Kentucky
Daily Telephone News
New York City
New England
North
Kinloch
West
Maryland
Niun
Man Paralyzed After Neck Break At Maryland Hospital
Baltimore April 10 Charles Windford 45 has lay with a broken neck and full paralysis since a fall. At the University Hospital doctors feared death within a day but now cannot predict his remaining time as he pleads for his wife and endures bandaged injuries and a plaster cast.
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Baltimore
Charles Windford
Maryland University Hospital
Women Seek Vote Rights on City License Question
Monmouth April 10. At the last city council meeting a petition with 220 women’s names asked to vote on the license issue at the coming election. The council passed a resolution requesting Representative George Barkan to introduce a bill granting women equal voting rights. The clerk forwarded the petition to Springfield.
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Monmouth
Tit
George ©. Barkin
Acensing Sloans
Springfield
Insurance Sought on Famous Jersey Bull Merry Malden's Son
An application seeks $50,000.80 insurance on Merry Malden's Son a renowned Jersey bull from St Hood Farm Lowell Massachusetts. The coverage would be the highest on a bell or cow and the bull is regarded as the most famous Jersey animal alive.
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Jersey
Merry Malden
St Hood Farm
Lowell
Mass
Pleads For Religion In New Hampshire Proclamation
Concord NH April 10 The governor urges Spare April 12 as last day in the state and calls for fast day union meetings across beliefs to address the decline of Christianity in rural communities. He notes towns with no church bells and villages where christening is rare and urges collective prayer for future generations.
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New Hampshire
Concord
Iin
Fatis
Vanderbilts Honeymoon at Idle Hour Estate in New York
New York reports the Vanderbilt honeymoon at Idle Hour near Oakdale with William K. Vanderbilt and his bride. An active staff bustle filled the estate as servants unpacked, tended carriages, and prepared bicycles while the couple began the day with breakfast and a stroll through the expansive grounds.
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New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Oakdale
Lime Island
Sacrificed to Blood Poison in a Personal Testimony
A damaged account recounts suffering from blood poison and its claimed transmission between generations. The writer describes years of severe sores and ulcers, ineffective medical treatments, and attempts with various remedies. A testimonial promotes a specific blood remedy as uniquely effective, asserting deep reach and permanent cures beyond other options.
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T. W. la
Vanderbilt Wedding Picnic At Oakdale Train Stop
The article describes KON Tinks and the heathwusr morning programme by the Weide and groom, and an afternoon shore drive that drew crowds outside the cafe. It notes the Duke and Duchess of Ilborough planning a brief stay and a special train to Oakdale where William Vanderbilt and bride passed, with Vanderbilt paying the conductor $200 for the crew. John Timpson the engineer, Flo in charge of the engine.
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Weide
Ilborough
William K. Vanderbilt White
Oakdale
Vanderbilt
King
Mr. Vanderbilt
John Timpson
Flo
Duke and Duchean
Marlborough
Dogs Trigger Fire Alarm at Park Avenue House
A New York City fire alarm was triggered at 1227 Park Avenue when a barking dog woke Mrs. Woerter at 5 am. smoke and fire were found in the vestibule woodwork near the letter boxes as the dogs of ten families bayed, and firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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New York
Park Avenue
St. Bernard
City Officers in Jail after Court Contempt in Eureka Springs
Eureka Springs officials Mayor Pickard Marshal Coffey Walter Superintendent Campbell and Street Commissioner Willis were arrested Saturday night and jailed in Berryville until August unless they relent or Judge Pittman changes orders. They refused to turn water back on to Basin Spring bath houses, defying court directions while preferring jail over compliance.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Pickard
Coffey Walter
Campbell
Willis
County Jalil
Berryville
Pittman
Basin Spring
Bath Houses
Wally
Steel Plant Planned at Whiting by Rockefeller and Frick
Rockefeller and Henry C. Frick secured passage of a riparian rights bill in Indiana and plan a steel plant at Whiting. They bought property there after exploiting the harbor bill and intend to build a long lake pier and steel plant near the harbor site. The project aims to locate a northern titanium plant with harbor access for shipping.
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Rockefeller and
Frick
Whiting
Indianapolh
Ind
John D. Rockefeller
Henry C. Prick
Indiana
Reds defeat Vets 6 to 4 in cold game before 3000
Cincinnati Reds played in cold weather before about 3000 fans. Colts edged Vets 6 to 4. Batteries: Vets Phillips Hahn and Wood. Colts Taylor Hawley and Peltz.
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Cincinnis
W. Apresy
Cincinnnati Reds
Vets
Phillips
Hahn
Wood
Teylor
Hawley
Peltz
Found buried treasure near San Antonin Texas
A report describes discovering a wooden box in a pasture containing over 100 Spanish doubloons dating to 1700 and a jeweled ebony cross. The hoard, valued at thousands of dollars, includes rings and bracelets with varied stones. The finder claims the treasure is substantial but exact totals remain undisclosed.
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San Antonin
Tex
Fish Trust Wins in Michigan Legislature Closed Season Retained
Lansing April 10 The commercial fishermen of Michigan failed to repeal the closed season for whitefish and trout. The Senate defeated the repeal bill after House approval by a large majority, a victory for the fishers.
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Michigan
Laken Lansing
Mich
Senate
Txter
House
To Wed a Millionaire Miss Catherine Miller to Wed Captain Norman
Miss Catherine Miller of Springfield Ohio and Captain Heaney Norman of Bath Maine plan marriage soon after meeting at a Boston Adventists convention. Norman, a millionaire, recently donated 400000 to the Adventist church for charitable use. The couple intends a wedding trip after the ceremony.
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Catherine Miller
Springfield
Eprinefield. v
Miller
Boston
Cpt
Heaney Norman
Bath
Norman
bin Bride
Barat
Melbourne
Siniapores
PAYS TO BE HONEST AT KA NAX CITY CORNER
At the corner of Thirteenth and Walnut in Kanax City on a Saturday evening JT B Piper a horse buyer from Mound Valley dropped a $250 pocket book from his pocket. Sim Hureins a barber on West Thirteenth street saw the loss, picked up the pocket book and returned it. Piper rewarded Hureins with cash.
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Kanax City
Thirteenth and
Walnut Street
JT. B. Piper
Mound Valley
Sim” Hureins
West Thirteenth Street
Free Hot Oil Cure Promise to Rheumatic Sufferers
An unreliable advertising offer promises a free trial bottle of Herculean Hot Oil to readers with rheumatic and neuralgic pains. The notice urges recipients to write or visit a druggist to obtain the sample and implies a strong health benefit without specific medical support. It lacks clear addresses and verifiable details.
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Itonic
Kohl
Charles W. Kohil
Kansas Ave
Tepeks, Mas
W. R. Weible, Carpenter
East 8Th St
Zilline Russell
Hiow
Big Elephant
Lemen Bros. Circus
Frank Fisher
Animal
Wisconsin
Chicago Ball Club
Castoria
Ani
Saston
Commission
Bret Pos
Danerss Ince
Baltimore Hospital
Ladies of
Ill
Legislatura
The
Supreme Court
Bas Evans
HID
Novaro Kipuine
S.s.s's
Swift Pecific
Ita
Georgis
Dog
Raschpit
Gingisnati
Suried
Fish Trust
Barber
Ite
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