Nationals Win First Exhibition as New Men Impress
The Washington Nationals opened their exhibition season with about 60 fans watching wartime style play. Lave Cross and Schafley stood out among newcomers while Cheerful Hickman doubled and John Anderson added a center line hit as Providence defeated Washington in a two to one interlude marked by rough fielding and early errors.
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Jack Dunn
Providence
Campalen
Washington
Lave Cross
Metss
Lave
Behafles
Dlas Bso
McCoy
Vances Beln
Falkenberg
Chalket
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Cross
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Maries
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Harley
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Tivek
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Falkenterz
Use Statlers
Natonals
Washington Blichmin
Madnexs
Anderson
Stahl
Denh
Chley Jones
Hickman
John Anderson
Heffernan
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Stihl
Dick Harvey
Dunny
Jones McCoy
Senaties
Providences
Lft
Fielkr
Altoona
Georgetown
George Washington vs Penn State and local baseball notes
Roanoke report covers early season baseball and high school results with scattered play by George Washington, Washington Post teams, Guilford and Davidson. Highlights mention pitching by Orrison and Fishburn, and Staunton Military Academy's uneven showing amid mixed scores and a 4 to 5 finish.
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George Washington
Penn State
Washington
Lotverstls
George Boisiawetan
Hirson
Orrison
Lordickett
Steven An
Taft
Price
Wil Tager
Melin
Gill
Smpson
Guilford
Davidson
Va Econ
la Negris Wietnpon
Tavidean Colttar
L. Hobbs
Fishburn
Washington Post
Fishburn Military Academ
Waynesboro
Staunton Villars Academy
Staunton Miliary Acad Ny
Penn State Victors Virginia In Southern Trip Game
Penn State College defeated Virginia 3 to 1 on a Southern trip with clever base running and timely sacrifice hitting by Kilmer and Ross guiding the win. M. Luverstick pitched for Penn State, while Virginia used tregh nan Moore after Cole’s withdrawal, delivering a creditable showing in his only inning.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Pennsylvania State College
Virginia
Kilmer
Ross
College of Cole
Treghnan Moore
Ouachita College
Ark
M Luverstick
Pennayian Ans
Mahrtfey
Cree
Virginia Dalton
Capt Graham
Teo
Tlal
Oldham
OES iWiker
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Haversich
Ry Fimverick
Hi Mahan
Le-Hittier
Inger Rove
Waller Stotenbaen
Creg Walaftey
Dalt
Woodson
Haverstick
balle-Kiliier
University of Pennsylvania
Bese- Val
Lambeth
Quakers
Virgina
Marrow
Wednesars
West Virginia defeats Washington and Lee in West Virginia game
Special to The Wannungu com. Levington April 2 West Virginia wins 7 to 1 over Washington and Lee. Johnson struggles on the mound while West Virginia pitchers limit Lee. Errors and misplays by the home team hindered timely hits and running, handing West Virginia a decisive victory.
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Washington and
Lee
Dlay
University
West Virginaa
Joanson
Rhoat West
Washington
Virginia
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Ermts
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Litton
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Omy Bens
Hy Johnson
Babers
Miekhy Seay
Gronnitger
Waslington
Miria
Oltre Sa
Johnson
Tarsot Halite
Gnodioe
Lirglaia Military
St Johns Defeats Galudet College In Slugging Match
In a high scoring intercollegiate game St Johns College battled Galudet College in a slugging affair. Kendall Green led the late innings with strong hitting and Linck Galavedet produced an outstanding run, while Hinek and McCandless contributed in the field and on base.
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Galsudet College
Hisebell
St Johns College
Kendall Green Vestisdyy
Gillindet
Gallavart
T Johan
Innis
Cork
Linck
Galavedet
Hinek
Feld
McCandless
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Georgetown and Providence in 84 clash at Georgetown Field
Georgetown faces Providence in a 84 game this afternoon at 9 o clock. Foster League action provides practice against Eastern colleges as Cantwell, Wihanes, Maddotten, Deyn, Smith, Scheie, Duggan, Morahin, and Buggan take field for the Blue and Genss in the lineup.
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Georgtown
Provi Jonce Foster League
Cn Tins Voll
Genss
Eastern College
Beam van Fridy
Penuavhamy
Georgetown
Cantwell
Wihanes
Maddotten
Deyn
Smith
Scheie
Duggan
Morahin
J Buggan
Bloomingdale Ath Club Opens Season with Victory
Bloomingdale Athletic Club opened its season by beating Pension Office Messengers 8 to 2. Boyland and Navhals starred for the winners, Kernhart pitched for the losers, as Moren, Darm van Diere, and Tower contributed in the outfield. Umpires Mesmedrafie and Connally officiated.
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Philadelphia
Wis
Amercans
Une
Batterioa
Puttin der Moren
Darm van Disere
Tower Tmpires
Mesmedrafie
Connally
Bloomingdale
Bloomingdale Athletic Club
Pension Office Massengers
Boyland and
Navhals
Kernhart
Randolph Macon Defeats Fredericksburg College in Ashland
Randolph Macon College of Ashland defeated Fredericksburg College by a large margin in a baseball game here this afternoon. Fredericksburg showed strength at bat but was weak in fielding errors costly to the team's effort.
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Fredericasburg
Randolph Macon
Ashland
Fredericksburg College
Tod Fredericksburg
Parachutist's Narrow Escape from Express Train
William Mattery, a French aeronaut, battled crosswinds while descending 3000 feet toward a Illinois Central express train. He swung, kicked, and aimed his parachute to miss the engine, leaping clear at the last moment as the train passed. The chute crushed but Mattery escaped with only strain, while a balloon contest in Chicago offered a $1500 prize for the longest stay aloft.
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William Mattery
Malttery
Babloonst
Mattery
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Stony Island
Chicago Aeronauts
Matters
Boiler Explosion at Chittenango Kills Two Men and Injures Two
In Syracuse on April 2 a boiler explosion at Edward Diefendorf’s sawmill in Chittenango, NY, instantly killed Edward Diefendorf and Patrick Baker. John Higgins and Jesse Kelsey were fatally injured, Irving Laney narrowly escaped harm as the boiler shot fifty feet into the air and the young owner’s body was hurled thirty nine feet.
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Edward Diefendorf
Chittenango
Edward Diefendorf Fr
Patrick Baker
John Higgins
Jesse Kelsey
Young Diefendorf
Irving Laney
Beatie New Grand Regent Opens 12th Arcanum Session
The Twelfth Annual Session of the Grand Order Royal Arcanum District of Columbia opens with large attendance at Scottish Rite Hall. About 200 delegates attend. reports show committees and officers elected including Grand Regent Beatie and Vice Regent Tolson. installation planned at Scottish Rite Hall with a banquet at the Higgs House and superordinate council officials to attend.
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Column
Scottish Rite Hall
G Street
T McFaden
Richmond Va
J&ert Arnold
Alea Indria Va
Virgin
Supreme Rouneil
LL Beatie Gind
M A. Tolson
D Cook
Weent
Sam
Benjamin White
Gmiopenhaver
James
Francis to sail April 22 to Vienna post
The State Department will yield on Rives and begin dispute over Austria's refusal to recognize Mr Rives as chargé d affaires. Mr Francis, the newly appointed ambassador, will present credentials to Mr Storer and, per State Department wishes, sail from New York on April 22 without delay.
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State Department
Rives
Francis
Reed
Storer
New York
Chemist's Test Attacked In Payton Wright Murder Trial
In Morgantown expert Prof Iftt testified that the strychnine test used by the State was insufficient to convict Payton Wright of murder. Defense witnesses challenged the reliability of the hychnine test. Seventeen new defense witnesses were summoned today.
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Syedata
Washington
Fairmont
Paytonwright
Terrible eczema cured by Cuticura remedies
A family recounts severe eczema on a boy with rapid spread across the body and bleeding crusts. After three doctors and failed care, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent brought rapid improvement within ten days, with complete recovery in ten weeks. Endorsed by F Hobarth, president of L Hobarth Co. and Cuticura ads note widespread sale.
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Alfonso HoweaTs
Europe
F Hobrath
Chem Corp
Wealthy Paris Widow in New York Hospitalized in Straitjacket
An unnamed 48 year old Italian born widow, once affluent in Paris and Rome, lived in two rooms at 2 West Twenty seventh Street New York. After a descent into madness she was taken to Bellevue Hospital wearing a straitjacket. She clashed with police who subdued her after a violent episode with a lamp. One longtime mystery: her family and past wealth.
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Washington Post
New York
Ted Wis
Mure
Carlos
Paris
Rome
West Twenty-seventh Street
Bellevue
Twen
Lendlord
Tiahan
Imaka Frereh
Pars
Semeiyer
Cima
Sofwr
Belteng
Washington Dairyman’s Driver Arrested in Alexandria
Joseph E Kendall, a Washington dairy driver, is charged with breaking into the residence of Mrs Janie Edwards on Upper Duke Street Alexandria. Kendall, brought from Washington, denies the crime claiming he was at the Edwards home Sunday night and offered to accompany the accuser to police headquarters. He retained Attorney Edmund Burke and a Police Court hearing is set for Friday at 5 PM.
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King Street
Alexandria
Joseph E Kendall
Washington
Janie Edwards
Upper Duke Street
Samuel Edwards
Edwards
Kendall
Hartigan
Robert
Young Edwards
Tiendall
Edmund Burke
Brent
Boarding House Robbed on Worth Royal Street
The 208 Worth Royal boarding house run by Mrs Foultz was entered early Sunday. Two roommates, Truett and Waterman, lost valuables including a gold watch and $150, a diamond ring, $12, and a $37 Lynchburg National Bank check. Police have a clue to the culprit.
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Foultz
Worth Royal Street
Truett
Waterman
Lynchburg
FIRM 10 INCORPORATES WITH $300000 CAPITAL
Charles King & Son wholesale grocers will be incorporated with capital stock of 300000 Judge Barley approved the articles. Directors will be Charles King Frank T King Marshall L King W Hulfish and D W Schofield. Judge Barley to convene special grand jury to probe pending criminal cases including death of George R Curtin and fighter suspects.
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L C Barley
Corporation Court
Jack Ryan
George R Curtin
Money Circulation Grows Across Federal Notes and Bonds
The March close shows national bank notes totaling 654,666,967 with a yearly rise of 478,718,022 and a monthly gain of 3,863,073. Circulation backed by U S bonds reached 351,221,551 up 67,351,372 for the year and 3,047,985 for the month. Lawful money backed circulation was 4,445,416, up 11,366,650 for the year and 515,087 for the month. Bonds on deposit to secure circulation notes stood at 514,362,990 and for public deposits 877,626,400.
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National Bank
United States
Attack on two girls leads to new charge in Clifton Forge
Report from Clifton Forge Virginia April 2 identifies Edward Taylor as the man charged with attempted criminal assault on a girl, amid earlier reports misnaming him as John Clark. Threats of lynching fade as law justice proceeds.
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Clifton Forge
Washington Post
Edward Taylor
John Clark
Taylor
Fire Claims Life Of Three Year Old In Virginia Home
A Virginia tragedy in Whaleyville details Archie Allen’s home burning last night. Three-year-old Edward Allen perished after being carried outside by his brothers. the mother attempted to rescue him through a window but the flames overwhelmed the child. The house contained three children when the fire began, with the elder siblings briefly saving Edward on the porch before returning inside. Meanwhile, baseball results from multiple games across Columbia, Charleston, Deland, and nearby towns are reported in the same edition.
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Waskington Post
Gufford Va
Whaleyville
Archie Allen
Edward
Newhoors House
Madness in Virginia inmate linked to past murder
Advices from Richmond report Joseph H Copenharver, who shot and killed his wife near Berryville two years ago and served twelve years, has become a raging maniac at Goochland State Farm. Remorse over the crime, he is said to be unbalanced and will be moved to an asylum. In Richmond, The State Corporation Commission appointed Theopholus G Strachan as assistant clerk, succeeding R T Wilson for chief clerk duties.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Richmond
Joseph H Copenharver
Berryville
Clarke County
Copenharver
State Farm
Goochland County
Lamer
State Corporation Commission
Fta
Theopholus G Strachan
Atlantic Coast Railway
Trachan
A T Lanter
R T Wilson
SLAIN FOR HIS MONEY AND MURDER CHARGE REPORTED
Special to The Washington Fest from Frederick Maryland April 2 Howard Green of Baltimore identified as the murdered man found in Frederick County. His brother says the victim had a sum of money and was likely killed by companions to steal it. In Rockville Maryland April 2 Daniel Frey colored, home in Inner Sea region, convicted in Circuit Court of highway robbery for a late night hold up on the Conduit road near Cabin John Bridge.
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Frederick
Mad
John W Green
Howard Green
Baltimore
Frederick County
Green
Rockville
Danie' Frey
Thomas Coffman
Cabin John Bridge
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