Nationals Win First Exhibition Amid Praise For Newcomers
Washington hosts Providence in an exhibition marked by Lave Cross’s return and strong play from Schafley and Hickman. Weather disrupted practice, about 60 fans attended to gauge the home squad’s strength as four newcomers debut and Providence’s lineup includes several Eastern League standouts.
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Providence
Campalen
Washington
Lave Cross
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Washington State college baseball notes and roanoke game chaos
The messy OCR outlines a Roanoke and George Washington vs Penn State baseball context with multiple players, teams, and fragments. It mentions Roanoke’s rough offense, pitchers and fielding issues, a Washington Post recap and WoCst taat field, Guilford and Davidson results, Staunton Military Academy’s performance, and Woodbury Forest vs Locustdale in a late season high school style recap.
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George Washington
Penn State
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Lotverstls
George Boisiawetan
Hirson
Smpson
Penn State Victors in Southern Trip Opener
Penn State College defeated Virginia 3 to 1 on a Southern trip, aided by clever base running and timely sacrifice hitting by Kilmer and Ross. M Luverstick pitched well for Penn State, while Virginia used treghnan Moore after Cole’s withdrawal, with Moon starting for Penn State and Mahnert contributing at the plate and in the field.
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Virginia
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Ross
College of Cole
Treghnan Moore
Ouachita College
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Quakers
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Wednesars
West Virginians Win 7 1 Over Washington and Lee in April Showdown
Special to The Wannugucos reports Washington and Lee fell to West Virginia 7 to 1 on April 2. Poor pitching by Johnson and mistimed fielding left Was hington and Lee unable to click as West Virginia capitalized with timely hits and timely runs. Home players struggled to cohesively defend and mount offense. West Virginia's pitching limited Washington and Lee to minimal scoring opportunities.
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Hy Johnson
Babers
Miekhy Seay
Gronnitger
Waslington
Miria
Oltre Sa
Johnson
St Johns Defeats Galsudet College in slugging clash
In a high scoring game at St Johns College the local team rallied late but fell short as Kendall Green pitched to the end of the ninth inning. Linck Galavedet starred with a long hit while Hinek moved to left field and McCandless covered first base in a bid to turn the tide.
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St Johns College
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Innis
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Feld
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Ames
Georgetown vs Providence gridiron clash on Friday carded
Georgetown faces Providence in a Foster League game set for 9 pm at Georgetown Field. The Blue and Grey use the match as a practice run against eastern college teams, with Cantwell on the mound and Williams at first base.
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Providence
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Cn Tins Voll
Genss
Eastern College
Beam van Fridy
Penuavhamy
Cantwell
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Maddotten
Deyn
Smith
Scheie
Duggan
Morahin
J Buggan
Bloomingdale Athletic Club Opens Season With Win
The Bloomingdale Athletic Club opened its season by defeating the Pension Office Messengers 8 to 2. Boyland and Navhals starred for the winners, with Kernhart on the losing side.
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Randolph Macon Bats Down Fredericksburg College in Ashland
Fredericksburg College was defeated by Randolph Macon of Ashland in a late afternoon game. Fredericksburg showed solid batting but weak fielding and costly errors helped the visitors to a decisive win.
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Randolph Macon
Ashland
Fredericksburg College
Tod Fredericksburg
Parachutist Miraculously Escapes Express Train Collision
William Mattery, a French aeronaut, battled adverse air currents while descending 3000 feet from a balloon toward an Illinois Central express train in Chicago. He swung and kicked to avert the train, the parachute crushed on the wheels but he leapt free, escaping death by two feet and suffering only strain.
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Sawmill Boiler Explosion Kills Two in New York
In Chittenango, Ontario County, the Edward Diefendorf sawmill was blown up by a boiler explosion this afternoon. Edward Diefendorf and Patrick Baker were instantly killed. John Higgins and Jesse Kelsey were fatally injured. The boiler flew about fifty feet, and Diefendorf's body was hurled roughly thirty nine feet. Irving Laney, standing behind the boiler, escaped uninjured.
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Beatie New Grand Regent In Annual Arcanum Session
The Twelfth Annual Session of the Grand Omen Royal Arcanum District of Columbia opened at Scottish Rite Hall with about 200 representatives. Reports praised committees, announced elections naming Grand Regent Beatie and other officers, with plans for installation and a banquet at Higgs House attended by supreme council members.
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Will yield on rivers as Vienna seeks little business
The State Department will press Austria over its refusal to recognize Mr Rives as chargé d affaires while Mr Francis, the newly appointed ambassador, will present credentials to Mr Storer. In line with the department, Mr Francis will depart for Vienna on April 22 from New York.
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Chemist's Test Attacked in Payton Wright Murder Trial
Witnesses for the defense in the Payton Wright murder case today challenged the state's chemists tests for strychnine found in the stomach. Prof Iftt of Morgantown testified the tests were insufficient to prove poisoning. Seventeen new defense witnesses were summoned.
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Syedata
Washington
Fairmont
Paytonwright
Miraculous Cure Claim For Terrible Eczema On Boy
A family recounts severe eczema on their son covering the body with sores and crusts. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent allegedly produced rapid improvement within ten days and complete healing in ten weeks, per F Hobrath president of L Hobrath Company.
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Europe
F Hobrath
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Wealthy Parisian Widows Descent into Madness at 2 West Twenty-Seventh
A 48 year old woman once living in affluence in Paris and Rome is found insane in two rooms at 2 West Twenty-Seventh Street. She is forcibly restrained at Bellevue Hospital after a violent episode. Police seek missing friends and relatives.
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Washington Man Arrested in Alexandria on Felony Charge
Joseph E Kendall, a Washington dairyman’s driver, is under arrest in Alexandria for breaking into and entering the residence of Mrs Janie Edwards on Upper Duke street and attempting to commit a felony. Kendall, 20, denies the accusation, saying he was at the Edwards home Sunday night and offered to go to police headquarters with Mr Edwards if accused. He retained Attorney Edmund Burke to defend him. hearing set for Friday at 5 in Police Court.
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Alexandria
Joseph E Kendall
Washington
Janie Edwards
Upper Duke Street
Samuel Edwards
Edwards
Kendall
Hartigan
Robert
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Tiendall
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Brent
Boarding House Robbery At Worth Royal Street
The Foultz boarding house at 208 Worth Royal Street was entered early Sunday. Two men in the same room, Truett and Waterman, were robbed of valuables. Truett lost a gold watch and $150. Waterman a diamond ring, $12, and a $37 Lynchburg National Bank check. Police have a lead identifying the suspect.
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Worth Royal Street
Truett
Waterman
Lynchburg
Incorporation of King & Son Grocers Nears Final Approval
Charles King & Son wholesale grocers prepare for incorporation with articles approved by Judge Barley. Capital stock rumored at 300000, directors to include Charles King Frank T King Marshall L King W Hulfish and D W Schofield. Judge Barley also orders a special grand jury to meet tomorrow to probe pending criminal cases including the death of George R Curtin. Fighters each fined 10. Anonte Jordan Blanche Washington Herbert Hawkins and Perry Newby arraigned in Police Court and fined 7 10 each for a row near Gibbon and Pitt streets.
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George R Curtin
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Blanche Washington
Herbert Hawkins
Perry Newby
Gibbon and
Pitt Streets
Money Circulation Grows Across National Banks
The March closing circulation figures show total national bank notes at $654,666,967, up $478,718,022 for the year and $3,863,073 for the month. Circulation backed by United States bonds reached $351,221,551, rising $67,351,372 yearly and $3,047,985 monthly. Lawful money backed circulation stood at $4,445,416, up $11,366,650 for the year and $515,087 for the month. Bonds on deposit to secure notes totaled $514,362,990 and deposits secured reached $877,626,400.
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United States
Attack on two girls sparks new charge in Clifton Forge
Edward Taylor, a colored man, was arrested on attempted criminal assault charges and later accused of another offense against a second girl. Threats of lynching faded as law enforcement prepared to proceed. Meanwhile mill tensions persist with ongoing strikes.
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Washington Post
Edward Taylor
John Clark
Taylor
Child perishes in Whaleyville fire in Virginia
In Whaleyville Virginia Archie Allens home burned last night and his three year old son Edward died in the flames His mother tried to reach him by breaking a window Three older children carried Edward to the porch before their mother returned and the child re entered the burning house and burned to death Also reported are scattered baseball results from Columbia South Carolina and Deland Florida with several minor league scores.
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Gufford Va
Whaleyville
Archie Allen
Edward
Newhoors House
Manic Inmate Hears Remorse From Berryville Killing
Advices from Richmond report Joseph H Copenharver, who killed his wife near Berryville Clarke County two years ago and served twelve years, has become a raving maniac at Goochland State Farm and will be moved to an asylum. In Richmond the State Corporation Commission appoints Theopholus G Strachan as assistant clerk to the freight department succeeding R T Wilson.
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SLAIN FOR HIS MONEY IN FREDERICK MURDER CASE
Frederick Maryland April 2 Howard Green of Baltimore identified as the murdered man found in Frederick County the body showing signs of foul play and an arson attempt Green said his brother had a large sum of money when he left Baltimore and may have been killed by companions seeking his cash Also Rockville Maryland April 2 Danie Frey colored convicted in Circuit Court of highway robbery for taking money and valuables from Thomas Coffman during a late night robbery on the Conduit road near Cabin John Bridge
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