Nationals Not Dissipators-Fans Taunt Tigers-Georgetown vs. Trinity
Nationals manager McAleer promises a disciplined season with the best behaved team in the league. He notes all players are test totals with no drinkers and that there will be no tolerance for misbehavior. Milan and Zeb foresee strong hitting and steady conditioning as the club aims for a solid showing.
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Nationals
Tigers
Georgetown
Trinity
Washington
Jim Mesteer
McAleer Sinee
Clyde Milan
Zeb
Milan
Scranton
Warren Miller
Dey Wonte Cros
Athletics
McAleer
George Browne
Lal
Richmond
Trinity College Faces Georgetown in Key Baseball Showdown
Trinity College traveling from Hartford meets Georgetown in a high stakes afternoon game. Captain Smith leads a confident lineup after wins over Washington College and Trinity College North Carolina, with Flannery and Waldron expected to star on the mound and behind the plate. Local enthusiasm builds as fans anticipate a fast, balanced contest beginning at 9 o clock.
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Trinity College
Hartford
Comeromses
Georgetown
Stu
Flannery
Penn
Waldron
Trinity Aggregation
Middies
Weahington College
Tranit
College of North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Olann
Connecticut Lads
Larue
Trinity
Clarkin
Hartford Connecticut
Conway
Collegians
Smith
Hilltoppers
Jeers greet Tigers amid dissension at Detroit spring camp
Detroit baseball fans at Nashington Port Memphis Tenn on April 3 heard jeers as Detroit players including Ty Cobb and manager Jennings faced internal rifts. Reported splits sent half the roster to West and half to South as tensions rose over lineup strategy and alleged favoritism.
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Jennings
Cobb
Lonaville
Nashington Port
Memphis Tenn
Ne Usision
Detroit
Nluiig
Denevan Crawford Mullin Kan
Jonsy Schmidt
Othera
Taunta
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Wild Bil Donovan
Moin
Kilian
Jenning
Safeq
Das Jones
al Spectatora
Mtoher Foltz
Exceptont
Jonex
Ann Joes
Tauleville
Jacksonville Racing Entries Highlight Diverse Purses and Entrants
Racing entries for Jacksonville feature multiple races across divisions for yearlings to older horses. Names include Jona Misa Worth of Honry Bloom, E Square Deal, Wooltn Gis Manns Baggio, Dr Frank, Grover Hughey, and many more, with purses and distances noted for each event.
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Jacksonville
Seling
Jona
Misa Worth
Honry Bloom
Non Ka Hota
JO Woolepua
E Square
Manns Baggio
Dr Frank
Mach Lady Adelle
Brown
Tony
Roger de Coverty
Starr Ros
Colin
Joogs Athien
Anne Revere
Sun
Oranlo
Duppla
Rach Grover Hughey Vite G
Rocobura
John Kilgore
Seapey
Jim
Turloten
Flaraey
St. Sunt
Kato Fi
Dally Preston
Oberon
Unclear Fragment Stirs Local Sports Buzz and Names
A highly garbled OCR fragment references multiple players and teams including Mee Rog Whalen and Jamestown. It hints at a local game or event with scattered names like Sutton, Kaneva, Gretto, and Tom Down, but data are too fractured to confirm dates, places, or outcomes.
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Oakland
Sutton
Kaneva
Dapres
Leo Roberts Wins Western Sprint Championship in Omaha
Leo Roberts formerly of Central High School now competitors for the University of Kansas won the Western championship 100 yard dash in 15 seconds at an athletic carnival in Omaha Nebraska. He clocked a time reportedly close to the world mark and faced top talent from Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma. Roberts began on Central High School track, developed under Warner Foley, and became the premier schoolboy dash runner, planning to graduate next year after completing his junior year at the Western University.
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This City
Leo Roberts
Central High School
University of Kansas
Omaha
Nebr
Washington
Far West
Kansas Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Roberts
Warner Bill Foley
Booth Roberta Fan
the Western University
Ketchel Escapes Pittsburg To Travel Eastward
Special to The Washington Post describes Stanley Ketchel, famed middleweight, leaving Pittsburg amid police warnings after rumors of cafe thugs and a gusty scene at a hotel cafe. Ketchel wore a red garter over his fighting arm and flashed a $1000 bill, prompting cafe decisions and police notes before his departure.
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Pittsburg
Stanley Heteral
Ketehel
Nohce
Ketchel
Pitlaburg
Bart
Ben Ketchell
Gnally
Klais
Overland Interest Shapes Glidden Tour Prep and Tire Claims
Case Thrashing Machine Co officials scrutinize leading makes and select Overland for the 1916 Glidden tour pathfinder. Chalmers driver Gardham to lead the official pathfinding car from Cincinnati. tire longevity and proper inflation emphasized by Diamond Rubber Co to maximize mileage and wear.
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Joseph W
Gardlam
Detroit
Chalmers Motor Company
Tiddle West
Gerdhem
Chalmers
Gerdham
Cincinnati
Butler
AAA Contest Board
Baseball as a national sport and business in America
The piece traces baseball from a simple pastime to a large industry, noting salaries of about 5.4 million dollars for players annually and employment for thousands within major and minor leagues. It highlights attendance, park construction, and the 1887 national agreement that began the modern business framework, the Cincinnati peace pact, and the National Commission, framing baseball as a legitimate, fair enterprise.
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Qaxshall
Gammealon T Watt
Town Hall
Apr
Warners Stauls
United States
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
KE Young
National League
Woc Wikoff
American Association
Ugh
Mfe
National Commission
High Court of Baseball
Wational Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Seven Baseball Greats Earn Unconditional Free Release
Aerial rarity in baseball honors seven players Keeler Cross Bernhard Dinneen Isbell and Davis for unconditional releases not tied to trades or cash. Each man chose his own path, with managers and clubs granting freedom to pursue new opportunities, showing humanity beyond profits.
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Wille Keeler Monteross
Bill Bernhard
Bil Dinneen
Jummy Collins
George Davis
Isbello
Bseball
Johns
Meenbucks
Beyrhard
Nashville
Somers
Ilfoyl
Timmy Collins
Minneapolis
Davis
White Sox
Des Moines
Dinneen
Isbell
Wienta
Comiskey
Keeler
Line
New York Highlanders
Farrell
Keelers
Connie Mack
Monte Crosa
Kays Wold
Connie
Grand Army
Gna
Exhibition In Newark Ends With Philadelphia Victory
In Newark on April 3 the Philadelphia Americans beat Newark of the Eastern League 2 to 1 in an exhibition game. The lone Philadelphia run came in the first inning. Batteries: Philadelphia Krause Dygert Thomse and Livingstone. Newark batteries: Muller Metinnity Walt and Crisp.
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Newark
Philadelpha
Americans
Philadelphia
Krause
Dygert
Thomse
Livingstone
Mueller
Metinnity
Walt
Crisp
Search for Brotherhood at Church of the Convent
Professor Edward A Steiner of Grinnell College Iowa spoke on The Search for Brotherhood at the Church of the Convent. Introduced by Secretary of Commerce and Tabor Chacle Nage, Steiner urged building mutual relations among all people citing biblical figures and the Samaritan woman.
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Church of the Convent
Edward A Steiner
Grinnell College
Iowa
Stepid
Matthew
Eter
John
Mary Magdalen
Shot in quarrel with girl ends in death in Wilmington
Andrew Nordin a Manchester NH rigger entered Carmela Boreira's cigar store at Second and Walnut streets Wilmington late last night and after an argument received a bullet wound to the head causing instant death The woman was locked up charged with firing the fatal shot
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Wilmington
del Wilmington
Del
Andrew Nordine
Manchester
Carmela Borreira
Second
Walnut Streets
Cardinal Tales on Peace Sermon Praises Arbitration Board
Cardinal Gibong delivered a long sermon at the Cathedral in Washington praising the International Board of Arbitration for protecting the weak and preventing war. He warned against barbaric reprises of ancient scenes and urged that peace be achieved through arbitration, not armed conflict, with hope for a day when peace will prevail over kings and presidents.
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International Board of Arnitration
Lee
Geo Gran
Washington
Jboard
Ma ‘Tong
International Board of Arbitration
Alsputea
International Board of Artetration
Bryan and Mack urge no welcome at arrival in New York
William Jennings Bryan in Hot Springs and San Juan Bautista Puerto Rico states no demonstrations should attend his arrival. Norman E Mack of the Democratic National Committee cautions against misinterpretation and notes Bryan prefers to proceed to his home after arrival. Mack heads to French Lick for a caucus to map a push to retake the House. Bryan arrives aboard the President in San Juan and will stay about ten days as guest of the governor.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Willam Jennings Fryan Witing
Buenos Aires
Charman
Norman E Mack
Democratic National Committee
New York
Bryan
Mack
French
Jek Ind
House of Representatives
San Juan
Porto Rico
William Jennings Bryan
Baby Left At Parkhurst Door Found Abandoned
A one day old, well dressed baby boy was left at the door of Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst in New York on April 1. The infant was placed in a green go cart in the Parkhurst basement area and later sent to Bellevue Hospital. Also reported, Rev J Mariinier, vicar general of the Dallas diocese, died at 70 after four decades of Catholic work in Dallas.
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New York
York
Charles H Parkhurst
Dallas
Gable
Washington Post
Tex
J Mariinier
Diocese of
Lyons
France
Diaz Kills Big Game on Mexico Hunting Trip
The Washington Post reports President Diaz at sixty years old led a hunting trip in Guadalajara state. Guides say he hired three tigers and several deer during the trip while showing no fatigue. Post Want Ads note free classified columns.
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Washington Post
Guadalajara
Mexico
Diaz
Ttos
Blood Purifier Ad Claim for Scrofula Cure
An Atlanta Georgia advertisement touts a blood purifier as the sole real cure for scrofula a hereditary blood disease. It claims to remove germs purify blood and rebuild health enabling growth in children and vigor in older persons despite chronic infection and weakness.
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Atlanta
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