Georgetown Blue and Gray Baseball Faces Charlottesville Series Without Duffy
Georgetown University’s baseball team departs for Charlottesville lacking star catcher Duffy due to examinations. Courtney likely to play infield with Mess moving to short as Diamond or Eckenrode handle pitching and receiving duties. Injuries and disqualifications have dampened a season expected to be strong, as capt. Simon seeks ways to bolster the lineup for a tough schedule including Holy Cross and Princeton.
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Charlottesville
Courtney
Georgetown University
Virgi
Blus
Gray
Patten
Howard Smith
Georgetown
Smith
Mess
Duffy
Antwell
Diamond
Eckenrode
Universit
Java
Capt
Simon
Nis
Holy Cross
Tanrtmouth
Columbia
Princeton
Vania
Fiarvard
Lear
Clanen
Champlon Leir
Ose
Lattesvilly
Virginia
Lex
Open Season May 4 and local election notes
Fragmented report notes May 4 open season and resignation of a secretary. Indicates a Brookland election, Webber and May 4 present to The Washington Post, with sports mention of Montgomery High School team loss and pitching highlights.
Three Straight for Augusta in Opens Rally in April
Augusta Georgia reports a multi sport card with Augusta trailing early as McRnleht and Clark shine in a local win. Columbia blanks Charleston in April action while Savannah falls in a close pro ball game. Athl club of Northwest Baltimore seeks a game against a strong Washington team in 1908, ages under nineteen.
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Augusta
Moa
Clark
Athsoc
Athsor Club
Balt
Washinerton
Tiy
Addresa
Navy Defeats St Johns In Tight 7 5 College Baseball Game
Special to The Washington Post Annapolia Md April midshipmen win sixth straight by edging St Johns 7 to 5 after St Johns led into the eighth. Navy tallied four runs on three safe hits errors and misplays. Navy to meet Bucknell Dartmouth Lehigh Columbia next week with Harvard and Penn slated the following week.
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Washington
Columbia
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
St. John’s
Tigsadl
Briscoe
Wilson
Boaley
Dague
McAlpineap
Ilange
Hauver
Cyones
Caulk
van Auken
Panphler
Totels
St. Johns
Navy Colo
Dacon
Langs
Jones
Bosley
Navy
Lanphier
Doublaulay
Lange
Gillam
Wagner Leaves Pittsburg After Kansas Trip
Promised to Clarke Wagner went to Winfield to play in an exhibition and three hits were produced. He left Winfield tonight returning to Pittsburg with his teammates headed to Coffeyville. President Dreyfuss had hoped for a signing but Wagner stated he did not intend to sign this year and his move was final. Harry Smith accompanied Wagner back home.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Winheid
Kans
Wagner
Coffeyville
Winfield
Fred Clarke
Clarke
Kansas
Dreyfuss
Shawn
Harry Smith
Waener
Trinity Trims Dartmouth In Sloppy Game
Errors cost Dartmouth as Trinity dominates with early miscues. Lane fans batters for Trinity while Emerson is benched. final score 19 to 0 with Trinity scoring in four innings. The teams meet again tomorrow.
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Trinity
Dartmouth
Washington Post
Duriam
N.C
New England Boys
Veyance
Emerson
Stark
Lane
Hattersee
Severance
Ganley
Flowers
Partmouth
Norris McLean Injured In Door Glass Mishap At Western High
Morris McLean, star 1907 Western High School athlete in baseball, tennis and basketball, plunged through a glass door panel three days ago, severing arteries in the right wrist. The injury likely ends his baseball season and may cause permanent deformation, casting gloom over Western’s athletic teams and many classmates.
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Morris McLean
Western
Mclean
Tech
Tom Brown to Report as Southern League Umpire
Fleet-footed ball player Tom Brown will umpire in the Southern League next season reporting to Montgomery Alabama on April 15. Once a Senators center fielder and rival to top baserunners Brown impressed in the American League last year as a substitute umpire. His contract reportedly pays a neat sum and his game knowledge makes him a valued asset for any organization with Washington baseball fans sending best wishes.
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Tom Brown
Senators
Wagner
Montgomery
Ala
Brown
Baseball
Washington
Leach Quits Infield To Finish Game For Pittsburg
Tom Leach, former Pittsburg star third baseman, bolts the infield during a game at Winfield Kansas. He refuses to play third base or any infield position, saying he will stay in the outfield for the rest of his professional career. The team had pressed him to cover third due to Saech’s signing terms and Wagner, but Leach walked off midgame and another player completed the contest.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Winfield
Kans
Tommy Leach
Bdge
Saeach
Wagner
Leach
Storke
Clarke
Winfield, Kans
Sa Ae
Aezee - Farmers’ Almanac
Sir O'Loughlin
Baltimore
Accept
Peregrinator
Syracuse Herald
Noah Brusso
Charley Hickman
Larry Lajoie
Knight
Harsies
Jawn McGraw
Rube Waddell
Jack Sheridan
Mike’ Murray
H. Jennings
Hughey
Es Bae Amang Shore
Artha Johnsing
Wee
James Jeffries
Los Angeles
Sporting Sidelights on Baseball and Boxing Rumors
A wide collection of sports banter notes and speculation on baseball and boxing figures. Mentions Hackenschmidt Gotch Bruiso and McGraw with colorful asides on leagues schedules and personalities including Larry Lajoie Waddell Murray and Jennings.
Navy officers push law to protect uniforms in public
Prominent Navy officials and enlisted leaders from several ranks travel to Providence to urge the judiciary committees of the Rhode Island general assembly to enact a law safeguarding the United States Navy uniform when worn outside regulated settings. A Newport incident sparked the move after a sailor was barred from a dance hall while in uniform and a fund to support the case now totals 664 dollars with contributions from President Roosevelt and senior naval officers. Rear Admiral Chadwick, Rear Admiral Luce, Capt. Dillingham, Cmdr. Fullam, Lt Cmdr Sandoz, and Paymaster Pope are among those appearing before the committee.
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Navy
Rhode
Ito
Newport
Naval Training
General Assembly
United States Navy
Roosevelt
Judiciary Committee
Providence
F. Chadwick
S. D. Luce
A. C. Dillingham
W. F. Fullam
F. Sandoz
F. P. Pope
Army Orders Leave and promotions amid station shifts
Leaves of absence are granted to Contract Surgeon James C Dougherty Maj Samson L Faison and First Lieut Roy P Groneburn with effective dates noted. Promotions in the Coast Artillery Corps include Koch Seybt McNeil Peek Galing Wilson Williams Williams Stuart. Assignments include Dallam to Twelfth Cavalry and Sladen to General Staff duties. Major Leonhaeuser and retired officers noted. fort Sill work directed and Lloyd Brett to Philippine Islands.
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James C. Dougherty
Samson L. Faison
Twenty-fourth Infantry
United States
Roy P. Groneburn
Philippine Scouts
Ol. Frank Baker
Ordnance Department
Milla Woren Cartridge Belt Company
Worcester
Mass
Russell Manufacturing Company
Middletown
Ward D. Anderton
Twelfth Cavalry
Samuel F. Dallam
Dallam
Coast Artillery Corps
Theodore H. Koch
Clarence E. Seybt
Thomas F. McNeil
George M. Peek
Perry M. Galing
William P. Wilson
Charles L. Williams
Alexander J. Stuart
Fred W. Sladen
General Staff
General Staff Corps
Edward T. Winston
Troy
John
Muhrenberg
Harry A. Leonhaeuser
Twenty-first Infantry
David L. Stone
Fort Sill
Oklo
Lloyd M. Brett
First Cavalry
Philippine Islands
Frederick B. Hennessy
Third Field Artillery
Naval Officer Orders and Vessel Movements
Orders appoint commissioned lieutenants and ensigns in the navy effective February 3 1808 and March 24 1907. Includes duty assignments to Wisconsin Colorado and the United States Naval Medical School. Vessel movements list arrivals at Magdalena Bay San Francisco Hampton Roads and Port Fawnsend with ships Arethusa Blake and others sailing for St Josephs Bay and San Francisco.
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M. Mune
W. R. van Auken
M. K. Metcalf
T. H. Taylor
L. AW. Lacy
Kibbee
CG. C. Moses
Guntor
P. Morrison
Wisconsin
F. D. McMilan
Colorado
Buffalo
Magdalena Bay
California
Washington
Tennessee
Port Fawnsend
Arethusa
Chicago
Hampton Roada
Elief
San Francisco
Blake
Fensacela
St. Josephs Bay
Lodging Guests Across Cities Listed With Names and Hotels
A long OCR list shows guests staying at major hotels in multiple cities including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Richmond Alabama California Colorado Connecticut Florida Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota New Hampshire New Jersey New York State North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee Vermont Virginia West Virginia. Names include Snow Stanton Conner Read and others with hotels New Willard Metropolitan Arlington Shoreham Raleigh St James and more reflecting a guest registry.
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Baltimore
Frank Snow
Mational
Harry ¥Atterly
Metropoltan
Boston
Mathew Cummings
A. B. Cook
Releigh
William Lincoln Crasby
New Willard
Herbert D. Crown
Jgggs
Stephen Child
HA. Lawson
Arlington
Loomis
Thicago
Pitcher
Raleigh
Benjamin Kaufman
E. van Auken
New York City
D. J. Conner
Mra
A. Kaufman
Miss Fritsch
H. Lewis
Jokichi Takamire
Harry Williams
Ligon Johnson
J. Geelach
MiGuire
M. Jacobs
A. D. Parr
Hicbitt
Edwin Sotton
Trevor Met‘leary
Ford A. Hubbard
Christopher W. Wilson
Shoreham
D. F. Mann
P. J Dolan
M. B. Carson
James
Harry Simon
Henry
Albert’ Jo Plany
B.C. Loewe
National
Edward Davieson
J.B. Greham
Henry Foulds
Philadelphia
George K. Read
J. W. Lyman
J. Selm Bancroft
R. A Balch
W. Arthur Sellman
S.A
A. DB. Purnell
Laura Smith
Alabama
R. V. Taylor
B.C. Rendell
EL. Fussell
E. L. Russell
Eolina Hansell
G. 8. Gaines
W. H. Waters
Mobile
California
J. W. Fricke
San Francisco
St. Janes
Colorado
Shirley Davis
Boulder
Connecticut
E. C. Hopkins
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W. E. Johnson
Hartford
Hope Bennett
J. Bennett
Vincent. C. Peck
Bridgeport
Ar Angton
Florida
A. WN. Dridhy
Bagdad
Indiana
Wiliam Dudley Fyoulke
Searle BE
Heaven
Richmond
Kentucky
A. S Applegate
Owenaburg
Louisiana
D. D. Curran
K. Jones
New Orleans
Maryland
Lloyd UL. Shaffer
Cumberland
Massachusetts
James F. Hale
Warren F. Hale
Salem
Robert J. Jones
Chelaen
R. F. Kelton
Holyoke
St. James
Michigan
Watts
Humphrey
Saginaw
Minnesota
F. L. Finkenstaal
George H. Crosby
Duluth
New Hampshire
Craig Thorn
Hanover
New Jersey
H. C. Merrick
Pasaaic
Richard Byer
Hoboken
James H. D. Rowan
Trenton
New York State
Wiliam C. Gregg
Newburgh
A. J. Gifford
W. A. Pearson
Schenectady
Charles Ll. Keller
Buffalo
C. J. Gifford
Medina
William HM. Truesdell
Troy
C. F. Robinson
Metropolitan
North Carolina
W. C. Dowd
Hulton
Charlotte
C. M. Bernard
J. C. Willams
Fayetteville
Ohio
Hermann
Cincinnati
J. C
William Myers
Williamsport
Louisa Carrier
J. Michle
Potsvilla
C.A. Frank
Johnstown
Riggs
Rhode Island
H. Hayden
E. F. Baker
Providence
Henry Fondé
Knorville
Vermont
D. Proctor
Proctor
Virginia
William Skinker
Supreme Court Calendar and Court of Appeals Docket Review
The document lists actions before the United States Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals District of Columbia. Names include Chief Justice, Justices, and admitted practitioners. cases No. 699 and No. 635 involve Chandler-Dunbar Water Power Company and Bradley W. Palmer et al. vs the State of Texas. Various dockets show hearings, adjournments, and assignments across equity, circuit, criminal, bankruptcy, and probate courts with numerous attorneys and listed parties.
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United States Supreme Court
Mir
Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenns
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Mooty
A. B. Shafer
Marion
Ark
Robert Carey
Jersey City
N. J
Eugene W. Leake
United States
Chandler-Dunbar Water Power Company
Bonaparte
Bradley W. Palmer Et al
State of Texas
Respondente
R. V. Davidson
Moorfield Storey
T. W. Gregory
Hubert Vance Davidson
GW. Allen
E. 8. Perkins
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Rebb
Justice van Oradel
Francis W. Clements
Garrald
Turner
B. T. Sanford
C. H. Merrillat
Myers
Mayhew
Catholic University of America
F. W. Clements
Macateeva
Higgins
N. W. Barkedale
Garfield
Vaughan Et al
Rice
Mecafes
C. W. Fitts
C.A. Keigwin
Standard Ol! Company
Va. Brown
A. L. Sinclair
C. M. Fitton
J. W. Cox
Langley Va
D'Audigne
Attornneys
A. A. Hoebling
Tucker & Kenyon
E. Baley
Supreme Court
Equity Court No
Clahaugh
Rank
McDermott
J. D. Williams
B. H. Warner
Kirk
de Vaughn
Gittings & Chamberlin
Alexander Muncaster
Andrews
Andres
Bailey Guardian Ad Litem
Tucker & Wenyon
Carr, Peyser & Taylor
Possy
Seamark
Pro Confessa
Francis P. Sheehy
Aheehy & Sheehy
T. J. Jeffords
Stubblefield
Téeaye
Leckie
Fulton & Cox
J. B. Bashy-Smith
Smith
Cruitt Et al
C. Brown—Slerry & Minor
Gordon
Thomas
Felonia
Selon
Attorners
Carrington P. Harlow
Femis Construction Company
Taft Et al
Brown—Heatley & Baker
Marriott Va. Mutual Improvement Society
Boyd & Abert
Toomey & Patterson
W. Carr
Hayden Johnson
P. J. Ryen
Phillips
Leater & Price
Sheehy & Sheehy
Jona J. Caillae
Albert Sillers
Haslam
W. EB. Ambrose
J. A. Toomey
Sutherland
Carrington
L. P. Harlow
J. HW. Wilson, Jr
Longley
Langley
George Francia Williams
W. P. Mumley
Justice Wright
Doyle
Stearns
Hamilton
Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton
B. Freighton Manuel
Morris
Plattiff
Attoney
Wilton J. Lambert
Atorneys
Irving Willameon
Campbell Car Thagton
Halt
Thets
Flaintiff
Davia Rothschiid
Leon Tobriner
Harry L. Dorsey
Jury Awarn and
Respotad
Wilean
W. H. Wallace
A. 8
Worthington
A. Douglas
George P Hoover
Blanqu
Washington Jockey Club
C BE
Emig
F. E. Mitchell
Warshington
Circuit Court
Justice Anderson
Martin
Thomas Martin
S. F. Thomas
M. J. Colbert
B. H. Thomann Prather Ve. Stott Et al
L. C. Williamson
SF. Thomas
Sullivan Va
Capital Traction Company
Auders
J. W. Echots
R. Ross Perry
Son
G. T. Dunlop
Cooper Va
Hyde
Benson, Dimes
Schneider
Altarméys
AL Worthington
A. A. Birney
R. G. Donaldson
C. Campbell
Frank Vandeveer
Criminal Court NO
Waroers
United States Va
Jamen Watson
S. A. Putman
Luther ‘Smith
Grurder
Campbell Carringen
John G. Anderson
Albert Rutter
R. E. McNamara
George Best
Hubert Meriwether
Thomas E. Jackson
J. W. Ricks
John HW. Snowden
Attormy
A. B. Webb
Eldridge A. Bragg
C. H. Hemane
Edward M. Hobson
W. P. Plum Jey
Annie Williams
William Dorsey
Richard Holmes
Robert Jenkins
Bankruptcy Court
Clabaugh
Myer Stern
Real estate transfers list across multiple Washington, D C. blocks
Real estate transfers recorded for numerous DC neighborhoods including Petworth Shaw S.E. Pecial entries show transfers in Schuetzen Park Tenth Street Northwest G Street Northeast and Northwest Pleasant and Pleasant Plains pages and square numbers. Notable transfers include Guy S Zepp to John B Larner and John A Hamilton for 26550 dollars secured by Washington Loan and Trust Company and German American Fire Insurance Company lien 3200 dollars for Eugene A Curry to Clarence B Hreem and Herman E Gasch.
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Scheutzen Park
Jesse H. Hedgen
Guy and
Carroll
Zepp
Sterr
Tenth
Richar
Ninth
Palro
John- Sun D. Carpenter
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Johnson B. Carpenter
Richard
Street
Eleventh
Trenth
Wiliam H. Tucker Ef Ax
East Washington Heights
Avalon Terrace
Barry Farm
Lamont Street
Aquilla R
Carl J. Pavis
Equare
Gat
Mortimer J. McLane
Louise McLean
Rosedale
Louise A. Hicks
Suma
Ostreet
Martha C. Jones
Bisley G. Hunt
Square
Fioren E TD. MrAuliffe Et Ax
Oscar B. Mayo
Capitol Street
David J. Horn
George
Twentieth
P Streets
William EB. Pickford
Jwin Taylor Arms
Woodley Park
James F. Kelly
Tenay E. Shoemaker
Schuetzen Park
Guy S
Zapp
John B. Larner
John A. Hamilton
Washington, Loan and Trust Company
Eugene A. Curry
Clarence B. Hreem
Herman E. Gasch
Dr Miles Pain Pills Promised Relief for Rheumatic Aches
Advertisements claim Dr Miles Pain Pills ease rheumatic pains and nervous irritation aiding sleep. Endorsed by Miss Mary Armstrong and others, with a money back guarantee if the first package fails. Sold by druggists for 25 cents per 26 doses. Manufactured by Miles Medical Co. in Be ROS.
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Miles
Mary Armstrong
Cass Bt
Rikhart
Bull
Miles Medical CO
Bikhart
Itd
Purely Vegetable Supreme Spring Tonic Ad
Spring health message touts S. S. S. as a purely vegetable blood purifier and tonic. It claims to build strength, cleanse the blood, and aid digestion without minerals, urging use for all ages and noting availability at drug stores from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Georgia.
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S.S. S
S. S.S
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Property transfers and mortgage notes from Mount Pleasant area
Listings show numerous mortgage deeds and transfers for blocks and squares in Mount Pleasant and Woodridge areas. Names include William E Holmes Henry H Here mann Leo Dedehoven John J Brosnan Rufus Taylor Robert H Stewart and many trustees and assignees. Sums range from 352 to 3,300 dollars with terms of one to four years at six percent or similar rates.
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Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
William E. Holmes
Henrys H. Heremann
Charles Senafer
Gerure
Northern Liberty German-American Building Association
Leo Dedehoven
Robert I. Williams
William MM. Offley
Wiliam H. Wahley
Johnson LB. Carpenter
Herbert
GML
John J. Brosnan
Severa R. Pairo
Rufus Tayior
Joseph H Stewart
Melendez King
William H. Tucker
Woodridge
Robert WM. Hazard
Edward J. Stellwagen
George FE. Fleming
Edward J. Hillyer
West Woodringe
Charles Williams
Morris EB. Sabin
William M. Hallam
Henry
Vieth
Glenn EK
Nancy E. T. Cox
J. Clinton Trippy
CR. Bailey
Charles
Uham
Henry Naylor, Jr
William H. Holloway
Walter A. Johnston
J. Perley
Squarf
Oscar Ro Mayo
George Francis Williams
Homer Guerry
Mary E. Camp
Sama
James A. O'Shea
James £. Shea
Fler
Financial instruments and security notes in city records
A fragmentary list shows various bonds and mortgage terms. Entries mention McAuliffe and LS months with amounts around 50 and 812, plus 5,000 for John M. Jones over three years with semiannual interest. Other items reference National Trust Company, Mutual Benefit Life Insurance, and several secured instruments with varying percentages and terms.
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McAuliffe
MORTH
Columbian University
Caroline Herron
Willian J Fiather
Elmer FE. Hamer
John M. Jones
Pact Jets Liana
Jaba ‘Jayier Arms
National &A4ings and Trust Company
Amertcad Berarley and Trust Company
Charles Ho Bond
Frederick Frelinghoysen
Eduard
Dabbing
Secure Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Americus Wins Wrestling Match to Claim Title
Ballimore April Americus George Schornlein defeated Fred Bert by taking the first two falls of a best two of three match at the Lyre arena. The first fall came in twenty one minutes, the second in two minutes, with Americus using a half iw m and a half Nelson. Crowds cheered as referee John C. Doyte declared Americus the winner amid wild enthusiasm, astonished by the rapid finish and the wrestlers’ exertions.
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Ballimore
America
George Schornlein
Fred Bert
Americus
Tory Americus
Wa Eruten
Nelson
John CL Doyte
Owitel Dae
Meck
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W. T. Gallehar & Bro
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First Co-operative Building
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J. E. Padgett
American National Bank
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Plaintiff
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Charles HH. Weaver
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Lima
Fred Beel
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