Young Lad Wins 25 Mile Marathon in Boston Race
Cam bridgeport Gymnasium ace P Ford won the tenth annual 25 mile road race from Ashland to Boston in 2 hours 45 minutes 45 seconds. D J Kneeland of Roxbury Athletic Assn was second and T P Morrissey of Mercury Athletic Club of New York third. There were 102 starters from various U S and Canada clubs. The race record remains 2 39 23 set by J J Caffray of Hannifen Ontario in 1901.
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Boston
P. Ford
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Cambridge
Ashland
D. J. Kneeland
Roxbury Athletic Association
T. P. Morriasty
Mercury Athletic Club
New York
Kneeland
Morrissey
Fora
Rucelang
United States
Canada
J. J. Caffray
Hannff Én
Ontario
New Bowling Association Formed With Ten City Representation
A national bowling organization was organized in Brooklyn with delegates from New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Wilmington Trenton New Brunswick Newark and Paterson. Frank M. Clute was named president with J E Hardenbergh first vice president G Livingston second vice president P C Pulver secretary and E 2 Dungan treasurer.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Wilmington
Trenton
New Brunswick
Newark
Paterson
Frank M. Clute
New York Bowling Association
J. E. Hardenbergh
G. Livingston
P. C. Pulver
E 2. Dungan
Indians Kill Samuel Williams in Sonora Defile
Details from El Paso report say Samuel Williams of El Paso was part of a party attacked by Indians in a Sonora defile. Fellow travelers included Los Angeles officials Louis Giroux and Bert Cunningham and a woman with child. Williams was killed at the first volley and his companions sheltered the group before returning with rescuers to recover his mutilated body.
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Samuel Williams
Sonora
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Lous Giroux
Bert Cunningham
Cunningham
Giroux
Cunnningham
Los Angeles
Carbo
Williams
Secretary Shaw Allows Free Shipping of Fractional Silver Coins
Secretary Shaw issues order to continue free shipment of fractional silver coins but not silver dollars. The measure, enabled by the April 1906 act funding urgent deficits for the year ending June 30, 1906, amends March 16 1906 circular which said no free shipments after March 31 1906.
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Shaw
Jealousy Triggers Fatal Shooting and Suicide in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a 45 year old plumber, Harry Warbridge, shot and seriously wounded 40 year old Carrie McKinney, who ran a boardinghouse where he lived. He blamed her for attentions from other men, then killed himself. The incident occurred today as jealousy sparked a deadly confrontation.
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Philadelphia
Harry Warbridge
Carrie McKinney
Ask Your Doctor About Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
A fragment urges asking a physician about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for hard colds coughs bronchitis and weak throats and lungs and to choose the best option available emphasizing longtime sale and superiority.
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Ayer
Washington Nike Last Game in Philadelphia Tally
Washington and Philadelphia played a two hour and thirty five minute game using twenty nine players. Stahl and Schlafly shone for Washington while Davis hit two homers for Philadelphia in a 11 to 10 Nationals win. Davis led with two long balls as the teams swapped blows throughout the day.
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Philadelphia
Stahl
Nil
Seblafly
Davis
Boston Beats New York 2 to 0 in Morning Showdown
Boston defeats New York 2 to 0 before a record crowd as an error in the first inning and select hits produce Boston's only runs. Attendance 12,125. Line scores show Boston and New York with multiple players named and notable plays including two bases on balls, a sacrifice, and a double play.
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Boston
New York
Rhoae
Keeler
Stabl
Bibarteldes
Parent
Chase
Freeman
Williams
Grimshaw
Q Conrey
Ferris
Moriarity
Peterson
Boston Tops New York 3 1 In Biggest New England Crowd
Boston wins second straight over New York 3 to 1 before a record New England attendance. Newton hit hard early but faded as Young held on. Stalwart names and field figures noted with three baserunners and errors shaping the late innings.
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New England
Boston
New York
Newton
Young
Baron
Rhoar New Yok Reoad Serban
Dougherty
Gage Collins
US Olmoet
Ige Stahl
Elberfeld
Parent
Chase
Wiliams
Grimshaw
Conroy
Forrla
Mortarity
Graham
Hielow
Gw Be
L. Hai A
Cleveland Wins Third Straight Over St Louis on the Diamond
Cleveland defeated St Louis for the third straight time in Cleveland. Attendance 2980. Scoring details include Stone and Lajoie with hits and Stovall contributing for the losers. Pitchers Bernhard and Petty with Lajoie and Stovall producing key plays. game duration one hour forty eight minutes.
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St. Louis
Diamond
Cleveland Today
St Louis
Rhoae Cleveland
Rhoae Stone
olBay
A Kgehler
Storney
Hemphiy
OlFlick
Wallace
Lajate
Nardyte
Itumnet
Jiva Hartzell
Jackson
O'Brien
Stovail
A Spencer
Buelow
Codie Belly
Berniard
Louis
Cleveland
Stone
Fick
Lajoie
Hemphill
Bradley
Bay
Bernhard
Petty
St. Luis
Cleveand
Mr. Connolly
TECH DOWNED RESERVES IN 8 TO 1 ROUT
Teonniens Kuga school team defeated Georgetown Var salty Reserves 8 to 1. Captain Sterzer pitched seven strong innings, allowing only one hit. Knesst finished the eighth and ninth, but poor support allowed five runs in the ninth for the Reserves. Myers' batting stood out as the feature.
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Teonniens Kuga
Georgetown Varsalty
Sterzer
Collegians
Knesst
Myers
Reem
Rhoab Doyle
Meyers
Gaimopas
Dbogean
Pollen
Goodmanty
C.gannon
Brewater
Virman
Ol Stermy
Denabay
Chapin
Platt
McCarthy
Bennon
Corcoran
Garvey
BizaTaz
Knesnl
Reservas Oo Oo
Pirst Hase En Balle
Hy Storer
Knessi
Benson
W. Gannon
Palen
Goodman
Bloomingdale Loses to Eckington in 7-5 Defeat
Eckington defeated Bloomingdale Athletic Club 7 to 5 as five runs came in the second inning. Brast hit a home run and Meeks was replaced by Walsh who pitched strongly the rest of the game. Earned runs were 3 for BAC and 2 for Eckington.
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Eckington
Bloomingdale Athletic Club
Meeks
Walsh
Brast
Bloom'd
Lekington
Nichola
Busey
Hines
White
Middick
BAC
Buckley
Meek
Mork
Ernst
Lewis
Rogers
Fegan
Turner
Ywnite
Umbaugh
Buckles
Dalle
Henst
Menare
Rupy
Boteler
Carolina Beaten By Yani g en Club Here
Baltimore Yanigans defeat University of North Carolina 9 to 7 in Chapel Hill. Cunningham started for UNC but was replaced by Patterson due to a sore arm. Rick relieved for Baltimore after Huill pitched one inning. Game features slow play, 7 errors, and key hits by McKenzie and Hick. Umpire Mr. Mantle. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Baltimore Yanigan
University of North Carolina
Carolina
Vauigans
Cunningham
Patterson
Chuell
Rick
Ree Coxolina
Yanigena
Fanigens
McKenzie
OM Hick
Yanie Kane
erors—Caroling
Ciloli
Garolina
Mantle
Hood
Brooklyn Beats New York in Season Opener
Brooklyn defeated the New York champions 8 to 4 in Brooklyn, with five runs in the sixth inning, sending Taylor out of the box for Ferguson. Attendance reached 6,500 as Donovan’s club opened the season with a victory over the defending champs. Brooklyn's lineup included Lumley, Maloney, Gessler, Gilbert, and Ferguson earned the win.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Donovan
New York
Merguson
York
Reo
Broklyn Reo
Maloney
Gesder Ib
Beraen
O. Gilbert
Bracanton
P Taylor
RivaTio
Ferguson
BSRL
Inalig
Herguson
Gessler
Lumsey Stalog
Mertes
Gilbert
Marshall
Bahien
St Louis Triumphs Over Chicago In Rough Contest
St Louis won easily as Chicago struggles with wild plays and sacrificed runs. Referee notes include 3,600 attendance and misplayed balls, with Slagle and Grady delivering key hits and Reulbach pitching for St Louis while Taylor for Chicago labored through faults.
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Boston on Strong Hitting
Philadelphia edged Boston 6 to 4 after a solid all around game led by catcher Doom and key hits. Dooin and Litmus sparked Boston with two-base hits while Tenney and Lindaman starred in defense. Sparks pitched for Philadelphia with the officiating by Mr. G Day. The game lasted 1 hour and 25 minutes with attendance listed as 210.
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Boston
Doom
Hutting
Foster
Rimagae
Thomas
Fonney
Fin
Glaanon
Dolgn
Rantell
Howard
Mages
Brain
Titun
Baten
Bransfeld
Tb Bridwell
Doolin
A. Needham
Dooin
Lindaman
Ol8
Gugoev
Haford's Great Pitching Beats Cincinnati in Pitt Loss
Pittsburg April 19 Haford held Cincinnati to few hits while Willis pitched for Pittsburg. Attendance 4 015. Haford allowed multiple hits in the ninth and Pittsburg pushed to a 7 1 victory. Wagner and Barry led with key hits as Cincinnati tallied late.
Baltimore Eastern Teaguers defeat Norfolk State Leaguers in errors
In Norfolk on April 19 the Baltimore Eastern Teaguers faced Norfolk State Leaguers after an earlier Portsmouth game. Both teams batted heavily and made many errors, with Norfolk showing a poor fielding game. Jennings pitched fastball and the game featured rough defense and frequent mistakes.
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Norfolk
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Jenninigs
Portsmouth State League Beats Old Point College in Fast Inning Ruin
Special to The Weebington Post from Norfolk Virginia April 19 Portsmouth State League overwhelmed Old Point College in the first inning. Leaguers played fast with no errors, dominating the collegians. Score by innings shows a heavy early lead for Portsmouth with listed batters O Keet O Halioran and Wright in the plate for the visitors.
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Portsmouth
Old Point
Weebington Post
Norfolk
Old Point Colege
Collegians
Virginia Victorious as Indians Suffer Two-Hit Game
Virginia defeats Carlisle Indians 11 to 2 in Charlottesville. Moses allows only two hits and one walk through eight innings, Maddux makes a sensational eighth inning stop, and Virginia builds an early lead then extends it with timely hits by Chandler Moses Hoff and Walker. Carlisle errors cost them in the second and third frames, while Virginia fans celebrate a landmark win in their baseball history.
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Indians
Virginia
Maddux
Charlottesville
Carlisle Indians
Redskins
Moses
White Crow
Carlisle
Pirgina
Chandler
Tnple
Walker
Hoff
Charles
Hairgrounder
Burd
Lawler
Roy
Ye Dear
Graham
Balendl
Dalton
Porter
Twn
RAO AB
Carlisle Ter Hoff
Aendrickss
Johnson
Bairda
Charies
Virgina
Tees
Corfige
Mosca
Charjas
Monea
Hendricka
Young Deer
Bally
Baird
Hoftwar
Virginia League
Howe
Midshipmen Toppled Iowa in Low-Scoring Naval Battle
The Navy Midshipmen defeated the Iowa nine, champions of the North Atlantic fleet, 7 to 4 in Annapolis. Navy led 1-0 after five innings, then exploded for four runs in the sixth before the game ended after the seventh inning by agreement.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Midshipmen
United States
Iowa
Bluejackets
Jey Rhe
Oplolo Oey Naval Academy
Jorme
Culp
Dadue
Ware
van Auken
Needham
Symington
And
Hance
Richmond Shut Out by Lynchburg in April Game
In Richmond Virginia on a sunny afternoon Lynchburg defeated Richmond College 9 to 0. Poor hitting by Richmond pitchers and base running by Grim’s team contributed to the loss. Manager Grim released Keller and Wolf from second and third base duties to Roanoke.
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Collegiana
Lynchburg
Washington Post
Richmond College
Grim
Peta
Richmond
Keller
Olf
Roanoke
City seeks progress through local industry plan
An eight page report from Washington business leaders urges growth of manufacturing in the city. It notes high national wages, praises local banks for backing large projects, and calls for patents and exhibits to attract enterprises. The piece asks best citizens to seize the chance and develop new industries locally.
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Board of Trade
Committee On Commerce and Manufactures
Washington
Globe
Expio
W. Whittaker
Rev Charles T Russell to Speak on “To Hell and Back” at Belasco
Rev Charles T Russell will deliver his famous lecture "To Hell and Back" at the Belasco Theater Sunday night. The meeting will be denominational, with no reserved seats or collections, and all are invited including students lawyers clergy and men of every occupation.
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Charles T. Russell
Hell
Belasco Theater
Charles T. Raguell
Paul
Building Permits and Pension Fraud Trial
Building permits issued yesterday for Ashford to Dr Young for a two story Leek store at 46 Btyde Inland Avenue cost 2200 dollars and for James P Ckcaley trustes repairs at 1120 Stabteerth Street NW at 4000 dollars while Theadone Neves seeks a three story brick and stone addition at 5600 New Hampshire Avenue for 1500 dollars. John Dixon, a sixty year old Black man, convicted in Criminal Court No 2 of presenting false pension vouchers, jailed awaiting sentence. he testified he never enlisted in the navy and worked at the Washington Navy Yard.
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Ashford
Dr Young
Btyde Inland Avenue
James D. Downick
James P Ckcaley
Trustes
Stabteerth Street
Milo Quackenbush
Dullder
JW Brefort
Theadone Neves
New Hampshire Avenue
Marsh & Patera
John Dixon
Dixon
Navy
Washington Navy Yard
Pepeion
Sen
The Ideal Modern Clothing Lineup Shown Here
The E B-Make presents top ready made garments claiming faultless fit and quality. Makers of their own clothing, they offer a complete spring stock with worsteds chev' iots cassimeres serges homespuns thibets and more. Special focus on Men’s Sack Suits priced 15 18 and 20 as the best value.
Live Wire Pain and Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad
A description of neuralgia and nerve pain explains that relief comes from reducing nerve strain. An advertisement for Dr Miles' Anti-Pain Pills claims guaranteed relief, with customer Mrs. Beckman of Erie, Pa, praising the product. Availability through druggists with a 28 cent price for 25 doses and a guarantee.
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Beckman
St. Eric
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