March Marathon at Boston Sees Ford Win In 2 45 45
P Ford of Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association wins the tenth renewal of the twenty five mile Marathon road race from Ashland to Boston in 2 hours 45 minutes 45 seconds. D J Kneeland of Roxbury Athletic Association is second and T P Morrissey of Mercury Athletic Club New York is third. Fora, eighteen, runs far behind early but passes late to move up. 102 starters from U S and Canada competed. The record remains J J Caffray of Hannifen Ontario with 2 hours 49 minutes 23.5 seconds.
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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 Forms National Body
Representatives from ten cities met in Brooklyn to form a national bowling association. New York chief Frank M. Clute was named president with J. E. Hardenbergh of New York as first vice president, G. Livingston of Washington as second vice president, P. C. Pulver of Newark as secretary, and E. 2. Dungan of Philadelphia as 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 Mutilate Man in Sonora Defile Attack
Samuel Williams of El Paso and party were ambushed by Indians in a Sonora defile on a Saturday. Lous Giroux and Bert Cunningham from Los Angeles, officials of the Giroux mine at Carbo, rode ahead. Williams was slain at the first volley. Giroux aided in covering the retreat of the women and child. The party later returned with an escort and found Williams' body mutilated.
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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 Shipment of Fractional Silver Coins
Secretary Shaw issues order to continue free shipment of fractional silver coins while prohibiting free shipment of silver dollars. The change, enabled by the April 1906 appropriation act for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1906, modifies the March 16 1906 circular that had said free shipments would end March 31 1906.
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Shaw
Jealousy Tragedy Ends With Double Death
Philadelphia April 18. Harry Warbridge aged 45 a plumber shot and seriously wounded Mrs Carrie McKinney aged 40 who conducted a boardinghouse and then killed himself. Warbridge accused McKinney of accepting other men’s attentions after a quarrel.
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Philadelphia
Harry Warbridge
Carrie McKinney
Ask Your Doctor About Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Use
A fragment urges consulting a doctor on his experience with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for hard colds and coughs and to seek the best treatment. It suggests using the doctor’s advice or the product if approved, claiming decades of sale and urging to obtain the best available remedy.
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Ayer
Washington vs Athletics ends in two hour marathon win for Stahl's men
Washington defeats Philadelphia 11 to 10 in a two hour and thirty five minute game. Twenty nine players used, three pitchers per side, Stahl's single and Jones' double spark scoring, with Davis homering twice for the Champs and Lave Cross contributing key plays in a dramatic late rally.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Vanigan
Patten
Waddell
Lave Crosa
Nill
Sehlafy
Athletics
Love Cross
Stahl
Aunt Jones
Sudhoff
Starkell
Bese
Nili
Hickman
Davis
Anderson
Seybold
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Murphy
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Hofman
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Oy Davis
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Topsy Hortsel
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Lave
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Sehlady
QOT Cross
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Heydon
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Oo Davis
Ted
Duesazhovo
M. Cross
Murray
Brotthera
Tonos
Devie
Mits
Nil
Zoybold
Powers
End Byres
Sehreek
Ia Crosa
Aite
Sudham
Atarl
Wild Piteh
Wadienle
Fatty Pitenea
Batl
Frahl
G'Loughnin
New York Frozen Out in Morning. Boston Wins 2-0
Boston defeats New York 2-0 before a large crowd in Boston. An early error and timely hitting produced both runs. Attendance 12,125 with selections of players like Williams Ferris and Tannehift contributing.
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Boston
New York
Rhoae
Keeler
Stabl
Bibarteldes
Parent
Chase
Freeman
Williams
Grimshaw
Q Conrey
Ferris
Moriarity
Peterson
Boston Defeats New York 3 to 1 Before Largest New England Crowd
Boston wins its second win over New York 3 to 1 as Newton struggles early. Young works solidly while attendance hits 27 287. Star playsDetroit: McIntyre makes one handed catch off Hart with two on, Crawford homers over center field fence. Attendance 350.
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Boston
New York
Newton
Young
Baron
Rhoar New
Parent
Chase
Wiliams
Grimshaw
Conroy
Forrla
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Hielow
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Crawford
Detroit
Chicago
Hart
Vinson
Donovan
Rhoal
Rhoae D. Jones
Oo'nom
Schaefer
Glasbell
MeIntyré
O'Davis
Donahue
Coughlin
Sonus
Lindsay
U' Hemphill
Geary
Robe
Warner
O,sullivan
Smith
Hite O'Leary
Garth
Warnen
Hebell
Crafford
O'Leary
Roche
Lindany
Basa Ondalis
Dy Donovan
Melntyeath Schaefer
Whd
Donavan
Ampres— Measra
Hurst
Connor
Cleveland Wins Third Straight Over St Louis on Home Diamond
Cleveland defeats St Louis for the third successive time in a 4 to 2 game witnessed by 2,980 fans. Stone and Lajoie led with key hits as Bernhard allowed four runs over eight innings. Umpire Connolly called the game after 1 hour and 48 minutes with St Louis leaving runners in scoring position in multiple innings.
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St. Louis
Diamond
Cleveland Today
St Louis
Rhoae Cleveland
Rhoae Stone
olBay
A Kgehler
Storney
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Jiva Hartzell
Jackson
O'Brien
Stovail
A Spencer
Buelow
Codie Belly
Berniard
Louis
Cleveland
Stone
Fick
Lajoie
Hemphill
Bradley
Bay
Bernhard
Petty
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Cleveand
Mr. Connolly
Tech Downed Reserves In Eight to One Victory
Teonniens Kuga school team defeated Georgetown Var salty Reserves eight to one. Captain Sterzer pitched seven innings for the school, yielding one hit. Knesst relieved and matched him. Meyers starred at bat and the Reserves scored five in the ninth. Details include line scores, batting highlights, and umpire Fitzgerald.
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Teonniens Kuga
Georgetown Varsalty
Sterzer
Collegians
Knesst
Myers
Reem
Rhoab Doyle
Meyers
Gaimopas
Dbogean
Pollen
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C.gannon
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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
Eckington Tops Bloomingdale in 7-5 Baseball Clash
Eckington defeated Bloomingdale Athletic Club 7 to 5 as Brast homered and Meeks was relieved by Walsh after five runs in the second inning. Pitching shifts featured Meek facing 2 innings and Walsh 4. Notable plays included Ernst’s home run and multiple stolen bases by Lewis, Rogers, White, Fegan, and Turner. Umpires were Menare, Rupy, and Boteler. game lasted 1 hour and minutes.
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Bloomingdale Athletic Club
Meeks
Walsh
Brast
Bloom'd
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Nichola
Busey
Hines
White
Middick
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Meek
Mork
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Lewis
Rogers
Fegan
Turner
Ywnite
Umbaugh
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Dalle
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Menare
Rupy
Boteler
Carolina Beaten by Yanigans in Slow Game
Baltimore Yanigans club defeated University of North Carolina 9 to 8 in Chapel Hill. Cunningham started for Carolina but was replaced by Patterson in the fifth due to a sore arm. Rick pitched for Yanigans, with Chuell and Rick limiting hits. Umpire Mr. Mantle. Harrumph. Hood's Sarsaparilla note.
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University of North Carolina
Carolina
Vauigans
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Patterson
Chuell
Rick
Ree Coxolina
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Fanigens
McKenzie
OM Hick
Yanie Kane
erors—Caroling
Ciloli
Garolina
Mantle
Hood
Brooklyn Beats New York In Season Opener
Brooklyn defeats the New York champions 8 to 4 at Brooklyn. Donovan's squad scores five runs in the sixth inning, chasing Taylor from the box as Ferguson and team secure the win before 6,500 fans. The box score lists Lumley, Maloney, Gessler, and Bracanton among key contributors.
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Donovan
New York
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Maloney
Gesder Ib
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O. Gilbert
Bracanton
P Taylor
RivaTio
Ferguson
BSRL
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Herguson
Gessler
Lumsey Stalog
Mertes
Gilbert
Marshall
Bahien
St Louis Rout Chicago In Easy Baseball Tilt
St Louis won easily as Chicago miscues and strong base running led to a lopsided victory. Reulbach and Taylor pitched, with Slagle Himes and Grady among the hitters helping St Louis build a early lead before finishing strong. Attendance was 3,600.
Philadelphia Tops Boston In Tight Baseball Tilt
Philadelphia uses strong hitting and solid all around play to beat Boston. Doom leads home team with a standout catching game as both teams feature bases and fielding, with two errors and several key plays shaping the 1 hour 25 minute contest.
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Hutting
Foster
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Fonney
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Glaanon
Dolgn
Rantell
Howard
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Brain
Titun
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Bransfeld
Tb Bridwell
Doolin
A. Needham
Dooin
Lindaman
Ol8
Gugoev
Haford's Great Pitching Sets Pittsburg Win
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 7 to 4 as Haford, Cincinnati's new recruit from Vermont, holds off Willis and Pittsburg bats in a late rally. Attendance 4,015. Wagner and Seymour lead with key hits while errors and miscues frame the scoring in the April 19 matchup.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Haford
Vermont
Willis
Pillsturg
Clarke
Fugsins
Ganley
Barry
St. Ras
Clymer
Fin
Ocarr
Wagner
Seymour Ct
Reason
Deleham Lill'a Leach
Corcoran
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Odwell
Bo Mith
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Heford
Roldo Oo
Totmin
Carisch
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Garoo
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Nealon
Saymour
Sarrision
Baltimore Eastern Teaguers pound Norfolk State Leaguers in sloppy game
Norfolk Va April 19 The Baltimore Eastern Teaguers batted heavily and fielded poorly with many errors as Norfolk State Leaguers also misplayed balls. Jennings showed fastball but the locals endured their worst fielding game since practice began. score by innings not fully listed.
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Norfolk
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Jenninigs
Portsmouth State Leaguemen Crush Old Point College in Debut
Special to The Weebington Post Norfolk highlights a Portsmouth State League win over Old Point College. The leaguers dominated from the first inning, playing error free and cruising to a lopsided game. Batter lineups include Zgoreks, O Halioran, and Wright for the college, with O'Keefe and others contributing for Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Old Point
Weebington Post
Norfolk
Old Point Colege
Collegians
Virginia Victorious Over Carlisle Indians 11 to 2 in Richmond
Virginia uses Moses superb seven inning effort to hold Carlisle to two hits as Maddux makes a sensational eighth inning stop. Hoff Chandler Walker and Moses lead Virginia bats. eight runs in final innings secure 11 to 2 win.
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Pirgina
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Moses
Tnple
Walker
Hoff
Charles
Hairgrounder
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Lawler
Roy
Ye Dear
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Porter
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Carlisle Ter Hoff
Aendrickss
Johnson
Bairda
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Mosca
Charjas
Monea
Hendricka
Young Deer
Bally
Baird
Hoftwar
Virginia League
Howe
Midshipmen defeat Iowa in seven inning naval clash
At Annapolis on April 19 the Navy Midshipmen edged the Iowa Navy team 7 to 4, overcoming a one run deficit by scoring four tallies in the sixth inning. The game ended after seven innings by agreement, with standout performances from the Midshipmen's lineup including Hance and Symington during the tourney encounter.
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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 Local Baseball Game
Richmond College failed to score against Lynchburg at home in Richmond Virginia as poor hitting and baserunning hindered the visitors. Manager Grim released Keller and Wolf from second and third base after the game.
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Collegiana
Lynchburg
Washington Post
Richmond College
Grim
Peta
Richmond
Keller
Olf
Roanoke
City blind to progress points out needs and chance
In the fourteenth annual report of the Board of Trade committee on commerce and manufactures, Washington business leaders urge growth through new industries. They argue high wages, strong local financing, and capable management can attract desirable enterprises, with patents and tests already funded and ready for rapid development.
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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 the famous lecture "To Hell and Back" at the Belasco Theater Sunday night. The meeting will be undenominational with no reserved seats or collections, and all are invited including students lawyers clergy and men of every occupation. It is claimed he has influenced more people to become Christian than any man since the Apostle Paul.
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Charles T. Russell
Hell
Belasco Theater
Charles T. Raguell
Paul
Building Permits and Pension Fraud Case
Building permits issued for Ashford for a two story Leek store at 46 Btyde Inland avenue cost about 2200 dollars with James D Downick as builder and a Stabteerth street Northwest repair at 1120 by James P Ckcaley trustes costing 4000. A three story brick and stone addition at 5600 New Hampshire avenue by Marsh and Patera cost 1500. Jail for John Dixon a 60 year old negro convicted of presenting false pension vouchers after claiming navy service. Dixon had worked at the Washington Navy Yard and said he believed service qualified him. He awaits sentence.
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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
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Sen
The Ideal Modern Clothing Ad Claims Top-Quality Ready-Made Garments
The E B Makes garments in house offering one quality the best. Spring stock includes worsteds cheviots cassimeres serges homespuns thibets. Men’s Sack Suits highlighted at 15 18 and 20 dollars as best value.
Live Wire Nerves Trigger Pain and Miles Anti-Pain Pills
A discussion on how nerves transmit pain and how strain or injury causes neuralgia across facial, heart, stomach, and sciatic nerves. endorses Dr Miles' Anti-Pain Pills as a relief, with user testimonials and a sales guarantee, citing price and dosage.
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Beckman
St. Eric
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