Uncle Nick backs Heydler reelection in National League
Longtime ally Younglands Heydler to use influence for reelection. He praises Heydler as capable and honest, credits him with early education under Young and notes Heydler’s role auditing league funds. Young asserts removal of Heydler would harm the National League and vouches for his trusted leadership.
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Nick
Heydler
E Young
Navane
John Haydler
Hepdiar
Hoydier
Young
National League
John
Eleydier
John Heydler
Walker Letter Defends Track Team Actions to Washington Post
Walker writes to the Washington Post editor backing Tech Track Team’s conduct at a federal games dispute. He details meetings with officials, cites protests by Teenneatal High School, and appeals for fair treatment while defending coach Mr Farmer and athletes' integrity.
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Washington
BC Darcmuer
Washington Post
Pom
Fr Ann
Ersted
Murmer
George Orton
Oren
Aluabla
Wikor
Fa Baer
Haltimsré
Bute
Defopoo
Clean Ath
Urle
Letate
Mr Bear
Renricg
Tia
Ummer
Farmer
Thi
James JI Tastuat
He Tean
Kramer Maynorott Farmer
Yoley
Royyatey
Avery
Stuart
Orion
Hove
Thote
Ida
Monte Attell and Danny Webster Boxing Charity Bout Planned
San Renusuo reports a charity boxing match around mid month between Monte Attell and Danny Webster to benefit Johnny Murphy. The bantamweight world title bout carries a 9 round limit with weigh ins at 10 and 6 pounds and Jack Welch as referee. A former light weight hopeful in Honolulu is said to be dying of tuberculosis.
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San Renusuo
Deos
Monte Attell
Danny Webster
Johnny Murphy
Honolulu
Eclock
Jack Welch
Feree
Pittsburg Pitcher Camalis Rebuffs Offer Amid Illness
The noted Pittsburg pitcher Camalis is staying with his family in Hustonville as he recovers from a quinsy attack. He plans to join a twelve game series with All Star American Ball overs in Lo Camalis, but his condition has delayed his return.
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Ome
Omy Veye
Howard Atz
Pittsburg
Hustonville
Jon Che
Bowen Virginia captain elected for 1910 Virginia team
Hedrey M Bowen of Bramwell West Virginia was chosen captain for the 1910 Virginia football eleven. He is a law student who has played right end the last two seasons and has been the team's punter in both campaigns. Bowen came to Virginia from Episcopal High School at Alexandria where he played football three years.
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Washington
Charlottesville
Virginia
Hedrey M Bowen
Bramwell
W Va
Bowen
Law School
Episopal
Alexandria
Herrmann Confident Heydler Favored for National League Presidency
Cincinnati December 21 Garry Herrmann president of the Reds and NL commissioner says John Heydler will be elected NL president at the New York meeting. He notes conditions have changed and predicts a campaign plan with Dreyfuss and Judson forging support. Herrmann denies ties to any withdrawal threats and hints he may back Brown if Heydler fails.
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Washington
Cincinnati
John Heydler
National League
New York
Garry Hermann
The
Reds
Charles Murphy
Herrmann
Drew Juds
Pittsburg Club
Jeanne ‘Herrmann
Dreyfuss
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Robison
St Louis
Red Chief
Heydler
Brown
Anonymous franchise sale looms in Eastern Carolina Baseball League
The Wilson Athletic Association owners seek to dispose of their franchise as the league plans a prolonged 110 game season. Goldsboro likely to exit, opening a path for Durham to enter the league next season.
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Wilson Athletic Association
Carola Baseball League
Wepo
Wilson
Goldsboro
Gia Durham
Explosion damages Camden business district killing and injuring
A carbonate tank exploded at 7 30 pm in the Southern Express office in Camden causing a blaze that swept half a block and left losses near 101 000. One man died and two prominent citizens were injured along with others. The blast toppled the express wall onto Watkins Brothers stores burying Andrey Whitaker and Arthur Watkins under debris with serious injuries. The injured were rescued and treated.
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Camden SC
Southern Express
Camdens
Tapre
Eve O
Express
Strike Nears Crisis as Switchmen Strike Expands
In St Paul police tighten patrols as Chief O Connor calls the strike serious and orders day officers to stay on duty at central station. Railroads report reduced personnel, new workers hired, and imports from Chicago to cover shifts while factory and wholesale sectors face supply shortages and warnings of broader impact.
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Gererate
Et Paol
Minn
John O 'O Connor
Polles Department
Central Atetion
Chicago
St Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Duluth. the Railway Ovanageraea
St Frul Wholesale Grocery
Brotherhood of Tranme and
Conductora
Clarng
Great Southern Railroad
SS Paul
Hawley
Labar
Wen
Minnesota
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Gor
Cat
Lawler
Switchmens Union
Joint Committee of Railway Managers
St Fant
Switchmens Union of North America
Smpolye Duluth Minn
Brotherhood of Railway
Bork
Warriner Cash Not Traced In Cincinnati Ledger
Charles T L Warriner former local treasurer of the T Four Railroad admits to theft of 663000 with only 1000 40 800 accounted for He says 320000 lost in stock market speculation through Henry Clews Co but books show losses unlikely Claims of blackmail and missing funds prompt inquiries by railroad officials detectives and lawyers Mrs Jeanette Ford bond valuation urged by Judge Woodmantee while Hamilton McK Twombly Vanderbilts director at his Madison New Jersey home is reported seriously ill.
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Imeinnat
Charles TL Warriner
T- Four
Wartiner
New York
Henry Clews & Company
Woodmantee
Common Pleas Court
Mra
Jeannette Ford
Cincinnati
Heroic mother offers skin graft to save son in auto crash
Mrs Emma Ohle, after giving blood, allows doctors to remove a pint and skin patches to fashion a 16 inch by inches graft for her one year old son injured in a car crash. Her husband Charles Ohle volunteers more skin as doctors warn amputation of his legs may be needed. The operation, to be performed next week, aims to restore flesh and blood supply after gangrene developed in the broken limbs.
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Apeel al
The
Washington Post
New York
Emma Ohn
Charles Ohle
Charley Ohle
Ant Automobile
Jega
Oble
Mrc
Coler Charges Too Late Declined by Gov Hughes
Albany Dec 2 Gov Hughes refused to entertain charges against Bird Coler president of Brooklyn by commissioners John Purroy Mitchell and Henry Buncke alleging improper conduct. He ruled the charges filed too late for consideration as Coler's term expires this year.
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Albany
Gov Hughes
Bird
Coler
Brooklyn
John Purroy Mitchell
Henry Buncke
New York
Aly Gov Hughes
Lunatics poisoned at Frederickeburg asylum
A report from The Washington Past describes 546 patients at a Frederickeburg area asylum suffering after poisoned rice, with two deaths and seven more cases being chemically analyzed. Warden McKee asserts the institution has 41 executions in its 38 years, noting his two hangings during his tenure and inability to secure a safer method of execution.
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Boeslat
Washington
Frederickeburg Neer
Hemburg
McKee Peredau
Indictments Charge L N Road and Tobacco Firm With Rebates
A federal grand jury returned indictments against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad the Chicago St Louis and Lucien Irwin and the American Tobacco Company for alleged rebates on tobacco salt cement coal and cottonseed. Charges name officials and firms tied to rebate schemes with fines and possible imprisonment.
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St Louis
Lucien Irwin
Tno
Ana True Magiger
Ibacco
Louisville
Nashville
St Bernard Coal and ‘Mining Company
Kerry ‘Ahmes
J B
Speed & Co
Tloulaville Cottonseed Company
Cutter Aids Stranded Four Master On Frying Pan Shoal
The Marie Palmer, largest four master on the coast, ran ashore on Frying Pan Shoals while being towed from Carteret by the Coney to Savarmeh with 2749 tons of guano. Seminole and Onondaga, plus three Wilmington tugs and the Coney, chased and planned to float the Palmer into Southport after a survey recommended towing to her death. The Coney had just started out last night when grounding occurred. a wireless from the Seminole reported a plan to attempt salvage tonight.
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Frying Pan
Beaufort
NC Doe
Maria Palmer
Savarmeh
Uhe
Carteret Bh
Cape Lookout Cave
Norfolk
Une Palmer
Onopdaga
Marie Palmer
Ohl
Wilmington
Coney
Palmer
Southport
Heirs Divide Real Estate Under Mackall Will Probate
Margaret Whann Mackall's will dated July 1 and admitted to probate allocates real estate among nine children. Saray Mackall, Margaret Weld, Louis Mackall Jr, and others receive three houses each or portions of the residuary estate held in trust by American Security and Trust Company. Specific bequests of personal property are named to Louis Mackall, Barah L Mackall, and Margaret Weld with executors named.
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Margaret Whann Mackall
Saray
Mackall
Margaret Weld
Louis Mackall Jr
Louis
Mac
James Mc’ Mackall
Upton B Mackall
American Security and Trust Company
Thirty Fourth
AB Streets
Louis Mackall
Barah L Mackall
William J Manning Dead in Washington Treasury Official
William J Manning died at 4 am at his home 139 Harvard Street Northwest after a stomach illness. Born in Indianapolis in 1860s to English parents, he studied law with a former president and served as U S marshal before a pension office role and then a Treasury career. He leaves a wife and three children, Donald and Misses Fannie and Dudley Manning, with burial in Lawrenceburg Indiana.
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William J Manning
Treasury Department
Harvard Street
Manning
Indianapolis
Ind
Bar Iison
W W Dudley
Indiana
Ihig State
Washington
Pension Office
Donald
Fannie
Dudley Manning
Lawrenceburg
Young Roanoke Boy Overdoses on Laudanum Writing Telegram
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke Virginia December 2 A young boy named Willie Strato, found with papers on him, collapsed in a telegraph office while writing a telegram to Covington Virginia. Doctors say he suffered an overdose of laudanum and may have attempted suicide. He is unconscious and in critical condition.
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Washington
Roanoke Va
Willie Strato
Telegraph Office
Bean
Covdngton
High Speed Submarines St Petersburg Dee 2 Contracts
Two submarines nearing contracts for Russia aim to boost fleet reach. Specs call for 613 tons, 186 feet 9 inches length, 17 1 2 knots surfaced and 34 1 2 knots submerged. Experts note engine limits and expect outcome with interest.
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Lera
Erie
Tne
Forcea Uraft
Ae Wally
Enwagen Hithertona
French Target Ship Sinks After Naval Gun Explosions
Paris reports the battleship Jena, a former French target ship used in gunnery practice, capsized and sank while being towed into port. The vessel had suffered a 1907 explosion that killed 80 and wounded hundreds, and recent firing practice left it damaged.
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Jena
Eet
Jewels Bring 350000 in Polovtgoff Collection Sale
High prices were realized today at the Polovtgoff collection sale with seventeen jewelry lots. A pearl necklace row sold for 102,000 and another row surpassed 50,000 while a diamond and ruby piece brought 150,000, reflecting strong demand.
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Dee
Conspiracy Arrests Reported in Russian Plot
A Russian plot to incite a revolution is alleged with numerous arrests across locations including St Petersburg. Official details remain scarce as authorities investigate the wider network and specific targets in connection with the conspiracy.
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St Petersburg
Dec
Kiem
Che
Wubjéet
Only Furloughed Men To Be Added At Government Printing Office
Acting Public Printer Henry T Brian said the current force at the Government Printing Office is sufficient to handle the expected surge when Congress opens. He stated that unlike past years there will not be a large expansion of staff. About 80 furloughed employees will be called back, restoring the force to meet any emergencies, with no plans to enlarge the workforce beyond that.
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Congress
Henry T Brian
Donnelly
New York
Brian
Confesses Two Robberies In Potomac Park Boathouse Case
Joseph W Smith confessed to two burglaries after police found his knife at the Potomac park government boathouse. He admitted stealing fishing tackle and a set of plumber tools from 3306 Sixteenth Street. He was sentenced to six months in the workhouse for the tools theft and held for grand jury action awaiting further charges.
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Joseph W Smith
Potomac
John Marshall Place
Potomac Park
Smith
Munbrey
Pat Creaghe
Creaghett
Smiths
Sixteenth Street
Miles Heroine Ad Claims Nerve Strength Solution
An old patent medicine ad touts Miles Heroine as a cure for nervous system weakness. It claims improved function after a few doses, with assertions that organs like stomach, heart, and kidneys are strengthened as nerves grow stronger.
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WM R. Burkhardt
Kuching St
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