Alexandria Rews In Brief Forbidden Warrant Outside City Limits
Washington Post Bureau reports Mayor Paff ordered police not to serve warrants outside Alexandria corporate limits without his permission. The rule strains officers who fear escapes and possible charges of neglect. State's Attorney Brent vows action if warrants are not served. Also notes future Bryan lecture for Confederate Daughters fund, a mystery death, a Junior Card Club event, and an update on Councilman Baader's paralysis.
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Elopement by motor in Paris shocks chaperon
A 22 year old medical student Alexandre Henry ran away with 16 year old Marguerite Boissonneau in Paris. They fled in a motor car aided by two men in fur coats. The couple sent a telegram declaring life over death and asking forgiveness. Police hunt the runaways. From the Start Set. He is optimistic and certain he can do anything he has never tried.
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Vanderbilt Ninety Horsepower Auto Stars On Ormond Beach
At Ormond Florida on the beach course prominent machines race amid a large crowd. William K Vanderbilt Jr in a ninety horsepower racer leads the field with others like H L Bowden and Charles De Pius testing speeds as officials discuss the third annual international meet and Tuesday starts.
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Cuban League Baseball Opens in Havana With American Lincoln Team Visit
The Havana Cuban League season begins with Reds and Blues after a preseason series against an American team from Lynn Club. Players from Baltimore Providence Pittsburg Manchester Altoona and Lynn praised Cuban players at Almendares Park and noted police managed games and lively betting among locals and officials. Americans admired Cuban fielding and throwing accuracy while witnessing Sunday crowds of up to 8,000 spectators and novel police control on the diamond.
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Providence
William Clancy
Pittsburg
Wallace E. Taylor
Manchester
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Charles Nugent
Altoona Pa. S Baseball Club
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Wiliam McAuliffe
Jerry Donavan
F. J. Leonard
Lynn
Mass
Almendares Park
Gen. Weyler
Careel
Taylor and Green Here with Ban Johnson in Washington
Boston Americans owners President John I. Taylor and Carl M. Green visited Washington to meet Ban Johnson of the American League. They discussed team prospects for the coming season and denied any league business in the trip. Johnson remained in Washington to help local officials prepare for the season as Taylor and Green traveled back to Boston.
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Baseball Gossip and Team Adjustments Preview
Connie Mack names Hartsel to center field Hoffman regular left fielder and Seybold in right as players report. Polilan has recovered and is in New York. Hartsel and others face conditioning notes. Hickman seeks second base. Detroit eyes a strong first baseman. Giants minor stockholders question Croker ownership while Brush rises in the league. War talk lingers among players. Griffith plans early spring pitching trainin g with Eleven sent south.
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Winter Overcoats Sale Sparks Historic Market Rumors
A jumble of price cuts for winter overcoats appears alongside dense coverage of baseball trade talk and league updates. Discussions cite Dick Padden for Jake Stahl trade chatter, Charley Jones’ status with the Senators, and new signings for the Philadelphia Nationals. The piece also notes rule-change debates, manager decisions, and various interleague averages plus a Navy Yard bowling update.
Nightlife of New Year in Frisco Confetti and Cheer
Special correspondence from The Washington Fest in San Francisco on New Year’s Eve recalls Market Street crowds embracing joyous chaos. Horns, confetti, and street bands fill the night as police quell a flying wedge prank, cafes overflow with diners, and a turkey-winner in a plug hat sparks laughter. The piece ends with revelers returning home around 2 a.m., celebrating a festive, citywide spectacle.
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Her Allowance Planning in London Pick-Me-Up
A London Pick-Me-Up item notes a young woman pre marriage planning her future husband’s allowance and, after marriage, spends effort maximizing the beet advantage from that income. The piece reflects light social humor on money and early marriage expectations.
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