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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
16
A damaged OCR readout lists scattered names places and numbers. It includes stray tokens like Feb 15 and references to schools or teams but many items are unreadable or garbled. No coherent event or outcome is clearly identifiable from the fragment.
Joy Miller, star football captain and player for the Un torstu team, disappeared after a December declaration to play. He was found on a fruit farm near Wallace Wall a Wash in good health though his mind was not clear.
Jamestown Jockey Club gains license to run a race meeting from April 1 to mid April in Jamestown New York as stewards grant the application. Jamestown officials also report the Railroad Bill amendment defeated by the House committee in Interstate Commerce after a party-line vote.
Virginia baseball coaches report a strong start as warm weather returns. Grant and Witmer show improvement while Jones Culbertson Douglas and Stratton appear ready for substantial roles. Beaters Roban Beardall Werlin and Todd headline catching and infield depth. Pickford, Hoban, and Blakeney bolster fielding and base running.
A university athletic meeting at Georgetown College last evening announced plans for a permanent boat house and an interclass regatta with races to be held after the new athletic year opens. Father Emmett praised managers and discussed fall sport materials and upcoming fall activities. The interclass baseball series will begin after the April reopening, with Brown coordinating schedules and awards for winners and players.
President Taft rails at sensationalism in press coverage and calls for honest news reporting while praising conservation advances led by Theodore Roosevelt and Pinchot. He warns lawmakers to balance railroad interests with fair laws, urges broad public trust, and notes applause after St Patrick's Day remarks at Hamilton Club and Irish Fellowship event.
Senator Cox of Ohio introduced a bill granting the President authority to enter reciprocal trade agreements with foreign nations. The measure aims to address tariff law gaps and ease strained international relations while balancing maximum and minimum tariff provisions.
New York firefighters perform a daring in air rescue as Andrew Mitchell and his wife cling to a third floor window. Mooney swings by the legs and Bogel swings to reach and save them with a tarpaulin aid. The ladder buckles but the team pulls both to safety amid flames and smoke.
Special to The Washington Post reports Mrs Alice Tabler formerly of Martinsburg and resident of Hagerstown tried to kill herself last midnight in a police headquarters cell after arrest for disorderly conduct. Locked in the cage she swallowed bichloride tablets before an officer seized the bottle and stopped her. She was jailed for ten days in default of a fine.
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