Nationals Win in Galveston as Tarpon Hero Impresses Crowd
The Nationals, delayed by a White Sox game, train in Galveston and enjoy surf and fishing. Lave Cross lands a seventy pound tarpon after nearly an hour fight. White Sox Colts beat Galveston 7 to 3 with wild pitching and a double steal. The Nationals renew Galveston park lease for two years and will play Sunday against Galveston Colts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Comiskey
Washington
Galveston
Washington Post
Tex
Mar
Nationala
White Sox
Cantillon
Chicago
Tremont Hotel
Washingtonians
Ievain
Lave Cros
Falkenberg
Cross
Altrock
Cheney
We'kart
Exra
Quillan
O'Neill
Gaerton
Own
McFarland
Mazon
Whit- Try Myere
Newhouse
Anderson
Chicago Nationals face rough start as training camp opens
Tales from training camps show Charley Murphy near nervous tension with a shoulder wrench while Chance wrenched his shoulder earlier. The Chicago Nationals hope better health and coach Clark Griffith’s steady approach will spur a pennant bid. lineup includes Hackett Sullivan Collins Stahl Ungland Ferris Wagner and Briaw with Young Glaze as pitchers and Criger joining in shape from Notre Dame training.
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Chicago Nationals
Charley Murphy
Chicago Fang
Windy City
Chicago
Clark Grifith
Tco
Charley
Grif
Chick” Stahl
Hacrett
Sullivan
Collns
Bee
Stahl
Cester Fold
Ungland
Ferris
Jase Wagner
Ghost
Veterans Beat Colts in Bloomingdale Club Exhibition
The Bloomingdale Athlete Club senior team defeated the juniors at McDevitt's field last evening 10 to 5 due to stronger teamwork and fielding. Ornbaugh and Buckley starred with sticks, Meek’s deep center throw to the plate, Feran and Shuckera also key plays. The seniors prepare to face Eckington Athletic Club Monday at McDevitt's field. Lexington, Va. March 21 Washington and Lee University edged Staunton Military Academy 9 to 6 in the season opener. Luhn hit a threebagger and Johnson and Pipes had two-baggers for Washington and Lee. Score by innings:
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Bloomingdale Athlete Club
McDevitt's
Ornbaugh
Buckley
Meek
Feran
Shuckera
Eckington Athletic Club
MccDevitt's
Washington Post
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Staunton Military Academy
Luhn
Johnson
Pipes
Washington and Lee
Frank Isbell Called Home as Family Fears Smallpox
Word from Texas says White Sox outfielder Frank Isbell has been recalled to attend his family after reports relatives of Vint Isbell may have contracted smallpox. A quarantine could delay his return and keep him from playing for an extended period.
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Sue Waning Oh Pos
Chicago
Texas
White Sox
Frank Isbell
Vint Isbell
Ispell
Will Play Virginia Teams in Tri-State Season Opener
Local baseball fans await opening day with Wolverton aiming to edge rivals in the Tri-State circuit. The squad heads south for early games as April matchups with Lynnhurst and others loom, while Phils defeat Savannah 25 to 2 and Cubs top Birmingham 5 to 1. An educational contest invites submissions through April 3 with back numbers available at the publication office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Willamsport
Ager Wolverton
Wibe
Lynenhurst
Auguwers
Hatchetites Defeat GWU in Seven Inning Slugfest at Van Ness Park
Washington Athletic Association defeats George Washington University 12 to 8 in a seven inning game marked by heavy hitting and errors. Heator started for Hatchetites, Brennen collected five of GWU’s ten hits, and Green pitched well for the winners, holding GWU to seven hits. Ruiz stellar at short and Murphy and Doyle contributed for the Hatchetites. Time of game one hour and thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Athletic Association
Nina
George Washington University
van Ness Park
Hatchetttes
Heater
Halle
University of North Carolina
Bewes
Green
Brenyen
Ruiz
Relding Bia
Apna
Waha A
Rhoaes Gwu
Rhoab Rulz
Doyle
Goodoo
OjGrrigan
Lawson
If Broone
Andgar Crogan
Brennan
Crowley
Titus
Et Murphy
Wasner
el Green
Aj Jobson
Wheeler
Mueller
Ktenoga Wedmyer
Weaver
Washington A. A
George Washington
Wington Athletic Association
George Washingt
Wirt Pase
Belle
Murphy
Wadmeyer
Orrison
Collistower
Yale Wrestlers Win Intercollegiate Championship
Yale won the intercollegiate wrestling title with 11 points, Columbia and Princeton tied at 7, Pennsylvania 4th with 3. Goebel of Yale defeated Ryan of Columbia in the final bout to clinch the title. Notable feats included Yolwell of Pennsylvania and Nargannes of Columbia in key matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Mar. Y
Yale Tonight
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Goabel
Yale
Ryan
Yolwell
Foster
Hawaii
Tims
L Dole
Yate
Lindo
Columba
Ralph
Narcangea
Parker
Folwell
Penvaysania
Rime
Goebel
Columb
J. J O'Brien
Hotels and Guests Listed Across Cities in US
A long OCR list catalogs hotel guests and their residences in Baltimore, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Richmond, California, Connecticut, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia. Names span individuals and couples with affiliations to Metropolitan and St James hotels among others, reflecting a round of high-profile travelers and staying arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
D M. Goshen
M . Oweny
San Francisco
George A. Sutherland
Long Beach
St James
Dizey W Thompson
Santa Barbara
Shoreham
Connecticut
H D_ Parker
Yife
Heford
Metropolitan
Efra Thomas F. Smith
Mies
A Eli
New Britain
New Willard
Kentucky
W. ©. Moszberger
Loulaville
St. James
JW. Mayo
Lexington
Edgar A. Carton
Detroit
James
Wlis
Ashtabula
Regent
Pennsylvania
Frank Mehaffey
Chambersburg
D. Kenney
Athena
T. B. Budinger
Snow Shoes
W. Bhortzer
Harrieburg
James A. A Brush
James George Atkins
Weatherby
Harrisburg
Rhode Island
H. J. Gates
Providence
National
Mia
H. L. Line
Hope Valley
Texas
E C Greek
College Station
Charles K . Yoakum
Fort Worth
Virginia
W. J. Humphreya
William B. Blaire
R. Miller
Mount Mather
W. Liskey
Newton Messick
Frank Heatwade
Harrisonburg
Riggs West Vinginia
Lee Roy
Witness Puter Admits Immunity Deal In Land Office Case
Stephen A. D. Puter testifies in the Hemmen land fraud trial that he was promised immunity in exchange for cooperation with the government. He describes bribery attempts on the grand jury, dealings in state land, and payments to Loomis as investigators probe the extent of fraud and misconduct tied to the General Land Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann
Stephen A. D. Puter
Binger Hemmenn
General Land Office
Pater
Puter
Baker
Odlang
Worthington
Leorn
Heney
Oregon
Multnomah
Jair
al i
District of Columbia
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Peter
Franklin Pierce Mays
Mays
Mr. Worthington
Brownell
United States
Mrs. Watson
Washington
Watson
Loomis
Wisconsin Bank denies Chaffee link in bribery case
Milwaukee officials say no one named Charles Chaffee was connected with the bank in the case in which Puter testified he received funds to bribe Senator Mitchell. The testimony noted letters from Mr Hermann about townships and forest reserve petitions, with discovery issues in Berkeley and in transit.
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Worthington
Puter
Washington
Richards
Hermann
Asaw
Cascade Forest Reserve
Mr. Hermann
Oregon
Aaa Hermann
Stantly
Berkeley
Cal
Sea State Forester
Ormsby
Baker
Southern Pacific Railway
Snesas
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Maya
Portland
Mays
Ter
Aatchen
Sank
Chaffee
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin National Bank
3. A.D. Puter
Mitchell
Charles Chaffee
Second Will of Mrs Augusta Marshall Filed in Probate Court
A second will dated May 19 1906 with a codicil dated May 21 1906 was filed. It directs sale of property at 38 Street Northwest with $300 to granddaughter Helen A Clary and $250 to daughters Annie A Clary and Emma Swine. A $200 note to grandson Louis Cuillier is canceled, remainder to Ida Covington and Julia Mattingly with contingent shares. Ida also gives a note to Julia Covington now Julia Tatem.
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Augusta Marshall
Louis Cuvillier
Ida Covington
Julia Mattingly
Mia
Marshall
Julia Covington
Tatem
Leaves Property to Wife in Probate Will
Charles C. Casey directed in his will that his wife Elizabeth Ann Casey receive forty dollars for immediate expenses and all household furniture pictures books silverware and his watch chain and Knights Templars charm. The remainder is left to National Savings and Trust Company as trustee with the widow receiving income during life or until remarriage. Upon death or remarriage the property passes to Mia. Casey's children Minnie Bradd Howard Harrison and Annie Haripon are named heirs.
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Charles C. Casey
Elizabeth Ann Casey
Knights Templars
National Savings and Trust Company
Mia
Casey
Minnie Bradck Howard Harrison
Annie Haripon
Wreck suits filed for 40000 against railroad company
Two suits were filed in the District Supreme Court against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company after the Terra Cotta wreck on December 30. Virginia C. Cross as administratrix seeks 10000 for the death of Rogalie E. Cross who died the next day. Samuel P. Compher sues for Lucile Compher claiming 30000 for permanent injuries including shortened legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Virginia C. Cross
Rogalie EB. Cross
Samuel P. Compher
Lucile Compher
Divorce Granted to Frances Trouland in District Court
Justice Gould granted Frances J Trouland an absolute divorce from William H Trouland a State Department clerk. Mrs Trouland awarded custody of the children but the father may visit twice monthly for a few hours at his mother’s residence. Hearing began yesterday with a seven member jury on an appeal from the Union Station Grade Claims Commission. The case concerns damages to property owners in the square bounded by Second Third K and I streets northeast. The hearing resumes next Monday at 10 oclock.
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Justice Gould
District Supreme Court
Frances J. Troulang
Willam Hi. Trouland
State Department
Tha ‘Union Station Grade Claims Commission
William Walch
Walch
North Capitol Street
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Dikbaugh
Anglo Teantle
Gooke
Cooke
Mooraye
Moore
Dero Ve. Dare
Hinds
Corbett
Gailahan
Callahan
Meri Mat
Hooker
Thompson
Wife Seeks Absolute Divorce in District Supreme Court
Mrs Gertrude Nelson filed for an absolute divorce from Charles Nelson in the District Supreme Court yesterday. She asks to resume her maiden name Gertrude Hit. The couple married in this city January 18, 1909. They have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Nelson
District Supreme Court
Charles Nelson
Gertrude
Nelsons
Legal Record from Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
A DC legal record lists justices including Harlan, Brower, White, Peckham, McKenna, Holmes, Day, Moody. docket items include adjournments, motions, and argued cases across Court of Appeals, DC Supreme Court equity courts, circuit courts, criminal courts, and probate court with numerous appellants such as William W. Blake?, Clinton Hutching, C. G. Ballentyne, David Kawananeloa, Louisa Sauerata, and institutions like New York Continental Jewett Filtra and Union Trust Company. Adjournments and hearings scheduled for March 22, 1908 era are noted.
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Justice Harlan
Justice Brower
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenna
Justicus Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Moody
Avid W. Hill
Popler Bluffs
John Romig
Francis M. Hatch
Appellees
David E. Whttngton
David Kawananeloa
Louisa Sauerata
City of New York
Abram J. Elkus
Theodore Connally
Amd
New York Continental Jewat
Filtra, Hom Company
Wynkoop
Cantindad
Columbia National Bank
Bnight
Starkweather Ve. Dyer Et
F. Laightos
R. P. Beans
Smith
Real estate transfers across multiple DC districts listed
A dated compilation records transfers in numerous DC neighborhoods including Le Droit Park Brightwood Long Meadows Meridian Hill and more. Transactions show buyers such as Robert Reyburn and Gertruda H Lewis paying ten dollars with various lot numbers and trustees noted, often with trust amounts and square references.
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LE Droit Park
Hilen
Aten
H. Jerome
Robert Reyburn
Eilen H. Alienst
Lottie
Burnet
James J
Sharia W
Florence M. Gaines
LH Droit Park
John W. Gleaman
Hayden Johnson
A. Douglass
Gertruda H Lewis
Fetworth
Francis
Frantiin Z. Senner
Washington Heights
Mintwood
Brightwood
William J. Hayre
Herry R Greene
Ciock
Thomas
Jones Et
Sylvester F. Blackwell
Richard D. James
Henry A. Cumberland
Ambrose A .Jennings
Lula B Jennings
Long Meadows
Viz
James T
Reed Manna
Lote
University Park
Charles Lonoke
Edwin
Loucks
J. Louis Loose
Nellie
Loose
Lota
Square
Appa M. Milbura
Wilbur ¥. Nash
Square Tei
Thomas H. Malton
District of Columbia
Granby
Samuel W. Pickford
Frodaricie GL
Mary M. Babesdror
el Echington
Emilie C. Riley
Digrish
Colum ‘Bis
Bide & “ i
Meridian Hill
Leigh Robinson
Holmen Consad
I Square
Frankiin T. Banner Et Ax
Philip F Harvey
Benning Heights
the Valley Realty Company
Francis A. Hollingsworth
Bobi
Harry B. Willson
Harry Ward
Rumson
Rowdybwit
Henry L. Woener Dux
Dewice Wills
Kalorama Heights
Lark
Thomer Williamson
Herbert Mf. Wilson
Lie
Herry Wardman
Willan J. Haya
William H. Walker
BOC Eilen
Libert
Walter R. Wilcox
Robert" Resburn
Will Have Military Funeral for John E Clement
John E Clement an employee of the document room at the Department of Agriculture and Spanish American War veteran died Wednesday at his home 1407 Third Street Northwest His funeral from the family residence at 1 30 this afternoon includes Arlington burial with military honors by his cam tebe annte. Funeral of Mrs Nora Tennant will be at 1 19 o'clock at St Dominica Church at 1013 C Street Southwest Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery
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John E. Clement
Document Room
Publiccation Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Third Street Northwest
Arlington
Nora Tennant
Eineatas
C Street
St Dominic
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Opium Trade Regulated By Britain and US Proposed
Officials press for joint U S Britain action to regulate opium traffic. Britain suggests an international commission to study and report a feasible plan. Germany France Portugal and Japan are noted as sharing interest due to colonies and holdings in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Philip
China
Cp- Point
Spooner Backed By Wisconsin Milkman For White House
Amid a presidential boom atmosphere Senator Spooner gains an unlikely endorsement from a Wisconsin milkman who once served his patron. The dairyman, who supported Spooner, sent a receipted bill noting gratitude and a future hope to serve him in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John . Spooner
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Little Grant
Wisconsin
Fairbanks
Washington
Congress
Spooner Gant
Spooner
Capitol
Death of aged composer and union original member
Charles Ellis aged eighty eight died yesterday at his home 97 D street northwest after a brief illness. Born in Richmond Va he long worked with the Religious Herald and moved to Washington in 1895. His remains will be taken to Richmond for funeral services and interment. He is survived by a son Charles G Elis. Also reported election of Columbia Hospital for Women officers at its annual board meeting with R R McMahon as president and Dr J O Skinner named medical superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ellis
International Typographical Union
D Street Northwest
Mr. Ellis
Richmond
Religious Herald
Washington
Elis
Charles G. Elis
Board of Directors
Columbia Hospital For Women
R. R McMahon
Southard Parker
Rixey
Alfred Harding
John D. McChesney
J. O. Skinner
Fire in Policeman Home Damages Residence
Fire discovered yesterday morning at the home of Policeman W. F. Wilson of the Ninth precinct at 612 Fourteenth Street northeast. No. 30 engine company responded and extinguished the blaze. Damage set at $25, covered by insurance. Cause listed as children playing with matches.
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W. F. Wilson
Ninth Precinct
Fourteenth Street
Supreme Ruler Wiggins to Initiate 100 Royals in D.C.
Howard C. Wiggins of Rowe New York arrives in Washington to night to preside at National Rifles Armory initiation of 100 new Royal Arcanum members. He will address one of the nine councils during the event.
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Howard C. Wiggins
Rowe
N. Y
Royal Arcanum
Washington
National Rifles’ Armory
Ict
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COLTS
Bloomingdale Club
Sen
Warren and
Gwathmy Anthony
Maxwell and
Riddiemoms
Mr. Whittington
Les
Phillies
Savannah
Bily Murray
Philadelphia Nationals
Birmingham
Cubs
Ala
Hatchetites
Fotwell
Wargames
Meet
Baltimore
J. F. Adamson
Raleigh
Amstrong
A. Velkcor
Thomas F. Pye
Yacharla
William Howson Baltzell
Bhoraham
Borton
G. Liktiefeld
Haviland
James Adamson
Mra
A Daly
H Adams
Staleigh “S Herowick
Rishard Gose
D. W. Fisher
B. G. Cochran
FJ Keegan
Ah. B. Semple
A. E Boop
W. Hi. Elkan
Horace Mann
R. Werhelm
W A V. Remond
R. A. Bittong
Leo de Boer
JL Gohntz
J. G. Andrews
ML. Wentworth
J . Behuls
R. W. Miller
W. A. Taptor
Bear P
LA Rust
J J. Bnyder
AE. Steers
Bpitt
Theodore ¥. Hicks
William McC
Todd
Charles M. Todd
Bird
William C' Brod
A EH Pick
Paul D Crath
TA Fotter
New Wojard
ML. Heikem
Hiladelphia
Leo J Wolmann
Biller
J. Irvin
AL. Moener
J Mansbaen
Haleiga
Robect Graham
John Mc Willers
G Warren Leopod
Hon
Fry J. H. F Cocke
J.C. Pahner
Gorge Mondschoth
Clarke
Wito
P. Carter
P. J. Marley
Harry Zugur
M. B Mayer
Gt James
MiLeman
Rizas
Irene Shetzline
Willie Shetstine
Rose- Conaghy
H Shetzline
Ebbitt
Fittsburg
M. M. Patterson
Mre
Se ‘Thompson
Whitts
Mrrs
Sydney A. Davidson
Thomas Jamison
Willa H. Jamison
Wits
Spuhler
Julien Kennedy
Cook
Willard
Joan H. Maddox
Charlee
Pos
Frank J. Walsh
W. N. Rodney
New York
Will
Charles E. Casey
Baltimore and
Ohio
Frances J. Trouland
Terday
Emma
A. Bowling
Mary V. Connor
Dominick Furlong
Corsa. Jackson
Cora Johnson
James 8. Quick
Julia Selby
Megele . Symington
Fannie Unger
Thomas Wilkins
Mertha A. Williams
Claudia Wynne
John Boodyn
U. S
Browning &Baines Inc
Pa. Ave
Legal Record
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Seth Shepard
Jasties
Tours &. McComas
Charles H Robbs
Equity Court NO. 2
Justica Gouldane
Miller
Rrowland Va
Trowlind
Gordon & Cote
Macterland
Lyles
Lylea
Hoffman
Hoffman Palmer
Palmer
Cahill
Laiterty
Northwest Eckington Improvement Company
Jampbell
Weber
Wagner
Wilkins & Bon
Wonderly
Myers
Circuit Court NO
Justice Anderson
Colbert
Riley
Thomas R. Riley
Pa Olan & Co
Bradley
McKay
George Barrie & Bous
Patterson
Adema
The
Warhington College of Music
Criminal Court NO
Juntice Statford
Binger Hermann
Justice Barnard
Achater Ve. Cunningham Manufacturing Company
Gould
Robert E Mattingly
Med
National Safe Depot
Trost Company
Michael J. Pizgerald
Micheal Or Blenty
Charlene Wiltate
James N. Siler
Philippine Islands
England
Columbia Hospital
Tohny Wanamaker
Wanamaker
America
Eiber Hubbard
E. Edward Watch Company
Hammer and South Ste
Cremo
American Cigar Company
S.S.S
Cravenette
Sik
F Street
Goodyear Raincoat Co
Olgestapasnea Company
Wingnlimited Capital
Potomac Guarantee Loan CO
F St
Capital Loan Co. Gan
N. W
Citizens’ Loan & Trust CO
X. W
Trai
Droggtsin
Plata
Reed Sts Ieus
Twelfth Street
Shade
Fisk Elgin
St. W
T. Baldus
Homa
Hinreb
Remety
Goa
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