No Runs For Virginia Patten In Five Innings
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville Va March 2 The Senators played solid defense and produced five hits off Pollard and Warren while Virginia pitcher Patten lasted five innings with only one hit allowed Washington had five runs in the second and again in the final innings as Shaughnessy Mulen and Knoll delivered timely hits The collegians managed three safeties and Craft Pollard Graham led the fielding with notable gains despite muddy infield conditions Cassidy Hamilton and Hiis are sidelined by illness and knee injury respectively awaiting return efforts
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Willing Worker
Collegians
Shaughnessy
Jones
Hill and Cassidy
Washington Post
Charlottesville
Senators
Hille
Stahl
Patten
Wolfe
Washington
Virginia
Pollard
Warren
al Orth
Mullen
Graham
Nill
Knoll
White
Mulien
Kittredge
Efttredgen
Jonas
Huelsman
Deep Weater
Nil
Heyder
Daniel
Colegians
Cracraft
Fielc
Hortstep Cassidy
Hunter Hi
University Hospital
Washington to play amateurs in April 7 clash
Arrangements are under way for Washington to face a locally assembled amateur club on April 7. Captain Coliifftower of the Commissioners' tear and Pat Dowling, ex Georgetown, are selecting the lineup. A strong aggregation is expected as Washington boasts many good players. Captain Coughlin III is ill with la grippe.
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Washington
Coliiftower
Commissioners' Tear
Pat Dowling
Georgetown
Coughlin IH
la Grippe
Syeelns
Augusta
Miller's School Defeats V. MI. Special to The Washington Post
Virginia Military Institute’s nine opens baseball with a 9 to 0 loss to Miller's School Charlottesville cadets lacked practice but showed moments of good play. Miller's next faces Washington and Lee tomorrow in Lexington Virginia.
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Miller’s School
V. MI
Washington Post
Kexington
Virginia Military Institute
Miller's School
Charlottesville
Washington and Lee
Spring Top Coats at Direct-From-Workrooms
Spring stock shows superb styles and cuts for both coats and suits. E. B. Tan Covert cloth top coats titled Our Topper offer a new effect starting at 15 dollars, with spring suits ranging from 10 dollars upward.
Farrell Demands Chase Release from Pacific League
Frank J. Farrell, treasurer of the New York Americans, seeks satisfaction over Hal Chase retention by the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast League. Farrell says he sent Chase’s release, cash, and a railroad ticket that were accepted or ignored, and he warns that urgent action is coming. National baseball officials have instructed Pacific Coast League leadership to release Chase or face action, signaling possible conflict with organized baseball.
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Bert
Washington Post
New York
Frank J. Farrell
New York Americans
Hal Chase
Los Angeles Club
Farret
Chase
Los Angeles
Farrell
Herr Swann
National Baseball Commission
Pacific Coast League
Gallaudet Team Shows Improvement in Kendall Green Game
Gallaudet players displayed marked improvement in a seven inning game at Kendall Green against Central High School. Central High won 4 to 0 as the mates rallied early but could not overtake the hosts. Two double plays energized the action while Cunningham MacCathran Woodward faced O'Donnell Caliday and Matzner in the batteries.
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Gallaudets
Central High School
Kendall Green
Cunningham
MacCathran
Woodward
O'Donnell
Aliday
Matzner
Acmes Defeats Highlight Big Scores in League Drive
Altoona Pa March 2 joint scale committees of the bituminous coal miners and operators today protested a proposed Pennsylvania tax of 8 cents a ton on all coal mined in the state They argued if the tax becomes law it will worsen coal competition with southern fields without federal levying The death of Tobias Martin 36 from a gas heater accident at 1208 Sixteenth Street NW was reported by Emergency Hospital Coroner Negitt issued a certificate of death The piece mentions gas heater wiring and a physician’s account, with a brief note on an April travel sale and a Philadelphia address for further inquiry
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Pennsylvania
Altoona
United States
Tobias Martin
Rewro
Sixteenth Street
At & Gotél
Negitt
Bureg
Losin
Agriculture
Hese
Orman
Land
Acmes
Market House
Spiess
Keane
Bishop
Columbia
Assessors
Marsh
Roesch
Capital Council
Kismets
Jed
Agdin
Hetmertehs
Hess
Germania
Drake
Bante
Cox
Campbell
O' Donnel
Spleas
Viz Miller
Kean
Batley
Leagu
Mars
Phelps
McKnew
Pia Miller
Gah
Asgasaor
Barton
Ingham
Bausearei
Hunt
Thang
Royal Aarganum League
Brandt
Ate Redeker
Burley
Allison
Ecksterg
Tua
Harrison
Rodrick
Dodson
Andersa
Hamel
Wynko
Crosby Ik Ze Blae
Wenner
Mavars
MillMugt
Bergh Wilpon
Beneteee
Sre
Duckfin
Vermilion
Warne
Bradle
Dorekes
EB. Hutchinson
Hutchingam
J. . Parker
V. Farker Ae
Woman stabbed by husband at Delaware avenue home
Fanny Washington, 21, a Black woman, was treated at Emergency Hospital for a stab wound to the abdomen alleged to be inflicted by her husband at their home on Delaware Avenue SW. Police from the Fourth precinct seek the husband as the investigation continues.
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Fanny Washington
Delaware Avenue
Fourth Precinct
Miles' Restorative Nervine Claims Epilepsy Cure
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure for epilepsy once deemed incurable. The testimonial from John Lewis of Clarion Pa credits dramatic relief after using the product, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help. The copy touts widespread cures and the druggist guarantee.
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Mit
Miles
John Lewwis
Clarion
Doctor Czarra Case in District of Columbia Board Review
The Court of Appeals hears arguments on whether the Boards of Medical Supervisors can revoke a physician license under District law. Dr Czarra challenges the Act as unconstitutional while counsel for the board argues such statutes exist across states and are upheld by courts. The decision will define the board’s powers and is watched by the medical profession.
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Charra
Court of Appeals
Fores
Igv
Board of Medical Supervisors
Districts of
Columbia
Czarra
Pneumonia Tops Death List Amid Typhoid Decline
Health weekly report notes pneumonia as the leading cause of death in the district with 17 fatalities and 135 total deaths for the week. Typhoid cases fell to 25 under treatment versus 42 the prior year, with 91 deaths in July to December 1828. Births totaled 116, including 75 white and 41 colored.
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Woodward
Murder to hide murder in St Paul
The coroner's jury finds Edward Gottschalk responsible for the death of Joseph Wartmann whose body, found in the river with severe head wounds, links to Schingeldecker murder. Gottschalk under arrest for another murder. Hartmann alleged as Wartmann’s accomplice. Also, Joseph Pierce remanded for shooting his wife. he pleaded guilty.
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St. Paul, Minn
Coronier's
Joseph Wartmann
Eoward Gottschalk
Gottschalk
Christian Schingeldecker
Hartmenn
E H Hartmann
Hartmann
Schindeldecker
Joseph Pierce
Kimball
Henrietta Pierce
Cured by the Cuticura Remedies
The fragment touts Cuticura creams and pills as cures for eczema and skin diseases, claiming relief from itching burning scales and infant distress, asserting proven effectiveness and universal trust in a world of divilized views.
Cap Grahams Cure of Distressing Humour Illusion
A fragmentary report notes Captain Graham attempting a remedy for an unnamed distressing humour. The text is garbled and lacks clear details, but indicates a medical or satirical treatment attributed to Captain Graham. No dates or locations are discernible from the copy.
Minstrel stars and grand theater bills headline week
The article previews Dockstader’s famed minstrel engagement with elaborate acts by Lew Dockstader and a strong cast including Madge McIntosh and Willan Bramwell, plus a slate of attractions at Lafayette, Academy, and Lyceum theaters. It notes Capial Barrington’s production, Queen of the Highway scenes, and highlights diverse performances by Chagels, Four Mertyns, Hratelli, and others, with moving pictures and a Richard Til lecture booking.
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Goming
Lafayette
Homil Gressett
Barrington
New York
Willan Bramwell
Llewt. Ding
Hartington
Gen. Washington
Catherine Calhoun
South
Academy
Echo Canyon
Cascade Falls
Redwood Grove
Indiana
Poat Station
Stableq
Lyckant Mountain
Jess
Lyceum
Shephard
Moving Pictures
Attractive Concert by Maren Convert Choral Society
The Maren convert of the Choral Society hosts a Sunday night program of sacred works tracing song development from the sixteenth to the twentieth century. The Musical Art Society aids, Italian baritone Giuseppe Campanari performs, including an Elijah solo. Advance sale promises a large audience. Missing boy case noted briefly.
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Choral Society
Arcadell
Musical Art Society
Sphar
Elear
Giuseppe Campanari
Campanari
Elijah
Lee at Gettysburg says Mosby Gen Lee never ordered Gettysburg
Col John S Mosby disputes editorial claims that Lee ordered the army to Gettysburg. He argues Lee was unaware of Meade’s position and arrived only as fighting began, while Hill Heth’s divisions drew the clash. Mosby states war records contradict the tale of a direct Lee order and pursuit of a hidden army. Washington March 22.
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John S. Mosby
Hoster
Lee
Gettyshire
Stuart
Gen. Lee
Meade
Gettysburg
Hill
Heth
Lesis
Fate Rests With Jury in Whiteman Trial
Alonzo J. Whiteman, former Duluth alderman and Minnesota legislator, stands trial on grand larceny charges. The jury deliberated after a day of testimony on a $9,000 fraudulent draft from a Buffalo bank, with James Enacns as the principal prosecution witness. The court adjourned for the night with the jury locked in.
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Alonzo Whiteman
Buffalo
Alonzo ‘J. Whiteman
Duluth
Minnesota
Justice White
Whiteman
James Enacns
Cal
Italian Laborers Released After Riot Charge
Judge Scott released De Pietre Ange and Titus Bonomasch on personal bonds after arraignment for inciting a riot at the Drake Stratton tunnel site. Timekeeper Howard Runkle testified about about seventy five men marching to Third Street and Virginia Avenue over $1.40 from monthly pay, while the men denied organizing a strike.
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Scott
de Pietre Ange
Titus Bonomasch
Becott
Howard Runkle
Drake-Stratton Construction Company
Third Street
Virginia Avenue
Blood Poverty The Greatest of All Afflictions
An old advertisement extols blood poverty or anaemia as a weakened blood supply causing pale complexions and disease. It claims S S S is a universal remedy built from roots and herbs, promising to purify and strengthen blood and restore health for forty years. The text urges readers to request a medical book from The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta Georgia.
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S. S.S
S. S
SWIFT
Atlanta
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Reo W. Darry
J. B. Ralph
Wiliam WU. Callahan
Baltimaria
California Fig Syrup Co
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San Francisco
Wooster
Ohio
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