No Runs For Virginia Patten In Good Shape
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville March 2 The Senators lost 9 to 0 as Patten failed to last beyond five innings while Wolfe allowed three safe hits. Shaughnessy Mullen and Knoll led the Washington attack with three hits combined.
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Washington Post
Charlottesville
Senators
Hille
Collegians
Stahl
Patten
Wolfe
Washington
Virginia
Pollard
Warren
al Orth
Shaughnessy
Washington to face local amateurs in April clash
Arrangements are underway for Washington to play a strong local amateur club on April 7. Capt Coliiftower of the Commissioners’ team and Pat Dowling, formerly of Georgetown, are selecting the squad for the meeting with the professionals. The Washington club is expected to field a capable lineup, leveraging the city’s many good players. Augusta Ga March 22 Willam Coughlin captain and third baseman of the Detroit club is ill with a rip and confined to his room at the club headquarters.
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Senators
Collegians
Mullen
Knoll
Stahl
Nil
Washington
Heyder
Patten
Daniel
Colegians
Cracraft
Pollard
Graham
Fielc
Hortstep Cassidy
Hunter Hi
University Hospital
Coliiftower
Commissioners' Tear
Pat Dowling
Georgetown
Coughlin IH
la Grippe
Syeelns
Augusta
Miller's School Beats V M I In Virginia Baseball Game
Virginia Military Institute suffers a 9 to 0 defeat at the hands of Miller's School Charlottesville in the opener as cadets under military duties limited practice. Washington and Lee next opponent for the visitors.
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Miller’s School
V. MI
Washington Post
Kexington
Virginia Military Institute
Miller's School
Charlottesville
Washington and Lee
Our Topper broadens spring style with new covert coats
Our workroom direct sales promote top fashion and fit with the E. B. Tan Covert cloth top coat named Our Topper. Spring suits start at 10 dollars and coats at 15 dollars, all shown in the superb spring stock.
Farrell Demands Chase Return From Pacific Coast League
Frank J. Farrell, treasurer of the New York Americans, seeks satisfaction over Hal Chase’s retention by the Los Angeles club. Farrell says a release check and $200 cash plus a railroad ticket were sent and not honored, and claims the PCL signed Chase again in violation of the national agreement. He cites national baseball commission chair Herr Swann and urges Pacific Coast League president Bert to act or face 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 Defeated by Central High in Seven Inning Game
Gallaudets showed marked improvement yet could not overcome Central High School in a seven inning contest on Kendall Green. Central led 4 to 0, though Gallaudet battled back with runs and two double plays powered by pitchers Cunningham and MacCathran for Central and O'Donnell and Aliday for the mates.
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Gallaudets
Central High School
Kendall Green
Cunningham
MacCathran
Woodward
O'Donnell
Aliday
Matzner
Acmes Pile Up Big Scores In League Championship
Altoona Pa March 2 joint scale committees of the bituminous coal miners and operators protested a Pennsylvania legislature bill taxing 8 cents a ton on all coal mined in the state. Operators and miners warned the tax would hinder coal in competition with southern fields unless levied nationally. Tobias Martin 36 died from injuries after a gas heater accident at his home near Washington. Coroner Negitt issued a death certificate. physician Dr Spring attributed cause to gas exposure. First class round trip tickets from Chicago April 10 to 14 to San Francisco and Los Angeles described by the Union Pacific North Western Line.
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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
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Wenner
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MillMugt
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Beneteee
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Duckfin
Vermilion
Warne
Bradle
Dorekes
EB. Hutchinson
Hutchingam
J. . Parker
V. Farker Ae
Woman stabbed by husband at Delaware Ave home
Fanny Washington, 21, described as a Negro woman, was treated at Emergency Hospital last night for a stab wound to the abdomen self-reported as inflicted by her husband at their Delaware avenue southwest home. Police from the Fourth precinct seek the husband. The woman was found on the floor of a back room when the ambulance arrived. The wound was not considered serious. An unrelated note states Mrs. Caroline Fivepasge, 55, was pronounced insane and sent to St Elizabeth's from her daughter's home after a fall from cellar steps six months prior. A verdict for the defendant was returned in Circuit Court No 2 in a $5,000 damage suit against the Washington Railway and Electric Company for a February 25 incident near Second and D streets.
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Fanny Washington
Delaware Avenue
Fourth Precinct
Caroline Fivepasge
St. Elizabeth's
Congress Heights
Anna Co. Stotts
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Second and
D Streets
Epilepsy Cure Promised by Restorative Nervine Claim
A testimonial ad touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure for epilepsy once deemed incurable. It cites a 19th century patient from Clarion Pennsylvania who reported dramatic relief after using the product and notes a money back guarantee on the first bottle.
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Mit
Miles
John Lewwis
Clarion
Medical Board Appeal Questions District Licensing Law
Dr Czarra appeals a District of Columbia Board of Medical Supervisors license revocation. The Court of Appeals will rule on constitutionality and powers of the board. The case draws wide interest from the medical profession nationwide.
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Charra
Court of Appeals
Fores
Igv
Board of Medical Supervisors
Districts of
Columbia
Czarra
Pneumonia Tops District Deaths Amid Typhoid Decline
Health Officer Woodward reports pneumonia as the leading cause of death in the District for the week, with 17 deaths among a total of 135. Typhoid fever decline continues, 25 cases under treatment versus 42 a year ago, while diphtheria and scarlet fever show little change and births total 116.
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Woodward
Murder to Hide Murder in St Paul
In St Paul on March 22 the coroner's jury found Edward Gottschalk responsible for the death of Joseph Wartmann, whose body with head and body wounds was recovered from the river. Gottschalk, under arrest, is charged with another murder of Christian Schingeldecker, the butcher hacked to pieces in his shop on February 18, allegedly killed by Gottschalk to prevent a confession by Hartmann. Joseph Pierce, a negro, was jailed for shooting his wife after an argument over hair washing. 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 products as cures for itching eczema scales dermatitis and infant skin troubles. It claims proven effectiveness and universal suitability, asserting remarkable healing for a variety of skin conditions and a remedy for distressed parents.
Captain Graham cures distressing humour in a patient
A brief, unclear note reports Captain Graham providing a remedy for distressing humour in a patient. The fragmentary text names the healer and the condition but lacks dates, places, or outcomes.
Minstrel and Theatre Prodigy Attracts Big City Crowd
A bustling review outlines Ming, Kafe Bonie, and Dockstader touring acts with Miss Madge Mcintosh and others. It notes Lew Dockstader’s record three-year engagement, a New York scale of success, and forthcoming Lafayette and Academy performances including Captal Barrington with Willan Bramwell, Catherine Calhoun, and Lt. Muxford. The piece highlights scenic displays, Queen of the Highway settings, and the varied lineup from Four Mertyns to Erneau acts, plus cinema and lecture events at national venues.
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Kafe Bonie
An Robertson
Brokner
Madge Mcintosh
Migskar
Ledn Quertermimin
Giles Shine
Harry M. Blake
Lew
Dockstader
New York
Atreliy
Niko
Abowni
Law
Lkke Dockstaderta
Javinh
Mr. Dockestader
Goming
Lafayette
Homil Gressett
Hartington
Gen. Washington
Catherine Calhoun
South
Academy
Echo Canyon
Cascade Falls
Redwood Grove
Indiana
Poat Station
Stableq
Lyckant Mountain
Jess
Attractive Concert Promises Notable Choral Program
The Maren convert of the Choral Society hosts a Sunday night concert featuring sacred works tracing the evolution of song from the sixteenth to the twentieth century. The Musical Art Society assists, with Giuseppe Campanari the Italian baritone performing standards from oratorios and Italian and German works. A solo from Elijah is planned, with advance ticket demand signaling strong attendance. Missing boy case noted as separate local item.
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Choral Society
Arcadell
Musical Art Society
Sphar
Elear
Giuseppe Campanari
Campanari
Elijah
Lee at Gettysburg Not Ordered There Says Col Mosby
Col John S Mosby defends Gen Lee by disputing claims that Lee ordered the army to Gettysburg. He argues Stuart followed Lee’s orders and that Lee knew enemy positions. Mosby says Meade held Gettysburg and that Lee arrived only as fighting began, denying a deliberate Gettysburg offensive. Washington, March 22.
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Hoster
Lee
Gettyshire
Stuart
Gen. Lee
Meade
Gettysburg
Hill
Heth
Lesis
Fate Rests With Jury in Whiteman Trial
In Buffalo the fate of Alonzo J. Whiteman former Duluth alderman and Minnesota legislator accused of grand larceny rests with a jury. The panel retired this afternoon and by eight oclock had not reached a verdict, court adjourned to resume tomorrow with the jurors locked up. He faced six counts centered on an alleged fraudulent $9000 draft from a Buffalo bank. James Nacns named an alleged confederate as the principal witness.
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Alonzo Whiteman
Buffalo
Alonzo ‘J. Whiteman
Duluth
Minnesota
Justice White
Whiteman
James Enacns
Cal
Italian laborers released in riot case at police court
Judge Scott took personal bonds for De Pietre Ange and Titus Bonomasch charged with inciting a workmen riot at a Drake Straton tunnel site. Timekeeper Howard Runkle testified the pair led about seventy five men to strike over $1.40 payroll deductions. Judge Scott issued a reprimand and affirmed workers’ right to protest but forbidden interference with others.
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Scott
de Pietre Ange
Titus Bonomasch
Becott
Howard Runkle
Drake-Stratton Construction Company
Third Street
Virginia Avenue
Blood Poverty and Its Health Toll in Blood Lines
Blood poverty or anaemia is described as a lack of nourishing blood, producing pale faces and weak constitutions. The text warns of inheritance and long illness, claims S S S can purify blood, restore vigor, and cure diseases from a plant based remedy by The Swift Specific Company Atlanta GA.
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S. S.S
S. S
SWIFT
Atlanta
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