Cardinals on Lists Again in Texas Camp Drama
Washington Nationals prepare for last spring games in Galveston and Houston with Smith Graham to work against St Louis regulars. Cantillon supervises practice as players shift between camps toward Waco and a Houston game set. Rivalry with Houston Galveston intensifies as teams assemble for the coming schedule.
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Comiskey’s World Champions Face New Orleans Setback
The Washington Fast dispatch from New Orleans reports Comiskey’s World Champions losing 1 to 0 to the New Orleans Pelicans in a tight game. Chicago’s Nationals later topped New Orleans, while Hal Chase threatens to sign elsewhere amid contract talk. Napoleon Lajoie’s 1907 Official Baseball Guide released, detailing records of major and minor leagues with club portraits.
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New Orleans
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Chicago Nationals
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Napoleon Lajoie
Detroit Defeats Columbia 9 to 2 in Lions Home Opener
The Detriot American League club defeated the total team here today 9 to 2. Rosstian, the first baseman secured from Cleveland last winter, played a star game. BIN Goushlin hit and scored in Sansetionu f orm.
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Washington Post
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Davis Holds Out for Higher Pay With White Sox
Special to The Washington Post Chicago March 22 George Davis White Sox shortstop and the lone player who refused to join Comiskey's team to Mexico City is holding out for more salary. Davis is in New York and will not report until his demands are met.
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George Washington shuts out Commerce and Labor in opener
George Washington University defeated Commerce and Labor 10 to 0 at Van Ness Park in the season opener. Captain Titus pitched seven innings, allowing two hits while North started and Brown finished. George Washington made timely hits including two-base and triple drives, with errors stunting the Hatchetites and several players stealing bases. Time of game was 1 hour 20 minutes.
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Eight Players Holdout Threatens World Champions Roster
A column lists eight players from several teams including George Davis Hal Chase Frank Delehanty Freddie Parent Edward Spencer Matty McIntyre Donahue Jake Stab and Morlarity as holdouts or wavering in spring training. It notes Davis is an all star infielder for Comiskey, Chase is disruptive, and others seek salary terms or trades. The piece predicts cuts to two or three players by April 1 as camps open.
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White Box
Hal Chat
Frank Delehanty
New York
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Hal Chase
Griffith
American Association
Morlarity
Beng
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Del
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Freddie Parent
Boston
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McAloor
Heck
Buelow
Stevens
O'Connor
Browns
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Jake Sish
Washington
Boston to trade Parent and possible offers loom
Boston manager John S Taylor announces a trade for star first baseman Fred Parent to another club as soon as possible. Parent had gone to Little Rock for talks but terms failed. He earned 4260 last season and faced a $500 cut, plus a three year contract he resisted. The Boston lineup shows Wagner thriving at shortstop, fueling the decision to move Parent. Potential bids from Washington or Philadelphia loom, with Jake Stahl discussed as a trade target and Mack eyeing Monteross at third base.
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John S. Taylor
Boston Americans
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Fred Parent
Parent
Little Rock
Taylor
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Newark
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Philadelphia Americans
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Monteross
Navy to Open Season With St John’s at Annapolis
The Naval Academy and St John’s College will start the season in Annapolis as fair weather and prep form hold. Navy plans three games next week against Columbia Yale and Cornell, while Washington and Lee defeats Staunton Military Academy 2 to 1 with strong university batting led by Luhn’s three bags and two doubles.
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Baseball Results From Across The Nation
Baseball results show New Orleans 1 Chicago 0 in New Orleans Louisiana. Brooklyn 5 Jacksonville 3 in Jacksonville Florida. New York 7 Macon 9 in Macon Georgia. Detroit 8 Charleston 2 in Charleston South Atlantic. Cleveland 11 Atlanta 0 in Atlanta Georgia. Chicago 5 Birmingham 2 in Birmingham Alabama.
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Jaevaonvilla
Gift From Mrs Page Funds Chicago Orchestra Trust
Chicago Orchestra Association receives a 60000 gift from Mrs Florence Lathrop Page of Washington DC to be placed in trust. Income to support the orchestra founded by Theodore Thomas. Mrs Page and husband Thomas Nelson Page are noted as residents in DC.
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Loot at Siegel home yields paintings valued over $100000
New York reports burglars stole works by Gilpin Murillo Snyder and Teniers from Henry Siegel's Orienta Point home. Dealer Pat Sheedy, a famed recoverer, comments that art has little street value and thieves rarely profit, urging protection for culprits while stressing the need for restitution if possible. He discusses crime psychology and moral viewpoints on thieves and redemption.
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Franz Snyder
Teniers
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Pat’ Sheedy
Fortuna
Gainsborough
Duchess of Devonshire
England
Admiral Beresford in New York on estate probe
Admiral Lon Charles Beresford, who arrived in February to oversee his brother Lord Deleval Beresford’s estate, stays with Col. Robert Thompson in New York until April 3. His daughter Miss Beresford accompanies him. Beresford’s brother’s will, valued around 1.31 billion, must be proven in Mexico, Canada, the United States, and England.
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Washington Post
New York
Lon ‘Charles Beresford
Lord Deleval Beresford
Mexico
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Robert Thompson
England
Miss Beresford
Gord ‘Beresford
Canada
United States
Charles
Flora Wolf
Chihuahua
Names of guests listed across major hotels in multiple cities
A long list of individuals and spouses associated with Metropolitan, Regent, New Willard, Arlington, and other hotels across Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago New York City Philadelphia and other locales. The document reads like guest registries with numerous named persons and their affiliations or residences.
Neustria Aground in Cyclone After Three Day Sting
The Neustria steamship, under Captain Thumin, arriving from New York to Marseilles, reports three days of cyclone damage. The captain and several crew members are severely hurt, with the ship sustaining serious damage during the voyage.
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Neustria
Thumin
New York
Craw
New Englander’s Canadian Forest Tales and Courtship Game
A New England man recounts adventure in Canadian forests facing wildcats and cruel pelting practices. Illustrated tale includes a humorous courtship that turns into a game of three with rivals vying to outdo each other.
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Tlustrated
Settled Out of Court by Scott Campbell
A private detective tracks a murderer using a crew linked to a curiously indented finger wound in the victim. A high grade detective story of absorbing interest.
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Scott Campbell
The Renegades Sea Tale of a Dreadnoughte Revolt
The Renegades recounts a future war where three naval officers resign from the navy to build invincible war machines for a smaller nation. They must confront their former brethren as they advance their ambitious devices.
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Navy Department
Wembo the fearless ally in Central Africa story
An American explorer recounts Wembo a fearless Black man who, though likely a cannibal, proved himself the white man's friend in Central Africa highlighting courage loyalty and complex colonial dynamics.
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Wembo
Central Africa
Open Season for Dynamite Perils in City Explosives
A compact illustrated feature warns about dangers of mishandling blasting powder in urban areas and recalls near miss accidents. It contrasts with sensational stories like The Adventures of a White Woman in the Wilds of the Amazon River and recounts a Missouri mob incident where a brave man was hanged at his own gate.
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