Cardinals Leave Camp Amid Intercity Baseball Rivalry
Washington camp news describes daily drills and practice as Cardinals and Nationals prepare for intercity games. Cantillon conducts workouts in Galveston while Smith and Graham handle Nationals duties. Clifton and Houston-Galveston rivalry frames upcoming matchups in Waco and Houston.
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Training Camps and Baseball News From 1907 Reports
Reports from New Orleans and Cincinnati detail training camp woes including injuries to players like Haas, Schiel, McLean, and Malaria issues. Hal Chase seeks $1000, expresses doubt about signing, and Hal’s Los Angeles move is noted. Comiskey’s champions lose to New Orleans 1 0, with Chicago vowing revenge as Napoleon Lajoie’s official guide for 1907 is released.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Detroit Defeats Columbia 9 to 2 in Big League Tilt
The Detroit 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 fielded well, contributing to the win.
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Davis Holds Out for Higher Pay with White Sox
Special to The Washington Post from Chicago reports George Davis, the White Sox shortstop and the only player who refused to join Comiskey's team to Mexico City, is holding out for more salary. He is currently in New York and will not report until his demands are met.
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New York
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George Washington shuts out Commerce and Labor 10 to 0
George Washington University baseball opened the season with a 10 to 0 victory over Commerce and Labor at Van Ness Park. Captain Titus pitched seven innings for GWU, allowing two safeties while North started for Commerce and Labor before Brown relieved. Key hits included two-base and triple drives as GWU piled on in the later innings. Time of game one hour and twenty minutes.
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Eight Players Balking Holdouts Hit Major League Camps
A list of holdouts including George Davis Hal Chase Freddie Parent Edward Spencer Matty McIntyre and Jake Stab highlights a shrinking group as camps open. Delehanty seeks 2200 Morlarity expected to play first base while Parent refuses Boston slot. Spencer faced discipline, McAloon’s handling led to tension, Jake Sish to Washington trade talks. Expected cuts to two or three by April.
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White Box
Hal Chat
Frank Delehanty
New York
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Comiskey
Hal Chase
Griffith
American Association
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Del
Grif Beloves
Freddie Parent
Boston
Taylor
Spencer
McAloor
Heck
Buelow
Stevens
O'Connor
Browns
Hack
Jake Sish
Washington
Boston to Trade Parent in Major League Shuffle
Boston owner John S. Taylor announces plans to trade Stortstop Fred Parent to another club as soon as possible. Parent’s recent move to Little Rock failed to yield terms, he faced a $500 pay cut from $4,260, and 4250 plus a three year contract were demanded. Wagner’s strong start for Boston tightens a sale, with possible offers from Washington or Philadelphia Americans and a potential deal involving Jake Stahl or Monteross at third base.
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Navy to open season with St John s College game
Annapolis Md March 23 The Naval Academy meets St John s College in the season opener local teams both in good shape Navy faces three games next week against Columbia Yale and Cornell Washington and Lee University defeats Staunton Military Academy 2 1 battery notes Lamberton Porter Johnson Maxwell and Riddlesmoss Virginis Miliary Institute and Fishburn Military Academy play tomorrow
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Baseball Scores From New Orleans to Birmingham
Baseball results from multiple games include New Orleans knocking off Chicago 1 0 in New Orleans. Brooklyn defeats Jacksonville 5 3 in Jackson ville. New York beats Macon 7 9 in Macon. Detroit loses 8 2 to Charleston in Charleston. Cleveland crushes Atlanta 11 0 in Atlanta. Chicago loses 5 2 to Birmingham in Birmingham.
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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 with income for the orchestra. The Page family, linked to author Thomas Nelson Page, are reported abroad. The item also notes the Jamestown Exposition trip and a campaign prompt from the Sun Day Post.
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Paintings Poor Loot He Recovered Gainsborough
New York reports that burglars stole art worth over 100000 from Henry Siegel’s Orienta Point home. Notable works include Gilpin’s Dancing Cupids and In Fell Cry, Murillo Mother and Child, and pieces by Franz Snyder and Teniers, with Sir Peter Lely’s portrait among losses. Pat Sheedy, dealer and famed recoverer, comments on thieves and the ethics of returning artworks, urging protection for the art and noting complexities of middlemen and restitution. The piece also touches on beliefs about human goodness and a broader moral reflection.
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Beresford in New York to settle estate affairs
Admiral Lon Charles Beresford arrived in New York to manage his brother Lord Deleval Beresford’s estate, valued around 1.3 billion, with holdings in Mexico Canada and the United States. He will sail for England on April 3, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Beresford, while Flora Wolf, the former housekeeper in Chihuahua, is acknowledged in claims. Lord Charles to assume command of the channel fleet upon return.
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Chihuahua
List of guests and residents at Washington hotels
A long roster of names from George Turner Jr to foreign guests appears, listing residents and visitors linked to hotels like Willard Metropolitan and Ebbitt in multiple cities including Baltimore Philadelphia New York Chicago and Raleigh. The fragmentary OCR shows numerous individuals including families couples and officers across states and foreign guests.
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New York City
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Neustria Ends Three Day Cyclone Voyage
The French steamer Neustria Captain Thumin returning from New York arrived at Marseilles after a three day cyclone inflicted serious damage. The captain and several crew members were severely hurt during the voyage.
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New Englander recounts Canadian forest adventures and wildlife peril
A New England man shares a human interest tale of forest experiences in Canada with wildcats and an expose of cruelty by fur hunters. It also features a humorous courtship story where a rival schemes to outdo the leading suitor. Illustrated.
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Settled Out of Court by Scott Campbell
A private detective trails a killer aided by a crew linked to a peculiar wound on the victim's finger. The high grade detective story unfolds with absorbing interest.
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The Renegades Sea Tale of a Dreadnoughte Revolt
A future war tale follows three naval officers who resign from their country’s navy to build for a smaller nation the invincible machines one invented. They then must battle their former fellow officers in a clash of patriotism and professional duty.
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Wembo the Savage: explorer’s account of a fearless ally
An American explorer narrates Wembo, a bold Black man in Central Africa. Once labeled a cannibal, Wembo proves himself a steadfast friend to the white expeditioner, contrasting danger and loyalty in a perilous colonial frontier.
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Open Season for Explosive Blasts in City Dangers
A vivid, illustrated study on reckless handling of powerful explosives and near misses in urban settings. It contrasts comedies and tragedies from improper use, warns of deadly accidents, and notes severe consequences amid public risk. Also cited are tales of peril from frontier justice and mob violence in the Missouri region.
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