Washington and Virginia clash ends in 5 to 1 Senators win
Washington beats Virginia 5 to 1 as Jacobsen holds, Huelsman drives a three bagger, Cassidy and Jones score on errors, Mullen fields well, practice notes cite weather delaying training. Coach Nalle pushes infield work while Hunter Hall may rejoin tomorrow amid cold conditions.
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Collegians
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Graham
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Cassidy
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Framner
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Janes
Cassaday Stahl
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Kittredge
Staunton Beats Augusta Military Academy in Opener
Staunton VA March 23 Staunton baseball team defeats Augusta Military Academy Fort Defiance 9 to 2 in their season opener The first game of Staunton this season ends with a decisive win for the Staunton squad over the Augusta Military Academy.
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Augusta Military Academy
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Amateur Baseball Seeks Youth Teams for Northwest Athletics
The Athletics of the Northwest announce organization and invite teams averaging ten to twelve years to respond. Address Alex at 2314 First Street for details. Listed officers include A. Gill catcher H. Buckley, D. Landveight, W. Yates third base Tf Collison EB Bigelow and Weber Hawkins in the outfield.
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H. Buckley
A. Landveight
W. Yates
Tf .Collison
EB. Bigelow
Weber God Hawkins
West Virginia University Baseball Sails for Southern Quest
Morgantown March 3 WVU baseball team with fifteen players departs for first Southern tour. Pitchers Groninger Hall Staub ley Seay. catchers McCarthy Kell. infielders Hertzier Mag son Bayliss Stricker Seay. outfielders Cole Wayman McCauley. Schedule includes Woodberry Forest Charlottesville Virginia Virginia Charlottesville Lexington Blacksburg Salem Roanoke Lexington Roanoke April 1 Virginia Military Institute.
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Bayliss
Stricker
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Practice Game Today by Commissioners Against Washingtons
Captain Harry Colliflower of the Commissioners Club is arranging a 9 meet Washingtons game on April 7. A practice game is set for this afternoon at Fourteenth and A Streets Northeast. Pat Dowling, ex-Georgetown and Wilmington, likely to start at first base, with Rube Clarke possibly pitching. Colliflower aims to assemble the strongest local amateur team and will start daily practices Friday to develop required team work for a solid showing.
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Harry Colliflower
Commissioners’ Club
Pat Dowling
Georgetown University
Wilmington
Rube Clarke
Collistoner
Corcorans Beat Nordarks In National Guard Gym
Washington's Corcoran Cadets overwhelmed Newark s of Baltimore 67 to 34 and dominated each period Willie Handiboe scored 18 goals to lead the Cadets with Hice close behind while Stewart Frantz performed a unicycle feat at intermission Newton Mass reports two new Y M C A athletic records H A Gidney cleared 5 feet 11 1 4 inches in high jump Moore ran 60 yards in 1 23 5 seconds
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Russell
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Pool ship's goal shy will thy it again to day
Crowd at the Battery awaited the Mount Desert excursion to a rumoured outside jurisdiction trip. Five hundred gamblers and touts paid $1 for tickets, betting on a voyage that never sailed due to a miscommunication and a needed deep sea permit. Police and plainclothes men watched as managers failed to appear and the vessel remained tied at Port Richmond.
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Aree
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Dow
Witeless Telegraph Company
Londregan
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Winter
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Costello's Charms Life Amid Two Major Falls
St Paul March 2 After an eighty foot fall from falsework on a high bridge over the Mississippi River Costello survived with likely no permanent injury. He landed on a barge and was picked up by fellow workers and rushed to a hospital. Earlier another fall of sixty feet into soft clay left him with minor injuries.
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Mihn
Jamey Goxtetlo
Costello
Mississippi River
Staples Fined Over Smoke Violations at Riggs House
Dense smoke from the Riggs House stack led Col Staples to pay fines totaling 76 dollars after pleas of not guilty in Police Court. He reported spending 10 thousand dollars on a new smoke consuming device and plans a similar installation at the National Hotel. The Government Printing Office case against Frank Falmer, Public Printer, was adjourned for trial.
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Orren G. Staples
National Hotel
Scott
Staples
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Frank Falmer
Government Printing Office
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Pugh
United States
Mullowney
Columbia Canoe Klub Builds Upper Potomac Home
The Columbia Canoe Klub forms a new clubhouse on the Upper Potomac with two stories a veranda and fire place. Members aim to set their own long distance travel record as a Virginia road link nears completion and list officers and members.
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Potomac
Eolumbia Tanoe Klub
Washington
High Island
Sycamore Island
Columbia Kanoa Klub
Virginia Hills
Humber
Cumberland
Colonial Beach
Maryland
Columbia Oe Klub
L. BE. Schreier
Commodore
G. le Roy Livingston
J. Thouncey Pugh
Messrs. Frenz J. Heberger
James 8. Burrass
Robert P. Burrass
George ©. Wilcox
Rabb J. Williams
F. B. Devereux
Benjamin G. Stewart
Bell Escapes From Prison At McNeill Island
Albert F. Bell, famed mail pouch robber, escaped from the United States prison on McNeill Island Tacoma March 23. He vanished into the timber after fleeing the facility and evading federal officers. Bell had been sentenced to two years for stealing a mail pouch in Seattle last April and is sought in multiple cities.
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Albert F. Bell
United States
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Bell
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Denver
Philadelphia
Disciplinary Actions After Disorderly Houses Fines
New York officers face penalties for failing to close disorderly houses. Inspector George B. Vitus, once in charge of a Central district, receives thirty days' pay and removal from command. Captains Tighe and O Connor are fined thirty and fifteen days respectively and Vitus must report daily at headquarters until reassigned.
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George B. Vitus
McAdoo
Robert A. Tighe
John W. O'Connor
Tighe
O'Connor
Titus
Worry Goes To the Stomach Telegraph Lines Repair Remedy Offer
An 1890s style advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restorative claiming to rebuild stomach nerves causing indigestion and related ailments. It offers free trials, books explaining nerve control, and lists a mail order program with multiple books and a nationwide reach. The message emphasizes nerve treatment over stomach-focused remedies and urges readers to request a free order for educational material.
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Singhe Bottis
Editor Recalls Comiskey as Sporting Magnate at Sox Ballpark
The Chicago Record-Herald piece portrays Charles Comiskey during a late summer visit to Booth Side ball park. It notes his hands‑on approach to the game, his pride in winning, and his background from Du buque Iowa to St. Paul and Chicago, describing his fierce competitive nature and affection for baseball over other games.
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Callahan
Jimmy
Boston
Charles Comiskey
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Dupbudue
Iowa
Mississippi
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Der
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Cincinnati
Pop Anson
Pop
C. Comiskey
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Minn
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West Side
Jerry the Whittler Strange wanderer who loves to cut sticks
From the Philadelphia Ledger comes a profile of Jerry the Whittler a roving teller of odd tales and self styled world champion whittler. He shovels coal in Philadelphia this winter and plans to travel again once spring arrives having already worked as a sailor cowboy and vaudeville style performer in Belgium. He recalls life in Oklahoma and Montana and tells how Western vigilantes once jailed him for branding another man’s cattle before vowing to quit that life. His aim now is to walk Yellowstone Park end to end and then press farther west seeking new adventures with no return to Philadelphia in sight.
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Jerry the Whittler
Philadelphia
Montana
Oklahoma
Belgium
Dalma
Yellowstone Park
Fragmentary historical note on publications and names
A garbled OCR style summary mentioning The Way of the World, Judge Claude, Angelina Murphy, Farola, and The Sunday Post. References to a dime, betting, sweat, and affection for an unnamed person, plus vague allusions to forthcoming improveings and a newspaper named Washigen Favorite Newspaper.
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Claude
Angelina Murphy
Farola
Sunday Post
Jesus
Washigen
Winnipeg a broad practical commercial city with westward reach
Manitoba’s chief city is not picturesque but a solid, bustling wholesale hub. It has grown through education and manufacturing and serves a vast western empire, its streets and walls showing rapid progress with new stories rising atop brick blocks. Telephonic phonograph devices promise hands off message relay for busy executives.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Prairies
Some Facts All Should Know About This Article of Diet
A New York Tribune piece extols eggs as a common, nutritious food with varied types. It explains their composition, nitrogenous and fat content, digestion times for raw, soft boiled, and fried eggs, and argues eggs can substitute for meat in a balanced diet.
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New York Tribune
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