St Louis Cardinals Triumph Over Senators In One Inning
Falkenberg faltered in a decisive third inning allowing five straight hits and a passed ball to fuel a 6 2 St Louis win. Washington’s bats were quiet aside from a fifth inning spark as Beebe shut down the Senators with relentless pitching. Ganley’s throw to second saved a key double, but Stark play couldn’t rally Washington.
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Washington Post
Houston
Tex
Falkenberg
St. Louis
Cardinals
Nationals
Senators
Marshall
Andersen
Beebe
Fath
Cross
O'Hare
Aldizer
Kelly
Bennett
Beckley
Byrne
Holly
Washington
Schlatly
Blankenship
Schlafly
Perrina
Ganley
Deer Center
Altizer
Anderson
Capt. Schlafly
Holy
Burch
Gan Jey
Ine
Croa
Ah Aluzer
Fitckman
Do Arderson
Rinnkenehip
Valkenterg
Y Hara
Kelsey
Lechley
Ynech
Besba
Baues
Dlarkensh
Mackay
Nationals Off To Waco In Struggling Stopover
Washington baseball team leaves Houston for Waco at 10 30 am and faces a rough road trip in the sticksmen art. Even against bush leaguers the Nationals show weak hitting with scarce base hits and a woeful lack of batting strength in three games with St Louis. Starters Ganley Perrine Anderson Altizer Hickman Cross Schlafly and Blankenship posted poor averages in the series.
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Apedal
Washington Post
Houston
Tex
Washington
Waco
Southland
Nationals
St. Louis
Tnr
Ft. Louis
Ganley
Perrine
Anderson
Altizer
Hickman
Cross
Schlafly
Blankenship
Colts Win Final Game In 2 Wall Contest
Special to The Washington Post from Galveston Texas on March 24 reports the Washington American League Colts defeating Galveston in a two wall game. Key players listed include Washington Hughes Graham Wilson Heyden and Galveston players Mason Kastner Whiten.
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Washington Post
Galveston
Tex
Colts
Lee
Washington
Coe
Hughes
Graham
Wilson
Military Funeral for Brig Gen Theodora J. Wint
Theodora J. Wint deputy commander of the Missouri Department US Army died in Philadelphia last Thursday. Her remains arrive in Washington this afternoon for interment at Arlington National Cemetery after services at Northminster Presbyterian Church at 930 a m. A military detachment from Fort Myer will escort the funeral from Pennsylvania Station to the cemetery. Chaplain Brown of Fort Myer will conduct grave services with Majors Dickin gon Humphrey Duvall Schwan Wade Grant and others as pallbearers. Mrs Wint will accompany the remains from Philadelphia.
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Theodora J. Wint
Department of the Missouri
Philadelphia
Arlington Cemetery
Northminster-Presbyterian Church
Washington
Pennsylvania Station
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Myer
J. F. Dickingon
Chaplain Brown
Oliver
J. Franklin Bell
Fred €. Ainsworth
Joseph ¥. Wade
Frederick D. Grant
Charles F. Humphrey
Willam P. Duvall
Theodore Schwan
Wirth Davin
David Perry
Charles A. P. Hatfield
W. W. Witherspoon
Grote Hutcheson
Julian A. Penn
Wint
Morristown Fire Destroys Shops and Stables
Special to The Washington Post Morristown New Jersey March 24 A fire that caused twenty thousand dollars in damage destroyed Willis H L Duttons machine shops on Washington street the stables of William McKee and the Mansion Hotel barn and sheds One horse perished and three Dutton automobiles worth eight thousand dollars burned The blaze at the city center threatened homes as wind drove embers and bucket brigades saved every house near the county jail inmates panicked briefly but were calmed by Warden Shaw The fire origin was undetermined at press time
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Save Residents
Morristown
N. J
Willis HL Dutton
Washington Street
William McKee
Mansion Hotel
Dutton
Shaw
Funeral of Navy Officer at Naval Academy
Lieut. Commander Franklin J. Schell died in Baltimore and was buried this afternoon at the Naval Cemetery in Annapolis. Chaplain H. H. Clark led services as Lieut. Commander J. A. Hoogewerft commanded the escort. Body bearers were seamen from the Hartford, with honorary pallbearers including Lieut. Commanders B. D. J. Beach L. M. Nurton H. G. Gates Yates Sorving and Lieuts. W. H. Faust and Arthur MacArthur. The Naval Academy officers and professors attended. a band led the escort of Marines from Time Barracks.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Franklin J. Schell
Baltimore
Department of Marine Engineering
Naval Academy
H. H.‘ Clark
J.A. Hoogewerft
Naval Cemetery
Hartford
BD. J. Beach
L. M. Nurton
H. G. Gates
Yates Sorving
W. H. Faust
Arthur
MacArthur
Time Barracks
Troops Movement Delayed for Twenty-fifth Infantry to Philippines
San Antonio Texas March 24 Preparations to move the Twenty fifth Infantry to the Philippines have been suspended Chief Quartermaster Stevens is ordered to cancel all movement contracts The delay comes at the insistence of Senator Foraker who says sending the regiment short of officers would harm the service Many officers remain to provide testimony before a Senate committee and the court martial
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Twenty-fifth Infantry
Philippines
San Antonio
Tex
Twenty-fifth
Stevens
Foraker
Senate
Grady Seeks Release From St Louis and New York
Grady Michael Angelo Grady, a St Louis and Kennett Square baseball figure, plans to appeal to the National Commission for release after being said to be sold to New York. He believes an injustice occurred when the national meeting suggested a deal with Giants owner John T Brush and manager John McGraw. If not freed, Grady may join the Atlantic League.
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Mike
National Commission
St. Louis
Kennett Square
National Commission For Freedom
Michael Angelo Grady
New York
Grady
John T. Brush
McGraw
Milo
New ‘York
Peta
Atlantic League
Williamsport Team to Train in Washington before South Trip
Williamsport State Baseball Club members meet in Washington, D C on Monday for spring training en route to Lexington Va They will stay in Lexington for weeks and play games with nearby towns and other southern clubs Lancaster Feb 24 There is little prospect Fred Crolius will play for the Red Roses this season Manager Foster has failed to secure his return Crolius reportedly joined a Philadelphia department store to head its sporting goods dept Law Students in Debate at National University Law School Debating Society discussed state control of public schools vs federal treaty power C C Wood and J D C Thomas led the affirmative while C S Parker M D Kiefer and W B Benton led the negative
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Lexington
Williamsport
Wilamsport State Baseball Club
Washington
D. C
Lancaster
Mar
Fred Crotlug
The
Red Roses
Foster
Crolius
Philadelphia
National University Law School Debating Society
C. C. Wood
J. D. C. Thomas
J. H. Anderson
C. S. Parker
M.D. Kiefer
W. B. Benton
Marshall, Cobey
Baker
J. D. C. ‘Thomas
Gasoline Worthy Alternative for Farmers Nears Boom
Senator Hansbrough champions denatured alcohol as a cheaper, untaxed fuel for farm lighting and engines. He notes tax-free alcohol sold at Feorta, Illinois, at one cent per gallon and argues regulation changes will boost production. He cites Germany’s experience and urges farmers to seize this industrial opportunity.
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É&C
Farmers Push Untaxed Alcohol as Farm Welfare Plan
In a speech, TobaggoSales argues untaxed denatured alcohol stabilizes farm incomes by keeping corn and potato prices above a profitable floor. He favors cooperative plants using inferior grain and starch vegetables to produce alcohol for lighting heating and motor use, noting potential new lamps stoves and exhibits at the Jamestown Exposition.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Committee On Ways and Means
Germany
Tobacco markets show firm prices and average crop outlook
Reports from Lynchburg Petersburg and Durham describe the past week with tobacco sales totaling about 635,800 pounds in Lynchburg and 4,357,515 pounds in Petersburg since season start. Prices remain strong with high grade dark wrappers at 40 per hundred. weather and farm labor wage trends influence upcoming harvests.
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Sean Ee Peau
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Farmers’ Association
Durham
N. C
German alcohol exhibit at Jamestown shows new devices
Dr Charles J Munroe of George Washington University is named superintendent of the free alcohol exhibit at the Jamestown Exposition. He reports a comprehensive German collection of apparatus for producing and using denatured alcohol, to be supplemented by U S devices including cars boats and an efficient lamp. Buildings housing the exhibit are to be lit with denatured spirits.
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Charles J. Munroe
George Washington Univsity
Charles Tesimple
Germany
Jamestown
United States
Not a wife she says he eloped with young girl
Isabelle Phillips of Asheville exposes a confession claiming Samuel J. Taylor, long father of her children, ran away with Gertrude Clontz, a nineteen year old Canton girl, and married her in Greenville. The bigamy charge looms as Taylor flees, while Phillips bears blame and pleads for forgiveness in a letter to his sister Alice.
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Isabelle Phillips
Asheville
Samuel Taylor
Taylor
Gertrude Clontz
Speslal
Post
N.C
Isahelie
Phillips
Samuel J. Taylor
Inabele Phillips Ia
Canton
Greenville
Isa
Pelle Phillips
Aolice
Sam
District Soldier John E Clements Buried With Honors
The body of John E. Clements was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors on Friday afternoon. Three volleys were fired as guards from Fort Myer sounded taps while Father Fink of St. Joseph Catholic Church officiated. Clements served in the Spanish American War with the First District of Ohio and belonged to the Gen Burt Command Spanish War Veterans. Honorary pallbearers included Brig. Gen. A. S. Burt and Capt. George W. Nairn. pallbearers named were George A. Newman, S. W. Duffy, Bawendi Mae A. Maloney, H. W. Shire, and others.
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Arlington Cemetery
Fort Mysr
Clements
Burt
Géry
Father Fink
St. ‘Logeslus
Spain
Openis
Seement
George A. Newman
W. Duffy
I Bawendi Mae A. Maloney
H.W. Shire
Funeral for George J. Reed Veteran Stonecutter
The funeral for George J. Reed of 1004 New Hampshire Avenue NW, who died Saturday night at George Washington Hospital, will be held tomorrow at 3 PM at Birch's Undertaking, 3064 M Street NW. Rev. Dr. George W. King will officiate. burial is private at Glenwood Cemetery. Reed, 66, a native of Wheland, was a former Washington resident and a stonecutter on the new Senate building. he leaves a widow and was a member of the Scottish Rite, Mystic Shrine, and Potomac Commandery No Knights Templars.
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George J. Reed
New Hampshire Avenue Northwest
George Washington Hospital
Birch
strest_ north
Weat
George W. King
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Church
Reed
Wheland
Washington
Senate
George Washington “Hospital
Mystic Shrine
Potomac Commandery
Knights Templars
Order
Liquor Sellers Arrested by Second Precinct Officers
Police from the Second precinct say they made three arrests for Sunday liquor selling. Officers McQuade Livingston and Esser, in plain clothes, followed marked money to the homes of Mary Thomas North Brown Street, Elijah Mackabea Chin's Alley, and Walter Burrell Seventh Street Northwest. They bought drinks with a marked roll and were seized. Sunday bars were taken as evidence in Police Court this morning.
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Neling
Walter Burrell
Seventh Street
Sloon
House
Willbe
Chief Justice Fuller Improves After Illness
Reports say Chief Justice Fuller of the United States Supreme Court is slowly rallying from a serious attack of acute indigestion. He was seized last Wednesday while presiding, then moved to his home where he grew better, with doctors hopeful he would be up again in a few days despite a Saturday setback.
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Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Joe i
Supreme Court
Isi
B. D. Hardin
Vaccine for White Plague Experiments at Medical School
Special to The Washington Post reports Tufts Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital have conducted vaccine inoculation experiments aiming to strengthen blood against tuberculosis. Led by Dr Timothy Leary and Dr James Homer Wright, the work previews a cure potential with Mrs Curtin Gullibe cited as allegedly helped by vaccine therapy during a critical period. Angelo Turgone is held for theft of two rings a locket and chain from Mary Raciappa, awaiting a police hearing.
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Washington ‘Post
Boston
Maas
Mar
Tufts Medical School
Massachusetts, General Hospital
Timothy Leary
Fessor
Leon
S Medalia
Massachusetts ‘General Hospital
James
Homer Wright
Curtin
Gov. Guild
Angelo
Turgone
Mary Raciappa
Washington
Larry O'Dea
Lynchburg
Sixth Precinct
Book Agent Is Arrested On Embezzlement Charge
James A Sheridan an agent for the Stanley Wagher Publishing Company of New York was arrested Saturday by Detectives Pratt and Howlett on embezzlement charges. He is held at the Sixth precinct station for allegedly failing to turn in six dollars he had collected for the firm.
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James A. Sheridan
Stanley Wagher Publishing Company
New York
Pratt and Howlett
Sixth Precinct
Advertising hints and suggestions for business growth
A long admonition on the power of advertising to sustain business and deter competitors. It argues against relying solely on word of mouth or basic business cards, stresses typographic quality and a compelling message, and cites experienced advertisers like Geo H Woolman. It notes that regular advertisers build community trust and survive flyby promotions, urging practical use of price lists and clear lists to attract customers.
Advertising Copy Powers Readership Across Time Periods
A reflection on enduring ad tactics from Grove Brothers, noting how bold headlines and long row ads guide readers. It cites Grove Brothers’ stove sales in West Milton and critiques banner and rail-type formats that frame the reader, comparing long lines to picket fences at property borders.
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