Falkenberg Slips in Fifth Inning Dooms Senators in St Louis
In Houston on March 24 Falkenberg faltered with a costly third inning allowing St Louis to seize control. The Cardinals pounded five hits and capitalized on a passed ball and a sacrifice to lift to a 6 2 win over Washington. Beebe held the Senators in check as Falkenberg battled jitters and miscues. Ganley and Schlafly provided late offense for the Cardinals, while Washington failed to mount a sustained rally.
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Cantillon
St. Louis
McCloskey
Long Flinger
Ganley
Washington Post
Houston
Tex
Falkenberg
Cardinals
Nationals
Senators
Marshall
Andersen
Beebe
Fath
Cross
O'Hare
Aldizer
Kelly
Bennett
Beckley
Byrne
Holly
Washington
Schlatly
Blankenship
Schlafly
Perrine
Deer Center
Altizer
Capt
Geasion
Lewis
Fatlenberg
Perring
Gan Jey
Nationals Off to Waco In Swing Yet Stiff At Bat
Washington baseball team leaves Houston for Waco with a rough batting stretch. In three games with St. Louis they show little power or average, fielding is decent but hitting is weak. Ganley four hits in twelve at bats, Perrine two in twelve, others scarce as the trip serves as a rough educational tour in the sticksmen art.
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Nationals
Senators
Cardinals
Washington
Cross
Burch
Anderson
Marshall
Beebe
Gan Jey
Bennett
Ine
Ganley
Croa
Ah Aluzer
Fitckman
Do Arderson
Rinnkenehip
Valkenterg
Y Hara
Kelsey
Lechley
Ynech
Falkenberg
Besba
Baues
St. Louis
Holly
Beckley
Dlarkensh
Mackay
Apedal
Washington Post
Houston
Tex
Waco
Southland
Tnr
Ft. Louis
Perrine
Altizer
Hickman
Schlafly
Blankenship
Colts Triumph in Final Game at Galveston
Special to The Washington Post from Galveston Texas reports the Washington American League Colts defeated Galveston in a two wall contest. Players named include Washington Hughes Graham Wilson and Heyden for the Colts and Mason Kastner Whiten for Galveston, with listed scorers and positions obscured in the OCR text.
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Washington Post
Galveston
Tex
Colts
Lee
Washington
Coe
Hughes
Graham
Wilson
Military funeral for Brig Gen Theodora J Wint in Washington
Theodora J Wint Brig Gen Department of the Missouri U S A died in Philadelphia last Thursday. Funeral services will be at Northminster Presbyterian Church at 9:30 a m. The body arrives this afternoon for interment in Arlington. A military detachment from Fort Myer and Thirteenth Cavalry will form the funeral cortege under Maj. J F Dickinson. Chaplain Brown will conduct grave services. Pallbearers include Oliver Assistant Secretary of War and multiple major generals. 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 Dutton Shops and Hotel Barn
A morning blaze in Morristown New Jersey caused twenty thousand dollars in damage destroying Willis H L Dutton's Washington street machine shops the Mansion Hotel barn and McKee stables. One horse burned fouling three Dutton cars valued at eight thousand dollars. Citizens bucket brigades saved every house but a minor jail panic occurred before authorities gained control. Origin of the fire was not yet determined.
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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 Service
Funeral for Lieut. Commander Franklin J. Schell who died in Baltimore was held at Annapolis. Chaplain H. H. Clark led services with escort commanded by Lieut. Commander J. A. Hoogewerft. Interment was in Naval Cemetery. body bearers were Hartford seamen and naval officers served as honorary pallbearers.
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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
San Antonio March 24 Preparations for moving the Twenty-fifth Infantry to the Philippines are suspended Chief Quartermaster Stevens is ordered to cancel movement contracts The delay is influenced by Senator Foraker who argues the regiment needs more officers Several officers remain to complete Senate committee testimony and court martial proceedings.
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Twenty-fifth Infantry
Philippines
San Antonio
Tex
Twenty-fifth
Stevens
Foraker
Senate
Grady Seeks Release From St Louis Over NL Deals
Grady Michael Angelo Grady plans to appeal to the National Commission for his freedom after believing he was sold to the New York club following the last NL meeting. He suspects New York does not want him and may join the Atlantic League unless released by St Louis.
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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 Plans Washington Spring Training Trip
Williamsport State Baseball Club members meet in Washington, D C on Monday for spring training en route to Lexington Virginia. They will stay in Lexington for several weeks to play games with nearby towns and other South training clubs. In Lancaster, Fred Crolius may not return with the Red Roses as negotiations fail and he reportedly takes a Philadelphia department store sporting goods manager position. Law Students Debate States Rights Versus Federal Treaty Power with affirmatives led by Wood and Thomas and negatives by Parker and Kiefer, judges favoring the affirmative.
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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 Rival Boon for Farmers and Alcohol Use
Senator Hansbrough argues denatured alcohol can replace kerosene and gasoline, boosting farm profits. He cites tax-free alcohol sales, pending amendments, and a projected rise in production and use for industrial and motor fuel on farms. He notes Germany already confirms denatured alcohol as a viable energy source.
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Washington
Eihu Thom
Heston
General Electric Company
Germany
Denatured alcohol plan eyed to aid farmers profits
Farmers could gain price support for corn and potatoes through untaxed denatured alcohol production. Co operative plants would use inferior grain and starch vegetables to meet steady demand for lighting heating and motor fuel. Experiments show alcohol burning lamps and stoves may soon seal the gap, with Jamestown Exposition planning a major exhibit. Drugstores overprice denatured alcohol hindering domestic use, while industry builds cheaper alcohol appliances.
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É&C
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Committee On Ways and Means
Germany
Tobacco markets show firm prices amid good crop prospects
Reports from Lynchburg Petersburg and Durham on March 24 note fair tobacco demand with mostly low grades but some high values. Weather favors plowing and crop prep, but frost risk and scarce labor pose challenges as farmers push toward an average season.
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Sean Ee Peau
Lynchburg
Petersburg
Farmers’ Association
Durham
N. C
Munroe to head Jamestown alcohol exhibit display
Dr Charles J Munroe of George Washington University has been appointed superintendent of the free alcohol exhibit at the Jamestown Exposition. He reports a comprehensive German collection of apparatus for production and denatured spirits consumption, to be augmented by US devices including autos motor boats and an efficient lamp. The plan envisions lighting the exhibit buildings with denatured spirits.
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Germany
Charles J. Munroe
George Washington Univsity
Charles Tesimple
Jamestown
United States
Not a wife she says he eloped with young girl
Isabelle Phillips of Asheville confesses to a hidden life with Samuel J. Taylor saying he never married her or his children's father. She details his elopement with Gertrude Clontz of Canton and a prior marriage to her, taking blame for the scandal and leaving her children. Taylor fled, a warrant for bigamy followed, and authorities sought to arrest him.
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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
Lave
Sordow
District Soldier Clements Buried With Military Honors
John E. Clements, a Spanish War veteran and member of the Gen Burt Command, was laid to rest at Arlington Cemetery with full military honors Friday afternoon. Three volleys, taps, and guards from Fort Myer accompanied the ceremony officiated by Father Fink of St. Joseph’s Church. Honorary pallbearers included Brig. Gen. A. S. Burt and Capt. George W. Nairn. pallbearers were George A. Newman, S. W. Duffy, Bawendi Mae A. Maloney, H. W. Shire and others.
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John“E. Clements
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 of George J Reed Veteran Stonecutter
The funeral for George J Reed of 1004 New Hampshire Ave NW will be held tomorrow at 3 PM at Birch's Funeral Establishment 3064 M Street NW. Rev Dr George W King will officiate. burial in Glenwood Cemetery is private. Reed, 66, a Wheland native and former Washington resident, was a stone cutter on the new Senate building and died Saturday night at George Washington Hospital. He leaves a wife and was a member of the Scottish Rite Mystic Shrine Potomac Commandery Knights Templars, whose order will conduct the rites.
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George J. Reed
New Hampshire Avenue Northwest
George Washington Hospital
Birch
M Street North
Weat
Reed
Wheland
Washington
Senate
George Washington “Hospital
Mystic Shrine
Potomac Commandery
Knights Templars
Liquor sellers arrested by Second precinct police
The Second precinct police yesterday arrested alleged excise law violators after a Sunday stakeout. Sergt Flathers and Patrolmen McQuade Livingston and Esser dressed in civilian clothes seized a large amount of marked money and visited homes at 454 Brown Street Northwest Elijah Mackabea 119 Chin's Alley Northwest and Walter Burrell 1821 Seventh Street Northwest. Drinks purchased with marked cash were taken as evidence for police court this morning.
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Neling
Walter Burrell
Seventh Street
Sloon
House
Willbe
Chief Justice Fuller Improves After Indigestion Attack
Chief Justice Fuller of the United States Supreme Court slowly rallied after an attack of indigestion last Wednesday. He was taken home and expected to be about in a few days. By Saturday his condition worsened briefly, but at Fuller home observers reported improvement and comfort. Dr. B. D. Hardin said the justice was improving and would likely be out again soon.
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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 scientists led by Dr Timothy Leary and Dr James Homer Wright have pursued a vaccine to strengthen blood against tuberculosis. They claim progress toward a disease resisting blood and a potential cure in Mrs Curtin Gullibe’s case, with a public note of optimism. Also noted is Italian suspect Angelo Turgone charged with ring theft, held for a Police Court 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 Arrested in Embezzlement Case
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. The case alleges he failed to turn in six dollars collected for the company.
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James A. Sheridan
Stanley Wagher Publishing Company
New York
Pratt and Howlett
Sixth Precinct
Ealighee
Fifth Avenue
New York City
David T. Kenney
Peiiav
BERT
L. C. Weir
Dumont Clarke
Henry W
Forest
Vanderbilt,jr
W. G. Besler
H. B. Hollins
Russell Harding
Thomas. Soewing, Jr
Advertising hints and suggestions for business growth
An extended piece on the power of regular, well crafted advertising to sustain and grow business. It argues that bright, well composed ads with clear messages build customer trust, fend off competitors, and attract attention beyond mere storefronts, stressing practical use of lists and prices over flashy phrasing.
Advertising, Old Tricks Reused to Catch Readers
The piece notes how the power of the headline commands attention dates back before alphabets. Grove Brothers promotes stoves with September 1 sales in West Milton, while multiple ads and borders in columns emulate picket fences to guide readers along the page.
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Grove Brothers
West Milton
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