Miller and Nationals Camp Report Mixed Conditions Prevail
Spring training in Galveston shows players in good shape as soreness wanes and workouts proceed with vigor. Jerry Freeman hails under 200 pounds and declares no aches, while Callahan and Miller players face fines for restricted participation. Visitors from St Louis and news crews observe camp as teams plan for next week’s northward move.
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Topeka Pounds Pattens In Extra Innings Tilt
In a tense tenth inning clash, Pattens, Meike, and Smith sparked a scoring flurry as the Topeka team edged the visitors 2 to 1 in extra innings. Details show key plays, hits, and defensive efforts shaping a narrow win amid a tight game.
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One Dose Doctor Recommends Ayers Cherry Pectoral
A doctor urges using Ayers Cherry Pectoral and notes a single bedtime dose can control night coughs in children. The medicine is alcohol free and targets throat bronchial tubes and lungs with a clear formula listed on the label.
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Burns and jockeys rival in talk of hypnotic power and declines
Sporting column by J Ed Grillo examines Tommy Burns and Willie Shaw in recent Benning races, debunking hypnotic-power myths, analyzing jockey decline causes, and noting Burns return and near wins. The piece also discusses rooting debates, Gotch vs Hackenschmidt for world wrestling supremacy, and expected large crowds.
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Tommy Burns
England
Burns
Palmetto Cup Play Opens as League Forms
A busy day of golf and league news from Palmetto golf Unks features fine play by A E Whitney and P Coburn for Southern Cross Cup and results in matches against I Sands Man son and others. The Commercial League reorganizes with six teams and officers named, while Kaffir Chief wins the Lincoln England handicap.
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Georgetown and Catholic Meet in Brookland Tryouts Today
Georgetown faces Catholic University at Georgetown Field for their second 1908 game. Brookland is strong this season and Captain Simon’s squad aims to improve after last Saturday’s setback against the Maryland Aggies. Probable Georgetown starters include Cantwell Mayock Montgomery and Danahy with several new faces in the lineup.
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Two Hits Off Simpson Stymies Western High
Simpson shut down Western High on Georgetown Prep field as Prep blanked Western 18 to 2. Nawn and Sitterding sparked the offense with strong batting while Smith, Hillyer and Huloeon contributed key plays. Western finally collected two hits in the sixth inning as Prep dominated with solid pitching and fielding.
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Ghostly Advice On Hair Inherited Will Trial
In Hartford Superior Court today Mrs Altea Hooker Day, daughter of the testatrix, testified about the will by Isabella Beecher Hooker. She said altered mediumistic revelations were mindreading, and a spirit advised a hair restorer that was not obtained. She has not seen her niece Mrs Powers for twenty one years.
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Kate Burton Powery
Mra
Altea Hooker Day
New York
Leg Found Hanging From Train Brake Rod Near Pittsburgh
A white person’s severed leg was discovered hanging from a brake rod under a passenger coach of an express train arriving from Chicago on the Pennsylvania Railroad. News of the grisly discovery was telegraphed to cities along the route between here and Chicago.
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Toway
Here
Death by Own Action at Lankershim Hotel
A man about thirty seven, identified as E Pond from New York, died by poison in his room at the Lankershim after registering last night. Police recovered tickets indicating he had wagered on the races, and the death occurred early today.
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Los Angeles
Lankershim
New York
Grand jury reports 189 witnesses, 35 indictments in Rockville
In Rockville Maryland the March term grand jury adjourned after eight days, reporting 189 witnesses examined and 35 indictments found. An indictment for murder was issued against Edward Price for a Bethesda shooting. Harvey Trotter and Randolph Littie faced manslaughter charges in the Washington and Rockville Railway wreck that killed Mrs George Smith. Porter Bowser, proprietor of Riser Yew Club on Conduit road, was indicted for gambling. The panel noted few lawlessness concerns along Conduit road were overstated.
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Washington Post
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Edward Price Colore
John Savior
Bethesda
Harvey Trotter
Randolph Littie
Washington and Rockville
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Porter Bowser
Riser Yew Club
Black Hand Sends Coffin to Farmer’s Home
Special to The Weshing on For Charlotte N oC Mar 24 When G H Russell a prosperous farmer of this section opened his front door this morning a coffin that had been leaning against the door fell inside Nailed to the coffin was noie signed Breck Hand and dethancing money Russell's young wife was thrown into hysteries and a physician had to be called to administer restoratives Two young men members of good fam iles are unie surveillance and their arrest is expected.
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G H Russell
Breck
Russell
Will sue stockholders over bank dividends
Special to The Washington Port Norfolk Virginia March 24 The receiver and depositors plan to sue the stockholders of the wrecked People's Bank to recover dividends allegedly paid illegally. It is charged dividends were paid from capital stock while no funds were available, money having been diverted from deposits.
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Norfolk
People’s Bank
Ilegally
Still Fast on Hatteras
The Norwegian steamship Antonio Lanasa stranded on Cape Hatteras beach remains near shore as crews assess a possible passable route from beach to vessel. The Merritt & Chapman wrecking steamer Rescue has made approach but stormy weather prevents operations. Captain Thomie Nis wite and most of the crew stay aboard the Rescue while efforts continue to float Lanasa, likely requiring cargo lightering before refloat.
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Spaniards Arrested in Gras Sell Chemical Case
Fourteen Spaniards were arrested at Gras Sell Chemical Company plant in Clarkeburg for alien contract labor law violation. They will be taken to Baltimore tomorrow and held while Commerce and Labor reviews evidence from a secret hearing by immigrant inspectors before a bond of one thousand dollars is set and release follows.
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Grassell Chemical
Cured Me With Miles Heart Cure Nervine Testimonial
In Elkhart Indiana a woman describes severe chest pain and breathlessness lasting months. After doctors misdiagnosed neuralgia, dyspepsia, or a weak heart, she followed Miles Medical Co advice and used Dr Miles' Nervine with the Heart Cure, reporting full recovery.
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