Virginia Loses Game in Ninth in Charlottesville
Virginia fights back in the ninth but Amherst scores twice to win 6 to 5 in a dramatic rally. Swasey, Washburn, and Kimball contribute key hits as Landes muff and May scores the tying run before Kimball comes home for the winning tally. Tilden pitches for Virginia. Amherst improves on Southern trip attendance.
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Charlottesville
Ambherst
Virginia
Massachusetts
Storm
Swasey
Williamson
Landes
Washburn
Warey
Oodridge
Grant
Kimball
Antherat
Abu Qae
Abhore Kemball
O'Finlay
Phipe
Bolo Gooodridge
Newt
Aarginta
Os Ewaser
Searle
McGay
Finlay
Lilo
Beckwith
Neff
Hie Landes
Wiithamsot
Paitin
Nebertron
Bofflen
Nef
Strahan
Robertson & Fo S Intings
Tilden
Th Robertson
Frendfiat
Robertron
Um. Nire
Chewnleg
Bliss School Nine Wins Opening Game 5 3
Bliss Electrical School defeats Army and Navy Prep 5 to 3 in the season opener with key hitting by Fletchman Hills and Caurett and solid defense from Campbell and Strait. Also notes practice and upcoming game with Aloysius and the Y M C A in Washington City League play.
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Army
Navy Prep
Bliss Electrical School
Army and Navy Prep
Fletchman
Hills
Caurett
Campbell
Strait
A &N.P
Bliss
Harriss
O'Marrett
M'Ewan
Frostie
Sinth
Rothwick
Flagg
Firishman
Warren
Blair
Dove
Young
Hoatson
la Rua Baan
Smith
von Schenk
Garrett
Bothwick
Plerahman
Hamison
Dovey
McEwan
Treadla
Harrisa
Trostie
B. Dover
Aloysius
Business Nine by Five to Four Defeats Alexandria
In Alexandria Va on March 28 Business High School beat Alexandria Eigh 6 to 4. Kelley pitched well for Business and Barnett led at bat. The game lasted about one hour and thirty minutes with Kelly fanning nine and Raison four.
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Alexandria School
Kelly
Barnet
Alexandria
Business High School
Alexandria Eigh
Mallya
Bornét
Alezandria
Bornet
itDevers
Anderton
Flanecty
Fisher
Brennan
Nalis
C. Derik
Oboss
Widmayer
It & L
OG Wenzel
Itl
Unt
MO Howard
Woot
tfReison
Wilson
Barnett
Reiley
Pew
Titan
Rune—Deviers
Matts
Foss
Boernstein
Derrick
Firat
Western High Opens Baseball Season With 4 2 Victory
Western High School wins season opener on its home field defeating the Aggies 4 to 2. Brewer pitched effectively for the Winners allowing five hits and fan count, supported by strong fielding and timely batting from Western as Hoffecker and Lepper worked in relief.
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Western
Rhaob Brewer
Washington Post
College Park
Western High School
Aggies
Brewer
Abhoareim
A. C
Abroar
Lhoward
OlShipley
Cook
O Morris
Rozer
Wlednan
B.howard
OlHuntem
Donovan
Williams
Lehman
Rough
Lepper
Hoffecker
Earnston
L Howard
Kode
Keyworth
Wester
Howard
Morrie
Bates
Knode
Morris
Mr. Boyd
Racing Entries for Charleston Meet with Purse Details
Today's program lists six races at Charleston with purses from 300 to 5000 dollars. Entries include horses such as Garden of Roses Quantum, Lady Hughes, Winifred D, Mingle, Leamence, Bernadotte, Monocacy, Fairy, Kinmundy, Towton Field and Nimbus among others, with various ages and conditions noted.
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Charleston
Garden of Roses
Golden Ua
Lady Hughes
Jim Ray
Island Queen
Quincy Belle
Rubin Granda
Winifred D
Mingle
Raster Star
Jes Waters
Wooden Shoes
Mise Charcot
Farce
Bernadotte
Tale Carrier
Chilton Iting
Heaneck
Kelly
Kinmundy
Turks Flee In Panic And Bulgarians Win Adrianople
Turko Bulgarian fighting along the Tchatalia lines ends in complete Turkish reverses with a rout after strong defenses. Adrianople fell to Bulgarian and Servian forces, Ferdinand visits prisoners, and mediation efforts intensify as European powers threaten a Montenegrin naval blockade.
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Montenegro
el Bassan
Albania
Russia
Constantinople
Mar
Adrianople
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Shukri Pasha
London
Tehatalja
Daily Telegraph
Belgrade
Nicholas
Pall Mall
Uskup
Turkey
Scutari
Servia
Bishop Warns Methodists Fight Catholic Influence
New Haven Conn March 28 at the New York East conference Bishop Franklin Hamilton urged stronger Methodist activity to counter Catholic Church efforts in Washington. Edgar Blake pressed early church education to curb Catholic influence. F Watson Hannan called for rugged ministers and condemned "sissy" preachers.
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New Haven
Conn
Catholi
New York
Eost
Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin Hamilton
American University At
Washington
Edgar Blake
Board of Sunday Schools
F. Watson Hannan
Police May Based Voyage
Albert Gleason aged 18 vanished after being urged by wanderlust. Washington police spent hours tracing his whereabouts via telegraph tolls as his father at 651 Quincy Street NW reported him missing. The youth said he planned to sail from an Atlantic port on a tramp ship or cattle boat after a year on a training ship.
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Albert Gleason
Washington
Quincy Street
Albert
Atlantic
Court Is Refuge For 250 Flood Victims In Hamilton
In Hamilton Ohio more than 250 people spent two days and nights in a little courthouse without light food or heat as floodwaters swelled around homes. Rescue efforts brought food and relief but danger continued. Many families hid in attics or on roofs while authorities counted dead.
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Miami River
Mad River
North
Dayton
Hamilton
Ohio
Hiawares
Flood Hits Albany and Rail Lines Crippled
The Genesee valley south of Rochester becomes a vast lake as floodwaters cripple York Central railroads and trolley lines. Hundreds of livestock perish and about 60 families are displaced. New York faces meat famine as butter shipments halt and milk supply runs tight. prices rise and trains blocked threaten shortages into early next week.
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York Central
Genesee Valley
Rochester
New York
Mar
50 Fatalities Reported After Piqua Flood Disaster
Early estimates in Piqua Ohio place fatalities near 50 as missing persons believed drowned are reported to relief committees. Two hundred fifty homes ruined and about 2500 people left homeless in Hast Piqua, where residents crowded into danger by staying in flooded homes near a supposedly unbreakable levee. Identified dead include Albert Becker and several residents such as Mrs. Clarence Dillon James Gillard Isaac Karns Mrs. Sarah Wolford Miss Ida Thompson Mrs. George Schmossler Gheorghe Sublett and Louise Pohlendorf. Troy reports nine deaths. Sidney escapes fatalities.
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Piqua
Ohio
Relef
Clarence Dillon
James Gillard
Isaac Karns
Sarah Wolford
Ida Thompson
George Schlosser
Gheorghe Sublett
Louise Pohhendorf
Troy
Sidney
Miamisburg Faces Flood Loss and Measles Epidemic
Miamisburg population 8009 reports death toll may reach two percent. Only one body recovered as eight feet of water remained. Property damage expected to be high. Emergency Hospital sees an epidemic of measles amid the flood crisis.
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Middletown
Ohio
Miamisburg
Chillicothe Suffered Major Disaster No Aid Needed
Early official word lists eighteen dead from the Chillicothe disaster with eleven bodies recovered from East End wreckage. Seven more bloodied victims were found on Kilgore bridge but could not be retrieved. Property damage is estimated at $1,000,000. Homeless kept safe and local relief sufficient.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Mar
East End
Kilgore Bridge
Louisville Flood Reaches 4 Feet Deep In City
Louisville Kentucky flood reports describe over two thousand families evacuated as Ohio River rose above the cut off at the east end. Four thousand men unemployed and thousands of dollars in property damage were noted. By 10 PM the river stood at 39.9 feet, up 1.5 feet in twelve hours, with a forecast crest near 41 feet tomorrow.
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Louisville
Bride of Julian L Peabody Weds in Mon Repos Villa
Miss Celestine Hyntis Hitchcock daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock Jr married Julian L Peabody at Mon Repos villa witnessed by relatives and the winter colony. Bishop Henry B Northrop officiated. Bridesmaids Helen Hitchcock and Louise Hellen. Edward Morris played the wedding march Mme Loudon sang Ave Maria and a Schumann song. The gown was white crepe with old lace train. pearls adorned the bride. Honeymoon to California.
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Aiken
D. C
Celestine Hyntis Hitchcock
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Julian L. Peabody
Mon Repos Villa
Winter Colony
Henry B. Northrop
Charleston
Helen Hitchcock
Louise Hellen
Edward Morris
Baltimore
United States
Netherlands
Mme. Loudon
Gounod
George Eustis
Thomas Hitchcock
Lydia Eustis
Benjamin Hellen
Washington
Miss Damon
Mr. Peabody
Anita Peabody
Miss Gray
Mrs. Peabody
California
Explosion on submarine C-3 during tow to Norfolk
Special to The Washington Fest Norfolk Virginia March 38 While en route from Charleston to Norfolk an explosion in the storage battery of submarine C-3 disabled the craft The sub was being towed by the Tonopah tender of the fleet and after an ensuing chase the C-3 was captured The explosion likely stemmed from hydrogen gas igniting from an electric spark The crew were at breakfast on the Tonopah and no one was injured The forward section of the submarine was badly damaged Lieut R S Edwards commanded the vessel which arrived at the Norfolk navy yard late tonight tow of a naval tug
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Norfolk
Charleston
Tonopah
Lieut
R. S. Edwards
Norfolk Navy Yard
Health forces retirement plan for Rev Charles Sontag
The Rev Charles F Sontag rector of Esther Memorial Episcopal Chapel Congress Heights announces he must relinquish duties around June 1 due to failing health. He plans to rest away from the city for several months and may resume later or permanently give up Congress Heights parish. He succeeded Rev William Brayshaw, arriving from Key West Florida where he led an Episcopal church.
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Charles F. Sontag
Esther Memorial Episcopal Chapel
Congress Heights
Mr. Sontag
William Brayshaw
Key West
Fla
Express Carries Free Flood Relief Supplies
The United States Express Company will carry free donations of money and supplies for flood sufferers in Ohina Indiana and Illinois to duty organized committees or city officials. Public relief contributions are received in Washington at the freight agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Adams Express offices. Information on forwarding contributions is available at any office.
Serenade and Guard Protect Hunger-Strike Suffragist at Holloway
Milas Scott-Troy led a delegation to serenade Detroit suffragist Miss Zeke Emerson in Holloway jail, protected by dock workers who deterred antisuffragists from disrupting the gathering. A deaf cornetist faced attacks as mobs roared outside the opposing meeting, while Emerson’s mother visited and reported her condition as fed by force with digestion issues. Senator Smith was pressed to aid Emerson’s release.
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Landon
Husky
Milas Scott
Troy
San Francisco
Zeke Emerson
Detroit
Mich
Holloway Daw
Baron von Holst
Miss Troy
Dockers’ Union
Holloway
Emerson
Daughter
Miss Emerson
Home Office
Cablegrant
Fund for Widows Seeks More Help for Deserving Families
The Associated Charities fund aiding widows and children shows growth but still needs gifts. Donations should go to 923 H Street Northwest. So far $4.75 has been sent for a widow with two children, the eldest a 13 year old boy, with a $7 weekly pension sought. another widow with four children, eldest a 20 year old girl, has received $275 with a $3 weekly pension requested.
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We Uwo Waows
H Street
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Absolute
Sat- Se
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Bliss School
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Chapel Tn
N. C
University of North Carolina Today
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Scheeven
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York Lad
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Madman
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New Star
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Golden Eye
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Jim Milton
Hudsoe Sister
Cheer Up
Salling
Sonny Boy
Koerner
Dick’s Pet
Martin
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Solone! C
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Red Rajah Alao
Cuttybuck
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Wolfe
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Prasch
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National
Casis Register
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H. A. Hansen
North Dayton
Associated Press
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Johnny Flynn
Tuesiay
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van Buskirk
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Myer
Misa Katharine Dickman
Port Myer
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Dickman
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Michie
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Simpson
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Ideut
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Desha Allen
Surles
Anderson
Burleson
Misa McMurray
Vandev
Warren Dean
Fifteenth Cavalry
H. D. Berkley
Leroy Dilinge
G. W. Kirkpatrick
Gordon Johnston
Marshall
Cabinet
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Capt
Dean
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Police
Albany
F Street
Julian L, Peabody
Celestine Hitchcock
Health
C. F. Sontag
Mother Visita
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Jones
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