Cubs Crush Sox in Bitter Weather Showdown
In a cold gusty day, the Cubs overwhelmed the White Sox 6 1 as Steinfeldt and Tinker led a fast, error-free attack. Star plays included a standout throw by Sheckard cutting down Jones at the plate and multiple Cubs steals and sacrifices that showcased their machine-like speed and aggressive baserunning.
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Chance
Cubs
White
Wleider Jones
Nicholas Arrock
Nationals
Ed Walsh
Dr. White
Jones
Jimmy Sherkard
Harry Steinfeldt
Merin Slieger
SveIny
Gay
Steinfeldt
Johny Evers
Stteckard
Jnnes
Jimmy
Nolte
Sheckard
Kling
Sox
Tenvehit
Joe Tinker
Rohe
Hood's Pills Eased Rheumatism Claims Many Cures
An old reading explains rheumatism lingers despite lotions and plasters. It argues relief comes from the right remedy and asserts Hood's Pills have cured thousands, replacing temporary loosening with lasting improvement.
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Hood
Cubs Confident And Easy Special in The Washington Post
Cubs reverse the Sox, overwhelming Chicago rivals with a flurry of hits in a game at Comiskey. Reinbach pitched poorly. White left after three innings while Owens held the Sox in check. Attendance listed at 12,585. A late pneumonia death toll hint appears in the mismatch summary.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Cubs
Simpsy
Itha
White Sox
Chance
Bitte
Delan Sasy
Con
White Comiskey’s
Reinbach
White
Incomplete Baseball Inning Report From Nationals vs Americans
Scattered oddities and misplayed plays frame a rough game chunk featuring miscues by Evers Roche and Isbell. Tinker reaches base on bunt and scores during a Nationals rally as Hoffmann and Steinfeldt contribute hits and a late misplay by Isbell opens the door for scoring.
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Nationals
Chance
Steintelit
Tinker
White
Roche
Evers
Ishell
Gat
Sheckara
Donohue
Schulte
Tannehilt
Tshett
Sullivan
Steinfaldt
Roe
Steinfelt
Isbell
Tannehitt
Tawne
Harman
Hahn
Ress
Weather conditions and storms across the US and Atlantic
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau in Washington reports disturbances moving eastward across the western area, rain in the Northwest and Great Lakes, with a general drop in temperatures in the South Atlantic. Fair weather expected Thursday along the Rockies, with snow likely on the Lower Gates. Winds shifting across regions, with light to fresh northerlies on the Atlantic coast and around the Great Lakes. Local readings show temperatures ranging from the 40s to mid-50s with sunshine noted.
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Washington
Dich
Montag
North Pacific
Paast
South Atlantic
Bates
Pridap
Rocky Mountains
Eestern
Bonthera
Hogland
White Sox vs Nationals spring training chaos and crowd surge
Report describes exhibition chaos as the Washington Nationals and Chicago White Sox play doubleheader scrimmage. It notes scoring disputes, weather, attendance near 12,895, gate receipts around 13,000, and mentions Lindgren and Jones performing, Ganzol negotiating with team president, and forecasts of warmer weather ahead.
Wiley Defends Pure Food Bill at Wholesale Druggists Meeting
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley chief chemist of the Agricultural Department defended the pure food bill before the National Association of Wholesale Druggists at the Willard. He said the law will be made more definite and effective by sales and regulations, while noting the bill is not indefensible. Officers and board members were nominated for the association, with Grover, Garey, and Parker among those listed, and Cincinnati urged to host the next convention.
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Cowen
Mra
Meg
Conga
United States
Ralph Glyen
W. W. Stewart
Hiv. Cowen
Ole J. May
Merris Band
May
Conen
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Lieut. Sentelmann
Teader
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Sentelmann
Santelmann
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Marina
Creed Falton
Sayat
Molton
Fulton
Treasury Department
Hartig
Rimi
Miton
Birs. May
Walton
Agricultural Department
Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Officers Ave
Cincinnati
Harvey W. Wiley
National Association of Wholesale Drugglers
Willard
Wiley
Hall
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John N. Garey
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert Plint
New York
Meeond
J. Duster
Birmingham
Portland
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Tit
Atta Vice Protien
Piand
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Nebr
Aeqtutary
Toms
Trollanapalis
Tecamurer
HM Strang
Cleveland
Ohio
Board of Centre
Gsrer
Chefrmany -Benton
Bross
A. T Parker
New Orleany
W. J. Mooney
Tad
Iheon
Albany
N. Y
W. B. Bgreng
Theh Gratiéida
Gincinnati
Ny Reaisont
Roosevelt
White House
Engineer Dougles Report on District Bridge Appropriations
Engineer Dougles submits annual report to the Commission detailing bridge funds. He notes $126,300 remains of a $350,000 appropriation for work on bridges, with $247,998.87 expended and a $150,800 balance from a $960,000 total. He outlines plans for plate girder bridges on Rock Creek and Canal street, waterfront improvements on Washington channel, and progress on the Ahadastia bridge. A $36,000 request is urged to improve Connecticut Avenue between Wyoming and Calvert streets, plus adjustments to contract appropriations for county bridges to address underfunding and obsolete wooden spans.
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Rock Creek
Chesapeake
Ohio Caneliat' Street
Washington Channel
Ahadastia
Piney Branch
Fear to Lose Salaries May Not Be Paid for Period
Comptroller Tracewell may withhold salaries for July for many school officers until their official appointment dates. The change could affect the superintendent, two assistant superintendents, thirteen supervising principals, and several directorial posts. Some high school principals and a manual training director face legal complications. decisions may cause hardships for many and anger among officers.
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Tracewell
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Ll Yaedineies
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Achoolz
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Principsia
Inter
Medigta
M Street
McHintey Manual Training
Langlous Hoyt
Tracewert
Washington
Parade Road Closures Now Authorized by City
City commissioners approved new police powers to ban private vehicles from streets during parades and public events. Major Sylvester reported the police cannot clear private cars without the new regulations, adopted after the emergency.
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Doungel
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Sylvester
Edson elected president of Board of Charities
Yesterday the Board of Charities reorganized and elected Edson as president to fill the vacancy from J. W. Woodward’s resignation. Dr Charles Nell was named vice president and George Wilson secretary as the board finalizes district charity estimates for submission to the commissioners this morning.
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Board of Charities
Youn Joy
Edson
Charles
Nell
George Wilson
Udeon
Roosevelt
Brn
George N. Rober
In and About the City Local Notices and Incidents
A pedestrian, Jamen H Btetue, sixty, fell on a street near Nevitt and paren t leuten Doniche streets, sustaining injuries. He was taken to the Emergency. condition unknown. Other items report executor appointed for Hutchington estate, a lineman found dead, and several court sentences including a 600 dollar fine for a weapon offense and a nine month term for a different crime.
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Ooh L. Mutchington
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Poller
Witla Fradecick
Cormer
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Richard’ King
Yeira Oll
Ledge Jimball
Washington
King
Fa Wes
Root to Speak in Kansas City at Commercial Congress
Secretary Root has accepted an invitation to address the Trans-Afghanistan Commercial Congress in Kansas City Missouri on Novem ber 19. He will discuss establishing direct trade relations between the Mississippi Valley states and South and Central America. The source notes he will not speak in St Louis and cites the topic as the potential for direct trade links. A separate note seeks the name and address of any person who saw a policeman surrounding a street incident on Pennsylvania Avenue. CHAS. I. WILL DINE AT 5 E pennsylvania avenue.
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Noavanther
St. Louis
South and Central America
Prem Ein
Ennsylvania
Vanip Avenue
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