Maryland Guards win Post Cup at rifle tournament
The Second Regiment District National Guard wins the Washington Post skirmish cup with a high score of 348, beating Fourth Maryland Guard at the district matches. Maryland’s Sergt Givena and Corp Flamiey clinch the long range. The event features multiple matches, prizes, and a final Harries 1,000 yard contest concluding today.
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District National Guard Bf Gt
Maryland
Sergi Givena
Corp. Flamiey
Iran
Robolue
Cookson
Liewt
Sergt Groom
Feut Heidenrich
Appleby
Washington Post
District National Guard
Post
Maryland National Guard
District Guard
District Engineer Corps
United States Marine Corps
Thirteenth Cavalry
USA
Magruder
Toal
George W Kasemeyer
Cook
Sommers
District of Columbia
E. H. Brian
Washington
Private Hutchinson
Maj Glendie B. Young
Cale
Powers
M. Batley
EF Penrose Smith
John H Magruder
Harries
R Harris Company
R Harme & C2
Marksmen compete for medals in District of Columbia match
The prize list includes a valuable gold medal donated by the Evening Star Company for DC marksmen. Contestants shoot five shots at 200 100 200 and 1000 yards. The final event awards the Gerstenberg Trophy for the National Guard with ten shots at 600 and 800 yards.
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District National Guard
United States
District of Columbia
Evening Star Company
Eel R Eumeyar
Gerstenberg
Ernst Gerstenberg
Football Notes Reveal Yale Captain and Fresh Setbacks
Ogden Mills Reid, Yale captain, and Walter Camp pushing new formations in secret practice. Harvard injuries loom as Pennsylvanias woes mount. Indiana adds a Turk recruit while Wisconsin crew friction and Roosevelt officials debate officiating. Columbia taps John R. Fisher as captain amid Western intercollegiate tests and Quaker misfortunes strike several key players.
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Ogden Mills Reid
Whitelaw Reid
Yale
Walter Camp
New Haven
Jack Cates
Yair
Willams
Columbia
Henry Whitman
Hare Yard
Longnan
Michigan
Harvard
Amherst
New England
Rel
Draper
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Princton
Leonard
Sine
Flory Cross
Holy Cross
Penn
Harry Cahill
Neilson
Jeffries
Sharkey
Abraham
Indiana
Wisconsin
O'Dea
Roosevelt
Union Veterans' Union Chooses St Paul Meeting Next Year
Springfield Ill Oct 19 At the national encampment of the Union Veterans' Union it was decided to meet at St Paul next year The constitution was amended to create the office of senior deputy commander-in-chief who shall be a member of the Sons of Veterans This marks the first time Sons of Veterans have representation on the officers roster and many members belong to the Union Veterans' Union
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John R. Fisher
Columbia
Thorpe
Wisher
Joame
Wisconsin
Madison
Stagg
Chicago
Badgers
Notre Dame
Phil King
Quakers
Ike
New York American League
W. Hollenbeck
W. Weede
Shevlin
Capt Reynolds
Wharton Sinkler
M F Harr
Ziegler
Springfield
Ill
Union Veterans’ Union
St Paul
Jenior
Sons of Veterans
TWO FOR THE FARMERS ST LOUIS DEFEATS BOSTON IN SERIES
The Agricultural team of the Departmental Bowling League edged the Commissioners in two of three games after a decisive first game 944 with Hoffmann posting 249. Boston’s Bureau League tallying limited to a single win as St Louis clinched the series amid erratic play by Aldines and Reserves.
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Hoffmann
Boston
St. Louis
Aldines
Bowman
Laz
Aiers
A Smith
R O Vidy
Brosmew
Nea
Meyers
TORS
Ccgserersuvecereeeses
Gon Agriculture
Hofmang
Drake
Government Printing Office League
O'Connell
Bodtow
Schinner
Richards
Ie Allen
Ace
Niehaus
Atkingo
Ne Lerbeck
Walsh
Wines
McCauley
Saffell
Roberta
Leonard
Mt Ry
Gates
Ivory Divison
Eame
Leimbach Fererrers Gee Tor
Brown
Fredericks
Ater
MT Bridwell
Indae
Mintana
Palmer Weap
Parsons
foCarthy A
Colfer
Sicseerrereeceeners
Corwin Aesenes
Stephens
Sates
Walker
Prescott Pereres
Baseball Notes Highlight Preseason Moves and Stormy Pennant Talk
Baseball notes report Connie Mack eyeing Clarence Foster near Newark in the Eastern League while Boston Americans members wear a Mond scarf pin during a squad skirmish. Rube Pradel and Hank O Day figures loom large as manager chatter swirls around the St. Louis Cardinals and the World Series trajectory. A Wisconsin expedition led by Tom Toftus alights, Malachi Kittredge pursues winter work in Maine, and Chicago Cubs prepare spring stunts with Jimmy Ryan among veterans. Several players are named in barnstorming rosters, including Braser, Remington, and Hendricks, as spring plans and minor league moves unfold amid shifting conference loyalties.
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Connie Mack
Dreft
Clarence Foster
Mewark
Beston Americans
Carl Green
Rube Pradsell
Athletics
Pennsylvania
Hank O'Day
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Tom Toftus
Washington
Wisconsin
Malachi Kittredge
Nationals
Seine Repay
Maine
Oatural and Mechanics College
Chicago Cubs
Hsas
Obicago
Jimmy Ryan
Edo
Barnstormers
Chicago
Clab
Eek Braser
Remington
eMote Woker
Boston Nationals
Germany
Senaerer
Detroit ‘Tigers
O'Leary
Ecincinnati
Fleas Peak Hendricks
Springfield
White ‘Sox
Cubs
Sax
Raleigh
Central
Hig College
Srs Skaraling School
Soith
Amu McGabban Ig Corigin
Dying From Self Hypnosis Case in Chicago Penitentiary
Inga Hanson, once with the Salvation Army, faces possible pardon by Gov. Deneen. Two physicians report she is under hypnotic influence and likely will die without release, though they find no organic defect. They suggest traumatic hysteria as the underlying issue related to a prior streetcar accident suit.
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Salvation _ Army
Tdinoils Penitentiary
Chicago
Salvation Army
Inga Hanson
Netto Roliet Penitentiary
Deneen
Miss Hanson
Pittsburg Dispatch
Bank Clerks Debate on Postal Savings Banks
Washington Chapter of the American Institute of Bank Clerks opened its season with a debate on whether the United States should establish a system of postal savings banks. The negative won the argument after close judging by executives from Union Savings Bank, Commercial National Bank, and People's Savings Bank.
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Washington
American Institute of Bank Clerks
United States
E. Percy Wilson
Frank B. Devereux
Herbert Smith
Samuel J. Henry
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
George O. Watson
Union Savings Bank
George W. White
Commercial National Bank
Francis R. Dooley
People's Savings Bank
J. B. Finley
Inter
Finley
Wilson
Devereux
Smith
Henry
Mutual Life ties to Morristown Trust and related securities
McCurdy testifies that the Mutual Life Insurance Company gained control of Morristown Trust Company and held substantial deposits and stock. He describes connections with United States Mortgage and Trust, Washington Traction, and other syndicates, noting directors overlapping with the Mutual Life and profits from multiple investments while denying campaign fund contributions by the Mutual Life.
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Nren
Mutual Life
Morristown Trust Company
Morristown
N. J
McCurdy
Moes
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Comptiny
Mutual Life In
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Insurance Company
United States Mortgage Trust Company
Mutual
Witness
Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Company
United Stat Mortgage and Trust Company
Washington Traction and Electric Company
Morristown Company
Laula A. Thebaud
Baid
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
VeCundy
Third Avenue
Chi
Burlington and Quincy
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Republic of Cuba
Republic Cuba
Japan
Ead
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Atchizon
Topeka
Boz
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ahs
Psa
Pvice
James H. Beck
Enquitable
Washington
Connecticut Mutual
City of
New York
Mr. Hughes
Mr. McCurdy
Gould
Block signals faulted as ground indicators fail
BE. RB. DEMBOLTON of Detroit argues that ground based fixed block signals cannot reliably guide train crews. He cites recent wrecks and a 20 year pattern showing block signals depend on crews and engineer attention, urging cab signaling or improved placement to avoid fog and observer error.
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New
Orleana
la.) Times-Democcrat
Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific Reilroad
Pauli Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia Press
Mruttschnitt
Manei
Philadelphia
Reading
É&Ec
Dembolton
Detroit
Mich
Thank God for Cuticura Says Van Buren Woman
Mrs P Hackett of Van Buren” Brooklyns” reports her mother had a severe incurable ulcer. Physicians said hopeless. The Cuticure remedy cured the terrible disfigurement and restored her health, prompting wonder and gratitude from onlookers.
Kentucky's Brave Sheriffs and the Battle Against Moonshiners
The article extols Kentucky sheriffs and deputies for their courage in pursuing moonshiners across Appalachia. It portrays moonshiners as dangerous, ignorant, and unscrupulous, hiding in secluded mountains and caverns where illicit stills operate. The piece praises lawmen for relentless, fearless action to uphold peace and order in the state.
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Kentucky
Blue Grasn
Urmoth
W. Riad
Press Opinion The President and Football
Mildly indorsing President Roosevelt efforts to curb rough play the Atlanta Journal argues football remains inherently rough due to public and player appetite. It urges strengthening anti dirty play sentiment in schools rather than turning the game into a parlor contest. The piece critiques injury statistics used by foes and calls for stronger youth coaching.
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Roosevelt
Atlanta Journal
United States
Landis
Providence Journal
Sandra
Boy's Coffee Heart Crisis Sparks Hospital Cure
Eight year old Johnny Murphy suffered extreme heart strain from nine to twelve cups of coffee daily. Entry to City Hospital followed after a month of abstinence and treatment. doctors say coffee overload caused the rapid heartbeat of 160 per minute and lasting heart damage. With strict coffee abstinence and tonics, his condition improved and his life expectancy increased, though full recovery remains uncertain.
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City Hospital
Attie John‘ite Murphy
Johngle
Hospital Interhes
Johnny Murphy
John Murphy
South Peurteenth Street
Murphy
Louis Fost
Phereia & Rcheon
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