Seven Cases to Be Presented for its Consideration Enforcing Sunday Closing Law
Alexandria in brief reports that a special grand jury will be summoned to address criminal cases in Alexandria County. The docket includes theft, receiving stolen goods, larceny, and shooting with intent to kill. Local Fairfax officials push Sunday closing law enforcement as several arrests are noted.
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Alexandria
Barey
Corporation Court
Commonwealthe
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O'Sullivan
Richard Burnett
James Lewis
Welham McCor
Phip Jones
Pierce Lock- Wood
Courel
Charles Mitchell
Fairfax County
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Beore Justce Bowl
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North Henry Street
Bakers
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Frederick Jackson
Andrew Sullivan
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Fairfax Court House
New York Team Wins Olympic Swimming Championship
Closing events at Life Savers' Lake for the Olympic swimming tournament near the Worlds Fair in St Louis. New York won the team title with 40 points, Germany 32, Hungary 17, and the Olympic Club 16. Records and notable swims by C M Daniels and E Rausch highlighted a fast program.
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Hungary
Olympic Club
San Francisco
C M. Daniels
New York Athletic Club
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FE Carroll Schaefer
University of Pennsylvania
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J. A. Ruddy
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M&letic
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George Hoffman
F Or Kehoe
CAC
Miss Myrtle McAteer Defeats Weimer In Tri-State Tennis
Cincinnati reports a day of notable results at the tri-State tennis tourney. Myrtle McAteer of Pittsburg defeated Washington’s Marie Weimer 6-2 6-2 in the ladies singles semi finals, while L. H. Waldner of Chicago and E W Leonard of Boston won their men’s singles matches.
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L. H. Wardner
Chicago
E. W Leonard
Boston
Robert le Roy
R. D. Little
New York
Robert Sohngen
M. B Long
Myrtle McAteer
Pittsburg
Marie Weimer
Washington
Rod. Little
Ernest Diehl
L. H Waldner
E W Leonard
Nat Emerson
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Robert Solingen
Maxwell B. Beals Wright
Edgar D Leonard
Elliot Middleton
Nelson Peebles
Miss McAteer
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J Belden
Mas Neely
L H Waidner
Hittoc Stud
T. Bouscaren
Wyf Chambers
Wakersocler
Edward J. Seaton
Ed Rawson, Jr
S. BE. Hodge
Charles Reemelin
Cyrtle McAteer
Cuban fencer invincible at Olympian championship
Ramon Fonst of Havana won the senior foil title and dueling swords event and swept the international team foil bouts in the Olympian amateur fencing championship at the World’s Fan stadium. Charles Tatham and V. Z. Post trailed in the foil events.
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Ramon Fonst
Havana
Cuba
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Post
New York
Charles Tatham
Senators Play Best Wolfe In Winning Form
In a high scoring day the locals led early before Hughes sparked a Wolfe comeback. Wolfe kept visitors in check to secure a victory set, with two games on the slate today. Standings show New York and Cleveland atop with heavy schedules pending.
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Wolfe
Senators and Boston Split Marathon Baseball Game
Washington and Boston divided a doubleheader in a tense afternoon clash. Cy Young vs Long Tom Hughes sparked the pitchers duel, but miscues and timely hits shaped a 6 3 decision in favor of Washington and a tighter Boston win in the other game.
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Senators Win Doubleheader On Boston Errors And Late Rally
Washington scores four in the eighth to overturn Boston after a tense pitchers duel. Key plays include Stahl, O’Neill, and Selbach delivering in the late frames as Mullin and Cassidy contribute steady at bats. Boston commits costly errors as Washington claims both games.
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Cleveland Defeats St Louis In Tight Baseball Tilt
Cleveland, Ohio September 7 Cleveland used all six of its hits to win 9 to 7 over St Louis. Sudholl walked costly for St Louis while Bay and Lajoie starred for Cleveland. Attendance 1,125. Bernhard allowed four runs in four innings, Sudhott pitched four, game time about one hour and two minutes.
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Plank shuts out New York as Phillies triumph
Philadelphia defeats New York 5 to 0 as Plank pitches shutout ball. Attendance was 5,624 with Philadelphia hitters breaking through in two innings and key players Anderson Seybold and Plank contributing two-base hits.
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Plank
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Powell
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Anderson
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Wiliams
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McGuire
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Seybold
Conroy
Kite—Keeler
L. Cross
Ragged Detroit victory over Chicago at Bennett Park
Detroit defeated Chicago 9 to 7 in a ragged Bennett Park game. Kitson outpitched Altrock as hits clustered late. umpire calls were close and the play was marked by wild baserunning and frequent errors. Attendance was about 1,000 with Detroit taking the win in 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Olisbell
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Isbell
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National League Scores and Standings Summary
National League results: New York 6 Philadelphia 3. Pittsburg 6 Cincinnati 3. Pittsburg 1 Cincinnati 1. Chicago 4 St Louis 3. St Louis 4 Chicago 1. Brooklyn 6 Boston 2. Standings show New York 89 wins 74 losses. St Louis 76 47. Chicago 70 43. Brooklyn 42. Cincinnati 69 63. Philadelphia 85.
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New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
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St Youis
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Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
W. Ys Pet
Cincinnati and Pittsburg Split Doubleheader in Dublin
In Cincinnati on Sept 7 umpire Johnstone escorted from the field after disputed calls as Cincinnati loses the first game to Pittsburg. The second game ends in a seventh inning darkness call with Cincinnati tied 1 1 and Pittsburg due to win margins. Attendance 3,960.
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Corcoran
New York Wins First Game in Seven Series
New York defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 in the opening game in a seven game series here. Philadelphia led early but costly fielding in the seventh inning gave New York the win before 4,635 spectators. Lush and Browne led the Phillies with two base hits apiece, while Wiltse pitched for New York and Suthoff for Philadelphia.
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EVEN BREAK AT ST LOUIS AS NICHOLS SHUTS OUT CHICAGO
The St Louis and Chicago National League clubs split a twin bill with Nichols dominating the second game allowing only two hits. Attendance 3,200. Game details note three base hits by Chand and Smoot, Slagle and Jones homers, Tinker unassisted double play, and umpire Zimmer.
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Distinctive Soft Hats Highlighted in Local Fashion
The article notes a unique neglige style in Soft Hats not seen elsewhere, calling the design distinctly new and striking in local fashion circles. It emphasizes that these hats stand out for their originality and may influence upcoming headwear trends.
Fall clothing stock fits overrun of season styles
The ad proclaims fall stock lined up in many styles and fabrics with prices from 12 to 35 dollars. It highlights a clearance sale on lightweight suits and drastic reductions across 3-piece and 2-piece suits in various fabrics and sizes.
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PA Ave
Brooklyn Triumphs Over Boston in Low-Scoring Tilt
Brooklyn defeated Boston 6 to 2 as Boston committed four errors. Willis pitched for Boston and Mitchell for Brooklyn, with a 1 hour 54 minute game time and 17,000 attendance noted. Jonlan hit a two-base hit and Delehanty delivered a three-base shot for the visitors.
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Rhore Strang
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Tenney
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Mitchell
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Gane
Baseball scores from Eastern and American Associations leagues
Eastern League games include Newark defeating Baltimore 4 to 1 and Jersey City 18 to 5 over Providence with darkness ending the Newark and Jersey City games early. Buffalo routed Montreal 8 to 1. Rochester and Toronto tied 6 to 6 after eight innings due to darkness. American Association results list Minneapolis 7 Milwaukee 2 in both games, Louisville 12 Columbus 7, Tampa Bay not listed, and multiple city matchups with Atlanta beating Nashville in two games, Little Rock over Memphis 7 to 3, Birmingham 6 Montgomery 4, New Orleans 4 Shreveport 3 first game, New Orleans 1 Shreveport 0 second game, plus Macon 10 Jacksonville 5, Savannah 11 Augusta 0 in the second game, and Charleston-Columbia postponed by rain.
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Amateurs Triumph and Clubs Race in Detroit Regatta
The Arlingtons beat the Atlantics 9 to 7 on the Mahone Labor Day with heavy hitting and Leonard’s strong pitching. Concords defeated Young Northerners 7 to 5 led by Benson’s pitching and Mace’s second base throws. Baltics defaulted to Concorda 9 to 0. Detroit yachts St Claire Eyota and Spray swept top spots in Lake St Clair regatta, Walker Cup standings noted. Reinecke forwards 325 for wrestling bout with Tee Grant in Richmond.
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Gook Wins Leech Cup in District Of Columbia Meet
The Leech Cup title goes to George J. Cook of the District of Columbia shooting for Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Association. District of Columbia wins the team match 310 of 350 as protest over Marine Corps entry is filed, with Marine Corps second and other state teams following.
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Boys Prepare for Coliseum Athletic Meet
Public playgrounds committee hosts a field day at the Coliseum next Saturday at 1 30 p m with boys practicing stunts on eleven playgrounds. Cuno Rudolph chair invites local businessmen as judges and officials to promote citizenship through youth athletics. events include dashes sprints jumps shot put relay wrestling and a baseball match between rival playground teams.
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Stearns Paste Claims Rat and Roach Salvation
A historic ad promotes Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste as a cure-all for rats mice and cockroaches. It boasts universal effectiveness in homes and stores with prices for small and hotel sizes and mentions Tribons Building Chicago and Affleck's Wholesale Drug Store as distributors.
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Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
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Chicago
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