Sweetser Tops Mathey in Intercollegiate Championship Semifinal
Harvard’s A H Sweetser defeats Deane Murrey of Princeton in a featured singles semifinal at the Intercollegiate Championship on Merion Cricket Club courts. Yale, Harvard, Princeton survive in singles and doubles rounds as Campbell and Sweetser beat Holden and Gates for Harvard in doubles. crucial early rounds show varied results with multiple college players advancing.
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Washington horse Manuella wins at Timonium track
The speedy mare Manuella owned by E F Hall of Washington delights the crowd as she dominates the for all with heat wins at Timonium. Green Pilot and Corbin race tight in subsequent heats. the meet draws about a thousand attendees, including a Washington delegation.
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Onuld Minam Kesus Abyul the Ball Game
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Cornell Wins Honor Struggle in District Title Fight
Cornell nine defeated American Security and Trust Company youngsters 5 to 3 at Capital City Park to claim amateur District champions. Rawlings struggled with wild pitches before injury moved Gray to relief. Buscher pitched well despite four previous games. Bankers rallied in seventh but fell short as Cornell built early lead and held on for the win.
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Local autos traded and tech notes from early motor era
Local figures return from travel in Augusta and Asbury Park as dealers move models including touring cars and a roadster. A tire trophy will be awarded at the Richmond event October 14 to 18. Articles discuss valve lubrication with graphite to reduce heat and wear, describe Marmon cars entering Vanderbilt races, and note plans for the Wheatley Hills race and Philadelphia events with Harroun and Dawson driving stock cars.
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TALK ON ALASKA S NEEDS AT SEATTLE SMOKER
Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary Nagel spoke at a Seattle Arctic Club smoker, arguing Alaska has not received proper consideration from Congress. They urged development of resources and self-government, with officials able to decide locally. They then headed to Portland, San Francisco, and Butte on separate routes.
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Discharged President of Clerks Union Shown
Oscar E. Nelson of Chicago was discharged July 15 for opposing policy, yet elected president of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks. Washington notified Chicago Postmaster Campbell to remove Nelson, with the department deeming his retention harmful. Next convention set for Des Moines, Iowa.
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May the Goal Lands Mineral Rights Reserved
Interior department acts to open about 900 million acres of public land to agricultural surface entry while coal deposits are reserved for separate disposition. The measure aims to benefit the West by enabling crop use of the surface and conserving resources, with coal still subject to exploration and sale under law. Agricultural entry may override previous homesteads and desert claims, and claimants must file protective bonds before exploiting coal lands to guard crops and improvements.
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Grand Circuit $10,000 trot at Connecticut State Fair
General H driven by G Haag sweeps all three heats to win the 2.09 trot. Purse shares go to General H 5500 Gamer 1500 Alice Roosevelt 1200 Soprano 750 Binvolo 750 Teasel 200. Track record Hamburg Bele not broken. best time 2:08. Straight heats prize all events. Captain Cute takes 2:20 trot. Startle wins 2:11 pace heats. Tomorrow unsettled big free-for-all event headlines the card.
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Father Pius Massi Dead in New York
Jesuit priest Father Pius Massi died in New York from intestinal troubles and old age. Born in the Vatican seven years ago, he served as chaplain for French workers during suffering years of the Panama Canal project. His father was a chamberlain at the papal court of Pope Gregory XVI. He was baptized at St. Peter's and educated at the Roman College. He had been stationed at the Shurer of St Ignatius Loyola in its city.
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Army staff reorganized to coordinate branches
Maj. Gen. Wood announces a reorganization of the general staff to coordinate branches. Coast artillery and militia become sections under the chief of staff, with heads acting as assistants. Mobile army led by W H Carter, coast artillery by Alfred Murray, militia by E M Weaver, and ant i war college and information by W W Wetherapon.
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Army Orders Leaves of Absence and Reassignments Across Posts
Army orders list leaves of absence for Capt Merch Stewart and Capt George P Peed, extended service for Capt John McA Palmer, and two months for First Lieut Walker. Capt Merch Stewart relieved in city, to join regiment. Capt De Witt to San Francisco and the Philippines. Berkeley to Portland to head disbursing office. Tra Fredenhall relieved for the Philippines. Special orders amend Capt Richard Marshall to Fort Missoula and San Francisco for official business. Pettus to Newport News monthly visits. Designated officers to witness September 11 target practice at Atlantis. Brig Gen Arthur Murray assigned to assist staff. Erasmus Weaver reassigned as assistant to chief of staff October 2.
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Naval officers ordered home and to duty stations
A series of official Navy orders assigns Rear Admiral H Winslow and Rear Admiral A G Berry to home, with numerous officers and cadets dispatched to recruiting stations, naval bases, and hospitals. Notable postings include Guam naval station, Mare Island, Canacao, Chicago, Omaha, and St Louis amid transfers and resignations.
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Public Health Service Changes at American Public Health Association Meeting
Assistant Surgeon General 5 W Kerr represented the service at the American Public Health Association meeting in Milwaukee Wisconsin September 5 to 9. Acting Assistant Surgeon A D Drew on third days leave and Acting Asst Surgeon H Marr on fourteen days leave. Acting Assistant Surgeon Burg 5 W Ransom thirty days leave. Pharmacist William J Stearns twenty one days leave. A P A Surgeon Bolivar Lloyd twenty nine days leave. P A Surgeon BR D Spratt one day leave. P A Surgeon W H Frost one to Grundy center Iowa on special temporary duty. Arrived Buffalo at Cavite Sailed Yorktown from San Juan del Sur for Panama. Midshipmen to be reexamined Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md September Sailors deficient in branches ordered to report at Naval Academy for reexamination September 27. They are on leave and liberty will be curtailed.
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Burchfield Loses Rank and Pay Over Honolulu Revolver Incident
First Lieut. William L. Burchfield of the Marine Corps was tried at Honolulu for scandalous conduct after wielding a revolver and threatening officers and civilians. A general court martial sentenced him to one year pay suspension and 50 numbers in rank, later reduced to 30 numbers with suspension remitted, for a threat involving his dog and the weapon.
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Court martial ends at Annapolis for explosion incident
Naval Court Martial concluded today in Annapolis with Lieut. B B Scranton Machinist Wingate and two mates found in connection to an explosion on the India one caused by leaving tools in a cylinder. Verdict to be sent to the Navy Department. Clarence Johnson of Annapolis appointed a watchman at the Naval Academy.
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