Waterbury Team Defends Its Baseball Honour in Civil War of Local Press
Waterbury figures prominently in a heated critique over the New Haven Palladium and Hartford Times back and forth. The piece cites John Wuone or Jusely of the Olnalmatt group returning from Cuba and Dubue signing with the Reds for 1909. It accuses New Haven writers of bias while defending Waterbury as true sportsmen amid disputed Hartford games and league rules.
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John Wuone
Jusely
Olnalmatt
Cuba
Dubue
Reds
New Haven
Waterbury
The
Haven Palladium
Hartford
Cidiistry
Roosevelt Club
Lewis
Aitun
Wal
Sriddleton
Dee
Hartford Burr
Alee Bers
Taft/ Guinan
Ford
Hellacher
N. H
Moriarty
Whalen
Douglas
Smith
Gam Hayes
Hartford Times
Babcock
Eller
Walker
N. B
Scoville
McGrath
Tiernan
Wobleben
Ahearn
Lieberum
Moores
New
Mills
Wat
Haven
Berg
Palladium
Davison
Proskey
Ingersoll
Ray
Robinson
Peckham
Talcott
Fox
Castro's Deputy Seizes Control in Venezuela Crisis
Port of Spain reports Vice President J. Vicente Gomez, allied with Castro, has ousted the old ministry and installed a new regime in Venezuela. Dr. Jose de Jesus Paul, former foreign minister, and Dr. Raldo are displaced. General Diego Werren is replaced by General Regulo Olio, while Aguilas Sturbe is named Caracas governor as Gomez moves to consolidate power. Subscription offer for The Evening Democrat and Cosmopolitan Magazine promotes 1909 deals.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Dee
J. Vicente Gomez
Cipriane Castro
Europe
Venezuela
Gomez
Jose de Jesus Paul
Castro
de Reus
Holland
Paul
Raldo
Atlll
Edu
Diego Werren
Goinex
Regulo Olio
Aguilas Sturbe
Gomes
Caracas
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Men's Social Union
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la Frendale
Britain
Mitchell
Lewis Vad
Nichola
Democrat
Evening Democrat
Cosmopolitan Magazine
S. Forman
Main St
Forman’s
Children’s Furs
Paul Asheim
South Main St
the Eagle Brewing Co
Eagle Street
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