American League Rosters Form As Training Trips Begin
The Boston Red Sox depart for California training as rosters for the American League clubs are announced. Notable potential trades involve Jimmy Austin or Frank LaPorte for Roy Hartze of the Browns. Teams listed include New York, Athletics, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, and others with managers Hal Chase Connie Mack Patrick Donovan Hugh Duffy Roderick Wallace and a roster of pitchers catchers infielders and outfielders.
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Boston Red Sox
California
Chicago
Jimmy Austin
Frank LaPorte
Packer
New York Highlanders
Roy Hartze
St. Louis Browns
New York
Hal Chase
Ford
Warhop
Vaugho
Quinn
Fisher
Caldwell
Ables
Revelle
McClure
McGrainer
Burbank
Sweeney
Blair
Williams
Walsh
Russell
Chase
Gardner
Knight
Roach
Hartzell
Elliott
Johnson
Litschinan
Hallinan
Austin
la Porte
Blake
Black
Olson
Athletics
Connie Mack
Coombs
Bender
Plank
Dygert
Morgen
Krause
Werner
Friene
Bonner
Griffin
Callamore
Thomas
Livingston
Donahue
Lapp
O'Neill
Davis
Collins
Barry
Baker
McInnis
Derrick
Houser
Hogan
Beltzer
Hartsel
Oldring
Murphy
Lord
Strunk
Hessler
Boston
Patrick Donovan
Colling
Hail
Wood
Hunt
Karger
Cicotte
Frank Smith
Charles Smith
Arrellanes
Pape
Moshimon
Bedient
Carrigan
Kielnon
Madden
Stab
Wagner
Purtell
Engle
Bradley
Killilay
Yerkes
Speaker
Lewis
Thoney
Hooper
Elston
Rigger
Cleveland
James M’guire
Joss
Young
Blanding
de Mott
Falkenberg
Kaler
Krapp
Yiggling
Veazey
Fanwell
Doane
Gregg
Mitchell
Mayberry
West
Harkness
Smith
Land
Ladd
Nagle
Adams
Lajoie
Turner
Bronkie
Stovall
Hohnhhorst
Olsen
Hnaupp
Lost Strayed or Stolen in Baseball Gossip
A garbled sports column surveys managers players and trades with vivid oldtime tone. It mentions Clarke Griffith Red Sox Boston managers bunching talent and public glare while referencing Thoney Anson Titus Hartzell Bailey and others. The piece lightly notes a larceny case in Boston and a Johnson versus Kenny money dispute.
Rowland quits Dubuque NIT rumor spurs moving day
Davenport Times reports Clarence Rowland hints Dubuque is unhealthy for the exiled worker and designates March 1 as moving day. He critiques Jim Hares arbitration idea as infeasible and muses about potential relocation among named officials from Davenport, Waterloo, Rock Island, Peoria, and other cities.
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Davenport
Clarence Rowland
Clarence
Dubuque
Wellington
Jim Hares
Michigan Freshman Kohler Shines in Weight Throw
Michigan reports a standout freshman Kohler who throws the weight far beyond Captain Horner with 46 feet 2 inches. The feat nears world marks and signals potential record breaking. Though ineligible for varsity this season, he may compete in open meets after outdoor access.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Kobler
Horner
Kohler
Coe
Rose
Something Due in Three-One Case
A brief item notes a three-one case awaiting action with a cryptic line about a string of strange stories floating. The notice hints at pending decisions or filings without naming specific parties or places. It reads like a compact legal or court docket snippet from an old newspaper page.
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Courier
Waterloo
Janettes
Libby
Davienport
Dubuque
Rowland
Peoria
Star
Ice Yields to Cedar River Flow at Waterloo Gorge
Ice broke loose near the mill dam last evening, freeing the river within an hour. Crowds on Fifth Street bridged watched as huge ice packs shifted and moved, backing water three feet higher in the lower basin, while officials prepared to clear the gorge. The thawing rain and warm weather are expected to finish freeing the river, with February historically the month ice usually goes out in Waterloo.
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Fifth Street Bridge
Cedar River
Weaterloo
A Girl of the Mountains and The Melting Pot at the Syndicate
The four act society drama A Girl of the Mountains features Louise Price as the mountain girl and opens at the Syndicate with matinee and night shows. The Melting Pot by Walker Whiteide heads to the Syndicate, selling well with Chicago long run fame and endorsements from notable figures.
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Lem B. Parker
Louise Price
Walker Whiteside
Syndicate
Chicago
Comedy Theatre
New York
Mccsare
Roosevelt
Strauss
Schiff
Whitlock
Payment of Tuition for Pupils in Nonconforming Corporations
Des Moines February 16 A special dispatch notes that the house passed a bill by Shane of Wapello to pay tuition for pupils residing in corporations not offering instruction equal to accredited high schools. The measure requires tuition to be paid to the nearest accredited high school for those seeking higher education.
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Des Moines
Shane
Wapello
Adout
Cunningham
Ritter
Board of Supervisors
Boards of Supervisors
Much Interest in Cook's Lecture Des Moines Feb 23
Des Moines reports heavy anticipation for Dr. Frederick A. Cook arctic explorer and alleged North Pole discoverer to speak February 23 at the Auditorium under the Press club. He claims Peary refused to return a guard, demanded 10 000 dollars worth of furs and ivory, and insulted Roosevelt by giving him a piece of ivory from the North Arctic trip.
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Des Moines
Peary-Cook
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Press Club of
Cook
Peary
America
Roosevelt
Gould to quit Missouri Pacific presidency
George J. Gould announced he would retire as president of the Missouri Pacific Railway and assume the role of chairman of the board. The Rockefeller Kuhn Loeb interests are said to have launched a clash for control, while Missouri Pacific stock activity surged with 38000 shares traded in the first hour.
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New York
George J. Gould
Missouri, Pacific Railway Company
Missouri Pacific
The
Road
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Rockefeller-Kuhn-Loeb
G. F. Gould
Stock Exchange
Beware of Tight Cough Precedes Pneumonia
A home remedy claims a laxative cough syrup cures coughs and colds quickly. Instructions describe mixing granulated sugar, boiling water, and Essence Mentho Laxene to create a syrup taken by the teaspoon hourly. The note asserts it is safer and cheaper than labeled preparations and suitable for children.
Charity lecture by Dr Cook with far north views
Dr Cook returns from the pole and accepts an invitation to deliver a charity lecture. He disputes critics who call his claims weak and will illustrate the talk with views of the far north.
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Cook
Fasting as Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Nashua Man
S W Putney, repeatedly afflicted by rheumatism, has fasted eleven days hoping for relief. He previously fasted last winter for several days and felt better, so he repeats the remedy this season.
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Nashua
S. W. Putney
Famous Chicken Pot Pie Delights Family
A well known chicken pot pie proves that tasty dishes come from many kitchens. The entire family will enjoy this hearty classic, challenging old stereotypes about who can cook.
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Ed Konetchy
Paoli
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Jack Flynn
Bud” Sharpe
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Fred Clarke
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Frank Klaus
Wille Lewis
Jimmy Britt
Hugh McIntosh
London
Yank Kenny
Jack Johnson
Yank
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Fifth Sweet Bridge
Allcock
Coock
Geo. Gould
M. P. Presidency
Francis M. Stockwell
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Janet McKenzie Hill
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