Cincinnati Beats Boston 8 4 in May 12 game report
Cincinnati wins 8 4 over Boston as timely hits and Boston errors aid the victory. McGann is ejected in the seventh for disputing a decision. St. Louis defeats Brooklyn 2 0 in the other May 12 game. New York tops Pittsburgh 8 2 behind Maddaus five bases on balls by Pittsburgh pitching. Philadelphia defeats Chicago 6 2 after early offense and late scoring.
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Cleveland 2 New York 0 as Joss hits game winner
Cleveland pitcher Plutcher Joss struck out a three bagger that plated Hinchman in the eighth to lift Cleveland over New York 2 to 0. Batteries were Joss Bemis Doyle and Kicinow. Score BE. H. & Cleveland . .000 000 011-2 4 New York .000 000 000-0 96.
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Detroit tops Boston in opening game of series
Detroit beats Boston 4 to 2 in the first game as Slover Schmidt Payne and Cicotte vs Carrigan deliver for Detroit Boston errors and late scoring help the Tigers park a 4 2 victory in the May 12 contest
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Pueblo Defeats Des Moines 4-2 in Western League
In a fast errorless game Des Moines led 2-0 until the late innings, then Pueblo chased in four runs after Des Moines committed several errors. Final line shows Pueblo 4, Des Moines 2 with solid pitching by Pord Younger and Nichols for Pueblo.
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Local Scores Fragment From Midwest Matchups
In a set of terse results, St Paul defeated Toledo 4 to 7 while Milwaukee hosted another game and Kansas City met Louisville in a pair of listed pairings. The document notes score fragments from several midwest city matchups.
Portales Father Killed by Son After Threats of Family Slaughter
In Portales New Mexico on May 2 C Cox aged 53 a Roosevelt County farmer was shot and killed by his son C C Cox aged 23 as the elder aimed to murder his wife with a pistol. The son armed with a rifle intervened and fatally shot his father. The mother and daughter witnessed the struggle. The event followed the father’s claim of a plan to lay every family member under the New Mexico sect.
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Kidney cures praised in Albuquerque testimonial
Doan's Kidney Pills touted as cure for kidney troubles across ages from children to adults. Mrs J Hall of West Huning Avenue testifies her daughter found relief after using the remedy, noting lasting satisfaction and recommending Doan's to others. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo as US agents.
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Justice of the peace clears Cox in inquest verdict
An inquest conducted by a justice of the peace found that Cox was not at fault and issued a verdict of justifiable homicide. The proceedings established that the man was clear of blame. In other news, Benjamin James Fernie, longtime assistant editor of the Christian Herald, died in Lakewood New Jersey after a long illness at age sixty six. John O Hara, charged with promoting fraudulent mailing schemes, received a one day county jail sentence and a $500 fine in federal court with Assistant District Attorney Ralph Hartzell urging a lighter punishment.
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Prison Breakout in Yekaterinoslav Ends in Mass Death
In a government jail at Yekaterinoslav on May 12 prisoners attempted a breakout by breaching the wall with a bomb. Guards opened fire as inmates surged inside and ten men who had reached the inner area were shot. Many others were killed or wounded.
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Rio Grande Pend Sells Bonds in Western Pacific Financial Move
The Denver and Rio Grande railroad announced the sale of 6 percent bonds with six percent yield and a 20 year extension option. Proceeds will fund the completion of the Western Pacific construction project.
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