Americus Baseball Triumph Over Buena Vista 7 to 4
Americus defeated Buena Vista 7 to 4 at Farlow Lawn in a dramatic game marked by a late double play by Solomon and Burns. The visitors, led by pitcher Cook, threatened early but Americus staged a comeback with key hits from Marpet Burns and McGarrah. Denham’s clutch defense and a four-run seventh sealed the win as the crowd admired the home team. In county court, Peter Davila was found guilty of carrying a pistol and sentenced to a fine or eight months, while Inom Williams was convicted of meat theft and also faces the chain gang or fine, both jailed at Hotel de Forest.
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Buena Vista
Americus
Farlow Lawn
Solomon
Burns
Amercus
Jim Pope
Americ
Sheppard
Pope
Americus Fale
Slatou
Cook
Marpet
McGarrah
Will Trout
Americas
Waterloo
Slde
Denham
Peter Davila
Charles Bass
Tho
Inom Williams
McMath Bros
Hotel de Forest
Lectures and Mars Dispatch Spark City and Global News
A colorful account reviews Professor Charles Lane’s lecture on The Analysis of Laughter at the city hall, praising wit, illustrations, and scholarly reach. Nearby observations from San Francisco discuss Mars, with cautions against hype and plans for maps by October.
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Charles Lane J
Nome
Lane Wight
Hitte
Motester Love
State Technological College
Athinta
Anwriens Ds
Navin Wrealy
Peabody Institute
Duborrow World’s Fair Bill Debated in Congress
The passage notes a heated debate over a $2.5 million appropriation for the Duborrow World’s Fair in Washington. Mr. Cummings of New York denounces the bill as looting the treasury while Mr. Follows defends it as a national governmental project backed by the Democratic platform. The bill eventually passes 131 to 83. Also updates from Washington cover Tom Winn’s third-party candidacy and illness concerns surrounding Mrs. Harrison.
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Washineiton
House
Cummings
New York
Treasury
Congress
Follows
Commissioner of Pensions
D. BE. Armond
Missouri
United States
Frick Returns to Carnegie Steel as Duquesne Plans Restart
H C Frick resumes control at Carnegie Steel after funeral and ill news. Duquesne works to restart with 1000 plus workers this week as Pinkerton and police faces continued unrest at Homestead and Smithfield wharf in Pittsburgh. Atlanta rally discusses Adlai Stevenson visit amid campaign buildup.
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Pittsnone
H. C. Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Deak
Lovejoy
Frick
Omplorese
Duquesne
Hindes
Chicago
Pinkertons
Jeeret
Prrrsnuna
Amalgamated Association
Duquesne Mill
Griffiths
Pittsburg
Morrison
Homestead
William Welhe
Homestead Mills
Akill
Welho
Potter
Munhall
Dillon
AtlAnta
Adiai E. Stevenson
Grover Cleveland
Louisville
North Carolina
Georgia
General Stavenson
Jones Majority Forecast After Official Canvass
Jones leads in Alabama counties as returns come in from most districts. Officials expect Jones to exceed a twenty thousand majority after tomorrow's canvass, though Coff ee and Elmore counties remain unresolved. Some counties report Kolb gains losses, while others show Jones widening the lead.
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Mowreaywray
Ala
Coffee
Elmore
Butler
Menry
Jones
Kolb
Abbevilla
Timestone
Atu
Bandie Boyle Buxton
Inep
Plaéb
Cashler Smith
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Sumter Co
Oh Loan and Trust CO
Americta
Hilsekeepers
Ince
Noalln S
Roger Bros
Thompson & Anderson
Hotel Windsor Jewelers
Jackson Street
Tam
W. D. Bailey
Haberdasher
Alwys
Jaint Mint i
C. D. Wheatley
Apy
Cotton
Amariats
Burny
Ftral
Sacre der Dantas
City Mall
Nettie
Hobsen
Mars
Mara
C. M. Wheatley
Sumtér
Jackson
East Americas
Jeff D.avera
Lamar Street
Rili
Amon Cummings
Harrison I
Harrison
Path Etre
Senator Colquitt
Watson
Doamer
Louisiana
Simpson
Alliance
Grant
Republican
Dawson
Terrell
J. M. Bridges
Simmons & Lowery
Lowery
Jack Boyle
West Simpson Street
Boyle
Forsyth
Nebraska
Nepublic
Sixcons
Neb
Pony
Lorenso Cron
Fon Sholee
Fricke
Remeon
Fousrtu
Collier's Station
Reuben O'Neal
Woodliff
O'Neal
Britt
Bank of Sumter
Kolle
Jones’ Majorsty WI
Butler & Berry
Serer
Benni
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