Giants Make Lead Half Dozen Again
Teesreau pitched superb ball as New York defeated Chicago to even the series. Murray and Sheckard figured prominently in the defense and offense for the Giants, while Lavan der and Archer faced struggles for Chicago. The game featured six Chicago runners caught stealing and a late New York rally in the eighth.
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Taner
Philadelphia Fails to Close as Pittsburg Edges It
In a tight clash at Philadelphia Pittsburg edged the locals 73 72 with late runs and bats. Key players included Henfrix Tobin Gibson and Dooin for Pittsburg and Kelly Dooin and Alexander for Philadelphia. In St Louis Boston game Brown wildness sparked a nine inning rally with Sweeney's disputed call ejecting him.
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R. HE
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Henfrix
Walter Tobinson
Gibson
Kelly
Alexander
Dooin
St Louis
Boston
Brown
Harmon
Lattee
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Sale
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Robertson Declines France Offer for Olympic Training
New York Aug 1 Olympian trainer Robertson Irish American Lawson Robertson declined France offer to lead French athletes for the next Olympic meet. He stays with his current post, as European nations seek top coaching to shape powerful Berlin 1916 contenders. Niles and Johnson win Meadow Brook cup singles at Southampton proving form.
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France
Lawson Robertson
Robertson
Murder charge filed in Venice rooming house death
In Los Angeles a formal murder charge was filed against Charles E. Greenfield for the killing of his 6 year old stepdaughter Vivian in a Venice rooming house. Greenfield is jailed and the coroner's inquest is planned without transporting him there due to safety concerns. He reportedly lamented his lack of courage to end his life after slashing the child's throat.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles E. Greenfield
Vivian
Venice
Greenfield
Tha Aheviff
Durham Duplex Razor Ad Claims Superior Shaving
A vintage advertisement extols the Durham Duplex razor as the best value at 35 cents. It promises a close, irritation free shave with a gentle touch and easy handling, urging readers to seize the product for practical daily grooming.
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Yan
Durham
Renda
A Practical Newspaper Cost System Discussion News
The article reports on Gregron’s paper on a Practical Newspaper Cost System by EB and criticizes the need for publishers to calculate the cost of their work. It highlights the printing trade’s technical side and praises Montana State Press association members and visiting journalists. It lists attendees and supportive remarks for the association’s annual meeting.
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It. Catlin
Abaconda
Catlin
Montana State Press Association
Anaconda
Sssov
Ingane
Hugh Daly
Gregson Springs
Montana
Association
Butte
Corbett Tunnel Bill Fails To Pass House Again
Washington August 16 failure today marked an attempt by the house to override the president’s veto on a bill to pay claims of those furnishing labor and materials for the Gerbate tunnel at Shoshone irrigation project Wyoming. Opposed party lines split the vote 127 to 6 short of two thirds. The bill, introduced by Representative Lafferty of Oregon, saw 35 Republicans with Democrats and 37 Democrats with Republicans.
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House
Yatt
Senate
Gerbate Tunnel
Shoshone
Wyoming
Lafferty
Oregon
Officials Indorse On Pressmen Strike Action
Cleveland Ave 16 The convention of the International Typographical Union unanimously indorsed its officers and the executive council and officers of the Stereotypers and Female Typographers Union for their attitude toward the Chicago pressmen strike. The striking pressmen were condemned by the Investigating Committee for refusing arbitration and for seeking alliance with allied trades unions. The strike ordered was denounced as a blunder worse than crime.
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International Typographical Unio
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Rehisel
International Typareaciica Union and Allied Trades Unions
James Cullen Severed Artery In Wrist At Saloon Incident
James Cullen, a miner at the Hlet Ore mine, was near death from blood loss after a wrist injury caused by a saloon bar collision. He refused help, was overpowered, and brought to the emergency hospital where City Physician Horst van K led the operation to stop the arterial bleed. Detectives Powell and Lynch helped restrain him on the table.
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Hlet
Horst van K
Iife
Lemens
Powell
Lynch
Objectionable Measures Stricken From Bill
In Washington Arg day following the failure of the house to pass the executive and judicial appropriation bill despite a veto. The house appropriation committee struck the objectionable features, including abolition of the commerce court and a government employee tenure plan. The measure was reintroduced late. Chairman Fitzgerald said he would press it if possible and urged sending it to the senate at the latest moment.
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Taf
Commerce Court
Fitzgerald
Officials Arrested Over Embezzled Funds in Carbo Case
Police yesterday arrested clerk Price Lal and treasurer Atay F. Grab in Carbo on embezzlement charges. Clerk held on $1,000 bond. treasurer Snyder not arraigned. Authorities disclosed limited details as the investigation continues.
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Carbo Vowmly
Grab
Willer Dirs
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Revoutie
No Bull Mouse Party For HM
Fragmentary speech expresses resolve to reform the Republican Party and push progressive aims through. The speaker vows continued advocacy despite attempts to divert at Chicago, aiming to influence representatives, senate, and state legislatures toward progress.
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Senate
Republican Party
Chicago
Former militia captain accused of embezzlement
Special Prosecutor in Great Falls alleges a former militia captain, who led a recently mustered out Montana company, embezzled about 600 dollars, with 234 dollars not properly accounted for. Assistant Attorney General W S Towner states the case involves gas company equipment expenses and misappropriated funds.
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Great Falls
Funda
Sutrana
Montana
Naviona
Vetorney
W. S. Towner
Iis
Gayerspr
Eneuimpreens
Cascarets Promote Internal Cleanliness Ad
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as essential for internal cleanliness. It argues skin pores do not absorb impurities while bowel pores do and claim sluggish bowels spread poisons through the blood. The copy urges carrying a 5 cent box and using it when feeling half well.
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Cadve
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