Giants Even Series As Tesreau Shuts Chicago
Chicago falls to New York as Tesreau dominates with three hits allowed and two runs scored for the visitors. Murray makes two dramatic catches, and a New York double steal helps push across key runs in an action filled game.
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Tesreau
New York
Vistors
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Reulbach
Cheney
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York
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Terreau
Murray
Minnie
Archer
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Sheckard
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Tecker
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Zimmerman
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Schulte
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Zim
Inerman
Pletcher
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Treubach
Lavender
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Becker
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Teul
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Seler
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Dove
Doyle
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Moteher
Hersog
Cou
Becker Mote
Laneh
Dole
Alter
Downs
Miller
Goode
Downey
Reusbach
Morkies
Salon
Finker
Fletcher
Zimmer
Erie
Pines
Hecker
Etter Downey
Dovie
Williams
Meyersney
Cotter
Archeray
Merkie
Saier
Ehlen
Lavender Reusbach
Philadelphia and St Louis Rivalry Highlights Fast Play and Errors
Philadelphia played fast on both sides but failed to reach Pittsburg safely as St. Louis defeated Boston 8 to 2 amid a ninth inning rally. Harmon Sallee and Win GO, Brown and Rariden pitched. Sweeney protested a division and left the grounds.
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Pittsburg
Hendrix
Warner
Robinson
Gibson
Kelly
Alexander
Doolin
St. Louis
Ale
Boston
Brown
Harmon
Salige
Sweeney
St. Loi
Robertson Turns Down Good Offer From France
New York Aug. 16 The American trainer Ernic Hjermberg who coached Sweden’s Olympic team has been reengaged to train Swedes for four more years. France offered Lawson Robertson to train their athletes for the next Olympic meet but Robertson declined, satisfied with his present position.
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New York
Stockholm
Ernic Hjermberg
Sweden
Berlin
Europe
France
Lawson Robertson
Robertson
Meadow club cup Singles final qualifiers at Ennis on Long Island
On August 16 at Meadow club in Ennis Southampton Niles of Boston and Johnson of Philadelphia earned final round spots. Johnson defeated Williams, recent clay court and Pennsylvania state winner. In doubles McLoughlin and Bundy beat Niles and Dabney 4 0 and reached the semis by defeating Johnson and Watson Jr 6 2 6 4.
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Southampton
Long Island
W. Niles
Boston
W. F. Johnson
Philadelphia
Johnson
R. N. Williams
Pennsylvania
M. E. McLoughlin
T. ¢. Bundy
Niles
Dabney
Harvard
C. F. Watson Jr
Murder charge filed in Venice rooming house case
In Los Angeles on August 16, Charles E. Greenfield was charged with first degree murder for allegedly killing his high-year-old stepdaughter Vivian in a Venice rooming house. Greenfield remains jailed as sheriffs fear transporting him to Venice for the coroner’s inquest. he spent much of the day in his cell lamenting his lack of courage to end his life after reportedly cutting his stepdaughter’s throat.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles E. Greenfield
Vivian
Venice
Greenfield
Press Visitors Enjoy Big Day at 1912 Montana Meeting
Report on the Montana State Press association annual gathering notes a paper by EB B Catlin urging cost analysis in printing and publishing. The event featured thanks to local hosts and arrangements for tours to Butte, with a long list of visiting press personnel from Montana papers and surrounding states.
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Monson
Anaconda
State Insane Asylum
Hugh Daly
Gregson Springs
Montana Hotel
Montana State Press Association
Butte
Corbett Tunnel Bill Fails to Pass House Again
Washington reports the House failed to override President Taft's veto on a bill to pay claims from labor and material suppliers for the Corbett Tunnel and Shoshone irrigation project in Wyoming. The roll called 137 to 87 short of two thirds with party lines breaking as Republicans and Democrats split. Representative Lafferty of Oregon introduced the bill.
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Washington
House
Taft
Senate
Corbett Tunnel
Shoshone Irrigation
Wyoming
Lafferty
Oregon
Officials Indorse Strike Action By Pressmen Union
Cleveland August 16 The convention of the International Typographical Union unanimously indorsed its officers and the executive council and officers and executive council of the Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union for their attitude toward the Chicago pressmen strike. The striking pressmen were condemned by the investigating committee for refusing arbitration and for trying to embroil the International Typographical Union and allied trades unions. The tribe ordered was denounced as a blunder worse than crime.
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Cleveland
International ‘Typographical Union
Chicago
International Typostatical Union
Allied Trades Unions
Miner James Cullen Severed Artery in Wrist
James Cullen a miner at the High Ore mine was near death from blood loss when brought to the emergency hospital at midnight City Physician Horst arrived in time to save him. He had injured his right wrist a week earlier and during a saloon fight last night he struck downward hitting a whiskey glass instead and severing an artery. He refused medical help and had to be subdued and carried to hospital where Powell, Lynch and others assisted on the operating table.
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James Cullen
Horst
Cullen
Ito
Powell
Lynch
Journey of Pathfinder Barich to Roundup or Billings
A dispatch reports Barich leaving Townsend at dawn and arriving by evening with minor tire trouble and a wrong turn, planning to go to Roundup or Billings tomorrow. The Grace Methodist Episcopal church concert last night drew a large audience and was greatly enjoyed. Anaconda officials offered a reward for a missing man. details are unclear.
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Teudolph "Barich
Judith Gap
Townsend
Hawain
Billings
Tomor
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
No Bull Moose Party For HM Statement
The speaker rails against the No Bull Moose Party and pledges continued effort to reform the Republican Party. He vows to keep the fight inside the GOP, aiming to push progressive goals through Republicans in Congress and state legislatures, despite attempts to divert the movement in Chicago.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Republican Party
Chicago
Objectionable Measures Stricken From Bill
Washington August: lawmakers strike objectionable provisions from an appropriation bill reintroducing the measure in the legislature. County funds at risk as auditor reports Williams Jones clerk and treasurer Snyder under bond after an audit shows several thousand dollars short in their accounts.
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Willian Jones
BR. V. Snyder
Former Militia Captain Accused of Embezzlement
Great Falls, Aug. 18. Former Montana National Guard captain and local attorney I Sutton faces embezzlement charges for missing funds tied to militia expenses. Assistant Attorney General W S Towner filed the complaint. Sutton’s $1,300 bond remains unpaid as the company was disbanded before the encampment.
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Great Falls
Sutton
Montana National Guard
W. S. Towner
Cascarets Promote Bowels Cleanliness and Health
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a superior laxative to soap, claiming the bowels have millions of pores that absorb nourishment and impurities. It urges daily use for cleanliness, noting benefits come with a pocket sized box and gentle reliable action.
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