Dillon Defeats Missoula 18 to 3 in One-Sided Baseball Game
Dillon battered Missoula 18 to 3 as Hammond pitched strongly while Missoula’s Andrews faltered. Sun glare affected outfield play, and Kelley made key catches for Missoula. Umpire John Cody called fair decisions as Dillon seized the early lead and never trailed.
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Dillon
Missoula
Fruit Gardens
Hammond
Andrews
Kelley
John Cody
Butte
Hoyle
Gilbert
Schus
Dwyer
McHale
Missoulans
Marshall
Arneson
Storey
Williams
Center Field
Missoulan
Zebree
Mulroney
Mitchell
le Jeune
Oth
Hare
Schila
Mammond
Donough
Michell
McDonough
Andrewa
Missoula Defeats Opponents Through Error Plagued Game
Three men batted, then returned to their seats in disappointment. Dillon delivered strong hits, driving in runs as Missoula built a lead with a flurry of hits and two errors by the visitors. The game saw several scoreless frames late as Missoula stretched its advantage before finalizing the result.
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Heyfron
Kelley
Marshall
McDonough
Dillon
Missoula
Whitehall Beats Meaderville in 10 Inning Tug of War
Whitehall defeats Meaderville 12 to 14 in a ten inning home game. Pitchers French and Hope traded bumps while both batteries and umpire Hammond were praised for the tense contest on Whitehall's field.
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Whitehall
Meaderville
Butte
French
Hope
Hammond
Graves
Cutler
McCall
Pace
Lloyd
Covert
Curran
Ryan
L. Hope
Edwards
Gillis
Ornsby
Chicago 5 St Louis 2 in National League tilt
Chicago topped St Louis 5 to 2 as two doubles loaded a second inning and four singles plus two doubles in the fifth pushed the run total. Waddell outpitched Murphy with solid support. attendance 6,300. Batteries Waddell Kling Murphy Ryan. Umpire O Day.
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Chicago
Waddell
Murphy
R. Hu. E. Coagred
Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati In Close 6 5 Game
Doheny outpitched the locals as Pittsburg handed Cincinnati a 6 to 5 defeat. Four scattered hits supported the mound work by Doheny and Yeager while Wagner and Magoon starred for the visitors. Attendance was about 8,400 with Summers Phillips and Peitz handling Cincinnati and Pittsburg batteries.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Doheny and
Yeager
Summer
Phillips and Peitz
Knights Templar Conclave Arrives in Louisville For Grand Parade
Knights Templar from across the United States fill Louisville as the triennial conclave gathers. Service at Broadway Methodist Church features Episcopal Bishop Thomas A. Dudley’s adapted rite, with Grand Prelate J. C. W. Coxe delivering the sermon and a collection for the poor. Tuesday's events include grand parade and welcome from Hon. W. C. P. Breckenridge.
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Louiesvile
Knights Templar
Louisville
Four Corners
United States
Galt House
Broadway Methodist Church
de Molay
Reubel H. Lloyd
Knight
Thomas A. Dudley
Episcopal
Kentucky
Grand Commandery
J. C. W. Coxe
Washington
Iown
Coxe
Christ
Customs House
W. C. P. Breckenridge
Lexington
Methodist conference assigns new year appointments
The fourth day of the Methodist Episcopal Church South conference in Deer Lodge closed with worship. Bishop W. W. Duncan preached on ministry failure and announced yearly appointments naming presiding elders for Helena East Helena Butler Butte Stevensville Belgrade and other districts. Transfers included H Spess J B Harris and J H Settle with finance duties assigned to Kemper and Price.
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Deer Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church South Conference
W.W. W. Duncan
Duncan
Helena
G. C. Rector
B. Harper
East Helena
W. B. Anderson
Boulder
E. BR. Hackley
Butte
H. C. Burgin
Stevensville
R. B. Swift
Victor and Corvallis
J. D. Lewellen
Hamilton
R. Hubbs
Willow Creek
Whitehall
T. B. Reagan
Belgrade
B. Tabor
Townsend
Clyde Park
J. A. Kenney
Big Timber
A. A. Walker
Ble Elk
W. G. Forbis
Bozeman
J .B. Harris
H. Speirs
Stevensville Training School
D. P. Price
H. Spess
Southwest Missouri
J. B. Harris
South Carolina
J. H. Settle
Joint Board of Finance
J. W. Kemper
D. B. Price
Mortuary Records Highlight Public Figures and Notable Deaths
Minneapolis U S district attorney Robert G Evans dies at 47 from heart disease on his Queen avenue home balcony after overwork in a campaign. His wife had died months earlier. Senators Fairbanks Quarles Clapp visited him. Evans suffered a recent runaway accident. Other notices include Gen Robert Williams dying of apoplexy in New Jersey at 75, and Maude Coleman Woods famed as Americas most beautiful woman.
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Minneapolis
Robert G. Evans
United States
Minnesota
Queen Avenue
Kenwood
Evans
C. K. Davis
United States Senate
Mr. Evans
Senators Fairbanks
Indiana
Quarles
Wisconsin
Clapp
Fairbanks
New York
Robert Williams
J. C. Williams
Lth Infantry
Philip Williams
Pacific League score report from Tacoma game
In Tacoma Washington the Beattle Batteries beat St. sseeeeewe 7 to 5 August 25. The names Vrain Zearfoss Stovall and Hurley appear with umpire J OConnell. The score remains unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a Tacoma home game in the Pacific League.
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Seatule
Tacoma
Wash
Beattle Batteries
Portland Preps for Spokane Match Result and Battery Standouts
Portland and Spokane faced off with Spokane scoring 4 and Portland 6 as batteries Steltz Lougheed, Glen don Vigneux starred. Umpire Mc Donald officiated in Springdale while Hunter's Hot Springs hosted a Big Timber excursion and a 15 to 5 Hunters victory.
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Spokane
Steltz and
Lougheed
Glendon
Vigneux
Mc Donald
Standard
Springdale
Mont
Livingston
Big Timber
Hunter's Hot Springs
Hunters
Berlin hushes rumor on retrial for two sergeants
Aug 25 Berlin reports an unconfirmed rumor that a military commission may travel to Prussia to reinvestigate murder charges against Sergeants Hickel and Marten. The report remains unverified.
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Berlin
Prussia
Hickel
Marten
Chinese Legation Arrives at Basel to Apologize
Prince Chun and the Chinese legation have arrived in Basel, Switzerland on the way to Berlin to offer an apology for the murder of Baron von Ketteler, Germany’s ambassador to Pekin.
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Berlin
Prince Chun
China
Baron von Ketteler
Germany
Pekin
Basel
Switzerland
Kitchener Dispatch Reports Boers Ignore Proclamation
Lord Kitchener announces from Pretoria that Delarey has issued a counter proclamation warning Boers not to heed his latest declaration, and that they will continue their struggle. The note reflects ongoing Boer resistance and British messaging in the war.
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London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Delarey
Shamrock Set for Second Trial Spin Near Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas Lipton's Erin anchors near Sandy Hook after Oyster Bay visit with Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club. The Shamrock to begin a second trial tomorrow at 11 o'clock on an America's Cup course with light sails in possibly windy conditions, observers aboard noting a large 90 foot topsail.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Erin
Sandy Hook Bay
Shamrock St
Oyster Bay
Sir Thomas
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Burbank
Sandy Hook
Sycamore
Thomas Lipton
Starvation Looms in Zapata County as Relief Sought
Reports from Zapata County Texas describe severe drought and crop failure leaving the poor to face starvation. Range water is gone, cattle die, and the land is burned with no green growth except cactus. Mayor Hicks has begun a relief fund and sent funds to Laredo for food, while Congress man Kleburg awaits a response from the war department.
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San Antonio
Tex
Zapata County
Laredo
Beat
Hicks
War Department
Kleburg
McEachern Beats Champion in 25 Mile Queen's Park Pace
Archie McEachern of Canada defeated Champion the French rider in a 25 mile paced race at Queen's Park by half a wheel in 3.19. Canadian record. Kent and Daly of Boston on a tandem beat Fournier on a motorcycle in five miles in 7.02 setting a distance record. Kent also set a mile pace record of 1:19 without windshield. Champion defeated McEachern in a 10 mile motor paced race in 15.18 4-5.
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Montreal
Archie McEachern
Canada
Champion
Queen's Park
Kent
Daly
Boston
Fournier
McEachern
Roosevelt Children Improve at Roosevelt Hospital
The children of Vice President Hoosevelt are improving at Roosevelt hospital in New York. The vice president spent part of the day with them.
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Roosevelt
New York
Hoosevelt
Roosevelt Hospital
London Stocks Sluggish as Money Floods Market
London Aug 25 The holiday season ends with a listless exchange though money is plentiful unseen since 1897. Short bills earn 2 percent, call loans 1 percent. American equities dominate activity amid skeptical press and mixed results for British railway stocks while foreign government securities hold steady.
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London
London Stock Exchange
Berlin Market Holds Firm as Sellers Remain Scarce
Berlin observes a restrained but confident business climate with few sellers. Last week’s tone was firm. most changes favored holders as Americans and Canadians stayed steady and Canadian Pacific and Northern Pacific maintained a good tone.
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Berlin
Record Heat Returns Across Kansas Cities
Topeka reported a sudden rise in temperatures bringing summer heat after three weeks of moderate weather with cool nights and occasional rains. Readings reached 105 in Topeka while Wichita and Salina hit 106 and 105 respectively. Leavenworth saw several prostrations as the heat wave returned unexpectedly.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Wichita
Salina
Atchison
Leavenworth
Steamship Mexico Sold to British Operator Rechristened
Seattle report says Capt. E E Caine sold the steamship Mexico for 75000 to J A Lind say of Victoria. The vessel will sail under the British flag as the Manauense and operate between Comox and San Francisco as a collier, reviving its 25 year old name.
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Seattle
E. E. Caine
City
Mexico
Education Progress in the Philippines Profiles Atkinson Report
Washington reports the insular affairs division received Prof. Fred W. Atkinson's annual review of Philippine public instruction. It notes 1,000 US teachers were authorized with 78 appointed, 8,000 applications, and dire need for better school buildings. It details shifts to English, gender aims, institutes, evening schools, and a 1902 high school per province. It also notes Barrows on Manila instruction and orderly religious instruction changes under Act No. 74.
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Washington
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Fred W. Atkinson
General Superintendent of Public Instruction
The
Philippines
United States
Atkinson
Barrows
Manila
Philippine Commission
Street Railway Timetable and Brickyard Notice
Street railway timetable details from the Electric Light and Railway Department in effect August 23 1901. Western Union standard time fins marked D connect with B. Brickyard and Carroll notice appears as a downstream entry in the same page.
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Western Union
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