Cubs Rally Past Giants As Gandil Injured In Game
Brooklyn July 12 The Cubs beat the Giants 2 to 1 as Gandil injured his ankle swinging at a ball. Rowland kept Gandil in the lineup after the injury but Washington later scored the winning run in the seventh. Batteries Shaw Johnson Henry Klepfer Tunell Wolfgang Schalk.
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Tiptops Win Last Of Buffalo Series
The Tiptops defeated Buffalo 9 to 0 in the final game of a five game series. Hal Ch scored Buffalo's lone run with a triple in the sixth. Kansas City faces Pittsburg, Chicago vs St. Louis, and New York vs Buffalo in upcoming matches.
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Judge adjourns case amid conspiracy charges in Kansas City
Federal Judge Timvnt adjourned proceedings against David nd Maxwell Slade and al 3. McCutlo on conspiracy to obtain justice linked to a breach of promise suit by Rae Tanger fiat James W. Osborne. Taylor testified Judge Jon Hueselt, recently ill, may remain unable to resume duties for a month in Kansas City Missouri. A storm with heavy rain and strong winds hit Northwest Missouri and Eastern Kansas. St Joseph reported three inches of precipitation as several small bridges were washed away.
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Lightning strike injures workers near Concordia
Damaged railroad branch near Burlington line led to three injuries at Concordia Kansas when a lightning strike hit a crew. Two men were killed and a third injured as storms disrupted the railway work.
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Shoe fitter arrested on fraud charge in St Louis
George H Montgomery shoefitter and head of a South Dakota incorporated firm was seized by federal agents in St Louis on a promotion to defraud scheme. Indicted by a federal grand jury the man faced bonds of 2500 dollars as officials cite assets valuation and official literature claims. In Oregon, government wins land forfeiture suit over Coos Bay wagon road grant in U S district court.
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Joplin Zinc Miners End Two Week Strike
In Joplin Missouri the two week strike by lead and zinc miners ended as every mine in the district resumed operations. There was no settlement. The men returned to the mines seeking their former wage scale and did not demand recognition of their new union.
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Railroads face tariff hold on steel shipments nationwide
Washington July 12 tariffs on structural steel carloads for Pacific coast points Portland Seattle and interior towns held until Nov 12 by the commission. Bridgeport Bridgeport July 12 structural Iron Workers at the plant struck over jurisdiction disputes between millwrights and carpenters unions allied to metal trades over installing machinery.
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Birth of a son to Princess Oscar and Emperor William’s heir
London dispatch from Central News reports the birth of a son to the wife of Prince Oscar, sixth son of Emperor William. The prince wed last August to Countess Bas sewitz-Levetsow, according to a Berlin dispatch transmitted via Amsterdam.
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Thoroughbreds Unloaded at Deer Lodge Track
Nine cars bringing about 23 race horses from Denver reached Deer Lodge on the Northern Pacific around 7 pm. Horses were moved to Powell Wang Ta ir grounds. trunks and gear loaded. Races expected to begin late week with later arrivals anticipated. Management aims to comply with vet ins rules. note historic reference to the first Atlantic steamship in 1833.
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Pari Mutuel Plan Seen Best for Montana Races This Year
Billy Gemmell, returning from Denver, says pari mutuel betting is the only fair method for horse races in Montana and would resist any law changes. He notes Denver’s mutuels as the proper system and reports strong interest from Montana fairs and connections including Sid Coffee and Pat Carney. Season plans point to Deer Lodge and potential entrants from Spokane and Helena, with purses of up to eight thousand dollars and efforts to attract Canadian owners.
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Court Upheld Ruling On Racing Law Veto Dispute
The text reports a supreme court upholding a circuit court decision concerning a veto related to legislation for a racing commission and parkmutuel betting. It notes a dispute over whether G. W. Mayer vetoed the act, with the higher court affirming the prior ruling.
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