Wild Oscar Carlson Fights for Life After Belt Assault
A promoter of Belt area news reports Oscar Carlson known as Wild Oscar lies near death after an attack near Shr oek's saloon on Birch street. Two assailants, one firing a pistol and one striking with a hatchet, are sought as witnesses describe two men with tall and small statures and a candy moustache. Carlson refuses to name his attackers while doctors note a crushed frontal bone and destroyed eye sight.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Newes
Oscar Carlson
Oscar
Carlson
Shroeck
Birch Street
Vidal
Patterson
Rand Coulee
Ben Samola
Review of trade signals broad prosperity in all lines
R G Dun & Co reports that banking troubles do not dent overall prosperity. The country enjoys good merchandise movement, iron and coal remain strong, and wage disputes ease. Construction booms with high demand for materials and hardware, while European shortages bolster export-friendly conditions.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Wall Street
Troops at Presidio extended service to next week
Four volunteer regiments in camp at the Presidio plan to leave by Sunday June 30 but the 47th infantry will be mustered out July 2 the 41st July 3 and the 43d July 5. They will serve two three and five days longer than their term. Congress must provide extra pay.
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San Francisco
Presidio
47Th Infantry
41St
Congress
Millionaires sail on Deutschland amid ships talks
J Pierpont Morgan P A Elkins P L Widener G L Griscom and other wealthy Americans sail from London to Southampton aboard the Hamburg America steamer Deutschland. Griscom and Elkins insist no shipping deals or business plans are in play while aboard. Passengers include Mr and Mrs W K Vanderbilt Shekih Bey new Turkish minister to the US Mr and Mrs John Boyd Thatcher Mr and Mrs C A Spreckels and Dr James Howerman.
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London
J. Pierpont Morgan
P. A. Elkins
P. L. Widener
G. L. Griscom
United States
Southampton
Elkins
W K. Vanderbilt
Shekih Bey
John Boyd Thatcher
Albany
N. Y
C. A. Spreckels
James Ho Werman
Munich
Race Track Race Summaries Across Newport Sheepshead Bay and St Louis
Racing notes from Newport Cincinnati June 28 show six races with winners Ariba B G Fox Potron Pine Chip Pyramo Nels Morris. New York Sheepshead Bay June 28 lists six races led by Man o War Wax Taper Penninsular Herbert Sweet Tooth Nones. St Louis Fair Grounds June 28 reports six races led by Ethylene Maximus Huntress A Mr Rose Staff and Orris.
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Sheepshead Bay
Essen
Hhuminate
Wax Taper
Dublin
Peninsular
Disadvantage
Gayley
Herbert
All Gold
Trigger
Sweet Tooth
Hiredeck
Princeton Girl
Washington Park Races Result Summary
In Chicago on June 2 at Washington Park, five races were run. Alan Dale won the first at five and a half furlongs with Helen Print second and Harry Wilson third. Jimmes took the mile in the second, Searcher was second, Omdurman third. George Arnold won the seven and a half furlongs in the third, Vulceain runner up, Like ness a third. Hilee captured the mile and a sixteenth in the fourth, Bam Luauzarus second, Precursor third. Isia won the six furlongs in the fifth, Miss Bennett second, Bevoy third.
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Newport
Ariba
Dandy
B. G. Fox
Metoxen
Charlie Daniel
Potron
Insolence
Dr. Worth
Selling Pine Chip
Queen of Quality
Chicago
Washington Park
Alan Dale
Helen Print
Harry Wilson
Jimmes
Searcher
Omdurman
George Arnold
Vulceain
Likenessa
Hilee
Bam Luauzarus
Precursor
Isia
Miss Bennett
Bevoy
Scotch Plaid Wins Sixth Race at Mile and Sixteen
Denver results from Overland track list six races led by Scotch Plaid with Leo Newell second and Knight Janner third in 1:47 3 5. Thornbud twice dominates pacing, Vendora wins trotting, Ned Dennis and Jerich take six furlongs, Prince Russell and Miss Bell headline the shorter dashes.
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Leo Newell
Knight Janner
Denver
Overland
Thornbud
Silver Coin
Francis Dunleavy
Little Girl
Senator
Vindicator
Vendora
Tom Smith
Dr. Calder
Nellie Campbell
Ned Dennis
Milwaukee Blanks Detroit Behind Miller's Sharp Pitch
Milwaukee pitchers Miller and Buelow combined to shut out Detroit as Garvin held the home team to three hits through eight innings before a late rally. Attendance was reported at 3,000 with Milwaukee winning KR to E. DIAL ORE rp Ao cru wae se.
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Detroit
Miller
Milwaukee
Garvin
Buelow
Maloney
Baltimore Beats Philadelphia 7 to 3 in Eighth Inning
Baltimore toppled Philadelphia 7 to 3 after a late eighth inning burst. Attendance reached 1,500 as Fraser pitched and powers delivered for Baltimore while Howell and Rehingon caught for Philadelphia.
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Fraser
Philadelphia O
Howell
Philadelphia Dallas final score lacks drama in June
Philadelphia and Chicago met in a tame game on June 6 with an attendance of 1408 and a 1 to 1 score. Batteries Hughes Kling White Douglass and Umpiire Cunningham contributed to a low key contest.
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Winters and Criger
Philadelphia
Chicago
Accceee
Cass
Hughes
Kling
White
Douglass
Umpiire-Cunningham
St. Louis
Harper
New York Wins With Heavy Hitting As Teams Play
June 28 reports show New York dominant with heavy hitting and rising attendance. Phillies pitcher Phillippi shines in Brooklyn game while Pittsburgh powers past Brooklyn in a separate match. umpires Smith Peitz and Day noted.
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Beere
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Phillippi
Bopgomige Nic
Ccecs
Spuesiar
Rh Hippi
Zimmer Hughes
Metiuire
Seventeenth Street Bank Failure Forces Assignee to Act
The firm of Henry Marquand & Co bankers and brokers collapsed, assigning to Frank Sullivan Smith without preferences. Smith began a systematic books review, promising a later public statement as markets and rail lenders noted limited immediate impact.
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New York
Henry Marquand & Co
Stock Exchange
Frank Sullivan Smith
Smith
Seventh National
Doherer
Clearing House
Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern Railroad
Marquand & Co
Henry W. Taft
Strong & Cadwaller
Henry Marquand
Henry G. Marquand
Frank B. Poor
The
National Park Bank
Franks. Smith
Marquand
Kidnaper Arrest Writs Served in Missouri Case
Springfield report says Tennessee officers served writs in a case where Hugh Mathews and his assistant James Hill were allegedly involved in a machinery dispute. Klyce of Dyersburg bought an engine in Mann and Hill concealed a valve. Mathews claims Hill withheld payment and a valve. Klyce accuses theft. Witnesses arriving tomorrow paused action.
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Star
Springfield
Tennessee
Hugh Mathews
James Hill
Mathews
Hill
Henry A. Klyce
Dyersburg
South Stillwater
Mann
Klyce
Ministers Must Appear In Denver Contempt Proceedings
Judge Palmer heard evidence in contempt proceedings against Rev. M. A. Kader and Rev. W. H. Talmage in Denver. Newspaper reporters testified about interviews concerning court injunctions in saloon cases. Defendants were ordered to appear next Monday as the judge weighs contempt charges and potential permanent injunctions regarding liquor service on Sundays and in a Wineroom.
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Colo
Palmer
District Court
M. A. Kader
W. H. Talmage
Miami National Bank of Hamilton Reorganizes Leadership
In Hamilton on June 28 the Miami National bank ousted Fletcher Heath from the vice presidency and board after fears linked him to the Seventh National Bank of New York. F W Whitaker became president, O M Baker was elected vice president, and Charles E Mason named cashier. Heath's Miami holdings were reportedly purchased by Whitaker and associates.
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Hl, Marquand & Co
Gas and Electric Company
Bergen County
Stock Exchange
New York
Seventh National Bank
George W. Adams
Mesers
Erskine Hewitt
Hugh Kelly
Lerengzo Bemple
Hamilton
Ohio
Miami National Bank of Hamilton
Fletcher Heath
Seventh National Bank of New York
Miami Bank
F. W. Whitaker
O. M. Baker
Charles E. Mason
Heath
Whitaker
Lords appoint panel to fast track Earl Russell trial
At a special Lords session a committee was formed to set a speedy peer trial for Earl Russell recently committed at Old Bailey on a bigamy charge. The move aims to organize procedures for a quick hearing by his peers.
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London
House of Lords
Earl Russell
Old Bailey
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