Dorner Shuts Out Giants in Rainy Boston Triumph
Dorner pitched finely scattering four hits as Boston beats New York Giants 4 to 0. Wiltse struggled with three bad innings and Dorner received help from strong defensive plays and timely hits by Bowerman and Dahlen. Boston also tallied on a late error by Donlin and a sequence of hits in the eighth. Summaries note two Boston runs on Bowerman and Dorner scoring chances, with Needham and Seymour contributing infield contact and solid fielding backing Dorner. Other National League scores cited include Philadelphia over Brooklyn and Chicago over Pittsburgh.
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Boston
Kelley
New York Giants
Dorner
Shannon
Dentin
Seymour
Dahlen
Ritehyy
Len
McGann
Witle
Beaumont
Dorner Agai F
Heaton
Needham
New York
Dontin
Donner
Wiltee
Bowerman
Chaioe
Dewsin
Erman
Inter
Wiltse
Pees
Harned
Lin
Moana
Sweeney
Bates
Ritchey
Isn
Ritehwy
Doyle
Tenney
Newdham
Morner
Hood's Sarsaparilla and American League Scores
An OCR fragment shows Hood's Sarsaparilla advert text and partial baseball scores. It lists New York beating Boston 2 0 and Detroit beating Cleveland 1 0 with other incomplete lines mentioning Philadelphia and Washington. The readable portion references teams and cities in a prosaic score roundup.
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New York
Boston
Puadsiphie
Philadelphia
St. Lona
Tee
St. Lovie
Detroit
Cleveland
Celt Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend Track
Celt, a three year old owned by James K R Keene, captured the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend on June 2 with ten runners in the race. He was the favorite and led to victory as the crowd turnout neared 20,000, a drop from recent attendances. The meet suffered financially from scheduling after Memorial Day, costing the Brooklyn Jockey Club about 850,000 in cash.
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Gravesend
Brooklyn
N. Y
James KR. Keene
Sey
Tobaga
Fire breaks out in Keiths theatre during matinee
In Cleveland Ohio a tire started from crossed wires on the roof of Keiths theatre during a matinee. Within fifteen minutes the roof was fully ablaze and patrons evacuated safely. Actors on stage kept singing as the orchestra played, then the flames forced rapid exit. George Hull of Philadelphia arrives for summer at his fort. Memorial exercises held with drills for local soldiers. Local Hardwick defeats team five to two in a baseball game after extra innings, Gabot scoring on a misplay for the decisive run.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Keith
Raw and Burnham
George Hu
Philadelphia
Frank Wathridge
St. Johnsbury
Herbert Pape
Barre
Hardwick
Gabot
Murdweick
Ason
Hem-Boid promise and sales pitch in Barre Vermont ad
An advertisement for Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Boid claims a guaranteed cure for various hemorrhoid symptoms with testimonials. It offers the product for 81,000 or with a package and directs readers to Rickerby & Ww at 100 North Main Street Barre Vermont or to Wt Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo New York for purchase. The copy asserts permanent cures and restoration of health.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Rickerb& Ww
North Main Street
Barre
Leonhardt
Sporting Notes from a Busy Era Rallying Wit and Track Feats
Hughey Jennings’ new war cry blends locomotive grind and Geronine yelp as Ey-Bah fades. Hamilton from University of Louis Ville eases into ex western college champ status in the 100 yards, training for Olympic trials and aiming for the team. Bic clocks ten seconds. Joe Delehanty, brother of Jim, eyed for his St Louis Cadinata outfield job, resembling the late Wd. Married life produces quips on steak cooking as cyclone fears fade. Prayers in Belgium echo at 6 pm with voices rising from homes as in past times.
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Hughey Jennings
Hamilton
University of Louis
Ville Runtier
Western College
Bic
Joe Delehanty
Jim
Cincinnati Reds
Fragmented Muse Echoes in Obscure Text
A heavily garbled historical snippet presents distorted phrases and names. The lines resemble a torn poem or note with references to death and memory. Readers should expect further legible context to identify the exact figures and arc.
Taft clarifies praise of Grant in memorial address
Secretary of War Taft says his memorial day remarks were misinterpreted as an attack on Gen. Grant. He explains he attributed Grant’s 1854 army resignation to weakness or strong drink, insisting his admiration for Grant remains sincere and acknowledging Grant’s remarkable character.
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Washington
Taft
Newbank
Gen.t
Army
Awit
Garland
Grant
Pierce Must Stand Trial Indictment For Perjury In Trade Conspiracy
The U S Supreme Court affirmed a federal ruling extraditing Tf. Clay Pierce of the Waters Dierce Oil Co of St Louis to Missouri on a perjury charge linked to testimony denying a conspiracy to restrain trade when seeking business in Missouri. It is argued Waters Pierce is part of Standard Oil.
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St. Louis
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Centerdey
United States Circuit Court
Missouri
Clay Pierce
Waters-Dierce ‘O11 Company
Gt. Louis
Vans
Waters Pieren Company
Standard Oil Company
Pierce 18 Silent New York Court Decision Unclear
In New York the office of H. Clay Pierce would not disclose Mr. Pierce's intentions after the court decision. He is believed to be in the city, and observers expect a statement later, though none was available at press time.
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New York
Dum
H. Clay Pierce
Pierce
Mrs Prince Loses Five Thousand Dollar Suit in Kiss Case
A jury returned a sealed verdict for Mrs. Prince in a suit accusing Dr Temple of kissing her on December 14. The trial, which began Thursday, ended Friday after five hours of deliberation, with Temple denying the allegations as part of his defense.
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Ose Chen
Jane Ate Temple
Prince
Prince cii
Dr. Temple
Dudge King
Hearst Gains in Recount Across Five Ballot Boxes
New York June 2 Five more ballot doses allow William Randolph Hearst to gain nineteen votes in the recount. The court opened sixteen ballots showing Hearst up eighty five in the lower Manhattan district, with prosecutors arguing the conspiracy to defeat the will of the people widespread. The judge ordered extended hours and even personal desk service to finish the tally.
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New York
Wiliams
Randolph Mearst
Justic Way
Justion
William FR. Hearst
Meflellan
Manhattan
Artillery fife and drums silenced in Boston parade
In Hoxton on June 2 the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company commemorated its 270th anniversary by sounding reveille before the State House and the Soldiers Monument. Police Commissioner O'Meara had forbidden other parts of the ceremony. The corps then awaited the Ancients for a march to the South Church led by Acting Governor Draper.
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Hoxton
Artillery Corpy
State House
Boston Camnon
O'Meara
Draper
Bryan vows to recover Ryan campaign funds
Lincoln Nebraska January report notes Thomas F. Ryan allegedly contributed $20,000 to William Jennings Bryan's 1904 Nebraska senatorial campaign. Bryan telegraphed from Saint Edward Nebraska saying if Ryan contributed directly or indirectly to the Nebraska fund, he will ensure every dollar is returned.
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Bryan Saye
Ryan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Janes
Thomas F. Ryan
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Plymouth death inquiry yields unclear causes
Medics and Superior Court officials in Plymouth report from yesterday say they cannot determine how the Ball children died. The medical examiner notes the bodies were in a badly decomposed state with no broken bones or skull injuries, but evidence suggests possible violence. Paine indicates a smear of violence may be involved despite unclear forensic signs.
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Plymouth
Mass
Juma
A. Elliott Paine
Fernl
Mr. Paine Saya
Steamer Boothbay Sinks At Her Pier
Rath Me June 2 A steamer built a year ago for the Boothbay division of the Eastern Steamship Company sank at her wharf during low water. No one was aboard. The vessel was raised after sinking under the pier.
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Boothbay
Rath
Cpg
Ta Newsatate Building Company
Phi Company
Sapk
Hver
Ansa
Ne Wan
Easy to Cure Catarrh Warns Readers About Hoax Remedy
A fragmented advertisement touts Hyomei as a cure for catarrh with claims from G. Stevers of Crowe City and others. It encourages using Hyomei for relief, promotes Morton Te and Rickert & Welle as sources, and outlines costs around one dollar. The text is inconsistent and garbled but centers on selling a medicinal inhaler.
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Catarch
Tomlin
Ingemll
J. Stevers
Crowe City
Obj
Rickert & Welle
Baberagk
Tina
Clark
Allays
Mauretania Sets Speed Record on Transatlantic Voyage
London June 2 An experimental note from the Cunard Line reports the Mauretania, departing Liverpool May 27, achieving a remarkable transatlantic run with hot three propellers in use. Telegraph dispatches indicate a speed around 25.5 knots from noon on May 1, marking a notable record for the ship.
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London
Cunard
Stramer Mauretania
Taverpool
New York
Destrey
Aveckqing
Supreme Court Adjourns for Summer Month Report
Washington June reports the Supreme Court adjourning for the summer term with reconvening expected in October. The notice states the court will reconvene on a date to be announced. The brief message reflects a standard seasonal pause in Court activity.
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Supreme Court
Two Men Die In Brooklyn Auto Crash
New York June 8 An automobile crash on Ocean Parkway Brooklyn killed two men instantly and left two others gravely injured. Victims William Goubeaud 42 and Thomas Nolan 46 died at the scene. Victims Victor Brandes 45 and James McKenna 43 suffered severe injuries. all four residents of Brooklyn. The driver Ernest Eggert 46 was injured. John Lanyon of Brooklyn owned the car. Eggert, who was at the wheel, was arrested. The crash is believed caused by steering gear failure.
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New York
Ocean Parkway
Brooklyn
Coney Island
William P. Goubcoud
Thomas Nolan
Vietor Brandoe
James McKenna
John Lanyon
Lanyon
Aa Wis
Ernest Hggrrt
Exayos
Eggert
Goubeand
Nolan
Brandes
MeKon-' Tm
Ldat
Former President Cleveland Homecoming at Princeton
Former President Grover Cleveland returns to his Princeton home after two months away at Lakewood. He sits on the veranda reading after breakfast and is reported as very well though not fully recovered. Mrs. Cleveland accompanies him as the couple plans to stay in Princeton for some time amid homecoming decorations and flowers.
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Princeton
Grover Goveland
Lakewood
Shea
Cleveland
Blindness fears drive coal operator to suicide at hospital
John Crane a wealthy Mi mi Pa coal operator sought operation to avert blindness. He reserved a private room at Wills Eye Hospital with top specialists, and after years of failed treatments he died by leaping from his hospital window as hope for sight faded.
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Philadelphia
Pear
John Crane
Mimi Pa
Tittle
Cap Niles
Ceane
M Bow
Wills Eye Hospital
Merry Widow Hat Parachute Saves Wearer From Suicide
A fragmentary Rochester report claims a Merry Widow hat acted as a parachute, foiling a woman’s attempt at self harm. The obscure tale notes the hat saved her life as she fell from a rail line near Vincent Street, with locals describing the incident as miraculous and attributing the rescue to the unusual headpiece.
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Merry Widow
Rochester
Vincent Treet Na
R Poling
Strionn
Standard Oil Case Resumed Against Company
The United States charged Standard Oil with accepting rebates on shipments from Olean to Vermont points. The trial before Judge John B. Habelt in district court resumed yesterday. The case centers on concessions granted on cane shipments to Vermont routes from Olean and elsewhere.
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Vermont
Hochester
N.Y
United State
Standard OU Company
John BR. Habel
United States District Court
Olean
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