Klobedanz Outpitched by Thornton as Beaneaters Fall
In Chicago on June 21 Klobedanz could not contain the Beaneaters who lost to Thornton and the Orphans. Boston benefited from eight walks four scoring and four errors while Chicago rallied with late hitting including a five run fifth inning and a ninth inning spurt led by Ryan.
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Brooklyn Beats Cleveland in Poor Fielding Showing
Brooklyn led Cleveland 7 to 5 as both sides fumbled the ball, with the home team offering the sloppier defense. The game ended with Brooklyn ahead and Cleveland struggling to handle simple plays.
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Giants Triumph Amid Errors In Pittsburgh Game
New York Giants defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 3 in a rough contest marked by hard hitting and Giants flawless defense. Attendance reported as 2000 despite numerous errors by Pittsburgh and scattered hits overall.
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Orioles Win In Tenth On Keeler Hit
In Cincinnati on June 21 the Orioles beat the Reds in the tenth inning as McGraw started the run and Keeler delivered the decisive hit. Attendance was about 2200. The score totals not given.
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Colonels wallop Senators as Mercer proves easy mark
Louisville defeats Mercer in a lopsided game 14 to 3 with the Senators running bases poorly. Attendance listed as about 1,000 spectators.
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Bostonteam and automaton play at Park Theatre game
The Bostons meet Chicago in the third game of the series this afternoon. At 4 30 p m the Park Theatre automaton players will reproduce the game inning by inning with smoking allowed.
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Minor League Scoreboard Bout Across Cities
A compact rundown shows teams facing off in paired city matchups. Notable results include Newark 9 over Paterson 8 and Toronto 22 over Montreal 8, with several other local ties such as Easton 6 over Manhattan 2 and Allentown 38 over Richmond 6.
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Bank Officers and Bankers and Brokers Meet at South Fond Grounds
The Bank Officers and Bankers and Brokers teams meet at the South Fond grounds this afternoon at 4 o'clock for the second game in their series. The Melrose A C play the Bank Officers team of Boston at Melrose next Saturday. Manager Long leaves for Portland Maine tonight on a visit to old friends. Washington knocked Baltimore out of second place, while Pittsburgh held Cleveland from going higher.
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Castoria for Infants and Children Classic Brand
An enduring medical product advertised for infants and children. The label promises a gentle remedy trusted by generations, with a timeless claim of reliable, familiar soothing relief for common ailments.
Treasury seeks July 15 start for adhesive stamps discount raise
The Treasury requests extending the adhesive stamp start date from July 1 to July 15 and increasing the dealer discount from 1 to 8 percent. The change aims to ensure nationwide distribution and reduce losses, arguing past stamps sold widely when discount was 5 percent. Senate Finance opposes the extension citing government losses and potential amendments.
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Meeting Stamp Tax Burden On Promissory Notes And Checks
Lawyers debate how banks meet the war revenue bill taxing promissory notes at 2 cents per $100 and 2 cent stamps on bank checks. One proposal would replace notes with general powers of attorney, letting banks sell collateral on a depreciation. A Stock Exchange ruling on who pays the stamp tax for stock sales is pending.
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Hawkins Sullivan bout drew heavy betting in New York
Boxing gossip from New York centers on the Hawkins Sullivan lightweight bout. California favorite at 100 to 90 odds, with bookmakers and Western backers sending large wagers East. Sullivan's supporters are boosting his chances as market interest runs high.
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Boxing match plans up in air as promoters clash
Boxing notes discuss Erne Lavigne purse dispute and July dates. George Byers earns praise for wins over Murphy and Goff while Dave Sullivan faces Kelly in a potential rematch. Various matchups, managers changes, and fighter nicknames populate the latest boxing chatter from New York sports scribes.
Harness Race at Granite State Park Draws Big Crowd
Dover reports a strong turnout for Granite State Park harness meet. Maple Valley won the 2:10 class in straight heats though slow. Winfield and Maggie chased in the 2:13 pace. Landlady led after two heats in the 2:30 trot but made a stretch break ruining chances.
Senate Listless on Hawaiian Annexation Debate in Senate
In Washington on June 21 the Senate showed lagging interest as Hawaiian annexation talks continued. Leader White spoke for over three hours without strong attention, and Mitchell opened with a brief opposition remark. A bill proposing penalties for damage to submarine mines and fortifications was among those before the body.
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House Debates War Claims Bill In Committee
In Washington on June 21 the House, in committee of the whole, examined a bill to refer Confederate invasion property claims from southern Pennsylvania to the court of claims. A lengthy debate followed without a vote or disposal of the measure.
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TOO MANY WIVES, Myer’s polygamy trial proceeds
The trial of Benjamin F. Myers for polygamy opened in the Superior Criminal Court before Judge Stevens. Mrs. Myers testified she married Myers in 1892 believing he was single, then learned his first wife was alive. Myers planned a second marriage after divorce and had paid periodic allowances. The case, with District Attorney Sughrue for the government and Timothy W. Coakley for the defense, was continued to this morning.
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Cambridge City Council Confirms Underground Telephone Conduit Order
At a weekly meeting in the aldermanic chamber Willard Fillmore was appointed to the Water Board with the nomination held over for a week. The curfew ordinance was referred to the committee. The roads and bridges committee reported on underground telephone conduits and recommended adoption after a brief change. Chairman Bradford presided as Alderman Ahearn voiced opposition. The order was passed after minor amendments.
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Meeting at Mt Auburn Organizes Total Abstinence Society
A Mt. Auburn Sacred Heart parish meeting led by Rev. Thomas W. Coughlan organized a total abstinence society. John Mahady chaired, with speeches by ex-President C. J. Fay and Thomas F. Good. Fifty two names were added as members, and the next gathering will finalize the organization.
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Garryowen FC Challenge Goes Up For July Fourth Match
Garryowen Football Club invites any Machusetts team to a July 4 contest for 100 dollars a side. Representatives will be at the Post Friday at 8 o clock to sign articles with the first responding team.
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Manyon's Rheumatism Pellets Offer Pain Cure
Manyon's Rheumatism Pellets claim to cure lumbago sciatica and all rheumatic pains with a doctor free consultation. The ad promotes a remedy said to relieve back and rheumatic aches and invites readers to consult Manyon's doctors at no cost.
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Michael paced riders crash during practice session
One McLean quint rider group fell hard on the cement in front of judges, Irving Litchfield suffering the worst cuts and needing rest. Rochester quint also crashed as Big Bill Randall’s machine failed, forcing cessation of most training. Jimmy Michael logged six miles and joined a triplet later in the day.
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Bicycle division set for Jamaica Plain Fourth parade
Boston cyclists are invited to join the Jamaica Plain Carnival Association Fourth of July parade with a bicycle division featuring club, patriotic and “horrible” displays. Prizes totaling 200 dollars will be awarded with ties going to L A W members. Enter through chairman Charles A. Underwood at 656 Centre Street Jamaica Plain. clubs like Jamaicas Kangaroos Eliots Jag-alongs Roslindales Suffolks Roxbury already entered. The parade starts 8 a m and ends to reach the park races.
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National championship race board bulletin lists scores
Baltimore June 21 bulletin from the L A W racing board shows Gardiner 48 Cooper 23 Bald 16 O Stevens 9 Jay Eaton 9 Tom Butler 9 Mertens 8 Bowler 7 H B Freeman 6 McFarland 4 Major Taylor 4 Dr Brown 4 Becker 4 Nat Butler 3 Karl Kaser 3 Bourette 2 C M Bly 2 H B Hills Jr 2 Coleman 1. A H Carruthers Rutland Vt transferred to professional class at own request. H E Dahlberg Lowell Mass suspended to July 15 1898 and banned from all L A W tracks.
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Bicycle Notes Showcasing July Race Plans and Local Cyclists
Yesterdays talks set a ten mile paced match race for late July in Manchester with Tom Barnaby of Revere and J H Berwin of Manchester, NH sharing the $300 purse and $100 side bets. Other items note a pursuit team setup at Orient CC for August, entry blanks for Spiers road race in East Boston, and a caution about bells. The Geldert Woods half century ride to Acton and Mr W C Storys open century to Newburyport are slated for next Sunday weather permitting. The Boston 9 Meet Club meets tonight at 8. W C Stories condition is poor in Manasquan NJ. A new middle distance scoring device at Manhattan Beach is described. Betting on Michael-McDuffee remains even with strong support from McDuffee admirers.
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Chess Masters Tourney Knocks Out Showalter in Vienna
In Vienna on June 21 the fifteenth round of the international chess masters tournament saw Burne Schlechter and Steinitz defeat Showalter Trenchard and Caro respectively. Lipke Maroczy Alapin Pillsbury Walbrodt Blackburne and Baird Marco drew. Tschigorin beat Schiffers while Jarrasch and Janowski adjourned.
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Emmets or Celtics clash eyed at Post by O Connell reps
O Connell football delegates plan to meet Malden’s Emmets or Celtics tonight at the Post. Knight the Western professional runner trains at Charlesbank. New England AAU championships likely at Wood Island this summer. John Quinn of Cambridgeport GA and ex Boston College begins training for N K B A A U championships at Charlesbank yesterday. Threshie of the B A A scores a world class amateur three cushion run at Leavitt Yatter rooms. Schaefer posts a notable run on a regulation table, hailed as best ever by some.
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Worcester High School crew beats Weld at Quinsigamond regatta
Worcester hosts a Lake Quinsigamond regatta for the citys semi centennial with Weld Harvard crew losing to Worcester High School by a half length in 7 51. Lakesides win four blade event and Wabewawas claim double scull world records. Edward Ten Eyck and Charles Lewis win the final double scull in 10 32 2 5.
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Observations on Spain by Professor John Moore
Professor John Moore condemns Spain with a history of crime and oppression. He argues the nation once grand is now in the wrong and urges dashing down tyranny to lift freedom for Cubans. The piece frames despotism as grinding down toward inevitable justice.
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