Yale Defeats Harvard in New Haven Baseball Match
Yale beat Harvard in a New Haven baseball game yesterday. The report also mentions varied incidents including a lynching in Charleston Illinois and a fatal shooting in Minnesota, with scattered references to European events and local transport accidents.
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Yale
Harvard
New Haven
William
Hodges, & Co
New York
Mra. Folsom
Mra
Clevelath
Europe
New London
Sea of Sandvall
Gulf of Boilie
Sweden
Waco
Moore
Charleston
Pennsylvania & Schustill Valley
Coble
Minn
Silas Robinson
Niess
Jacksonville
Fia
Deans
Roe
Eeea Deen
Ote
Morton Faces Questions on Veranda at Huntington Mansion
A reporter recalls Mr. Morton seated on a spacious veranda as discussions unfold about his possible nomination. An East band figure remains impassive while readers glimpse the politicking surrounding the convention. In Chicago delegates prepare to depart for Indianapolis to congratulate a nominee on the national ticket.
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New York
Morton
Bis Leman
Huntington
Mr. Morton
Patel Soren
Chicago
Katee
Tore
Apolis
Manqueris Shooting Fatality Reported Near Wilson Home
June 26 report from Manqueris Michigan states John B. Wilson shot himself in the mouth at a home on a new street, causing a fatal wound. Local authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the self inflicted injury.
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Manqueris
Mich
John B. Wilson
Experimental Peptide Curative Agent Mentioned in Eastern Report
A fragment from an Eastern newspaper describes an experimental peptide curative agent and an advanced female subject. It mentions atmosphere, a germ disease concept, and a chemist named Smith related to Draggiat Brown's store in a casual newsroom scene.
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Mac
Presser
Smith
Brown
Fragmentary Prose Note On Names And Barrow Reference
Fragmentary lines mention a Mr Newsman, a sand, a wheel barrow, and a desire to have a name printed on a new wheelbarrow. The text reads like a stray quotation or puzzle note without clear context or complete sentences.
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Tie Nalla
Democratic Nation party notifies Cleveland’s nomination for president
Washington June 26 The Democratic committee informs Grover Cleveland of his nomination as standard bearer for president. Gen Collins and party officials deliver the formal notification and read the nomination letter from the national convention at St Louis. The message emphasizes tariff and governance pledges and concludes with remarks about acceptance to follow.
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Washington
Cleveland
Gen. Collins
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Gen
Collins
Cr. Jasob
Kenwar
New York
New York, Sia
City of St.Louis
Democratic Party
Audi
United States
Grover Cleveland
Seects
Ee Sones Columbia Club
Columbus
Thurman
Democratic national committee selects permanent chairman at Arlington
Washington June 26 The national Democratic committee met at Arlington and elected Willie H Barnum as permanent chairman by a rising vote. An executive committee and a campaign committee were formed with authority to add nonmembers as needed. A Colorado delegation member, then in custody of national committees, was presented to Gen Collins, chairman of the nation.
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Washington
National Democratic Committee
Arlingbee Dae
Slade
Doctin
Barbour
Paw Seomelen
Willie H. Barnum
Tarpey
Ornia
Rother
Barnum
Sherin
Indiana
E. B. Dickinson
Cements
Comanities
Colorado
Collins
Baltimore
Stock market fades after Chicago nomination news
New York June 26 A slight stock market flurry from the Republican nomination in Chicago faded as prices drifted to near opening levels. Trading remained dull with the day closing around the initial figures. The session showed a slow, featureless market with bonds and petroleum shares cited among varied listings.
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New York
Chicago
Pico Marke
Flooded Cities Destruction In Leon Mexico
Terrifying floods devastate Silao and Leon in Mexico after ten days of heavy rains. About 325 adobe houses destroyed, station buildings occupied by refugees. Estimates place fatalities around 700 with many bodies and missing villagers. Relief scarce as waters subside slowly and food becomes urgent. A separate note records Republican convention actions in Indianapolis delaying candidate notification until July 4.
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Jane
Tlexico
Tion
Mexican Central Railway
Here
Zacatecas
Leon
Silao
Bilao
Umen
Meus
Comase
Ley
Chewlée
Righ Cha
Dole
Lee
Geode Bought and Hold at Hallam's Second Hand Store
A geode was bought and held at Hallam's Second Hand Store opposite City Hall with notes of exchange and satisfaction guaranteed though the exact terms are unclear.
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Geode
Gendé
Hallam
City Hall
Fifteen Round Fers Fight Sees Killen Triumph in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on June 26 Les Patey Cardiff and Pat Killen battled fifteen rounds for a principal North warl title with two ounce gloves. Killen won after Cardiff fell in the fourth round and could not rise within ten seconds. Referee was Joseph Mannix. gate receipts split 75-25 in favor of the winner. Time ran about thirteen minutes.
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Minneapolis
Les Patey Cardiff
Pat Killen
Marquis of Rules
Cardiff
Killen
John
John Lannon Ag Ae
Pat McCarlin
John Clark
Joseph Mannix
Killersight
Baseball scores and rain delayed games across cities
Baseball results from Cincinnati St Louis and other cities show Cincinnati 5 Baltimore 4 St Louis 10 Cleveland 2 with a rain postponed game at baca Soninville 7 Brooklyn Boster June 26. Chicago beat Wolverines in a shutout, Van Haltren contributing strong play. Indianapolis defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 5 with Boyle and Morns batteries leading the win.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore
ST. Louis
Cleveland
Baca
Soninville
Brooklyn Boster
Chicago
Wolverines
van Haltren
Daly
Bennett
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Indianapolis
Hooaiera
Case
Boyle
Morns
Carroll
Pittsburg
Beore
Pittaburg
Turf Events at Sheepshead Bay and Washington Park
At Sheepshead Bay New York on June 26 nine furlongs Tatalor won with King Crab second and Grover Cleveland third. three quarters of a mile Diablo won with Sam Woods second. one mile and three sixteenths Triatam won with Tea Tray second and Charley Dreux third after a disputed finish. At Washington Park Caiwano June 26 weather good. one mile event Baden won with Santaleen second. maiden two year olds raced one mile with Bohemian winning. one mile and a quarter Cary won with Mack second. three quarters of a mile Orderly won with Luke second and Jacobin third.
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New York
Tatalor
King Crab
Grover Cleveland
Lar
Diablo
Sam Woods
Aurania
Triatam
Tea Tray
Charley Dreux
Tristam
Scounla
Sec
Leics Appiety
Kuras
Dunborne
Lancaster
Caiwano
Baden
Santaleen
Rene
Montpelier
Beolus
Bohemian
Keynote
Range
Wling
Sonoma
Mionie Palmer
Cary
Ms Mack
Toe May
Orderly
Luke
Jacobin
Timu
Sheridan's condition unchanged. possible move to Nonquitt cottage
Washington bulletin reports General Sheridan remains in the same condition as in recent days. Officials consider moving him to his cottage at Nonquitt Mass if no unfavorable change occurs, with a possible departure from Washington planned for Thursday.
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Washington
Sheridan
Nonquitt
Mass
Teething Syrup Promises Pain Relief for Children
An old advertisement touts a teething syrup claimed to ease pain and wind in infants and children. It lists a price of twenty five cents and describes soothing effects for teething distress.
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Boston
Blanks
Democratic National Committee
the National Committee
Boggs
Mexico
Onmreano
Morris Kuteo
Beas We Wilkes
Sateen
0Ineanee
Reese
Arkansaa
Hates
Patey Cardiff
the Stock Growers’ Nations Bank
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Andrew Gilctinist
Henry G. Hay
E. A. Abry
Candler
Prerboln
Sheepshead Bay
Washington Park
Gen, Sheridan
Cheyenne National Bank
Ordyvtinnee
Rominee
N. A. Davie, Pres
Rk, Davies
J. W. Collins
KH. HM
MURDE
Addoms Ga
W. Skeevers
F. Schweickert
Ana
Moline
McCormick Steel Wower
Buckeye Mower
Thomas Hay
Paine's
Eler
Chien
Wanda Neere
Uae
Ganges
Ned Combeer Bowels
Draper, Organ & CO
Hollingsworth
San Francisco
Joelman
N, Idelman
Wildlesale
Dealems
Havana
Carl Uppan
John Lee Cigars
H. A. Kelley
Key
Beare
David Miller
U.P. Ry. Co
Waterbury Watch
Ocobdy
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