Hendrix Keeps Up His Great Winning Streak
Cheyenne's pride Claude Hendrix again beat Brooklyn as Pittsburg won behind strong pitching and clutch hits. Brooklyn spoiled his shutout bid with nine hits though Hendrix showed in the pinches. He hits near .600 and drives in two or three runners per game with occasional home runs. His sensational play makes him fans’ idol in Smokey City.
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Claude Hendris
Pittsburg
Rome
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Hendrix
Bmokey City
Nineteenth Century Baseball Roundup Highlights
Baseball notes from 1880 include J Lee Richmond no hit game for Worcester against Cleveland with a 1-0 score in Toledo. Detroit hits seven home runs in a 15 base game. Boston tops Detroit 20-9. Ott Knabe and Dave Orr feature for Philadelphia and Metropolitan clubs. Philadelphia Americans beat Cleveland 2-1 in 14 innings. Dummy Hoy captains a fielding moment for Cincinnati. Multiple pitchers display erratic control in Pittsburgh vs Chicago.
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Dodin
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Boston Nationals
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Otto Knabe
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Dave Orr
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Harry Pavia
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Browns
Jack Coombe
Barney Pelty
Bailey Seeks Two Great Evils in Banquet Speech
Senator Joseph W. Bailey, in a Washington banquet address, condemns modern ills including woman suffrage, calling it the greatest evil next to making men like women. The remarks appear in The Popular Magazine.
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Joseph W. Bailey
Washington
Republic
Popular Magazine
National League results and batter lines recap
Yesterday’s results feature multiple notable batteries including Hatteries for Purdue Kling Willis Hermon and Hreanahan. Philadelphia and Cincinnati games show varied lineups with pitchers Curtive Humphries McLean and Doolin. Western League standings list Milwaukee Toledo Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville St Paul with scores. notes on pitchers Dubuc Onalow Cushions Johnson Henry and William Arnemith for Washington.
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Cy Young Ends Playing Career After Long Baseball Run
Boston June Young the veteran pitcher has retired from baseball after a stiff arm and waning strength led him to quit a game. In 24 major league years he won over 500 games and amassed a fortune of about 75 000 dollars plus a home in Indiana plans to live easy the rest of his life according to a message received by manager Kling of the National League team.
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Junelly Young
Evan
Kling
Young
Wiffioee
Tia
Indiana
Howard Arrives for Fifth Bout in Local Match
Battling Howard with his manager Hughes arrived in the city from Oakland to meet a challenger at 140 pounds for a side bet of Ang élee. Hughes issues a dare to anyone in the state as the fifth bout looms.
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Hughes
Oakland
Cal
Howard
Angélee
Johnsons Surprise Call On Flynn A Neighborly Meet
In a historic display Johnson visits Flynn during training at Montesuma seven miles from Meadow City. Johnson drives to Flynn camp with a cheerful greeting to the fighters and his party as Flynn and his crew swarm the lawn in astonishment at the unexpected encounter.
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Meadow City
Rocky Mountains
Flynn
Jack
Johnson
Roosevelt Criticizes Deserting Chief as Third Candidate Talk Grows
In a tense political scene, Roosevelt clashes with a chief accused of deserting the cause while delegates remain split. Taft and La Follette factions hold firm numbers as third candidates circulate, with party infighting rising alongside attendance from local advertisers and a Denver school growing.
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la Follette
National Committee
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Crane
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Mala
Park
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Tte
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Wyoming Senator Warren Under Fire in Hearst Office Scandal
Willis Groe Emergon writes from May 16 1912 attacking Warren’s political machine and alleged theft of Emerson's story exposing Warren. The letter questions Warren's integrity, calls for reform, and praises Theodore Roosevelt while urging support for genuine, enfranchised Wyoming voters.
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Emerson
Warren
Hearst
Senator Warren story letter from Willis Emerson argues for reform
Willis Geo Emerson writes to Mr Mearat on Riverside Drive detailing a manuscript titled The Looting of an Empire about Senator Francis E Warren of Wyoming. He cites affidavits and thefts of copies, accuses Warren of despotism and machine politics, and notes Wyoming’s Republican split and the Taft Roosevelt delegation outcome.
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Riverside Drive
6Th Street
Na City
Mearat
Sewell Hogeard
Mearst
United States
Francia E. Warren
Warren
Wyoming
Joe Breckens
Francis EB
Sewell Haggard
Willis Geo
Emerson
Naval officers weigh long Cuba policy as ships ready to supply
Washington reports that several colliers are being readied to carry supplies to vessels in Cuban waters for weeks. Rumors suggest Cuba fostered the insurrection for political ends, but the movement may be beyond the government's control. The state department has no confirmation, while the war department considers sending an army officer to Cuba for an impartial investigation and possible mediation.
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Washington, D. C
Cuba
Cuban
State Department
War Department
Rete Poal
Laborers Die in Barn Fire Near Tambov
Fifty nine laborers were burned to death while asleep in a barn on the estate of Count Orloff Davydorff near Tambov in central Russia. The cause of the blaze is unknown and reports provide few details.
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Iftynine Laborera
Tambov
Tuusela
Orloff Davydorff
Senate votes to abolish commerce court in budget action
Washington June 11 The senate voted to abolish the commerce court by not funding it in the judicial appropriation bill The house had struck out the provision and the senate voted down an amendment to restore it The move ends consideration of the court at this session
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Commerce Court
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Mexican scrapping over rainy season begins in Chihuahua
In Chihuahua on June 11 General OroxcoOrozco issues a proclamation inviting a committee of Americans to visit his headquarters to verify discipline. He denies that Americans or interests are endangered, blaming reports on subsidized newspapers. The rainy season has started halting much transportation and troop movement.
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Mexico
Oroxwell
Orozco
Madero
Corrupted Phrase Snippet Mentions Pure White Lead
Fragmentary text references a horse axiom about speed and power, plus odd terms like Pure White Lead and The Shermad Co appearing amid garbled wording. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
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Shermad Co
Congressman Wickliffe Killed on Potomac Park Tracks
Congressman Robert C. Wickliffe of Louisiana died instantly after being run down by a Southern Railway train in Potomac Park. His wife, seeing the news after the House session adjourned, fainted in Speaker Clark's office and was later taken home. Memorial services are planned in the new session.
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Robert C. Wickliffe
Louisiana
Southern Railway
Potomac Park
Betopinal
Representative Cullop
Indiana
Borah Rejects Vice Presidential Nomination
Senator Borah of Idaho publicly refused any vice presidential bid saying under no circumstances would he accept the nomination. Iowa Senator Kenyon reports strong local support for Senator Cummins as Hawkeye club and Cummins headquarters prepare to channel crowds and enthusiasm.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Kenyon
Iowa
Washington
Cummins
Hawkeye Club
Chick Hatching Tips For Rapid Growth
A newly hatched chick needs a clean, fresh run and protection from older fowls and chicks. June-hatched birds grow quickly when kept away from congestion and disease risk, ensuring steady development.
Wedding Gift Display Brightens Local Shop
A local shop advertises a wide display of wedding gifts including alloy ware cut glass and fine china. The copy emphasizes an impressive assortment designed to appeal to customers seeking distinctive items.
Youth shoots self in freight house tragedy at Lafayette
In Lafayette Colorado on June 11 1914 nineteen year old Bena Min Parks killed himself with a gun in the freight house where he worked. He followed a family pattern as his father had died by suicide six years earlier. The body was discovered with a forehead wound.
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Lafayette
Colo
Benamin Parks
Taylor Aids Settlers in West in Land Bill
Washington June 11 Representative Taylor authorized by the house public land committee to report favorably a senate passed bill. It slows patents to homesteaders under government reclamation projects after three years residence. Back payments due the government become a lien on the lands.
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Washington, D. C
Taylor
House Public Lande Committee
Senate
Parcel Post Debate in Congress Cites Small Merchant Preservation
Mississippi Congressman Stephens argues parcel post may protect local merchants by improving delivery options. North Carolina's Small asserts expanded parcel post aids farm economy and community progress, reducing isolation through better communication and transport. Scalp treatments and manicuring offered at Mrs. Ligier's Beauty Parlors on 411 West 19th.
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John H. Small
North Carolina
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