World of Sport Rearranges U S Schedule in May
May 28 the United States league will test in Pittsburgh on a bid to rearrange the league cycle. Marshall Henaultson, Pittsburg owner, left after two days seeking to land a St Louis franchise. Word says St Louis is set to take over the Cleveland surrender and Kansas City or Indianapolis may receive the Washington franchise. A local brewer backs St Louis if the other clubs post forfeits of 1500 dollars and Henderson sent an ultimatum before leaving.
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Bt Louis
Muagnaten
Pittsburg
Marshall Heniietson
St Louis
Sporting Chelen
Cleveland
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Washington
Ofte Btfel
Citizer
Henderson
Postal Clerks Battle in Hot Game on Local Diamond
Postal Clerks in a fast back and forth five inning baseball clash north of Lake Minnehaha saw Cheyenne and Pornerlo versus Omaha and Ogden edge the struggle. Gorham, Stanfield and Bostwick combined for home runs and brisk defense as Gorham’s team claimed an 8 to 5 victory with rematch set for today at 2:20 p.m.
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Lake
Minnehaha
KR. P. O
Cheyenne
Pornello
Omaha & Ogden
Warlaimont Kinport
Essneee- Hares Dutcher
Stanfield Dorrell
Brid Clark Mignig En
Withers
Chey. & Poer
Om & Ogden
Tyson
Kmport
Bostwick
Stanfield
Tov
Gorham
Ike
Jarelia
McGraw Sees Giants Approaching New Record Pace
Manager McGraw of the New York Nationals expects the team to set major league records for wins. Historical marks cited include Chicago and Brooklyn totals from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with New York noting prior seasons of 106 and 105 victories and uncertainties about this year’s results.
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New York
McGraw
New York Nationals
Chicago Nationals
Boston Nationals
Tiret
Brooklyns
Pittsburgs
Chicago Fans Plan Special Train to Johnson-Paine Fight
Chicago officials said a special train will run to Las Vegas New Mexico for the Johnson Paine world championship bout on July 4. The train departs Chicago July 2 and returns July 5 with a round trip fare set at 27.50.
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Chicago
Big Hout
Vegas
Bantiago reports large fire losses near Huantan emo
A blaze in Surgente region destroyed 5,000 tons of sugar cane and other property on the plantation of Ware Bunches, owned by the American Fidelity company, near Huantan emo.
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Bantiago
Huantanemo
American Widelity Company
How They Stand National League Philadelphia Boston and New York
National League standings shown with team batteries listed for Philadelphia Boston New York and Cincinnati. Players Schultz Moran Perdue Donnelly Kling Ragan Owens Mathewson Meyers Wendris Perry Kelly Geyer Wills Bresnahan Hatterson Brown Needham Ganpar Keith Melean Clarke.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Schultz and Moran
Perdue
Donnelly
Kling
New York
Ragan and Owens
Mathewson and Meyers
Coimrro
Hatterson
Brown
Needham
Ganpar
Keith
Melean
Clarke
Batteries and lineups noted across multiple games
A record lists various battery pairings and lineups for different matchups including Hamilton and Krich, Willett and Stanage, Wall and Nanamaker, Houck, Martin and Rossell, Pennock and Thomas. Postponed games due to wet grounds and weather impacts are noted with teams like Washington, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Columbus, and others appearing in standings from the American Association and Western League.
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Romo Ss
Philadelphia
Wall
Nanamaker
Houck
Martin
Rossell
Pennock
Thomas
Glovernor Seeks Legislature Stop Prize Fights
Santa Fe New Mexico May 28 Gloverny of Melhonale urges the legislature to enact a ban on prize fights in the city If enacted the Flynn Johnson bout scheduled for Las Vegas on July 4 would have to be moved to another location.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Gloverny
Melhonale
Las Vegas
Durcan Sets World Record in Amateur Athletics Event
New York May 2. The record committee of the amateur athletic Velon WIN approves records set Sunday by JJ Durcan for throwing the dive both for best hand and born bees. Fred W. Rubson, chairman, notes the tape measure confirms the throw and certifies compliance. The discus weighed 4 pounds 7 1/2 ounces over the required weight. An affidavit says measurements and conditions are correct and Jomer B. Bulivan will recommend acceptance as a world record for 252 feet 12 inches with both hands. The known heat record of 240 by a Swede is near. committee will pursue further investigation.
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Dencan
New York
Velon
JJ Durcan
Fred W. Rubson
Jomer B. Bulivan
Che
Dungyun
Cook Bros Co Sanitary Ice Sold at 30c Per Hundred
Sanitary ice offered by Cook Bros Co at 30 cents per hundred. Phone 197 listed for orders or inquiries.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Historical Baseball Snapshots from 1875 to 1911
A garbled athenaeum of late 19th and early 20th century baseball notes. Mentions Princeton, New Haven, Brooklyn players Mike Giffin George Smith Kid Gleason Park Williams Jack Warner, Washington Americans, Giants, Detroit, Boston, Oklahoma City, Hutchinson and Donie Bush among others with scattered scores and feats.
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Joseph Melroy
Princeton
Yolo
New Haven
Providency
Hutchinson
Donie Bush
Detroit
Stouts
Leveve
Sweeney
Boston
Dr Davis refutes claim of Texas cattle menace
Dr Davis disputes a report alleging Texas cattle quarantine animals threaten northern herds with Texas fever. He inspected Denver livestock movements to Wyoming routes and found southern cattle met all Wyoming dipping and health rules, debunking rumors and affirming disease not transmitted after dipping.
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DR. Davis
Lie
Devver
Texas
Teks
Davie
Denver
Wyoming
Wis
Bright Young Men Don’t Come To Ministery
The United Presbyterian General Assembly in Seattle on August 28 discussed the drift away from ministry as bright young men avoid the field. A committee on efficiency ministry urged revival of home worship as the remedy to restore interest in church service and prevent loss of ministers and church staff.
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Seattle
Wash
United Presbyterian Ganeral Assembly
Committee On
Howe Worsrip
Ex-Governor John Wesley Hoyt Dies at 70
Ex Governor John Wesley Hoyt died May 24 1912 at his son J Keplar Hoyts residence in Chevy Chase D C after a long career as a university organizer educator and reformer He served as chairman of the National University Committee of Four Hundred and was active in Wisconsin and Wyoming public life through the Civil War and beyond Hoyt's involvement spanned academia politics and international science and education associations.
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John Wesley Hoyt
National University Committee of Four Hundred
Keplar Hoyt
Chevy Chase
D. C
Hoyt
Garfield Hospital
Oaney
Nathan On
Joab
Judith (Hawley) Hoyt
Aid
Worthington
Ohio
Ohio Wesloon University
Delaware
A. B. Ile
Salmon P. Chey
Cincinnati Law Ser
Ohio Medal College
Eclectic Institute
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Orpha Sampson
John and
Macy Sampson
Athens
Eclectic Medical Institute
Clincinnati College of Medicine
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
City
Hora
Mann
Reblican
Fremont Wd
Lincoln
Poty
Line
Madie
Wisconsin
United States
Butas
Pir Hehor
Morrill
Colleges of Agriculture
Mechanic Arte
Wisconsin State Agricultural Society
Chcago Historical Society
United States Agricultural Saniety
U. 8
Oauset
Coward
Inurope
Amoane
Congress
University of Wisconsin
Tle
Oc Mo
Mantel Read
Missouri State
Visi
Missouri State Agricultural
Univerty
Wyoming
London
Paris
Europe
America
University Progress
National Educational Association
Wisconsin State Board of Railway Commissioners
Hayes
Agriculture of
Secretary of Agriculture
Bologna
Oxford
Cambridge
Commissioner of Education
British Association For the Promotion of Social Science
National Suffrage Association of France
International Association of the Red Cross
American Social Science Association
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Peace Society
The
Universal Peace Union
Alse
U S Gunboat Paducah Vanishes on Cuban Mission
Washington reports the Paducah ordered to report from Cuban waters by noon last Sunday has not sent word. Nashville was tasked to search for the missing ship while officials warn of possible American intervention to protect interests as unrest spreads across Cuba. Generals Ostensibly and Tenet vow to continue fighting until the Morva law is repealed amid intensified insurgent activity in Oriente and surrounding regions.
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Washington
United States
Paducah
Cuban
War and Navy Departments
Nashville
Guantanimne
Cassy B. Morgan
Nasile
Dtate
United Braver Ie
Chin
Gomest
Mente
Bandago
Cuba
Kmstenox
Tenet
Veing
Titan ic tragedy debate blames Captain Smith and Californian
Washington dated May 28, a senate committee report assigns responsibility for the Titanic disaster partly to Captain Smith for alleged overconfidence and to Captain Lord of the Californian for not responding to distress signals. It praises Captain Rostron of the Carpathia for prompt rescue and proposes awarding Rostron a gold medal with funding.
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Washington, D
Carpathia
Senate
House
Smith
Michigan
Commerce Committee
Coi Press
Arthur Kheetrom
Neijef
Rostron
Washington
Lord
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