World of Sport Rearranges U S Schedule in St Louis
May 28 United States league tests in Pittsburg to reorganize the circuit. MarshallHenriett son of Pittsburg owner said St Louis will take over the franchise surrendered by Cleveland. Kansas City or Indianapolis to receive the Washington club stake, with local support contingent on forfeits of 1500 dollars. Henderson sent ultimatum to owners before departure.
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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 for Supremacy in Five Inning Game
Postal Clerks in a hot five inning contest north of Lake Minnehaha yesterday at 3 pm faced Cheyenne and Pornello of the KRPOs and Omaha & Ogden. Gorham and McCain led Cheyenne Poer and Ogdens offense, while Stanfield homered for the opposition. The Gorham win left the O’s to seek a rematch at 2:20 pm tomorrow on the same diamond.
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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 Expects Giants to Stallish New Record
New York May 28 Manager McGraw of the New York Nationals believes this team will set major league win records this year. Historic marks include Chicago Nationals with 116 in 1908, Boston with 102 in 1902 and 160, and New York 106 in 1904. The piece notes past leaders such as Brooklyn 10 in 1809 and Pittsburgh 104 in 1902, with Philadelphia's 102 in 160 and 105 last year.
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New York
McGraw
New York Nationals
Chicago Nationals
Boston Nationals
Tiret
Brooklyns
Pittsburgs
Chicago Fans Plan Special Train to Johnson-Piney Show
Chicago authorities arranged a special train for July 2 to Las Vegas New Mexico for the Johnson Piney world championship match on July 4. The round trip fare is 27.50 and return to Chicago is scheduled for July 8 with an estimated arrival back in the city that evening.
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Chicago
Big Hout
Vegas
Unclear OCR Item from Santiago Port Area
A damaged OCR note reports a body found in Surgente with 5 000 tons of goods and property located near Huantan emo belonging to the American Fidelity company.
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Bantiago
Huantanemo
American Widelity Company
How They Stand National League Baseball Summary
National League standings feature Philadelphia and Boston leading with noted pitchers Schultz Moran Perdue Donnelly Kling for Philadelphia. New York with Ragan Owens Mathewson Meyers, Cincinnati and Chicago show varied results as Batters Perry Kelly Geyer Bresnahan contribute. The notes list players Hatterson Brown Needham Ganpar Keith Melean Clarke in recent games.
Batteries and lineups highlight busy college and pro basketball schedule
The report lists multiple battery pairings and rosters across games featuring teams such as Hamilton, Krich, Willett, Stanage, Wall, Nanamaker, Houck, Martin, Rossell, and Pennock. It notes postponed games due to wet grounds and cites standings across American Association and Western League teams including Washington, Milwaukee, Columbus, Indianapolis, and St. Paul with scores and city venues.
Glovernor Seeks Legislature Ban on Prize Fights
Santa Fe May 28 A law proposal from Gloverny of Melhonale calls for prohibiting prize fights in the state. If enacted the Flynn Johnson bout scheduled for Las Vegas on July 4 would have to be moved to a later date.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Gloverny
Melhonale
Las Vegas
Durcan Sets World Mark in Amateur Throws
New York May 2 The record committee certifies JJ Durcan’s record throw for both best hand and born bees. The discus weighed 4 pounds 7 1? ounces, 1 12 ounces over the required weight, and an affidavit confirms measurements and conditions were correct. Committee to review the mark of 252 feet 12 inches and compare with the Swedish hand record of 240 feet.
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Dencan
New York
Velon
JJ Durcan
Fred W. Rubson
Jomer B. Bulivan
Che
Dungyun
Sanitary Ice Price at 30c Per Hundred
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at thirty cents per hundred, with phone contact 197 for orders or inquiries.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Baseball Highlights From Bashees El Today Through 1911
A garbled year by year summary recounts various baseball feats including Princeton’s Joseph Melroy defeating Yolo in New Haven, a 6-0 Providence Eastern League win with ten runs in the seventh inning by Jake Drady’s team, and multiple double plays. It lists several players from Brooklyn, New York, and St. Louis, plus Washington Americans and Detroit performances with singles and defenses.
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Joseph Melroy
Princeton
Yolo
New Haven
Providency
Hutchinson
Donie Bush
Detroit
Stouts
Leveve
Sweeney
Boston
Dr Davis Denies Texas Cattle Fever Threat
Dr Davis refutes a Devver report claiming Texas cattle fever could spread to northern cattle. He inspected Denver livestock movements and found southern cattle passing for Wyoming points met all Wyoming dipping and health requirements, countering rumors of a fever outbreak and unverified danger.
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Texas
Teks
Davie
Denver
Wyoming
Wis
Bright Young Men Don’t Remain To Enter Ministry
Seattle August 28 The United Presbyterian General Assembly took up the committee on efficiency ministry which reported that bright young men no longer wish to become ministers and the only remedy in sight is a revival of home worship. When home region is restored the church will not seek to hire ministers to serve its holy work.
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Seattle
Wash
United Presbyterian Ganeral Assembly
Committee On
Howe Worsrip
Ex Governor John Wesley Hoyt dies in Washington DC
Ex-Governor John Wesley Hoyt longtime chairman of the National University Committee of Four Hundred dies May 24 1912 at his son Keplar Hoyt’s residence in Chevy Chase DC. He had organ ic heart trouble and passed after a period of illness, leaving a record as a reformer educator and pioneer in Wisconsin and Wyoming during the 19th century.
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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 Missing Near Cuban Zone
May 28 report says the U S gunboat Paducah failed to respond after orders to report from Cuban waters. Nashville was sent to search the area while commanders rush word on Paducahs fate and condition of ships visited along the coast. The story notes wireless gear and fear of attacks as U S interests are at risk in Cuba and Camaguey region.
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Washington
United States
Paducah
War and Navy Departments
Nashville
Guantanimne
Cassy
B. Morgan
Nasile
Dtate
United Braver Ie
Chin
Gomest
Mente
Havans
Cuba
Oriente
Ramond de Las
Titanic disaster blame campaign heats up in senate
Washington May 28 senators praised the Carpathia crew for rescuing Titanic survivors and urged a medal for Captain Rostron. A senate committee report blamed Captain Smith for fatal overconfidence and faulted Captain Lord of the Californian for failing to assist, while lauding Carpathia’s captain for timely aid.
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Washington, D
Carpathia
Senate
House
Smith
Michigan
Commerce Committee
Coi Press
Arthur Kheetrom
Neijef
Rostron
Washington
Lord
William Alden Smith
Huntjeh Board of Trade
Sal
Storme
Nenace
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U. S
St. Louis
Postal Clerks
Giants
Philadelphia
Schultz and Moran
Perdue
Donnelly
Kling
Ragan and Owens
Mathewson and Meyers
Puubdute
Tmcom
Wendris
Perry
Kelly
Geyer
Willls
Bresnahan
Coimrro
Hatterson
Brown
Needham
Ganpar
Keith
Melean
Clarke
Clhuba
Lent
Pet
New Yorks
Cincinnat
Dereeer Ad
Pittsburo
Ar Ve
Chicaga
Ft. B
Bo Ete Seksi
Hamilton and
Krichwil
Willett and Stanage
Vwetroit Cece Ee Peete
le Se Battering
Stephens
Dubie
Stanage
Romo Ss
Wall
Nanamaker
Houck
Martin
Rossell
Pennock
Thomas
Cuvmisrh
Krapp and
Adame
Lange and Sullivan
Kame
Quinn
Warhop
Street
Johnson
Ainemith
Tlouleville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapella
St. Paul
Kansag Cies
Sioux City
Topeka
Omaha
Wichita
Des Moines
St Joseph
Lincela
Glovernor
Legislature
DR. Davis
Lie
Devver
Trll
Enr Tien
U.S
Cuban Zone
State Department
Merican Marine and Navy
Bandago
Kmstenox
Tenet
Veing
Capt. Smith
Senator Smith
Capt
Toad
Nature
Grand Banke
Hitchens
Lightollar
Lia
Ocor
Herolem
Philling
Bride
Ludwig Spohr
Capitol
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