Great Twirler Dominates Ganzels Crew In Four-Hit Win
Hard fought game as Cincinnati's Huggins limits the Reds to four hits while New York wins 2-1 over Cincinnati. Doyle, Bresnahan, Donlin contribute offense for the Giants in a tense late rally. Huggins escapes jam in ninth as Coakley silences Giants in late innings. Attendance around 4,000.
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Ganzel
Hug
Briddie
Tenney
Reds
Huggins
Doyle
Kane
Giants
Bresnahan
Donlin
Mitchell
Seymour
Devlin
Coakley
Schlei
Hulswitz
Larry
Tennegan
Lobert
Paskert
St Louis Edges In XII Inning To Tie And Win
In a late dramatic tilt St Louis tied the score and won in the 12th inning after a sequence including a hit an error a pass and a wild pitch. The box shows Philadelphia trailing with errors and pitching notes from Powell Plank and Vickers along with key players Oldring Collins Vickers and Hartzell Phillips.
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St. Louis
Eighth Inning Highlights Incomplete Box Score
The text details defensive stops and throws by Ralay in the eighth inning with fragmented player references and statistics. Mentions include Indianapolis and Columbus as well as players Odwell Slagle Rogers and Coulter. The fragmentary box indicates stolen bases and hits with several pitching and fielding outcomes.
Standings Showing National and American Leagues and Affiliates
The standings list shows teams and records across the National and American Leagues with wins losses and percentage marks. Teams include Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Boston Washington Detroit Cleveland and others with present win totals and finishing percentages.
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W.l.pe
Chicago
Pittsburg
York
Cinnati
Detroit
W.l.ps
St. Louis
Snseees
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bost
Sascas
Boston
Washington
New York
American Ass
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Dayton
W.l.pe “Eee
Louisville
Evansville
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Columbus
Terre Haute
Minneapolis
South Bend
Milwaukee
Ft. Wayne
Kansas City
Zanesville
Bt. Paul
Wheeling
Local Baseball Pairings on Schedule Across Cities
The schedule lists Boston at Cincinnati, New York at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Brooklyn at St. Louis as upcoming matches. The venues and dates are not specified in the readable text.
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National League
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Giants Win Final Game as Mathewson Outpitches Reds
The Giants beat the Reds 2 to 1 at League Park in a pitchers’ duel led by Christy Mathewson who shut down Cincinnati over six innings before a late rally. McGraw brought Matty back for the deciding start, and though the Reds threatened, careful defense and timely hits secured the victory and a split in the series.
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Giants
Reds
League Park
Mathewson
Ganzel McGraw
Matty
McGraw
George Schiel
Giants and Reds Edge Toward Key Series in Pittsburg Stay
The Giants depart for Pittsburg to challenge for second place as Merkle’s foot injury worsens and Mathewson pitches hard. Cincinnati and Boston trade potential players like Brain as Cincinnati eyes a move to New York Giants while Spader trade talks heat up.
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Lobert
Huggins
Ganzel
Miller
Shannopy
McCormick
Doyle
Paskett
Devlin
Arthur
Rabbit
Giants
Pittsburg
Pirates
McGraw
Merkle
Mathewson
Reds
Boston
Campbell
Ewing
Doves
Herrmann
Stanley Robinson
American Association
Atlanta
St. Augustine
New York Highlanders
Bob
Spader
Spade
Cincinnati
Matty
Kiem
Dave
Brain
New York
Davy
Og Kong
Piutg
Chicago Triumphs in Tenth on Wild Pitch and Sacrifice
Chicago won in the tenth on a sacrifice, a wild pitch, and a long fly to defeat Brooklyn 4 to 3. Moran muffed a double play chance allowing three Brooklyn runs while Chicago benefited from loose fielding and Rucker’s wildness.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Morans Muff
Rucker
Washington Defeated by Chicago 5 3 in Early Showdown
Chicago seized the game with a single and a double off Johnson in the third inning to pull ahead 5 3. White proved effective with runners on base as Washington stranded three runners in scoring positions. Johnson lasted for six innings before White finished.
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Chicago
Washington
Johnson
White
Cleveland Defeats Boston 4 1 Behind Check's Strong Pitching
Cleveland batsmen topple Boston as Check limits the locals to six scattered hits. McConnell and Bradley spark the offense with key hits while Lord doubles and contributes big plays. Boston tally comes late as Cleveland seals a 4 to 1 victory.
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Boston
Cleveland
Young
Bradleys
Detroit tops New York in ninth inning rally
Detroit won 10 to 8 over New York after four late runs in the ninth inning. Davis, McIntyre, and Schaefer led Detroit with key hits while Orth Manning Summers and Willetts pitched for the Mets. several errors and misplays aided Detroit's comeback.
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New York
Detroit
Toledo Beats Louisville 6 to 1 in Final Game of Series
Toledo wins the last game of the series against Louisville 6 to 1. Toledo bats at opportune times while Lattimore stays effective for Louisville. Key players include Poole and Durham for Toledo and Lattimore for Louisville amid a miscued box score showing final totals.
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Louisville
Toledo
Poole
Durham
Lattimore
Stated baseball game details include hits and outs
Armbruster had three base hits with Armbruster and Smoot getting Stolen bases and a double play by Barbeau Hinchman and Abbott. Lattimore struck out twice and Poole and Lattimore issued three walks each. Durham and Poole allowed five and five and two third innings respectively. Left on base Ville 5 Toledo 7. Game time 1 55 and umpires Hayes and Owen.
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Reds
Mathewson
George Schlei
Doyle
Seymour
Andyle
Huggins
Tenney
Bresnahan
Kane
Lobert
Bridwell
Devlin
Matty
Mitchell
Hulgwitt
Coakley
Ie Giants
Gins
Nick
Ganzel
Chicago
Brooklyn
Sheeran
Pfeister
Sheckard
Jordan
Steinfeldt
Moran
Burch
Himmel
Rucker
Hofman
Evers
Brown
Rudderham and
Rigler
Washington
Hahn
Freeman
Johnson
Street
Donohue
Jolen
Dougherty
White
O’ Loughlin
Cleveland
Boston Devcenncs
Criger
Lord
McConnell
Bradley
Young
Burchell
Perring
Hickman
J. Clarke
Wagner
Unglaub
Boston
Check
Hurst
Man
Louisville
Toledo
Armbruster
Perrine
Smoot
Barbeau
Hinchman
Abbott
Lattimore
Poole
Durham
Louis- Ville
Hayes and
Owen
Philadelphia Beats Pittsburg 5 To 2 In Poor Fielding Display
Philadelphia wins 5 to 2 as Pittsburg errs twice and helps produce both Pittsburg runs on walks. Moren relieved Moren in the fourth. Ritchie pitched five and two thirds for Philadelphia while Moren lasted three and one third. Bases on balls cost Pittsburg, with Doolin Dooin and ant scoring on miscues as Philadelphia seizes early lead and holds on.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Ritchie
Moren
Doolin
Dooin
Moron
Ae Magee
Bransfield
Madnex
Piladelphia
Tae
Richie
Milwaukee Rout St. Paul 9 to 2 in Interleague Victory
Milwaukee erupted for seven hits and six runs in the third inning to defeat St. Paul 9 to 2. McChesney sprained an ankle sliding into first and left the field. Miller allowed nine hits in three innings while Hall and Bateman finished the game for Milwaukee.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Milwaukee
Miller
McChesney
Boston Triumphs Over St Louis In Final Game
Boston defeated St Louis 11 to 2 in the season finale. McCarthy pitched effectively for Boston while St Louis used three hurlers who were hit hard.
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ST. Louis
Bdston
Oie
McCarthy
Boston
Baseball game between St Louis and Boston with mixed scoring
Boston edged St Louis 9 to 3 as Kelley Murray and Smith each drove earlier runs. Fromme and McCarthy split pitching duties with Beebe, while Fromme issued five walks and Karger allowed four runs in three innings. Umpire Johnstone called the game after two hours and three minutes.
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O’rourke
Fromme
Pil
McCarthy
P Karger
Beebe
Browne
Smit
Pete Bates
O Neill Delivers in 13th As Minneapolis Tops Kansas City
In a thirteen inning opener, Minneapolis wins 3 to 2 over Kansas City. O Neill belts a game deciding two bagger in the eleventh after a single set up the final run. Fiene and Wood pitched well with Wood fading late as bases and errors shape the marathon.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
O’ Neill
Fiene
Wood
Phillies blanked until ninth inning in July game
Philadelphia reports a late surge as the team remained scoreless through eight innings before a ninth inning rally. The brief note notes the late offense in a game played in Philadelphia on July 9.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Columbus Beats Indianapolis In League Showdown
Columbus blanked no one in the opener before a 5-2 victory over Indianapolis. Rogers outpitched Sla gle as Columbus hit three of four with runners in scoring position. Wrigley doubled twice, Friel singled, Rogers doubled, Congarton tripled, and James sacrificed to seal the win.
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Columbus
Rogers
Wrigley
Ru Friel
Roger
Congarton
James
Terre Haute Defeats Fort Wayne 5 to 3 in Central League
Terre Haute beat Fort Wayne 5 to 3 in Terre Haute Indiana. The line score shows Terre Haute with a 1010001 and Ft Wayne with 003. Batteries were Drohan and Drill for Terre Haute Jaeger and Clarke for Fort Wayne.
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Terre Haute
Ft. Wayne
Terre Hauths
Ind
R.H.E
Ote Peett Pie
Wayne
Drohan
Jaeger and Clarke
Rowan Dominates Evansville In July Baseball Victory
Evansville hosted Dayton with Rowan pitching a decisive 5 to 0 win. Pearson and Dunn pitched for Evansville while Rowan and Kiefel led Dayton with strong hitting and solid defense in the mid summer contest.
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Evansville
Ind
Rowan
Dayton
Tod
R.H.E. Evansville
Pearson and Dunn
Rowan and Kiefel
Wheeling Defeats South Bend 8 to 2 in Home Win
Wheeling beat South Bend 8 to 2 at home after power from thirteen hits and twenty one bases. Huston contributed to the win as Wheeling moved ahead in the game with strong offensive production.
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Wheeling
South Bend
W. Va
Grand Rapids tops Zanesville in tenth inning thriller
In Zanesville Ohio on July 9 Grand Rapids defeated Zanesville 3 to 2 in the tenth inning. Final score shows Grand Rapids with four runs in the sixth and a decisive extra frame. Batteries listed Dickson Bailey Watt and Schriver.
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Grand Rapids
Zanesville
Dickson
Bailey
Watt and Schriver
Clifton Triumphs Over Avondale 17 to 6
Clifton defeated Avondale 17 to 6 in a non league game. Key players listed include Giordan Alspach Oliver Haenlein Barnett Carroll Nagle Tiemeyer Gapter Saffin Wagner Driskell and others with pitching by Jones and Otto. Umpires were Nester and Sternberg.
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Clifton
Avondale
Avon
Ab.h.o.a-E
Nagle
C. Ep’on
Tiemeyer
P’ture
Saffin
Wagner
Driskell
Mvodeeab
I Bockencen Cis
Oliver
Otto
Haenlein
Barnett
Alpoch
Jones
Nester
Sternberg
Glidden Trophy Tour Starts From Buffalo In 1700 Mile Race
Twenty nine touring cars begin the Glidden trophy contest from Buffalo with a route through six states and five mountain ranges to Saratoga July 23. The official driver list shows car numbers and names led by Teddy Day and includes Mrs J Newton Cuneo and Luther Young. Car No 1 started at 10:00 with others at one minute intervals towards Cambridge Springs, Pa 117.4 miles away.
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Buffalo
Saratoga
Teddy Day
Arthur Kumpf
Esai
W. C. Marmon
Frank Yerger
W. G. Jones
R. Yerger
H.S. Vantine
A. R. Davis
W. B. Hurlburt
R. H. Selden
Cambridge Springs
First Race Entrants for Maiden Three and Up
List of horses with weights for six races at the meet. includes Monocle Shadow Glance Montrose Rosario Coat of Arms Granser Golconda Chaplet May Rose Jig Music Florence 105. second race steeplechase handicap features Thistledale Economy Delcanta Waterspeed Ironsides Sandy Creeker Robador Harpist Il Queen of Knight. third race two-year-old fillies and geldings lists Watervliet Arondack Helen Harvey Harlem Maid Colytte Weymouth Sniff Queen of Trent Merry Gift Guerard Mariana Merise Secret Service Catherine Simpson. fourth race handicap three-year-olds and up lists Sir Lynnewood Fountain Blue Dolly Speaker Zienap Moonshine Killiecrankie Sailor Girl Campaigner. fifth race two-year-old selling lists Takahira Dandy Dixon Eschau Enfield Killoreen Merry Widow Mystify Chaperon Mobility Dearly Bell. sixth race three-year-olds and up selling lists Juggler Red Friar Bartender Sally Beauclere Earl G St Joseph Crackshot
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Monocle
Shadow Glance
Counut Reinford
Montrose
Rosario
Coat of Arms
Granser
Golconda
Chaplet
May Rose
Jig’ Music
Florence
Thistledale
Economy
Delcanta
Waterspeed
Ironsides
Sandy Creeker
Robador
Harpist Il
Queen of Knight
Watervliet
Arondack
Helen Harvey
Harlem Maid
Colytte
Weymouth
Sniff
Queen of Trent
Merry Gift
Guerard
Mariana
Merise
Secret Service
Catherine Simpson
Sir Lynnewood
Fountain Blue
Dolly Speaker
Zienap
Moonshine
Killiecrankie
Sailor Girl
Campaigner
Takahira
Dandy Dixon
Escha
Imboden Wins Windsor Fourth Race In Close Finish
Detroit report notes close finishes across Windsor races with Imboden rising from 30 to 1 to 20 to 1 to win the fourth race. Other race summaries include Peacock's Choice defeating Long John in five furlongs and Nigger Baby taking a five furlong event.
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Detroit
Windsor
Imboden
Please
Jane Swift
Bertha E
Peacock’s Choice
Long John
Jim Fitz
Gladys Louis
Hawk Flight
Lucille R
Golf Ball
Usury
Nigger Baby
Michael Angelo
Trappe
Mhalbard
Schroeder Midway
Flavigny
Yale Athletics Pay Poorly in 1906 07 Report
Yale University athletics yielded only 600 in profits for 1906 07 with total receipts 93 588 against 106 219 prior year. Football led income at 54 161 with expenses 41 261 while baseball earned 25 054 and spent 20 043. Rowing and track posted losses Boat Club 2 327 versus 16 367 cost and track 1 855 versus 13 495. Reserve fund stands at 113 429.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Financial Union
Yale Alumni Weekly
Boat Club
Yankees Win Silver in Olympic Rifle Match
Brigadier General James A Crain and the American team failed to win gold at the Olympic rifle contests but earned the silver medal in the 1000 yard individual event. Captain K Casey of Delaware shot to second with 93, while Colonel Milner of England claimed 98.
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Gasey
Colonel Milner
Big crowd at Brighton tracks boosts hopes for racing revival
A large attendance at Brighton Beach racetrack amid new anti gambling laws revived turfman hopes. Purses for six days starting next Monday to average about 3450 added money daily, with Empire City and Saratoga set to run lighter schedules. Falcada and other winners listed with times, while racing associations coordinate to streamline meets at Brighton and Empire City.
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Brighton Beach
N. Y
Coney Island Jockey Club
Westchester Racing Association
Saratoga and Empire Racing Associationg
State Racing Association
Saratoga
Empire City
Empire Track
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Winn
Brighton
Falcada
E. Dugan
Etherial
Joe Madden
J. Lee
Sententious
Upton
Jimmy Lane
McKinney
Prince of Pilsen
Lynch
Bound Brook
Henderson
McCarthy
Easton
Brussel
Grace Cameron
King Henry
F Falcada
E Dugan
Question Mark
Great Pirate
McDaniel
Sir Cleges
Live Wire
Harrigan
Notter
Simontauk
McCahey
Justice Swiftly Overtakes Bankrobber at Belmont Hotel
Nathan Levine, about 20, accused burglar, attempted to chloroform Mrs. Mostyn Cookson at the Belmont Hotel in New York. Major Cookson awoke and overpowered him. grand jury indicted Levine for burglary and first degree attack, with a guilty plea yielding 10 to 40 years. Levine claimed numerous hotel crimes.
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New York
Swift Justice Today
Nathan Levine
Mostyn Cookson
Belmont
Cookson
the Belmont
Major
Cincinnati Fan News Highlights Amateur Baseball Tips
Cincinnati area teams and players are profiled as weekend games unfold. Avondale Pirates pursue revenge after a 7 6 loss at Miamitown, Norwood Eagles face Cincinnati Eagles, Columbia Cardinals drub Shannon Sokup 11 4, Lytles sweep Christ Church Cardinals, and Newport Blue Grass beats Bellevue Grays twice.
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Avondale Pirates
Miamitown
Hoosier Boys
Pirates
Norwood Eagles
Cincinnati Eagles
Norwood Sun
Columbia Cardinals
Shannon & Sokup
John Schmidt
Cardinals
Lytles
Christ Church Cardinals
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Newport Blue Grass
Bellevue Grays
Bellevue Ball Park
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Hornberger
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Scott Street
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Understanding Reached on Border Neutrality Between Mexico and U S
Washington July 9 Acting Secretary Bacon and Ambassador Creel reached a perfect understanding on preventing violations of neutrality laws along the Mexican border. Creel had no complaints against American officials.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Bacon
Creel
Russian torpedo boat damaged on rocks off Reval
A Russian torpedo boat ran aground on a rock off Reval in the gulf of Finland and was damaged. The crew were saved. The vessel was temporarily repaired and towed to Helsingfors. It marked the third naval accident in the Finnish Gulf this navigational season.
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ST. Petersburg
Gulf of Finland
Reval
Helsingfors
Finnish Gulf
Populist Party Nominates Watson for President
In Atlanta on July 9 Thomas E. Watson of Thompson Georgia was formally notified of his nomination as the Populist Party candidate for President by a committee chosen at the St. Louis National Convention. Judge J W Forrest of Amity New York delivered the notification speech at a large meeting.
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Atlanta
Thomas E. Watson
Thompson
Arcola Line Steamer Arcola Strikes Rocks in Fog
The Arcola struck rocks off St Pauls Island while en route from Manchester to the Miramichi River in ballast. The vessel may be a total loss but the crew was saved. The incident occurred in thick fog near North Sydney.
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North Sydney
C. B
Arcola Line
Arcola
St. Paul’s Island
Manchester
Miramichi River
B Y P U IN CONVENTION IN CLEVELAND
Delegates from across the country packed the convention as E Y Mullins of Louisville opened the Baptist Young People's Union of America meeting in Cleveland Ohio John H Chapman of Chicago delivered welcome remarks and Rev E A Hanley of Providence RI led a discussion on The Future of American Baptists
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Cleveland, CO
E. Y. Mullins
Louisville
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
John H. Chapman
Chicago
E. A. Hanley
D.D
Providence
R. I
Sheriff to Investigate Hillsdale Suspect in Bella Gunness Case
Laporte County officials ordered the sheriff to travel to Hillsdale Michigan this afternoon to investigate the arrest of a woman suspected by authorities of being Bella Gunness. The case centers on identifying the reputed outlaw and possible connection to prior crimes.
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Gunness
Ind
Laporte County
Hillsdale
Mich
Bella Gunness
Local amateur baseball team reorganizes sights on Cincinnati area teams
The club, boosted by top local talent, plans to meet first class teams near Cincinnati and has no game this Sunday. Paul E. Katz at 1127 Race Street invites readers. The Riedlins host Stacey's Stars at Central Park on Sunday July 12, while the Diamonds with an 18-3 record face the Rookwoods at the Rookwoods grounds with Kaiser to pitch and Roberts catching. Rogers will throw for the Rookwoods and predicts a win.
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Paul E. Katz
Race Street
Riedlins
Strong Stacey's Stars
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Rookwoods
Kaiser
Roberts
Rogers
Harvard Coach James G. Lathrop Dismissed
Boston July 9 James G Lathrop longtime Harvard track coach for twenty years has been dismissed by the Harvard Athletic Committee. No reason given. A notice of dismissal was sent to his Windham Connecticut summer home by a prominent Harvard committee member.
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Boston
James G. Lathrop
Harvard
Crimson
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Lathrop
Cincinnati Leaders Dominate Ohio Pharmaceutical Convention
Special Dispatch from Sandusky Ohio reports Cincinnati officials elected to top posts at Cedar Point. Theo Wetterstroem re-elected Secretary and Charles Diehl named First Vice President, A J Schwartz Fourth Vice President of the travelers' Auxiliary. Edward Voss J F Kutchbauch Robert Greenland and Julius Greyer recommended for State Pharmacy Board. T B Huston elected President J J Vonstein Treasurer.
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Commercial Tribune
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Cincinnati
Ohio Pharmaceutical Association
Cedar Point
Theo Wetterstroem
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Charles Diehl
A. J. Schwartz
Travelers’ Auxiliary
Harris
Edward Voss
Gas Explosion Kills Two at Cambridge Street Tenement
In Boston West End a three story tenement at 295 297 Cambridge Street is destroyed by a gas explosion and fire. Two people die Mary Jane Brown and three year old Eustace McNeil. Eleven others suffer injuries including Mary McNeil and Floretta Austin. doctors give little hope for their recovery.
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Cambridge Street
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Mary Jane Brown
James Brown
Eustace McNeil
Mary McNeil
Floretta Austin
Bishop Potter Remains in Critical Condition
Copperstown bulletin reports Bishop Henry C. Potter still critically ill with no strength gain. He endured a pain free day and had a night of comfort, though doctors warn the outcome remains uncertain though hopeful.
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Ohio Incorporations Filed in Columbus Today
Articles of association were filed with the Secretary of State for multiple Ohio firms including H. E. Culbertson Company Cleveland construction 30000 dollars and John A. Matousek with 106000 dollars. Other filings include The Duplex Shear Lock Company Cleveland 10000 dollars and The Central Building and Loan Company Madisonville 500000 dollars. The Cleveland Jewish Orphan Asylum amended articles of incorporation are listed.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
H. E. Culbertson
Cleveland
H. A. Culbertson
R. L. Culbertson
Robert Crosser
C. M. White
Matousek Lighting and Extinguishing Company
John A. Matousek
B. J. Rasing
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Duplex Shear Lock Company
Julius Inteur
Adolf Tuteur
A. V. Cannon
Clifford A. Neff
R. H. Schindler
Ballkard Company
A. W. Margileth
Daniel S. Hawkins
Central Building and Loan Company
Madisonville
Eugene W. Clason
George Petermann
M. L. Hopper
D. O. Hopkins
W. W. Sauer
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W. B. C. Mears
Crain Stuart Company
Springfield
Scioto Bank
Commercial Point
North Columbus Lumber Company
Cleveland Jewish Orphan Asylum
Father files habeas corpus to recover two year old daughter
George W. Jones, general superintendent of scales for the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, sues to recover his two year old daughter Marguerite from Raymond and Stella Bowen of Lane Street. The Bowens left Hamilton with the child after refusing Jones access to the home. Deputies are tracking them. Jones seeks to place the child with his sister in Covington Kentucky.
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Commercial Tribune
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George W. Jones
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Raymond and
Stella Bowen
Lane Street
Marguerite
Bowens
Hamilton
Brannon
Jones
Covington
Former Purdue student Llamas freed in $12400 larceny case
Enrique Llamas a former Purdue University student was discharged from custody in New York on larceny charges over $12400 taken from Mrs Elizabeth Washburn who ran a boarding house in Indiana. Washburn and Llamas traveled to New York where both were arrested last Tuesday and Washburn's husband testified. The complaint was dismissed after Mrs Washburn pledged to return home with her husband and the money was returned.
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Enrique Llamas
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Elizabeth Washburn
Indiana
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Llamas
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Hannifan
Ritchey
McCann
Umsire
Johnstone
Kan
City
Quillen
Oyler
O’brien
Sullivan
Cross
Brashear
Wesday
Quille
Becke- Leon
Kansas
Feine
Steins
Sutee
Minn
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Ab.h.o. A.B
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Beckley
Brash
Sullion
Carlisle
Hallman
Free
Downie
T Buelow
Central League
Huston
Traction League
Yale
Owitch
Empire Meeting
Cincinnati Fan Food
GOME
Watson
St. Paul Island
Young People’s Meeting
Queen City
The
Ohio
Association
Hae
Hoosier
Baseballi
Reds ‘ Tickets Straits
MT. Clemens
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!