Germans imitate American goods in expanding imports
Washington June 1 The Charlemagne palace in Germany is being renovated with Georgia pine while American machinery helps waterworks at Aix la Chapelle. Germany copies American furniture and patterns, press reports say, threatening U S sales as German imitations gain market share despite weak trade.
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Washington
Charlemagne
Germany
Italy
Aix-la-Chapelle
Frederic Emory
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
E. A. Mann
Breslau
E. H. Ozman
Stuttgart
Boxers Kill Missionaries in Peking Campaign
Advices from Victoria report a Boxer uprising in Chi Li led by Go Chi Hing. He killed his wife and family, then others. a French missionary and Belgian priest were slain, with fifty Chinese officials who collected taxes killed. A church was destroyed at Wei Hein and converts slain. Troops faced a Boxer defeat as rebels march on Honan and Shantung toward Peking.
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Victoria
Peking
Chi Li
Go Chi Hing
Wei Hein
Honan
Shan Tung
Japan Mail
Ku Huh Hein
Tien “‘Tsin
Furnace Strike Keeps Mahoning Valley Furnaces Idle
The June 1 strike halts all independent and Republic Iron and Steel furnaces in the Mahoning and Shenango Valleys. Hubbard furnace remains the sole unit operating, with about 3,000 workers unemployed. U S Steel mills not yet affected, but union leader predicts closures. Republic Iron boss calls the strike unfair to his company due to 50 percent higher production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Mahoning
Shenango
Hubbard
United States Steel Corporation
McMahon
Thompson
Furnace strike seen as defeat for workers in Shenango and Mahoning Valleys
Pittsburg reports say ten of thirty furnaces are operating and new men are ready to replace strikers. Operators did not extend the strike to the Pittsburg district as superintendents sought more time and held talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Shenango
Mahoning Valleys
Mrs. Di Cesnola Dies in New York at Home
Mrs. Di Cesnola wife of General Louis Palma di Cesnola director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art died at her New York home today of heart disease. She had been an invalid for months and was the second daughter of Captain Reid, hero of the Battle of Mayal. her grandfather was Lieutenant John Reid of the British navy, a lin descendant of Earl of Ney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
di Cesnola
Louis Palma di Cesnola
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Reid
Mayal
John Reid
Henry Reid
Earl of Ney
Stand at Grave as House Burns in Irony of Fate
In Muncie Indiana on June 1 a family stood at their mother's grave while their home burned to the ground. The fire started during the burial service and destroyed the house with no insurance. Authorities reported the loss as total with no funeral services held.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Polo Nobles Clash Over Spurs in London Match
London June 1. Lord Shrewsbury protests sharp spurs worn by L Waterbury after a Polo game at Hurlingham where the American team led by Foxhall Keene defeated the English side captained by Walter Buckmaster. Shrewsbury issues a warrant for Waterbury on cruelty to animals, sparking polemic among clubs and players.
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London
Lord Shrewsbury
L. Waterbury
Hurlingham
Foxhall Keene
Walter Buckmaster
Hurlingham Club
Waterbury
Covington Blues dominate Dayton Spiders in amateur clash
The Covington Blues defeated the Dayton Spiders at home 11 to 4. Highlight was a one handed catch by Wratten and strong Blues fielding as the game progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Blues
Dayton Spiders
Formers
Wratten
Blues
Bond Hills Triumph Over Stamina In Tight Bond Hill Showdown
Bond Hills defeated Stamina 9 to 6 in a high scoring game at Bond Hill yesterday. Key players Kellner Steinheim and Renner led offense while pitchers Ellis Ritt and Roberts faced heavy innings as Bond Hills pulled away late. Umpire Miller oversaw the contest.
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Bond Hills
Stamina
Bond Hill
B. H. Ab.h.o.a.b
Stam. Wit
Kellner
Ufmann
Steinheim
Ellis
Ritt
Roberts
Miller
Pelicans rout Bromley in 13 to 1 victory Sunday
Pelicans defeated Bromley Kentucky 13 to 1. Pitcher Drees allowed three hits and Hellmund sparked the offense with a homer and multiple big hits in the lopsided win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelicans
Bromley
Drees
Hellmund
Nationals Rally Past Anchors in Ludlow Thriller
The Nationals defeated the Anchors 7 to 4 at Ludlow in a lively matchup. Schrader led the pitching with solid work as Vollmer and Regenberger powered the offense with key hits and runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationals
Ludlow
Schrader
Boore
Nationi
L. A
M'rissey
Murphy
Vollmer
Neiman
Schneider
Glenn
Curdy
Ronin C
D. Led
M'R
Graves
B'G
M’carthy
Willet
M’mahon
Bertram
Reichert
Willis
O/Thomas
National
H Ludlow
Regenberger
McCurdy
Dwyer
Gilt Edge Beats Florodoras In Lopsided Baseball Clash
The Gilt Edge Club defeated the Florodoras 12 to 1 on a sunny Sunday. Rothan and Stryker pitched well for Gilt Edge while Haberer of Florodoras faced hard hits. Pendletons beat Covington Reapers 8 to 3 with Burnside timely batting and strong team defense.
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Florodoras
Rothan
Stryker
Hehe
Tholmer
A.hab'er
L.stryker
O.hab’er
H.h'm
Hebauf
Ker
Smalin
J.h’mer
Yker
Rhieneer
Deewees
J.quinn
IE. Slevin
Pendletons
Covington Reapers
Burnside
Secre
Gyms trip Fulton Grays in decisive 7 to 0 win
Gyms dominated Fulton Grays with a 7 to 0 victory. Pitcher McGowan allowed only one hit while his teammates pounded the Gray defense for multiple runs. Team totals show Gyms with a strong offensive showing and clean pitching performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyms
Fulton Grays
McGowan
Messengers 14 Water Buckets 10 at Latonia Race Track
Maloney's M yesterday defeated Mc Water Butts 4 to 19 at Latonia. Umpire Mike Conway from Pinerton officiated. Water Buckets showed early batting spark in a game marked by rough play and full ginger.
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Messengers
Maloney
Latonia
Mike Conway
Pinerton
Crops and Strikes Rule the Current Business Outlook
The article notes crops and strikes shaping the business climate with the iron industry and coal conflicts prominent. It discusses living costs, South African peace, and Wall Street money, plus local securities like Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Detroit United Railway rising on earnings and merit.
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Chas, Chatsworth Murray
South Africa
Wall Street
England
Cincinnati Leaf
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Street
Messengers Rally To Beat Water Bucket In Close Finish
The Messengers surged for a late rally and pulled ahead to win over Water Bucket. The box shows Messenger scoring with Howell on the mound and key plays by McKee and Dalton while Water Bucket relied on Tranor and Keenan in a tight contest.
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Messenger
Howell P
McClaskey P
Benzle
Kleister
H. Lachman
McKee S.s
Armstrong
Smith C.f
Dalton R
H. Tranor P
Guyman c
Trans
Butts
Keenan
McInerney
Milbourn
Morgan O.f
Raache R
Gossip of the coming baseball stars
Popular Bill Buttons tenth anniversary was celebrated at his home with Covington team players in attendance. Managers are asked to submit batting orders for Sunday by Wednesday night for official score cards. Various local teams seek games and players with notes about Aurora, Dayton Eagles, Wyoming Juniors, and others. Clifton Juniors beat Westwood 13 to 11. Covington and Bellevue Browns loom in competition.
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Bill Buttons
Covington
Buttons
Lowry
Spinney’s
Ralph Imlock
al Roberts
Aurora
Shatzman
Glendalites
Eddie Glenn
Denny's
Denny’s
Dayton Eagles
Wyoming
Ludlow
Eden Blues
Fred Weber
Gladstone Avenue
Clifton Juniors
Westwood
Superbas
Krebs
Hamilton
Bellevue Browns
Marsh
Dam of Baronet Bought for $35
Lexington Kentucky June 1 The noted brood mare Little Wag dam of Baronet foaled a bay colt by St Florian at Kenilworth Stud Farm. Little Wag daughter of Vagabond Lydia Belle bought by T F Dolan for 35 dollars in 1896. Dolan later sold Baronet for 2800 dollars and plans to breed Little Wag to Jean Beraud this year while preparing a foal from St Florian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Little Wag
T. F. Dolan
Baronet
Joe Pugh
Statonia
St. Florian
Kenilworth
Little Vag
Vagabond
Lydia Belle
Dolan
Cy. James
Chicago
Blue Girl
Matanza
la Colonia
Alarm Bell and Nephew
Jaconet
Sir Dixon
Maggie B. B
Halma
Wag
Jean Beraud
W. Whitney
Milton Young
Booker In Unchanged Condition At State Hospital
New York June reports say jockey Booker remains unconscious at Seney Hospital with condition about the same or slightly better. Booker's parents have arrived from the West and are with him. Hundreds of callers, including prominent jockeys, visited the hospital and left gifts of flow fruit and delicacies in large quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
van Booker
Seney Hospital
Booker
Gratitude, Imp Woodlands-Megara dies at Castleton Stud Farm
Gratitude a stakes racing mare by Imp Woodlands Megara and Imp Eclipse is dead at Castleton Stud Farm. Owned by Colonel M Young of McGrathiana Stud she had been bred to yen Brush. She was half sister to Pinaway dam of Handspun Spinalong Strideaway and Lazarone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Gratitude
Imp
Woodlands
Megara
Eclipse
Castleton Stud Farm
Colonel M. Young
McGrathiana Stud
Yen Brush
Pinaway
Handspun
Spinalong
Strideaway
Lazarone
Child Struck By Drunken Driver In Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana Jessie Bitner twelve was crossing near the Christian Science Temple after services when Roy Shepler a drunken man driving a fast horse struck her. She was knocked down wheels passed over her head was carried into the church revived and walked home twenty minutes later. The driver is jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
FT. Wayne
Ind
Jessie Bitner
Christian Science Temple
Roy Shepler
Thoroughbred Race Day Cards with Weights and Entries
A lengthy listing of race events at Gravesend with handicap and selling classifications across multiple races. Entries include horse names with assigned weights and rider or entry details, covering races from maiden sprints to longer handicap events and noting various odds and conditions.
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Big Gun
Colbert
Marylander
Mr.Stoffel
Collegian
Semper Ira
Cephalagia
Draughtsman
Cernadian
Kaleidoscope
Macke Iol Dwyer
Hedge
Judge Voorheis
Makeda
Wartere Minotaur
South Layer
Ust
Gloriosa
Blue Delft
Oii
Coligny
Stunts
Dark Planet
Briers Royal Ensign
Marathon
Lord Oe
Courtenay
Anna Darling
Odds and Ends
Begwar Lady
Knight
Pride of ‘Galore
A'ttocy
Discus
Hanicap
Kamara
Sombre
Himself
Belle of Troy
St. Finnan
Highlander
Moor
Hermis
Colonel Bill
Malden
Ghost
Alard Scheck
Milt
Raine
Bruff
Duckey
Bastile
Petra ST
Candliwey
Ascen
Frank Kean
Neither One
Mu.& Cheek
Brandysmash
Odawaha
I Cottage
Steigfeld
Knapsack
Temper
Frank Mc
Georney
the Mormon
Brissac
Miss Brandon
Miss Madison
Blessed Damozel
Farmer Jim
King Dodo
Almaric
Goodman
Florestan
Springstead
Dr. O'Neill
Dupage
Pluck
Miss Trappean
Beach Girl
Corsica
Alice Carey
Kate Hayes
Lady Matchless
Toad
the Lady
Alard
Hireth
Headwater
Impree
Ethel Wheat
Otis
Dr. Stephens
Tom Kingsley
Boney Boy
Excelsior
Abe Frank
Alladin
Bennett
Lucien Appleby
Lord Quex
Hildreth
J. W. Kirby
Harry New
Glenwater
Hoodwink
Marcos
Red Tip
Tilowaho
Captai Gaines
Miss Liza
Marshal Neil
Prima
Banish
Thurles
Edith
Vincennes
Guy
Kentucky Association Stakes Close Today
Kentucky trots stakes totaling 73000 dollars close for the October Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting with eighteen purses closing in September. Futurities for two and three year olds trotters lead at 21000 dollars each, with other stakes across several named horses and purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
McDowell
Tranvanta
Walnut Hall
Blue
Johnston
the West
Kentue
Tennessee
Wilson
Market Report for Saturday May 31 1902 Grain and Feed Rates
The holiday disruption did not derail overall activity with a generally steady market. Wheat eased while corn oats and flour pricing showed modest moves. weekly receipts and shipments compiled with daily prices and notable changes in hay, mill feed, and whiskey barrels.
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Ces
N.W
Cigar leaf market on a strong note for low grades
Last Saturday's market showed the best performance in years for low grade cigar leaf. Better grades were in fair supply and sold lower than inferior types, while the inferior leaf moved with strong bidding despite ample supply. Total 110 cases, all O growth. averages and prices listed across grades and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecwresn
Amcits
Ohio
En la Aurora
Imers
Shoe
Zimmer
Anna
Cincinnati- Miami Sinai
New Northerlow
Loulaville Tobacco Market Report By E J O'Brien
Total offerings 2049 birds with 81 new Burley and 219 old Burley. Market for common red and colory grades strong with prices rising. Old Burley 219 hhds fair quality firm demand. old dark small with poor quality. 60 hhds new dark at auction mainly common tobacco. Lugs and leaf demand steady to firm though medium leaf uneven. Weather delays transplanting may hinder crop progress.
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Rermans
Pennsylvania
Palma di Cesnola
Abhore
Francis
Thacker
Schwartz
Bird
Jelke
Mader
Revkers
Roenker
Moore
Winters
Niehaus
Juelg
Igge
Busse
Iahaftey
Pelic’n. Oe Brom
Ab.h.o.a.e. Trindle
OIM
Carty
Flick
Zullinder
Lohelde
dGuy
Hellm'd
Dickman
Smith
Huestan
St'nm’ts
Jackson
Chadw’k
Richm'd
Danner
Dickoff
Oj Schulte
Seer
Bramley
Pendle
Ab.h.o
E. Reaper
Abhole
McNally
Dimascell
Twe Sain
Saace
Bro‘nell
Wagner
Nieman
Oj Hinkle
Zimmers
Edwards
Crowthers
Eckert
Kinsley
O/Duddens
Imbus
Burke
Covington Reaper
Prownell
Arling
Burk
Ronan
F. G. Ab.h.o.a.e. Menn'ke
Parks
McDon'd
Ij Glancy
Sander
Rob'nson
Robinson
Brinker
Gla i
Union Light, Heat & Power Company
Newport
Dayton
Cincinnati
Stilwell-Biferce & Smith-Vail Co
Detroit United Railway
Haverett-Moore Syndicate
Cleveland
Everett Moore
Gravesend
Hawthorne
St. Louis
Harry Griffith
Pettijohn
Nimble
Flying Girl
Ed Layson
Edna
Immortelle van Flora Levy
Howling Dervish
Lelze
Tribes
Jon Tee Laat L
Sudyne
Sister Sarah
Ben Hempstead
Rona
Miss Dora
Ie Hag
Herodés
General Jaubert
Robert, Jr
Hermoso
Flap
Scorpio
Lakeview Belle
Rollick
Tennison
Odnor
Waxaper
Wpeng
Nobleman
Jordan
Peaceful
Bees O’fallon
Georg Saragamp
Wallabout
Joe Roughty
Cam
Salinda
Love's Hour
Alias Turner
Face Benedict
Censor
Blue Blaze
Kitty G
Erie
Semi Colon
Miss Aubrey
Curd Gillock
Guide Rock
Sam Lazarus
Bronze Man
Kiss
Golightly
Tenny Belle
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W. R. Todd & CO
Walnut Street
Seasongood & Mayer
St. W. Cor
Third and Walnut Sts
Bon Vos
Claude Ashbrook Co
Aepokn
Walnut ST. Sido
Miami
Robert Clarke Company
E. Fourth St
Neinnati
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Sas St. Lo
Timothy
Elgin Creamery
Otatoes
Orleans
Elty. Lal
Hannasi
Delaine
Mons
N.Y
Japan
Eneee Santos
Yale
Cab Iekan
Bob Ubeés
C. Imat
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Chweitzer Oberdsee Limburger
Puritan Mta
Knox LI Pepperell
Earl
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Mpson
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Crown Indigo Coronet Indigo
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Exeter
Florian
Cameron
Persia Glendale
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Atlas Sateen Naum’ Sat
Erwin Bidde
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Jns
York Bodenim
Erwin EK Saeeneee
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Anderson
Indiana
Decatur County
Walton
Kentucky
van Wert
Addyston
East Liverpool
Wauseon
Marion County
van Wert County
Houston
Texas
S. Briggs & CO
East Third Street
the Globe-Wernicke
Globe
Wernicke Co
Fourth & Elm Sts
W. B. Carpenter CO
Eliott
Loulaville
E. J. O'Brien
Paris
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Fourth St
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