GOSSIP OF BASEBALL ON UNION MOVEMENT AND PLAYERS
A Chicago despatch notes NL clubs will seek few AL players next winter. Hartzel of Indianapolis stands out as top outfielder, Magoon shines at second, and Katoll and Goar attract attention. Discussion centers on players union aims and the farming system. critics doubt lasting gains for veterans while urging release of unwanted players.
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Hartzel
Indianapolis
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McPhee
Brooklyn
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Watkins
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Bierbauer
Stewart
Katoll
Comiskey
Lee
Kansas City
Jay Goar
Heydon
Smith
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Goar
Davis
Minneapolis
Talk of the Turf John Madden's Yearling Plans and Rising Stars
The piece notes nine racing days left in the Newport Latonia circuit, with Himyar and Star Chamber among notable runners. It highlights trainer John Madden and buyer William C. Whitney, Monarka and Rush as rising performers, and discusses purse trends, politics in racing, plus Madden’s $20,000 Hanover-Correction yearling purchase and Whitney’s plan to split his string with trainer Patterson.
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Tom McDowell
Rush
Batten
Spirituelle
Prince of Monaco
Narka
Monarka
Latonia
Mr. McDowell
McDowell
John Madden
East
Madden
Hanover
John E. Madden
Hanover—Correction
Mr. Madden
King Thomas
Hamburg
Domino
Domino Stratas
C. Whitney
C. F Patterson
Tom Welch
Peter Wimmer
Sam Hildreth
Walter Gleanson
Patterson
Sam Assur
Manifesto for Boer Independence Formed in Paris
A Paris committee advocates Boer independence and unites international groups from Russia to England to seek peace and halt the two republics' destruction. The manifesto, signed by forty French senators and deputies including eight ex ministers, targets U S indifference amid the ongoing conflict.
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Russia
America
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Holland
England
United States
Europe
Jubilee Pilgrimage First Section Sails for Rome and Lourdes
The Cunard Line steamship Servia carries the first section of a jubilee pilgrimage to Rome and Lourdes. Clergy includes Fathers T H Kinsella and R B Macdonald plus laymen. Rev Father Porcile, organizer, sails on Archimede July 4 with the main group. A second section of about 200 departs Kaiser Wilhelm on July 1.
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T. ‘H. Kinsella
Leavenworth
Kan
R. B. Macdonald
Prince Edward Island
W. H. Rogers
Stamford
Conn
W. X. Schneider
New Britain
Wage conference adjourns without agreement in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on June 23 the wage scale conference of sheet steel workers and the steel combine adjourned after a week without a settlement. It cites 196 mills nationwide with 69 nonunion, and warns that a new conference before June 37 is unlikely, risking a general work suspension affecting about 20 000 men.
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Memorial Service for Frances Willard Held in Edinburgh
In Edinburgh on June 23 the World’s Women’s Christian Temperance Union honored the late Frances Willard former WCTU president with an impressive memorial service.
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Labor Happenings in the Realm of Industry
The Waiters' Union lists candidates for officer posts to be elected tomorrow at Workmen's Hall from 9 am to 9 pm, naming presidents and other officers. Additional reports cover union elections, local officers, wage-scale notes, building trades actions, and Ruskin Hall educational efforts linked to the labor movement.
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George Lerner
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Joe Sullivan
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Cliff Miller
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H. Pundt
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F.goble
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The
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Gasfitters’ Union
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Iron Molders' Union of North
Labor unions and eight hour debates fill global view
Reports show unions across cities and nations pressing for eight hour laws and better pay. Stockholm sees a bitter capital versus labor clash with 20 000 workers locked out. Brooklyn Ship Plumbers win a $300 day wage scale. Toronto fines on rear car vestibules. Bohemian miners face Austrian nine hour law. Also notes New South Wales and New Zealand style arbitration and broad union membership in America.
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Ambush under Tagyan River prompts withdrawals and losses
General MacArthur reports from Manila that four officers and one hundred men of the Fortieth Volunteer Infantry were ambushed while on reconnaissance up the Tagyan River on June 13. Fifty reinforcements failed to brace the position and withdrew to the coast post. Casualties include multiple killed and severely wounded, with one sergeant missing. full details await.
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Ninth Infantry Departure Delayed to June 27
Despatch from Manila dated June 23 reports the Ninth Infantry departure delayed until June 27 due to a storm that disrupted railroad telegraph and hindered transport. Adjutant General in Washington notes the impact and MacArthur confirms the状况.
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Three Transports To Sail
San Francisco reports three transports sailing for the Philippines before July 17. The Leelanaw and Conemaugh are loading cargo and deckloading mules, while Grant departs July 1 for Manila via Nagasaki with the Sixth Cavalry. Lennox will carry horses for the troopers.
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Court rules OCC can pursue multiple assessments on bank shareholders
Judges Woods Grosscup and Seaman of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals joined in a decision handed down today. The Comptroller of the Currency may enforce by suit at law more than one assessment on shareholders of an insolvent National bank if needed to pay its debts. The ruling concerns Clement Studebaker v. John Perry, receiver of the insolvent National Bank of Kansas City, and aligns with prior similar decisions.
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Clement Studebaker
John Perry
National Bank of Kansas City
Bust of Shakespeare Presented to Stratford Memorial Trustees
In Stratford on Avon on June 23, the Shakespeare Memorial trustees received a bronze bust of Shakespeare donated by the Page family via Sir William Treloar. The gift, executed by a former president of the National Academy of Design, was gratefully acknowledged by the memorial governors.
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Body of Chas W Roup Found Under Railroad Bridge
The body of Chas W Roup found wedged beneath timbers under the Hocking Valley Railroad bridge near Athens Ohio. He was a foundryman at a Columbus steel mill. The cause of death is under investigation with possibilities of suicide or accident.
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Chas. W. Roup
Hocking Valley Railroad
Athens
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Forest Fires End in Cochise Mountains After Destruction
In Cochise County Arizona forest fires in the Bucahuta Mountains burned out after consuming thousands of acres. $500000 worth of fine lumber was destroyed. Prospector O L Noyes, originally from Kansas City, is believed dead.
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O. L. Noyes
Kansas City
Kramer Dies by Own Hand in Columbus
Special Despatch to Commercial reports E. W. Kramer aged 68 shot himself this morning. He had been feeble from age and ill with disease. Doctors had told him his case was hopeless.
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Sawmill Accident Claims Harry Thomas Hands
In Bigly Township on June 23 Harry Thomas slipped and fell against a saw at a local mill, resulting in both hands being severed. The incident occurred while he was performing duties at the sawmill.
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Bigly Township
Harry Thomas
Delegates Named for National Republican League Meeting
Ohio selections and alternates from each district named for the National Republican League convention at St Paul July 17 to 19 1900. Delegates and alternates hail from Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Marietta Dayton Toledo Hamilton and other Ohio cities with ex officio officers listed.
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
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Dayton
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Toledo
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C.C. Middleswart
Marietta
George B. Bunn
Mt. Vernon
Arthur
Chambers. Baird
Ripley
Frank Johnson
Samuel Buell
Columbiana
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H. R. Zapf
M. G. Norton
Hermann Richner
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John F. Duperow
C. C. Ringle
C. C. Hamilton
Ernest Weber
Rev. Dr W F Oldham Named Assistant Secretary
Rev Dr W F Oldham pastor of Broad Street M E Church is elected Assistant Secretary of the Missionary Society of the M E Church and will begin duties October 1. His headquarters will be in Chicago and he has led the Broad Street Church for two years.
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Sailor Threatens U S Consul in Kingston Incident
A sailor named Burke entered the United States Consulate in Kingston on June 23 and demanded money from Consul Ethelbert Watts. When refused, he grew violent and threatened the consul’s life before being secured by police.
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