Reds to Play Doubleheader With Cardinals Sunday
Gossip notes Reds will meet the Cardinals in a Sunday doubleheader while no trade changes are seen for Hans Lobert or Mike Mowrey. Yesterday's results show Pittsburgh over Chicago 2 to 0 in the National League and Boston 4 New York 0 in the American League.
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Hans Lobert
Mike Mowrey
Reds
Cardinals
Boston
New York
Lobert
Mowrey
McCloskey
Os Cincinnati
Cincinnati at St Louis and Boston at New York
Reading of scheduled baseball matchups shows Cincinnati visiting St Louis, Chicago at Pittsburgh, Boston at New York, and Brooklyn at Philadelphia in forthcoming contests.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hicago
Pittsburg
Boston
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Brooklyn
Sniladelphie
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Cardinals and Reds plan doubleheader amid rain delays
May 6 report from St Louis says McClosky of the Cardinals favors a two game stand with Cincinnati to complete the trip after rain postponed today’s game. Cincinnati’s Dan Gansel notes weather and lineup changes as key to spring, with Hulswitt and Mowrey among new names in camp.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
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Reds
McCloskey
Ganzel
Detroit
Browns
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Lobert
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Rens
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National Commission imposes fines for ineligible players and managers
The National Commission announces a strict rule against players moving to teams with ineligible players and against managers who negotiate without prior clearance. First offenses incur fines up to $200. clubs and managers face bans and players must seek commission clearance before playing for any team with ineligible owners or players.
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Commission
National Commission
Ion
Rule on hearings and fines for league officials
The document outlines that hearings for major league or club owners occur before proper National Association officials. It states fines collected go to the National Commission treasury for major league matters and to the National Association treasury for minor league players or club owners. Names AUG HERRMANN B JOHNSON HH C PULLIAM appear as signatories.
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National Association
National Commission
Aug. Herrmann
Pittsburg Beats Chicago 5-2 In Five Inning Game
Pittsburg defeats Chicago 5 to 2 as ten issued three bases on balls and two fielding errors produced two Pittsburg runs in the third. Leifield pitched strongly and Chance was removed in the fifth for disputing a decision.
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Gore
Chicago Today
Leifield
Chance
Chicago
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Lundgren
Zimmerman
Swacina
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Steinfeldt
Wagner
Abbaticchio
Rain postpones Philadelphia and New York games
Rain delays appear to postpone the Brooklyn at Philadelphia game and the New York at Boston matchup amid wet weather across the Northeast. No rescheduled times announced.
Cicotte Masters Boston to 4 0 Victory Over New York
Boston pitcher Cicotte stars as the Red Sox shut out the Yankees 4 to 0. Boston bunched four runs in the fifth and sixth innings aided by Newton wildness and an error. Ed Thoney and Morgan Keller pace Boston with key hits as New York struggles with nine runners left on base.
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Cicotte
New York Today
Newton
Ab.h.o.a.e. N
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Thoney
OjNiles
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Oj Keller
M'Connell
Hemphill
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OjStahl
Angilaub
Conroy
Wagner
Ball
Carrigan
Blair
Ij Newton
New York
Gessier
Sheridan
Cleveland Chicago Game Postponed On Wet Grounds
Wet grounds forced the postponement of the Cleveland at Chicago baseball game. Both teams prepared for rescheduling as rain affected the field conditions.
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Chicago
ICAGO
Rain postpones St. Louis Detroit game in rain
Rain delays the St. Louis versus Detroit baseball game on May 6 in St. Louis. The weather postponement affects the schedule without noting a rescheduled date.
Milwaukee 3 Toledo 1 in season opener at home
Dougherty excelled for Milwaukee limiting Toledo to five hits and twelve strikeouts. Bushelman pitched well for Toledo but costly fielding and timely hitting by Milwaukee produced the deciding runs in a 3 to 1 win.
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Toledo
Dougherty
Bushelman
Portune
Indianapolis Beats St. Paul 7 4 in Errors Fueled Win
Indianapolis wins 7 to 4 over St. Paul as visitors gather hits and St. Paul errors aid the rally. Eubanks relieved Briggs and pitched well. Farris took the loss after a rough four innings.
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St. Paul
Farris
Briggs
Eubanks
Joy
B. Meyers
Geier
Davidson
Rowart
Bush
Williams
Carr
Leroy
Walsh
Owens
Minneapolis Wins 1-0 In 12 Inning Pitchers Duel
In a twelve inning pitchers duel at Minneapolis, the home team edges Louisville 1 to 0 after three singles and strong defense. Fiene and Halla worked deep, with Louisville’s late defense keeping scoring at bay until the winning run.
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Minneapolis
Fiene
Halla
Louisville
Columbus Kansas City Game Postponed on Wet Grounds
Rain over Kansas City forces postponement of the Columbus Kansas City game. Ground conditions rendered the field unplayable delaying the matchup.
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Kansas City
Dayton shuts out Wheeling in Central League game
Dayton defeated Wheeling 10 to 0 in a Central League baseball game. Dayton scored four runs in the first and six more later, while Wheeling was kept scoreless. Batteries were Ingling and Richardson for Dayton and Fletcher and Huston for Wheeling.
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Wheeling
R.H.E. Dayton
Ingling
Richardson
Fletcher and Hustin
South Bend Edges Terre Haute In Tight Finish
South Bend defeated Terre Haute 4 to 3 in a close game with late scoring decides. The narrative mentions players Lindsay Meman Schreiber and a referenced lineup, reflecting a high school or local league score report.
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Terre Haute
Uth Bend
Lindsay
Meman
Schreiber
Ft Wayne Edges Evansville In Low-Scoring Match
Ft Wayne played an errorless game and defeated Evansville with a 1 0 victory. Batteries were Hammond and Clark for Ft Wayne, Pearson and Dunn for Evansville.
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Evansville
FT. Wayne
Hammond and Clark
Pearson and Dunn
No Game at oe Rapids and Grant Rapids Zanesville
A terse sports blurb notes no game played at oe Rapids with the Grant Rapids Zanesville matchup pending. Details are sparse due to damaged text but indicate a canceled or postponed game and related local coverage.
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Grand Barsp A
Ah Grant Rapida- Zanesville Game Grounds
Rainy Derby Day at Churchill Downs Produces Polly Prim Win
May 6 at Louisville saw Polly Prim prevail in the mile handicap as a heavy rainstorm pelted Churchill Downs. The Court of Appeals in Frankfort upheld a racing betting statute, denying dissolving the injunction against Louisville authorities from halting pari mutuel pools during the meet.
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Minks
Carthage
Court of Appeals
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Jefferson Circuit Court
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le Malecon
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King’s Son
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Ed Kane
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Nazimova
Lady Army
Royal Chance
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Alsatian
Ansonia
Anderson
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Maese
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the Minks
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Jim Douglass
McAlister
Bill Starr
Little Wally
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E. Martin
Bett
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Araseé Wins Columbus Selling Stake at Jamaica Track
Cold weather kept crowds small as Araseé backed from 5 to 1 to 9 to 2 won the Columbus Selling Stake at one and one sixteenth mile defeating odds-on Castlewood. Castlewood finished three lengths ahead of Aluda with jockey G Swain suspended for the remainder of the meeting.
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Jamaica
N. Y
Arasee
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Aluda
G. Swain
Grimaldi
Notter
Itto
Jane Swift
E. Dugan
Sandal
Yorke
Mark Meddie
Senator Barret
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Blue Heron
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Silk Hose
Queen Eleanor
Shreve
Bde Belle
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Ceca
Stanhope
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Araseé
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Alauda
Albert
Seiling
Appenne
Cary
Garner
Disaster
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McCarthy
Senator Clay
Lone Hand
Holast
Gramser
Dashaway
Alita
Sweet
Priscillian
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Louisville Racecard Passages for Multiple Races
The listing outlines entries and weights for several Louisville horse races. First Race includes Silverado, Tuscan Gold, Dr. Armstrong, Snap, Ned Carmack, and others. Second Race lists Shirley Rossmore and Ardie among others. Third Race features Banca Flora Ray Mai Courila and more. Fourth Race funds Debutante Stakes with Maidh Charlotte Hamilton and Anne McGee among entrants. The remaining segments list selling and derby-style entries with numerous horses and weights.
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Silverado
Tuscan Gold
Dr. Armstrong
Snap
Ned Carmack
T. F. Henry
Ben Howe
Shirley Rossmore
E. T. Shipp
Ardie
Riceland
Apache
Harting
Teddy Hodge
Frontenac
Goldproof
Banca
Flora Ray
Mai Courila
Gowanga
Irene Jackson
Ida May
Vansel
Estella C
Tyrol
Refined
Miss Cesarion
Hattie Rodman
Hughes
Beatrice K
Bonebrake
Ralbert
Maidh
Charlotte Hamilton
Anne McGee
Neoga
Mrs. Sewall
Elizabeth Harwood
Sona
Agnes
Whiskbroom
First Race and Multiple Races with Weights and Participants
A garbled racing program lists races for three year olds and up with weights such as King Cobalt 116, Big Chief 116, and Berrymaid 111 in the first five furlong race. It continues with second race six furlongs for two year olds and up including Personal 106 Forte 105 and others, then a selling race with Seethus 110 and Master of Crafts, and the Newtown Stakes with Alethuo 113 and Jacobite 111. Other lines list various entrants and weights, many truncated or corrupted.
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King Cobalt
Big Chief
Berrymaid
Hartford
Gowan
Masquerade
Personal
Forte
Tome Run
von Laer
Ovation
Eustacian
Wore
Hign Ar
Seethus
Master of Crafts
Samuel H. Harry
Robador
Druid J D'Arkle
Golf Ball
Chantilly
Kier Hayes
Alethuo
Jacobite
Hughes 15 LEC When Rain Paused Play Interscholastic Game
Rain halted the Hughes versus Walnut Hills baseball game after five innings with Walnut Hills leading and Hughes set to bat in the fifth. The game may be replayed Friday at League Park as five innings are required to constitute a game. Mangly pitched for Walnut Hills and Haeckle for Hughes, with Hughes' bats producing ten hits to seven runs while Magly fanned four. Umpires were Wallace and Morrison.
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Fifth Street
Hughes Boys
Hill Boys
Mangly
Hilltop
Haeckle
League Park
Rain Postpones Montgomery-Montgomery-Atlanta Game
In a rain postponement the Montgomery matchup between Montgomery and Atlanta was halted. Mobile 8 Memphis 1 and Birmingham 7 Nashville 9 were reported as results with the Little Rock game concluding in ten innings.
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Mobile
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Baseball results from three games with late-night finish
In Charleston Savannah 3 Charleston 1 and Jacksonville Augusta 2 to 1. Columbia Macon 2% ends in nine innings due to darkness.
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Savannah
Jacksonville
Augusta
Columbia
Macon
Belmonts Horse Beats The Kings Belmonts May Land English Derby
Belmonts horse defeats The Kings in a key prep race likely to boost American nag as favorite for the big event. The win signals strong form and sets up momentum heading to the May Derby showcase.
Nor man III Captures The Two Thousand Guineas At Yew Market
August Belmont's Norman III won the Two Thousand Guineas at Yew Market in a strong field that included Perrier the Derby favorite. Sir Archibald finished second and White Eagle third while Perrier faded to fifth. King Edward and the Prince of Wales watched despite rain as Norman III led from near the straight and won by three lengths. Richard Croker attended this centenary stakes day.
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August Belmont
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King. Edward
Perrier
A. F. Bassett
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W. Hall Walker
White Eagle
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Prince of Wales
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Norman Ili
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Mercuriy
Iaiea
Richard Croker
Mr. Belmont
Belmont
Epsom
General W H Gentry dies at 60 famed hunter and kennel owner
General W H Gentry aged 60 renowned for big game and fox hunting died at St Josephs Hospital Lexington after a disease complication. He led the Gentry family reunions and owned Foxhound Kennels. He planned a European tour with Charles Payne to demonstrate American foxhounds to hunting clubs. He had endorsements from Roosevelt and the National Fox Hunters Association.
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W.H. Gentry
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St. Joseph's Hospital
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Reinstatement Granted for Cummins and Others
The National Training Association Board of Review in New York granted a temporary reinstatement to D W Cummins of Shelby Ohio who was expelled in 1903 over a 1902 race at Warren Ohio under the alias Dick M The board also reinstated H B Throop of Richmond Virginia and H P James of Janesville Virginia
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Board of Review
National Troining Association
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Shelby, O
Cummins
Dana Hughes
Warren
Dick M
H. B. Throop
Richmond
H. P. James
Janesville
Sands Dominates Semifinal Bid In London Tennis Tourney
In London on May 6 the amateur court tennis championship saw Charles F. Sands of New York defeat A Page three games to one by scores 6-1 4-6 6-4 6-4. Sands advances to the semifinal to face Evan B Noel, racquet champion.
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London
Jay Gould
Charles F. Sands
New York
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Sands
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B. Noel
Charlee Theater Presents Rematch Bout After Show
Tonight at the People's Theater Charlee a rematch wrestling bout between Frank Wittmer and his rival builds anticipation after their prior hard fought encounter. The match follows the performance and is expected to finish decisively.
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People’s Theater
Charlee
Ofson
Frank Wittmer
Woodmen Elect Ohidans In Ohio Delegation
The triennial State Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America adjourned in Portsmouth Ohio selecting officers for the Columbus 1911 gathering. J Bauer Toledo elected State Consul M H Siensa Cambridge Adviser E A Thornhill Sabina Clerk J B Baker Andover Banker E M Gould Carrollton Escort HB Pppe Waverly Watchman S C Riders Eaton Sentry National delegates to vote for Edward B Thomas Columbus for National Board member.
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Woodmen of America
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Watchman
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Eaton
Sentry
Eee
Edward B. Thomas
Colum
National Board
Resolutions Back Deepening Miami and Erie and New Canal Links
Unanimous approval of enlarging the Miami and Erie Canal to enable direct lake and river navigation for barges between Cincinnati and Toledo and to connect Cincinnati with Chicago via Defiance. Resolutions urge Congress to authorize surveys for the Michigan and Erie Ship Canal and enlargement, with copies to Ohio Indiana Illinois lawmakers and James H. Davidson.
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Bettinger
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James H. Davidson
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Repeal of Duty on Paper Urged by Publishers
Washington May 6 The House committee heard publishers and newspaper managers urge removal of duty on wood pulp and print paper as prices rise. John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association urged duties on wood pulp and print paper under two cents a pound be removed, finer grades not being considered. Chairman Mann lauded Norris’s statement as representative of the industry. The committee will resume sessions tomorrow.
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Black Hand Note Targets Piqua Officer In May 6 Letter
Piqua Ohio May 6 Chief of Police Frank Gehle received a black hand note accusing him of too great activity in the Donato Di Ilulio murder case. The unsigned letter from Committee B H warns reform or face accountability and mentions a prior threat to Grank Gentile in Dayton.
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Lightning destroys Williamson dwelling and barn near Mason
A large dwelling and stock barn owned by William Williamson, farmer between Bethany and Mason, was struck by lightning tonight and destroyed by fire. Loss is estimated at 6000 dollars.
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Bethany
Mason
Army Pay Bill Passed With Officer and Enlisted Increases
Senator Warren announced the conferees reached a complete agreement on the army appropriation bill. The measure increases officer pay by $500 annually and raises enlisted men's pay by 35 percent.
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Warren
Senate
Kentucky Farmer Hangs Self in Stable
John Macel fread, a Mt Gilead Mason County farmer, committed death by his own action this morning in his horse stable in Lexington Kentucky. He hung himself with a bridle in his stall.
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John Macelfread
Mt Gilead
Mason County
Judge Smyser Dies Suddenl y of Apoplexy
Judge Martin L. Smyser, 57, died at his home in Wooster Ohio at 6 20 pm from apoplexy after doing light work at his fruit trees. Born in Wayne County he graduated from Wittenberg College in 1870 and was admitted to the bar in 1872. He served as Prosecuting Attorney and later as a U S Congressman for Ohio districts.
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Martin L. Smyser
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Afghans Reported Killed In Khyber Pass Clash
A Lahore dispatch reports sixty Afghans killed in fighting Saturday with British troops near Yandi Khotak in the Khyber Pass. The Telegram message confirms Afghan casualties but is marked as disputed by the desk.
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Khyber Pass
Yandi-Khotak
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Secretary Taft Arrives at Colon Harbor on Prairie
The United States auxiliary cruiser Prairie with Secretary Taft and his party arrived at Cristobal at 8:30 this morning. He was welcomed by Panamanian officials and the Canal Commission representatives.
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Bomb Attack Injures No One In Governor Bibikoff Carriage
In Voronezh on May 6 a bomb exploded under the governor General Bibikoff's carriage as he and his wife rode to church. The couple escaped injury but a bystander woman was killed.
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Voronezh
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Fleet Arrives at Frisco Harbor Headlands Welcome
The Atlantic fleet began entering San Francisco Bay this May 6 with the Connecticut leading the first squadron under Admiral Evans. The vessels anchored by 2 PM as the second squadron followed, amid a breakfast hosted by the California Promotion Committee for Secretary Metcalf at the Hotel St Francis.
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Plan Parks for Hamilton Civic League Conference
Hamilton civic leaders plan a conference with the Hamilton Park Commission set for tomorrow afternoon to finalize tentative plans for establishing a city park system in Hamilton. The joint session aims to outline layout, funding, and management for new green spaces in the community.
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Commercial Tribune
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Hamilton Civic League
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Summer hotel in Bernardsville burned in New Jersey
The Somerset Inn, a well known summer resort near Bernardsville, New Jersey, was burned today. The loss figure was not yet known but the property was insured for 246000 dollars.
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Indiana Man Commits Suicide in Detroit Hotel
J C Brown of Elkhart Indiana killed himself in a Detroit Hotel room by stopping cracks and turning on the gas in Mt Clemens Michigan on May 6. The action ended his life in his hotel room. Police reported no witnesses to the act. Brown had checked into the Detroit Hotel earlier that day. The motive remained unclear as authorities investigated the scene.
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Hlkhart
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