First Cincinnati Taxicab Sold by Kilmore Agent
Hubert C. Crowthers, agent for Kilmore, sells Cincinnati s first taxicab to W. P. Anderson. The vehicle, long popular in New York and Chicago, is expected to draw attention as more Elmores arrive from the Robert C. Crowthers Automobile Co. Other deliveries include Packard, Buick, and Mitchell cars to local buyers while Savannah gears up to host the Vanderbilt Cup race with plans for new roads and facilities.
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American cars lead in Vanderbilt Cup race bid from Savannah
The article details American makers closing the gap with European drivers in speed contests, highlighting Louis Strang's Isotta wins and George Robertson with Panhard. It forecasts full American entries for the Vanderbilt Cup, with a mix of local clubs, purchases, and course plans in Savannah, New York, and Europe, plus related automotive industry news and trials.
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Isotta
Savannah
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George Robertson
Robertson
Panhard
de Magnon
Massanat
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Long Island
Connecticut
Havre
Liverpool
Jefferson Dumont Thompson
Hughey Jennings Keeps Cheerful Mind Despite Detroit Slump
Detroit manager Hughey Jennings, in St Louis for a Browns series, says last place in the American League does not worry him. He cites bad weather and young pitchers as the main causes and expects the team to rise after better conditions and for Donovan to return. He notes cold early season and a forthcoming eastern trip as factors shaping their race.
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Chicago
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Weather and Derby Notes Highlight Troubled Minor Leagues
Weather disrupts minor league play while optimism remains for sunlit days ahead. Dreyfuss visits Louisville Derby. McGraw protests over a game as Emslie removed from the lineup. Players like Sheehan near full recovery. Reese reports leg injuries in Alperman. Toole sustains facial gash. Garish uniforms draw criticism as the season unfolds.
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M. McGraw
Pulliam
New York
Emslie
M. Donlin
Brooklyn
Bonesetter Reese
Charlie Alperman
Whitey
Toole
Johnstown Tristate
A c. Diamon
Armour On Rowdyism And Boston Fans Fairness
Bill Armour discusses the decline of rowdyism in baseball crowds and praises Boston fans for fairness. He recalls a Boston game on Bunker Hill Day where a controversial umpire call sparked crowd tension, the Boston crowd’s disappointment, and the umpire Silk O’Loughlin’s stand.
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Toledo
Chicago
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Silk O'Loughlin
Detroit
Silk
Boston
Pat
Yale trims football schedule amid tougher rivals
New Haven May 9 Yale officials deny faculty orders to shorten the season. Coaches say smaller colleges grow tougher, prompting fewer out of town games and rearranged dates with West Point and Brown to avoid injuries before key matches.
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West Point
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