Local baseball notes and club standings mix with rules and play details
The article reviews early baseball rules and umpiring, discusses base running collisions and infield interference, and reports on recent games. It mentions East clubs, Live Oaks versus Great Westerns, and a game at Ohmer's Garden with scores and lineup notes. A return match with the Great Westerns is planned for today on Buckeye Ground.
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Toi
Ottner
Mt Say
Capitel Club
Chanhante
East End
Smith
de Camp
Macke Lowe
East Ends
Pitts
Radhemason
Sae i Taskeres
DeWine C. A.wright
C. E
Wheelwshite
Se George
Teel
Bet
The New United States Senators and Hamilton Visit
A fragmented letter from Hamilton Ohio discusses national politics with William Pitt Kellogg and others, noting a forthcoming Senate seat and a Vermont birth. it also reports on Hamilton’s industrial growth, Eclipse Machine Works, Shuler and Benninghofers woolen factory, and area manufacturing, with praise for the city’s enterprises and infrastructure.
History of the fan from ancient to modern times
The article surveys fan origins across civilizations from Kan-si to Thebes and Greece, notes luxury during Renaissance courts, and details German, English, Japanese importance. It highlights Japan as a national emblem and outlines production centers in France, the United States, and elsewhere with material varieties and prices. It concludes with the palm leaf fan as the universal, practical type in warm weather.
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Kan-si
Bybil
Cumae
Thebes
Greece
Erie Railway
Rd Isis
Venice
France
Catherine de Medici
Catherine
Henry the Second
Louis XIV
Louis XV
China
Florence
England
Richard I
Henry
Whig
Spain
Montezuma
Poes
Japan
United States
Brussels
Geneva
Viedna
Two Men Die In Niagara Falls Accident
Reporters learned of the loss of two men near Niagara Falls. They had used a small boat from a farmer Packard’s land on the American side. Fragments of their boat were found, suggesting an accident possibly caused by a broken oar or rowlock, leaving their fate uncertain.
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Courier
Navy
Niagara Fa
Packard
Avy Island
Pay scale for Army officers outlined by House committee
The House Military Committee proposed a sweeping pay schedule for Army officers. Top ranks would rise to 15 000 dollars per year for General, 11 000 for Lieutenant General, 7 000 for Generals commanding multiple units, and 5 000 for other generals. Colonels, Lieutenants, and captains receive stepped increases, with enlisted pay mostly unchanged. Also noted are changes to retirement allowances, forage pay for mounted officers, and service counting for reenlistment. The note ends referencing a Cornell University constitutional context in Ithaca, New York.
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House Military Committee
Letter from Washington and Alaska Bill Passage
Washington news weighs on the Alaska bill and a threatened clash with Russia is said to be averted. General Banks is discussed as a potential minister to Russia and would likely be popular with the Czar. Senate anxiety grows amid office seekers and lobbyists as the president contemplates a future party shift. A Seymour family insanity story is contradicted.
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Alaska
Russia
Banks
Seymour
A&e
Alaska Treaty Aid Passes House Amid Public Support
The Alaska treaty bill sailed through the House by a large majority amid protests over funding. General Banks led the effort, gaining praise for his parliamentary skills and speculation that he may be named Minister to Russia. Senate prospects look favorable as ratification moves forward, with the President's backing expected to seal the measure.
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Congress
N. P
House Committee On Foreign
Csmutinen
House
Russia
Us M. Clay
Banks
Saah Tanhggo Ara Pere
Missouri Republicans Back Grant and Public Reform
The Missouri Republican State Convention in Jefferson City adopted a platform pledging support to Grant and Colfax and endorsing reforms on suffrage and state debt. It condemned Democratic aims as threatening peace, called for impartial suffrage in Missouri, and urged fiscally prudent, honest governance. The convention nominated Col. McClurg for Governor, E. O. Stannard for Lieutenant Governor, John Nodman for Secretary of State, C. Daltmeyer for Treasurer, and General Dan Draper for Auditor.
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St. Louis
Jefferson City
Grant
Colfax
Democratic
Senate
Democratic Convention
Missouri
Soldiers’ Convention
Sisth-Rase
Radical Party
Col. McClurg
Congress
E. O. Stannard
John Nodman
C. Daltmeyer
Dan. Draper
Burglar Slain by Homeowner in South Market Street
In Nasuvitog on July 16 W. C. Jones residence on South Market street was broken into by John Hart. A sleeper was roused and Hart fled, pursued, then stabbed to death by Hart with a long-bladed pocket knife. Hart captured. lynch fear reported. A torch-light demonstration and ratification event followed the New York Convention with a large crowd and speeches by several gentlemen.
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W. C. Jones
South Market Street
John Hart
Hart
Ardosta
New York
West Virginia Democratic Convention at Grafton
The West Virginia Democratic State Convention met in Grafton with Hon Geo H Pendleton and Senator Thurman of Ohio addressing the crowd to loud reception. A 5000 seat capacity proved insufficient for the gathering as J N Camden of Parkersburg won the governor nomination on the first ballot. Resolutions endorsing the New York Convention nominees and repeal of the state Registry law were adopted unanimously.
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West Virginia
Waercline
Grafton
Geo. H. Pendleton
Thurman
Ohio
J. N. Camden
Parkersburg
New York
Cricket Match Between British Officers and Americans
New York on July 16 reports the second cricket match between British officers in Kansas and American selections. The Knickerbocker club led 2 for 91, while the American 11 achieved 163 and 4 with 10 wickets in reserve. An American team sails from Philadelphia to Canada next week as St George teams head to Boston for upcoming games.
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New York
Cansas
Renee End
Fisher
Newbold
Rie Det Biome Pearson
Bt. George
Knickerbocker Club
Philadelpia
Canada
St. George
Boston
Mixican Matters and unsettled Chanticleer affairs
Joe Vane, age 16, is mentioned beside dates from the twelfth as a steamer arrives. The Chanticleer British war steamer situation remains unsettled. An order to General Jona directs Custom omens at Ma to summon officials before Civil Courts for trial and to investigate conduct. Funds from the Chanticleer purser are to be deposited while dispatches to Corona warn of repelling a British assault.
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Trif
Hamilton
Joe Vane
Chanticleer
Eanoresse
Jona
Corona
Foreign News Highlights From Across Europe and America
The Atlantic Cable reports United States v Arman builders of ironclads for the Confederacy with a verdict due within a fortnight. Portuguese Ministry reshuffle names Duke de Loule Interior and Justice changes. European and South American notes mention a muting at sea and labor strikes in St Louis affecting railroad operations.
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Paris
United States
Arman
Portugal
Liston
Duke de Loule
Interior
Ees
Ferrare
Crome
Pa Works
Cabardo
Marine
Bents
Iinance
Senate Debates On Fourteenth Amendment Extension and Indian Bill
In Washington on July 1 the Senate reported a joint resolution to amend the fourteenth section of the act for direct taxes in insurrectionary states until January 1, 1969, as lawmakers discussed freeing time for other business. Amendments on Indian removal under treaty were debated, a recess followed an executive session, and the bill then passed, moving to the House.
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Senate
Sherman
Ohio Union
Committee On Finance
Ises
Eet
Morrill
Conness
Howe
Sawrion
Hendricka
Ind
Dem
Siaspurt Unies
Ohio (Union
Committee of Ways and Means
Morrow
Igh
United i
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Union
Speech by Marquis de Moustier on German questions
The Moniteur reports the Marquis de Moustier, Minister of Foreign Relations, delivered a speech to the Legislatlat that urges government calm. France will abstain from intervening in German affairs and extend support for internal reforms begun in Austria and Turkey.
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Panu
Juiz
Moniteur
Hag & Pacific
Marquis de Moustier
Orpe Legislatte
France
Austria
Turkey
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Search of
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New Orleans
Senate of the United Ans A
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Putea Heat
Cincinnati Times
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Butler County
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Tall
Aa, Lane, Dyer &G
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Eclipse Works
Long, Black & Allstetter
McBeth and McClung
Benninghope & Co
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Anderson & Gray
Peter Schwab & Co
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Cincinnati
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Toledo, Wabash & Western Railway
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Providence Marine Society
Marine Corps of Su
W. T. G. Morten
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the Express
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Iowa
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Wm. J. Manker
Illinois
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Switsler
Anderson
St. Making Louis
Wasukretoy
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Cattell
Alaska Territory
Switzsler-Anderson
Committee On Elections
Phalon
Superior Cannel Coal
Kentucky Improvement Co
Ellis &O
London Dock Gin
Pat Ap
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A. Mi. Binninger & Co
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Ms. X. B
Thos. W. Farrin & CO
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