Record of the League Class
Ermer has appointed Terry as Ditteburg's winning pitcher. Boston Club signs Ginst right, late of Pittsburg, for a worse off for pitchers than any league club. Pirnaoryrmra leads pennant race. Tax pitchers Hague lost more than in officary with increased pitching allowances. Pittsburg-Cleveland series to be finished. Cleveland won nine of the twelve games. Eastpan has singular phases. St. Louis won five straight from Chicago but took only one in three from Louisville. Washington's lineup played 54 games without a strikeout. His offense in that game won in his fifth game. Despite adverse business conditions, baseball enjoys heavy patronage since 1889. Monae is the only 1892 association pitcher now in the big leagues. Eleven years’ work in the box shows a man’s staying power. New York clubs won six of nineteen against Western teams on a late trip, with 103 runs to 119. Moving south to recruit ball players strengthens the National and Southern Leagues. Herenson of Chicago pitched one of the season’s feats, allowing only 29 batters as he shut out Boston. Wann and Connor remain the only current Giants who played for the early Giants. Cincinnatians Canavan, Hallikiny, and Smith are at their fastest, Pryth the mountain wonder fastest sprinter. Cleveland’s southpaw strength is unmatched. Pittsburg close behind. Building a cohesive team takes months. colleges worked hard but none achieved notable teamwork. Brownery of Brooklyn still a terror with the bats. The Boston club stands out for steady play and resilience. no team matches its all-round steadiness.
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The World Fair Exposition Aims and Italian Highlights
The article extols the Chicago World’s Fair as a vast display of global progress and miles of walking for visitors. It highlights Italy as a standout exhibitor in the Manufacturer Building with 18 000 square feet of Hoernal arts and superb handcrafted pieces including a 20 foot long carved walnut bas-relief.
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Algeria Exhibit Shown In Moorish Style At Agricultural Building
The Algerian display features a Moorish room modeled after a governor’s palace with arches and marble, native wood carvings, cork products, notes on cork production and Algerian forests, and a large cork trunk exhibit. Spain’s section highlights textile work and lace, while awards judges prepare for preliminary European-style judging.
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Widespread Train Crashes Kill and Injure Dozens Across Nation
A chaotic day of wrecks across the country leaves mail clerks dead and dozens injured. Notable crashes include the Old Colony mail train near Attleboro with C J Miller among the dead, a World’s Fair excursion wreck near Munroe Falls injuring thirty, and multiple other fatal or serious incidents from Missouri to Texas as freight and passenger trains collide and derail, sparking extensive property damage.
Silent Fifth Avenue meeting ends in violent disruption
A silver men's meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City ended with a violent row and heated exchanges lasting two hours before the Sleetrie Hghte was finally turned out amid confusion. Delegates to the Chicago Convention were appointed and Tur Erle Railway placed under receivers John King and J. G. McCullough by Judge Lacombe. The move followed a complaint by Trenoc L. Park about 26,090,000 in floating debt and potential bond default. Several banks and companies in Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville faced closures, while a World's Fair entry attempt caused bruising contact with gatemen. A Vernon Texas bank cashier Lomax death by suicide was noted, and global reports cited fiery deaths and disease in Saint Louis, Naples, Smyrna, and Langhok, with British assurances to protect subjects in Slams.
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Terrific explosion devastates Chinese villages and lives
Hong Kong papers report a powder magazine blast at Contes Government Powder magazine in China killing many and injuring over 30. About 5 p.m. the blast caused widespread destruction with 460 houses wrecked and villages shaken by a massive smoke cloud. The fire started in a cook house near the magazine and spread rapidly.
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Claims Against Chile Commission Adjudicates Damages
A six month commission formed under a 1492 treaty met at the State Department in Washington to organize claims between U S citizens and Chilean authorities. Members include Alfred ate Clapareile Minkver from Switzerland Don Domingo Gann and John Goole. The panel will settle claims since 1818, except Baltimore claims already paid, with totals likely in the millions.
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Miners From Iowa Visit Eastbound Through Cognell
A group of 159 miners from Noans Iowa traveled east and overtook the Chicago & Northwestern fast freight at Cognell Biull. The railroad offered no resistance and carried them on. City authorities alerted to their arrival noted their hunger from the previous day and arranged meals. They reached the Broadrl east of the roundhouse around 1 o clock and were fed there.
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Tests With Emmensite Demonstrate Safer Shells at Sandy Hook
The United States Army showcases emimensite shells at Sandy Hook New Jersey fired from a mortor to prove safer explosive tests. The project aims to develop an explosive stronger than earlier charges. If successful, the Army and Navy seek a superior munition surpassing prior Teeneh artery equivalents.
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Widespread world news reports in messy dispatches
The text cites varied items from A J Drexel wills to a Philadelphia probate, a New York postal incident where a postmaster killed burglars, a World’s Fair visit by Indian dignitaries, and various accidents, storms, and political notes. It mentions steamship arrivals, a Confederate monument unveiling, mining disruptions, weather across New England, and international diplomacy developments.
Tragic Farm Accident In Ohio Drilling Crew Burned
An oil well drilling crew suffered fatal injuries when a boiler room fire spread as drying work on a farm progressed. Workers were trapped and burned as flames quickly engulfed the area near Toledo. Names of the injured include contractor David Arnlt and tool dresser Lemuel Lovkuet.
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Arrest In New Orleans Mint Official Suspected of Arson
Jamra M. Dowling cashier of the United States Mint in New Orleans faces serious charges after a vault fire three weeks ago. With $7,000,000 in gold and silver and $25,000 in greenbacks, Dowling held the vault key and saw the loom of an incendiary plot. Government experts investigated as Dowling was shadowed by detectives amid accusations of attempting to raise money through fire.
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Timber Worms Ravage Forests Across Washington Townships
Portland financier ownership along the Hoquiam River reports a prolific outbreak of a small worm tearing through spruce and hemlock. J H Baker of Montesano notes the infestation devastates conifer stands, with a ton of timber lost per two townships along the Itaquia river.
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Late New York Market Prices For Country Produce
Wholesale prices in New York reflect varied items across dairy meats and produce. Listings include beans peas kidneys berries eggs poultry and fruits with multiple grades and regional references such as Western Philadelphia and Maryland indicating price ranges and quality categories.
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World’s Fair notes on awards and exhibits at Chicago
New Youx cheese makers win three prizes as 26 Canton youths attend World’s Fair. Awards grow. Thacher’s office expands. Art Institute events feature college fraternities and a large map of Pennsylvania schools. Washington Capitol replicas and Taj Mahal models highlight government and Indian exhibits amid life saving drills and Swedish Day parades.
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Notable Figures and Deaths Across Nations and Times
A jumble of brief notices lists deaths and events: Governor-General of Cuba Aniz, aged ninety five, dies. General Janus dies after New York riots. historian C. C. Jones Jr. of Georgia passes from Bright's disease aged sixty two. References to land owner Corogen Janzs City, Duke of Veragun, and various cultural figures follow.
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Agricultural outlook and beef market notes from secretary interview
Secretary Morton states crop prospects are good with a favorable outlook for a new corn season across corn growing regions. He notes strong demand for hay and forage exports to Europe led by France Germany and Belgium while efforts to quantify domestic forage consumption face data gaps. He adds beef losses over the last decade are large yet beef remains a volatile speculative item in markets. Also reported is a transfer of about four thousand dollars in property tied to Mrs Borden with beneficiaries identified as half-sisters, after a trial established the order of death.
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Harrodsburg Trial Endorses Public Whippings
In Harrodsburg four youths aged eight to fourteen were caught breaking into a summer house. Judge Caldwell polled their mothers and allowed a public whipping in the courtroom yard. The mob watched as rawhides struck the youths for about fifteen minutes with cries and blood noted by many witnesses.
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