Brooklyns Suffer Season-Worst Defeat to Pittsburg Slugging Clash
New York reporters note Chicago’s errors and fielding miscues aided Pittsburg as three pitchers combined for 26 hits in a one sided Boston contest. Tannell excelled for the visitors while the Chicagoans struggled on both sides, and the Brooklyns lost decisively in a high scoring game.
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American Association Baseball Scores and Highlights
Chicago edged Indianapolis in a close contest as Ea ton limited hits and strong defense. Borneapolis defeated the Buffalos on their home ground. Five games across the leagues saw Milwaukee beat Detroit 7 to 6 with Dowling and Cronin among the battery, Minneapolis routed Buffalo 10 to 0, and other line scores noted.
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Eaton
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Powers
Western Association results mix with Des Moines victory
Des Moines defeats St Joseph while Denver defeats the Pueblos. Sioux City beats Omaha 5 to 9. Miscellaneous scores include Kernan, Ne Donale, New mere7, Coons, Wilson and a list of players or abbreviations for teams and individuals.
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St Joseph
Denver
Sioux City
Omaha
Ogate Des Kernan
Mulligan Sentenced for Tramp Killing at Ludiow Lagoon
Covington Kentucky July 21 Thomas Mulligan alias Lyons received a life sentence for murder of a tramp at Ludiow Lagoon in June. Mulligan smiled at sentencing and refused a motion for a new trial. Relatives will return to Massachusetts as he is taken to Fort Madison penitentiary. Wallace Bishop implicated after escaping. General MacArthur reports death of First Lieutenant David G Spargia of the Twenty-Third Infantry in Manila following surgery.
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Lyons
Ludiow Lagoon
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Frankfort
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Wallace Bishop
Ocker
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MacArthur
Manila
David G. Spargia
Hoyt Insanity Dispute Prolongs Detention At Hartford Retreat
Hartford reports that George Ti Dickinson, editor of the Atlanta Journal, visited playwright Charles Hoyt and declared Hoyt sane after a lengthy talk. Hoyt, brought to Hartford from Charlestown, NH, says he is free to move but under confinement. A New Hampshire committee of 23 locals plans writs of habeas corpus if Hoyt is not released. Hoyt’s wealth and earnings are cited by officials. A Connecticut judge preliminarily questions Hoyt’s sanity and guardian appointment is considered.
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Atlanta Journal
Charles Jd. Hoyt
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Hoyt
Charlestown
N. H
Jand
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Charles H. Hoyt
New Hampshire
Charlestown Bank
Garfield National Bank of New York
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Charles EB. Hoyt
EB Freeman
Hole
Claremont
NFH
Hart
Horts
McCoy Posts Forfeit for Corbett Fight at Madison Square Garden
New York July 1 Crartty Kid McCoy and James J Corbett announce a 25 round bout in Madison Square Garden late August. McCoy posts 2500 with Al Smith as forfeit and demands Corbett meet him on terms with all purse to the winner. Corbett says he will fight if 60 percent of receipts go to the winner and dispatches a counter note claiming not to be coward.
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Corbett
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Corett
Remainder of Hing Humbert Lying in State in Monza
In Monza on July 31, Hing Humbert lies in state in the bed he used, with two massive candelabra and sorrowful scenes as Queen Margherita and mourners look on. The cardinal archbishop of Milan has ordered a requiem mass across all diocese churches, and a flood of telegrams of condolence continues arriving.
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Run
Margherite
Jong
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Ef ‘Tae
Milan
It pays to advertise in the Repatli an
Ad copy fragment notes advertising value for the Repatli an publication. The readable text emphasizes commercial promotion and the potential reach to readers. No specific deals, dates, or entities are clearly identifiable in the fragment.
News from Gonder civilians endure bitter siege
Reported from Gonder describes a sixteenth ceasefire and a renewed advance on Pekin. Germans ten dead, Japanese ten, French eleven, British five, Russians four, Americans seven, Italians seven, converts nine. total killed around 72 with ninety three wounded. American defenders hold a city wall position amid exhausted hospital staff and dwindling provisions as imperial edicts praise Boxers and urge missionaries to depart.
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Pekin
Hostages Held as Europeans Detained in China
A Rome dispatch says the Chinese government detains 600 Europeans including ministers their families and legation members. It is believed that upon formal war declaration they will be ordered to leave Pekin within 24 hours, placing them at risk as allies advance toward Peking.
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Pekin
Chana
Alan
Chaffee As The Commander In Tien Tsin Advance
Washington expects a rapid allied push from Tien Tsin within the week with Major General Chaffee favored to command. Chaffee reportedly welcomes the honor and would urge speed, having long known the international army’s aims on the Pie Ho. No final decision has been announced but his chances are regarded as strong.
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Chaffee
Im Tien
Charlee
Japanese aggressors fall behind in China and Russia clash
Shanghai reports a clash near New Chang in which 10 000 Chinese and 4 000 Russians are described as opposing forces. The news arrived yesterday and reflects heightened tensions across the region.
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Shanghai
New Cheang
Cable plans amid Chinese telegraph troubles
Washington July 31 The telegraph system in China is unsettled and interested governments seek to restore communications. Shanghai remains the main wire hub with Che-Foo overland links, and Taku through Tsang to Shanghai. an international cable from Che-Foo to Shanghai is being arranged with the United States contributing about 150000 dollars.
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China
Tlen
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Shanghai
Che-Foo
United States
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Purity and Vitality
An old advertisement urges readers to protect health and purify the blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims the remedy relieves dyspepsia and headaches after a long trial with temporary relief, presenting a testimonial of a husband improved after one bottle and cured after the second.
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America
United Lake seeks uninterrupted telegraphic link to Tien-Tsin forces
The United Lake government aims to secure the earliest possible uninterrupted telegraphic communication with the forces at Tien-Tsin and requires clear results from cable offices and telegraphic companies. The notice emphasizes prompt action and official coordination to restore rapid dispatch capability.
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Tien-Tsin
British Forces Plan Immediate Advance On Pekin
London July 1 The Foreign Office secretary read a dispatch from General Sir Alfred Gazelle commanding British forces in China stating he intended an immediate advance on Pekin and hoped for cooperation from allied forces.
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Brodrick
Alfred Gazelee
China
Pexin
Legations Besieged and Attacks Reported in Pekin
Washington reports a cable from Admiral Remey describing the legations at Pekin besieged since June 13 with continual attacks from June 20 to July 17. The Chinese soldiers are diminishing. sixty Europeans killed. A Shan Tung governor telegram to Che Foo notes an imperial edict says ministers except the German are well and provisions supplied.
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Remey
Taku
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Shan Tung
Che Foo
Pao Ting Fa Full of Rebels Reported at Pao Ting Fu
A Washington telegram from Cousin Fowler to the state department says Pao Ting Fu is thick with rebels and news or messengers cannot be sent. It lists Simfox and family, Hodge and wife, Taylor, Wikkre, Miles, Morrell, Americans, Bagwell and daughter, and probably Cooper as present.
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Attacks Destroy Several Legations in Pekin
Paris July 31 reports that the Austrian Spanish Italian and Holland legations at Pekin have been destroyed with the French partially wrecked. Attacks on the legations have ceased for several days and the emperor and empress are living in Pekin.
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Pekin
Conspiracy Theory Tied to Royal Assassination Rumors
The Tribuna in Rome reports the king’s assassination is linked to a deep plotted conspiracy. It notes a Paris meeting where a military anarchist claimed plans to kill the king, naming several targets and five people arrested at Soaz besides Bressi.
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Obituary notices from a small town page
Miss Minnie Gress eldest daughter of Burkard Gress grocers at 1225 Harrison died at 1 o clock this morning aged 12. She is survived by her father and one brother and one sister. mother died about six months ago. Funeral announcement to be made later. Also notes: Praesss Cantacnica a granddaughter of the late President Grant and daughter of Brigadier General Frederick Grant had a daughter born in St Petersburg July 27 weighing 11 pounds. Miss Theresa Blake daughter of a retired Boston banker killed in New Rochelle New York after being thrown from a horse while jumping hurdles.
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Windom
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Lunt
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Sit
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Bliss
Fire destroys Cherokee livery and hotel in town blaze
A July 31 Cherokee fire started in a Maple Street livery barn and spread across a block, damaging two barns a hotel and many businesses. W. H. Lysaght suffered facial burns. several firemen were hurt. Damage pegged at 25 000 with rescue attempts countermanded.
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Woman divorced weeks ago at Windom Minn is
A man jailed claims the woman, May Rose, was divorced a few weeks ago at Windom Minnesota. Weather reports from Des Moines show past week temperatures near normal with mixed moisture. Grain and potato yields vary by region, with generally favorable harvest conditions and improved pastures. Apple crop weaker in southern districts.
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Swazey defalcation scandal rocks Kansas City firms
Edward K Swazey, financier behind Ledd Penny Swazey, fled to Argentina after cattle paper swindles. Banks seize cattle to recover losses as mortgage fraud and double liens surface. Officials estimate millions in unsettled papers and possible total losses beyond reported sums. Swazey’s partners face no blame while authorities pursue asset recovery.
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Edward K. Swazey
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Third National Bank
Springfield
Mass
Hemphill County
Tex
United States
New Hampstire
New York
Telegraph cable across Amazon faces driftwood damage
Years ago two telegraph cables laid on the Amazon bed connected towns along the river. Driftwood and debris from the steam disrupted operations, limiting use since installation. A land line is under construction. 18 miles have been completed. Berlin ship Deutschland incurs annual costs of 250000 for food and supplies and a 1500 salary per crew member.
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Murdered Monarch Faces Funeral Arrangements
News from Rome reports King Humbert II assassinated. body to be conveyed to Rome with funeral plans. Emperor William to attend. King Victor Emmanuel to meet deputations but travel kept private. Police and witnesses scrutinized. assassin's statements reluctant yet defiant. A woman named Ter Brugnoh connected to the killer is noted among Prato attendees.
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Sundey
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Reg
Victor Emanuel
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Humbert
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Li Hung Chang
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Vera
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Bressi
Prato
Ter Brugnoh
Death Recorded in Monza Queen Margherita Condoled
The death of King Humber was formally recorded in Monza in the king's bedroom with witnesses Count Rudini the former prime minister and royal officials present. The premier of Portugal and the Duke of Oporto Bay arrived as Siracco tendered condolences to Queen Margherita before a large audience at the royal villa.
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Crime Plotting in Americe Involving Mass Weapon Inquiry
Rome reports a planned crime linked to a Monza lodging search, with two men detained and a new Massachusetts marked pistol seized. Police found papers suggesting tensions with U S contacts and communications about a large scheme discussed in Milan cafes. Premeditation appears evident as investigators assess motives and accomplices.
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Monza
Massachusetts
Ranella
United States
Eressi
Andother Tuscan
Milan
King Victor Emmanuel Reaches Brindisi En Route to Monza
A Rome dispatch reports King Victor Emmanuel arrived at Brindisi today unexpectedly. The king and queen then departed at once for Monza, signaling a swift advance in royal travel.
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Rome
Victor Emanei
Brindid
Monza
Revolutionary anarchist vows further operations
In Monza on July 31 Dressi shows extreme cynicism while testifying in his examination and declares himself a revolutionary anarchist ready to carry out more actions as soon as he is released. Ames, manager of the Dirz Buck Concert company, leaves for the west today to seek engagements for the company.
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Dirz Buck
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