Chicago Giants St Louis Rout in Turbulent Game
Chicago led by strong pitching and fielding to a 10 inning win over St Louis as the visitors unraveled with miscues in the second and third. Philadelphia needed extra innings to decide a result while Boston fell to Brooklyn as Dunn was hit hard.
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Boston
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Commisky
Husky
Brewers
Chicago
St. Louis
Herper
Brooklyn
Dunn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Elbal Tae
Jee -Hla
Batteries and teams clash in scattered card play notes
Fragmented OCR sports snippet lists batteries and players across teams including New York Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn and Brooklyn with names Haley Warner Pratt Bernhard Douglass Willis Clark Dunn and McGuire, hinting at a game or match details without a coherent narrative.
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Philadelphia
New York
R. H. BE
Aie Tie Dee
Phildelphia
J.ss
Haley
Warner
Pratt
Bernhard
Douglass
Boston
Brooklyn
Chrispad
Willis
Clark
Dunn
McGuire
Chicagoes Beat Milwaukee In Early Lead Slips
The Chicago nine fared well against Milwaukee in an April game, taking an early lead aided by errors. Sparks started on the mound, with Rettger Yeager and Denzer contributing as relievers. Reuger relieved Sparks in the sixth and proved effective. The home team mounted a late comeback but fell short.
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Milwaukee
Chicagos
Sparks
Reuger
R. H. E. Milwa
Chicago
Rettger
Yeager
Denzer
Sudgen
Unclear vintage scorecard highlights city teams and players
Fragmentary sports card lists multiple games and batteries with names such as Egan Shaw Diggins Fisher Patten Daub Sullivan Baker Amoré Kean Schreck Gear Damman Powers, mentioning Cleveland Detroit Buffalo Indianapolis Kansas City and Minneapolis with scattered scores like 6-5 and 15-16 but lacking coherent context or complete outcomes.
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Winneapolis
Kansas City
R. H. E. Minneapolis
Li If
Fisher
Patten
Daub
Sullivan
Buffalo
Indianapolis
R. H. E. Buffalo
Forest Fires Rage Across Wisconsin Michigan Border
Forest fires burn north of Fisher Michigan along the railway, destroying Ames Michigan with losses over 330 000. A special train moved residents of Ames and Nathan to Pembina for safety. A passenger train could not proceed beyond Fisher before heroic defense. Fires spread along the Milwaukee line north of Ellis Junction. A second large fire burns near Niagara Wisconsin, 60 miles north of Marinette.
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Marinette
Wis
Fisher
Mich
Wisconsin & Michigan Railway
Ames
Sundar
Nathan
Pembina
Milwaukee Road
Ellis Junction
Tron Mountain
Mick
Niagara
Battleship Asahi Runs Aground Off South Sea
The Japanese battleship Asahi is ashore off the south sea. Much anxiety is expressed as to the extent of damage. Her position is extremely hazardous.
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Portsmouth
Asahi
South Sea
Want Ads Spur Daily Republican Readership
In today's Republican, readers are invited to explore the latest want ads detailing job openings, housing listings, and misc. opportunities. The notice highlights convenient sections and how to place or respond to ads.
Life Man Given Liberty For Murder Of His Uncle
A famous Iowa case unfolds from Anamosa where Cornelius Moelchen, imprisoned for life in 1878 for murdering his uncle John Moelchen, receives executive clemency after decades in prison. Clemmency cited injustice, with Moelchen now free and seeking work in Montezuma. Also noted is a Des Moines man H A Gould missing in New York after leaving home with several thousand dollars and valuables.
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Anamosa
Ottumwa
State News
Cornelius Moelchen
Iowa
Moelchen
America
Germany
Dubuque County
John Moelchen
Cornelius
General Assembly
Committee On Pardons
Des Moines
New York
H. A. Gould
Julius Fredman
Madison Street
Gould
Anamosa Grifter Premer Behind Bars After Forged Draft Ring
Anamosa reports Paul J Blake alias O. A. Premer, a reputed forger, captured by Chicago Pinkerton detective Harry Roach after two years eluding officials. He allegedly passed forged drafts on four banks in September 1898 using copied cashier signatures and office letterheads from Modern Remedy of Kewanee Illinois. The suspect, recently extradited from St Louis, waived examination and awaits grand jury action.
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Anamosa
O. A . Premer
Paul &. J. Blake
Pinkertons
Harry Roach
Chicago Pinkerton
Premer
St Louis
William A. Pinkerton
Anamosa National
Modern Remedy Company of
Kewanee
Inl
American Bankers’ Association
Estate farmer Jonathan Carr found murdered near Ottumwa
Jonathan Carr a wealthy farmer seven miles northwest of Ottumwa was found dead at his home late Saturday. His neck and jaw were broken and there was a deep hole in the side of his face possibly caused by a pick. He lived alone and is believed murdered though no suspect is named.
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Ottumwa
Jonathan Carr
Keokuk County Democratic Delegate Picked for National Convention
Thomas Kelly, ex mayor of Sigourney and current Keokuk county Democratic chairman, is the unanimous choice of Keokuk county Democrats for district delegate to the national convention in Kansas City. He has strong backing from Jealhing Democrats of the Sixth district and is a noted ally of W. J. Breen. Kelly has long been active in local politics.
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Sigourney
Thomas Kelly
Keokuk County
Kansas City
W. 7
Brean
Kelly
Decision in McDonald bankruptcy patent case
Judge Shiras issued a ruling in the Wright county bankruptcy matter of John McDonald. The case involved a pending patent application at the time of bankruptcy and the later grant of the patent. The decision centers on whether the patent could be affected by the bankruptcy and its status moving forward.
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Shiras
Patent
Dubuque
John McDonald
Wright County
Son shoots father to protect mother in Lake City tragedy
On a farm near Lake City A J Wilcox was shot and killed by his son who says he acted to defend his mother from the drunken abuser. The son expresses regret but says the mother's life was in danger. A coroner's inquest will investigate. Sympathy favors the son and mother. Further details are unavailable.
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Lake City
A. J. Wilcox
Wilcox
Spring rush to Nome opens as Jeanie sails today
Seattle April 30 The steamer Jeanie the first to start for Cape Nome this year is scheduled to sail from Seattle bearing eight passengers and 400 tons of freight. The port is crowded with hopeful travelers and freight space is nearly exhausted with only a small number of berths left for May sailings. An estimated 5 828 people have already booked for early sailings and 25 250 tons of merchandise are contracted for.
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Seattle
Wash
Cape Nome
Jeanie
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
San Francisco
Nome
Solld
Trafic
Taylor Faces His Accusers
Frankfort Kentucky April 30 Governor Taylor arrived from Washington and said no arrest warrant was served signaling a possible delay in the indictment. The court had previously returned an indictment naming Finler Powers Culion and others. Six defendants including Caleb Powers Henry Youtsey Harland Whitaker John Davis W H Culton and Richard Combs colored will be arraigned in circuit court today.
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Frankfort
Kay
Taylor
Washington
Louisville
Finler
Powers
Culion
Judge Cantril
William Goebel
Caleb Powers
Henry E. Youtsey
Harland Whitaker
John W. Davis
W. H. Culton
Wharton Golden
Richard Combs
President Ill on Canton Trip
Washington April 36 President contracted on his trip to Canton. He is doing as much work as ever, but in visitors it is apparent he is considerably indisposed. If you wish good results, use the Want columns of the Republican.
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Washington
Canton
Republican
Mr. Bryan
Bryan Visits Chicago Amid Political Talks On Boer War
Chicago April 30 William Jennings Bryan met with party leaders including Mayor Harrison ex Governor Altgeld and left for Port Huron Mich Talks covered Boer War sympathy and possible intervention by the United States and discussed money trusts and imperialism He criticized American Steel and Wire mill closings and warned of trust power Bryan faces Michigan trip and upcoming conventions with plans to rest on his Lincoln farm after meetings in Port Huron Detroit and Valparaiso
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Harrison
Altgeld
Port Huron
Mich
Bryan
J. G. Johnson
Democratic National
Sherman House
Willis J. Abbot
C. A. Walsh
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Europe
America
McKinley
Russia
United States
Hague
England
American Steel and Wire Companys Mills
Michigan
Washingtewn
Oregon
California
Arizona
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South Dakota
Utah
Columbus
Detroit
Valparaiso
Ind
Lakeside Club
Lincoln
Neb
THEY CANNOT STAND BRYAN
Cincinnati reports Joseph A Parker of Louisville says over 1000 Aclerates will attend the national convention of the Middle-of-the-Road Populists next week. Parker and others have run arrangements for weeks and expect further arrivals.
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Cincinnati
Joseph A. Parkes
Louisville
Parker
Crushed Bridge Collapse Kills Six at Paris Exposition
Paris April 30 A temporary bridge on the Exposition grounds collapsed burying concertgoers and causing six deaths and about 40 injuries. The unsafe structure was condemned the morning of the accident, and authorities struggled to rescue victims as crowds gathered. A second accident at the Sailes Des Fetes during inauguration left one worker dead and three seriously hurt.
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Salles Des Fetes
Paris
Avenue de Sufren
Sailes Des Fetes
Convention Foes Weigh Barker and Watson for Noms
Leaders at the convention consider Barker as the likely nominee, with Watson urged by some to run again against his protest, while others favor endorsing Eugene V. Debs. The middle-of-the-road faction includes those who backed Watson four years ago and split from the Populists fusion in Lincoln.
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Kansas City
Watson
Butler
Allen
Lincoln
Neb
Barker
Eugene VY. Debs
Ex Gov Stone hints at VP nomination
Ex Governor W J Stone, resting in Kansas City, did not deny a Texas Hogg backed bid for vice president. He argued the nominee should be a strong, eastern state ally, not from Missouri, and should have helped Bryan in 1896.
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Kansas City
W. J. Stone
Hogg
Texas
Stone
Roosevelt
Missouri
Mississippi
Bryan
Populists pick delegates for national convention
In Kansas City on April 30 sixteen straight out populists gathered to nominate 23 delegates to the national convention at Sioux Falls. The convention to name a full state ticket will be held in Kansas City on July 23.
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Kansas City
Sioux Fells
Program of Festivities for Admiral Dewey Visit
Chicago April 30 The Dewey program begins at Grand Central station with Admiral Dewey and party arriving then a march to the Auditorium annex. Salute on Lake Front park follows 12:30 pm breakfast at the hotel 2:30 pm invitation to visit Canada 9 pm reception in the ballroom and 10 pm naval military and civic ball in the Auditorium.
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Chicago
A. m
Admiral Dewey
Grand Central Station
Auditorium
Lake Front Park
Dominion
Arbitration talk between New York board and railroad boss
April 30. Commissioner Delahanty of the state board of mediation met with A A Waitt superintendent of motive power at Grand Central to discuss Buffalo striking workers seeking a 10 percent wage increase. Waitt to meet Buffalo committee or receive them at station if preferred.
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New York
Delahanty
State Board of Mediation and Arbitration
A. A. Waitt
New York Central & Hudson Railroad
Grand Central Station
Buffalo
Waitt
Kodol Digestive Cure Praised By Albany Resident
W R Wilkinson of Albany Tennessee says twenty years of stomach trouble ended after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He declares it saved his life and enables him to eat normally. Available at Klenzes Pharmacy and trusted by C V Chase and Theo Dan.
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W. R. Wilkinson
Albany
Tenn
H. A. Emeis
Klenzes Pharmacy
C. V. Chase
Theo. Danquard
Klenze’s Pharmacy
C. V
Chase, Theo. Danguard
Explosion at Tipton saw mill kills five workers
Five men died and three were injured after an explosion at a Tipton Georgia saw mill. Names listed include Laurner Clair Hugh Chambers Gus Nicholson Jack Castle and Wail Houston. Many nearby buildings were wrecked though the exact cause remains unknown.
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Tipton
Laurner Clair
Hugh Chambers
Gus Nicholson
Jack Castle
Wail Houston
Boy Barton Pelton Ends Own Life After Mother's Scolding
Escanaba Michigan April 30 15 year old Barton Pelton quit school a month ago to work. He earned his first pay Saturday and spent it on a bicycle. His mother, a dressmaker, scolded him which led him to walk to the Tent yard and shoot himself in the head, dying instantly.
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Escanaba, Mich
Barton Pelton
Pelton
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