Mandan leader Hanley backs Buchanan campaign
J N Hanley speaker of the North Dakota house will campaign for James A Buchanan and the Progressive Republican ticket for two weeks after a Courtenay Progressive dinner. He will speak along the Northern Pacific line east and west of Mandan. A year’s Dakota Farmer and Inter Ocean subscription is offered for $1 50.
First Court House Square Concert Tonight by Local Band
The Devils Lake band will open the court house square program at 7 30 pm under H G Maxwell. The set includes Federation Klobr Marine Noon and Night Morceau Anvil Parlow Tramp Tramp Tramp Erminis Jakobowski Blue and Grey La Paloma Gradier As a Dream Codina selection. No job of printing too large for the 4 to handle.
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Court Hoys Square
H. G. Maxwell
Federation
Morceau
Parlow
Rollinson
Herman Huesgen
Erminis
Jakobowski
Dalbey
Gradier
Codina
Baseball Player Trades and Moves Across Teams
Basal Kid Elberfeld sold to Milwaukee by Washington. Doc Johnson named captain of New Orleans. Jack Nagle sold to New Haven. Giants award three year contracts to Arthur Fletcher Larry Doyle and Chief Meyers. Rube Hildebrand sent back to Montana. Shotten shows improvement with the Browns. Wid Conroy moved to the outfield. Cleveland let go to the Highlanders as ONeill appears a wonder. Ward retires from pro play. Several pitchers and players moved among Cardinals Cubs Giants Nationals and New Orleans. Ty Cobb began playing at thirteen. Allen Russell’s brother moves to New York. note a signboard in Baltimore and York Pa.
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Kid Elberfeld
Milwaukee
Washington
Doc Johnson
New Orleans
Jack Nagle
Naps
New Haven
Arthur Fletcher
Larry Doyle
Chief Meyers
Giants
Cincinnati
Hank O'Day
Rube Hildebrand
Cincinnati Rede
Montana
Shotten
Browns
Wid Conroy
Ganger
Connie
Davis
Clevelands
Highlanders
O'Neill
John M. Ward
Baker and Reis
Suttle Gilhooley
We Bedi
Be ‘Louia Nationals
Hugh Jennings
Radabaugh
Montgomery Southern Association
Bell
Theodore Breitenstein
Frank
Galm
Frost
Cheney
Dawson
Melzel
Joe Agier
Cubs
Jersey City
Pierce
Chance
Ty Cobb
Baltimore
Allen Russell
Lefty Russell
New York
York, Pa
Devils Lake Elks sweep prizes at Fargo convention
Five thousand Fargo and Elks visitors bid farewell as Devils Lake wins Massive cups and gains fame for the developments led by Supt Zieback, Otto Kepp, and Frank McGurren. Next meet slated for Jamestown with the Dakota Farmer and Inter Ocean offer.
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Elks
Devils Lake
Supt
Ziebach
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Frank McGurren
Churches Ferry
Green Drug Store
Jamestown
Lost Only One Long Game Russell Ford In Extra Innings
Pitcher Russell Ford, defending his arm strength, cites a personal record of only one extra inning loss since joining the American League. He notes 1910 losses to Mullin in ten innings, and 1911 extra inning wins and late innings performances against Walsh Walker and Kaler with scores indicating tight contests.
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Ford
A Mullin
Detroit
Walsh
Chicago
Walker
Washington
Kaler
Cleveland
Vin Campbell’s speed hurts Pirates trade outcome
Mordecai Brown says Vin Campbell’s blazing pace made him rush to first base, limiting hitting ability and making him less effective for Pittsburgh after being traded to Boston for Mike Donlin. Campbell’s instinct to steal on contact overshadowed contact hitting potential.
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Pirates
Boston
Mike Don- UN
Pittsburg
Mordecai Brown
Campbell
Fred Clarke
Clarke
Mike Donlin
Brown
Donlin
Jess Nee
Reilly Trains Faust Victory Paust to Barney Reilly
In Hot Springs Reilly, famed trainer, met Faust Victory and advised him on medicine. Victory later praised Reilly as the man who kept Charles in splendid condition and altered the remedy daily while visiting his room that resembled a drugstore.
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Faust Charles
Victory
Barney Reilly
Brooklyn
Hot Springs
Nurse F B Murphy Burned To Death At Jamestown Hospital
Farie B Murphy a nurse at the state hospital for the insane in Jamestown North Dakota burned fatally while heating paraffin over an alcohol stove in her private room She screamed for help as flames spread over her uniform despite quick aid from fellow staff and doctors She lingered about four hours before dying at 2 30 Friday afternoon Flowers funded by workers marked the funeral preparations with her mother and sister to arrive from Montana and Washington for burial arrangements
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N. D
State Hospital For Insane
Farie B. Murphy
Earl
Hattendorf
Whittaker
Miss Murphy
Farie Murphy
State Hospital
Montana
Washington
Baseball Records Worth A Thought From Early Days
Here are notable old time records: Silver Flint played 835 games from 1877 to 1900 with no mask or gloves in 33 games. Adrian Anson appeared 1582 games collecting 2252 hits and a .344 average over 16 seasons. Mike Kelley hit .321 over 1555 games in 12 seasons. Hugh Duffy posted a .438 batting average for Boston in 1894. Joseph Mann of Princeton pitched the first no hit game against Yale in 1876.
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Flint
Adrian C. Annon
Boston
Mike Kelley
Hugh Duffy
Joseph Mann
Princeton
N. J
Yale
New Haven
Drunken melee leads to jail for suspect Kreiger
In Dickinson North Dakota on June 7 John Kreiger was jailed awaiting the injuries to George Arthur after allegedly striking him with a crowbar during a drunken melee. Arthur has been unconscious since the incident.
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N. D
George Arthur
John Kreiger
Belfield
Kreiger
Arthur
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