Track and field meet at Detroit in amateur union event
Detroit hosts the Central Association amateur athletic union track and field meet. Michigan, Milwaukee, Detroit Athletes vie for events led by University of Michigan entries. Officials include Walter Liginger and Joe Cofling. results include disqualification protests over a Michigan runner.
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Dewey
Peter
Central Association
Anateur Athletie Caton
Detroit
Ebab
Tedas
Walter E. Liginger
Wetedbo
Gh . Reon
Fa. T
Odean
Deperte Maeem
Yards Turdle
John St. MelLean
Uooversity
Milchigan
Achiral Dawes
Neo
Fiacus
Charles HL. Henne
Milwaukee AL CL
Milwaukee Arth
Waldo Averick
University Voor Miehiran
University of Miehtran
Fl Tstmatek
Milwaukee
AL OG
Jolly Sants
Cincinnati
China
Mite Rune SM
Wi Connor
Dowel WY Plog
West Wilde
Chievo
Walter SS. Poster
University of Michigan
Brants
AL C
Charles J. Voruk
Larry Spear
Cinednnath
Weoa
Weshad
Seconed
Aso. Bate
Res Fills
Cootra
Westfall
Amtfore Sthietioc Union
Milwaukkee Athletic Club
Detroit Athletic
Sociahlity Athletic Association
ML G. A. Athletic
Inelmnath
Weat
West Site High School
Detroit University Shea
Ann Arbor High School
Meuser
Michigan
Murphy
Ilwaukee
Lingenger
Mclean
Oes Mitehlsan
National League transfer rumors unsettle baseball talks
Washington reports from June 9 state President Peungoaf of the National League has heard nothing definite about a Brooklyn baseball club transfer to Washington. He notes the Brooklyns have drawn more money than a Washington team in the same period and doubts such a move will occur without patronage.
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Washington
Peungoaf
National League
Brooklyn Bagepall
Rooklyn
Brooklyns
Nate
Batteries Meeting Across Cities Selections Reported
Battery teams from Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Chicago New York and St Louis are listed with players Bernhard McFarland Hahn Newton Peltz Lewis Clarke Griffith Chance Hawley Bowerman Weyhing and Robinson. The record shows matchups and locations including Philadelphia Boston Chicago New York St Louis and Cincinnati.
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Brooklyn
McGinnity and Farrest
Utsburg
Tannen
Zimmer
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Bernhard
McFarland
Hahn, Newton and Peltz
Boston
Lewis and Clarke
Chicago
Griffith
Chance
New York
New
Batteries and Rail Offices Listed by City
Chicago shows 100 minor batteries with 98 in service for Chicago, Denver and Sudden detritus. Minneapolis lists 49 BUITQIO with 6 Batteries. Kansas City reports 17 with 4 in service and 12 in another group. Milwaukee notes 83 with Indianapolis 126 Patterles.
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Chicago
Chicabo
Denver
Sugden
Detroit
Severs
Shaw
Minneapolis
Evsverese
Minneapoli
Hastings
Fisher
Buffalo
Hooker and Schreconsont
Kansas City
Tangagy City
Batteries Rivalries Across Western League Cities
In Sioux City Omaha Des Moines and Denver matchups the Batteries teams face Pueblo St Joseph and Des Moines with listed players including Parvin Cote Hughes Wil son McCausland and McFarland Seigler Blackburn Johnson and Wilder. Scores show multiple close results and standard league batting lines.
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Sioux City
Rae Sioux City
St. Joseph
Parvin
Cote
Herman
Kling
Omaha
Rae Omaha
Denver
Hughes and Wilson
Byler and McCausland
Des Moines
Pueblo
McFarland and Seigler
Blackburn
Johnson and Wilder
Sports Scores From Recent College Games
At Washington Georgetown 6 Chi ver 3. At Princeton Princeton fh Yale 4. At Cambridge Harvard 6 Pennsylvania 1.
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Washington
Georgetown
Chiver
Princeton
Yale
Cambridge
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee Welcomes South African Peace Envoy Eischeer
An audience of about four thousand at the exposition building greets Abraham JL. Eisecher, South African peace envoy, as seventy Milwaukee German societies and the Wisconsin Transvaal Red Cross association host the event. Mayor Ross welcomes the envoy. Fischer reviews the republics’ history and crisis, and resolutions condemn termination of Boer republics by Great Britain and express Boer sympathy.
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Milwauker
Mibwaukee
Abraham JL. Eisecher
Exposition Building
Milwaukee
Wisconsin ‘Transvaal
Great Britain
Shanghai Edict Masks Meaning in Boxer Uprising
June dispatches report experts saying the edict concealed a Boxer favorable message. American missionaries in Tung Chow asked for guards to escort fifteen women and children to Pekin, but commanders refused to protect them. Viceroy Tsung Li Yuenan sought aid to dispatch escorts, while converts were killed at Peng Wat and Huang Tsung. Railway stations at Lai Fang Lo Fa were destroyed as authorities refuse to widen protection.
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Shanghai
Tung Chow
Conger
Pekin
Con- Kee
Tsung Li Yuanen
Chi Li
Peng Wat
Huang Tsung
China
Lai Fang Lo Fa
Wei Fai Wei
Tsung Liuamen
Pel
Investigations Follow Disappearance of Kuhn Bros Member
Chicago June 9 Investigations into Adolph A Kuhn Jr missing two months after allegedly leaving a mortgage between 700000 and 1000000 led to the arrest of John Anderson on conspiracy and forgery charges. Anderson admits guilt but says Kuhlin induced the acts. no trace of Kuhn found.
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Chicago
Adolph A. Kuhn
Kuhn Bros
John Anderson
Kulin
Anderson
Anoka Arrests Man in Wise Family Murder Case
Anoka Minnesota June 9 Sheriff Merril arrested Ben Johnson 2 general store keeper and Constance near here on charge of murdering the Wise family. Motive is said to be revenge and suspicion rests on another person. Johnson was brought before Wise this afternoon amid a dramatic scene as he proclaimed innocence.
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Anoka
Minn
Merril
Ben Johnson
KeeJer
Constance
Wise
Johnson
Johnston
Runaway Crash Claims Omaha Mayor’s Wife
Mrs. Frank Moores, wife of Omaha’s mayor, was killed in a runaway crash this evening. She was thrown from her carriage sustaining a skull fracture and other injuries as the incident occurred in the city.
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Omaha
Frank 5. Moores
Omanaha
Boxers Burn Towns and Kill People
Paris and London report a rising anti foreign movement in China with the government promising energetic action if needed. Troops disperse boxers with several villages burned. Foreign consuls warn of growing danger as Russia France Britain and the United States weigh joint or independent actions to protect nationals and interests. This week’s coverage frames a tense power struggle among Russia England Japan and China.
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Paris
Courrejoulles
Taku
Tien ‘T'sin
Yun Nan Sen
Laing Chow
M. Francois
Pekin
Tonquin
Mon
Claud MacDonald
Shang Hai
Flen Tsin
Envoy Wessels Receives Big Omaha Reception
Omaha hosts Envoy Wessels of the Orange Free State at a large, nonpartisan event with Mayor Moore and other leaders present. Bryan attends and voices support for the Boers, urging American aid as he denounces political restraint and defends liberty amid global conflicts.
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Omaha
Wessels
Orange Free State
Guy
Poynter
Moore
H. E. Palmer
Republican State Central Committee
T. J. Mahoney
Cleveland
Iberty
Berty
England
Uberty
England Faces Crisis as Boxer Outbreak Looms
London dispatch reports England’s foreign policy strained by the Boxer uprising in China. Salisbury cautions against rash action while diplomats and naval authorities pursue calm negotiations. Financiers foresee silver’s price rise amid China’s monetary shift and rail on agricultural imports showing dismal farm prospects.
Y M C A secretaries conference at Thousand Islands Park
The general conference of Y M C A secretaries met with about four hundred delegates, including leading Y M C A workers. Papers covered religious service and work. a Boston paper on opportunities for boys led to endorsing a special secretary for junior work and a $1,800 subscription was raised.
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Watertown
N. Y
Thousand Islands Park
General Conference
International Committee
Explosion in Glouster mine leaves six to eight dead
Glouster Ohio reports that the gas blast in mine No.2 yesterday killed six to eight men. Two more explosions occurred during the night. Three to four hundred miners are now unemployed.
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Glouster
World of Sports and Society Notes Across Pages
A multi section listing sports, society items, and various features. Entries include world sports concerns, almanac popularity in New England, real estate transfers, editorials on records, local items, water works, job moves to China, notable figures like Gen Arthur MacArthur, and diverse illustrated features across many pages.
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Russia
Germany
England
Richard
New England
M. M. Ham
Iowa State
Coggswell
China
Arthur MacArthur
Dorothy Dix Outing
A.train
Armistice Talks Between Buller and Botha End With No Surrender
Belated London despatch reports Buller and Botha meeting June 2 at O Neils Farm between Umguila and Majuba. Botha asked to surrender. Buller declined proposing retreat to farms and arming for Roberts decision. Armistice held until daybreak June 6. Boers to refer to burghers. 23 Boer guns in place unlikely to be moved. retreat only toward Lydenburg.
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London
Mt-Prospect
via-Wewcastle
Matal
Buller
Botha
O'Neils Farm
Umguela
Majuba
Gen. Botha
Lord Roberts
Gen. Buller
Lydenburg
Train Collision Kills Several With Injuries Near Republic
A Marquette dispatch reports a collision between a St. Paul passenger train and an ore train near Republic. Fatalities include the passenger train engineer fireman conductor and news agent and the ore train engineer and fireman. Named victims include news agent Geo Rich and injured include Conductor Thomas Cleary Engineer O Connor and William Elis. Edward Ritsch and Rev Father Nosbisch plus two women were slightly hurt. Authorities cite conflicting orders as a probable cause.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Mich
St. Paul
Republic
Geo. Rich
Thomas Cleary
O'Connor
William Elis
Geo. Ritsch
Edward R. Nelson
Ishpeming
Father Nosbisch
sEkh Bee
New Orleans
Ramsay
Mississippi City
Miss
Doctor Locke Commits Suicide in San Francisco
Dr. Robert Locke son of Rev Dr Locke a Chicago minister and physician from Manila returned to San Francisco in poor health and shot himself through the heart with an army pistol. He was about 40 and leaves a widow believed to be in Paris. An Independent Order of Foresters excursion to La Crosse departs Dubuque at 8 am Sunday June 1vth with special train and $2 round trip fare.
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San Francisco
Robert Locke
Locke
Chicago
Occidental Hotel
Manila
Paris
Burlington
Independent Order of Foresters
Germany backs joint action by powers on China
Berlin reports Germany seeks harmonious, collective intervention with all powers to end the anti foreign movement in China and restore stable commercial conditions. Berlin insists Germany will not seek advantage or act alone, while preparing to cooperate firmly with others to end the current crisis. The government notes no proof that any power pursues separate aims and highlights the Emperor and Count Von Buelow leading the policy.
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Associated Press
Berlin
China
Foreign Office
Count von Buelow
Germany
South Africa
Wveek
Africa
Cape
Cairo
von Miquel
Posen
Prince Hohenlohe
Eisleben
Mansfield
Hamburg
Agent Schmidt Resigns in Salix Station Change
Salix Iowa June 8 E R Schmidt longtime station agent for the Sioux City and Pacific railroad at this place has resigned his position. P C Hunter of Modale has taken his place.
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Salix
Iowa
E. R. Schmidt
Sioux City and Pacific Railroad
P. C. Hunter
Modale
Prohibition Convention Nominates Wiley for Colorado Governor
In Denver the prohibition state convention selected J. R. Wiley as the nominees for governor and condemned President McKinley for drinks in the Philippines Porto Rico and Cuba. National Chairman Oliver Stewart urged unity for prohibition over broader reforms in his address to the gathering.
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McKinley
Denver
Colo
J. R. Wiley
United States
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Cuba
Oliver W. Stewart
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Oporis
the Athletic Union
Brookelynn
Walter Bryden
Dotreik Aso
Orlandoe FF. Webber
Miwaukes Alc
BE. P. Phelps
Teerote A. @S
Lime
Minndelphia
Leoukion
Washingtate
York
Viteburgs
P. Ww
Chicasgo
Clevelands
Czar
St. Petersburg
Shan Hi
Pekin Syndicate
Hertha
Transvaal
Japan
America
Bryan
Salisbury
Jingland
Claude MacDonald
Great ‘Britain
Far East
Papan
Freemantle
Board of Agricultural
United Kingdom
Vanwizine
New Naval Academy
Jefferson
Dick’ Rovers
Mazzuchelli
Ma- Juba Hill
PR. Locke
Herr Muller
Commerce
Herr Brefeld
Treasury
Baron “von Thielmann
Schmidt
Prohibition
Colorado
Hood
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