New Yorks Win Temple Cup In Thick Slaughter At Polo Grounds
The New Yorks won the Temple Cup 16 to 3 over the Baltimore Orioles at the Polo Grounds. Meekin pitched dominantly as New Yorks pounded 20 hits, with Van Haltren and Fuller star players and several injuries on the Baltimore side. Ward’s men claim 65 percent of the purse, about $22,000, after expenses. Van Haltren wins silver bat in paper vote.
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New York
New Yorks
Kid Gleason
Ward
Doyle
van Haltren
Fuller
Farrell
Jennings
Van
Murphy
Bonner
Baltimores
Kelley
Pusher
Keeler
Hrouthers
McGraw
Burke
Hawke
Davis
Hrodie
Reitz
Meekin
Tiernan
Brodie
Gleason
Frodie
McGrawe
Bradle
Brooklyn
Thirteen Drowned in Harbor Disaster Near St. Kitts
A storm near St. Kitts and Nevis sinks a trader vessel with twenty two aboard. Thirteen drown while heroic rescue attempts save many others. The incident follows a fierce Sept. twenty gale in Barreterre harbor near the shore.
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St. Kitts
New York
Barreterre
Nevis
Vis
Cardinal Gibbons Opposes Woman Suffrage in Sermon
News of the Week notes Cardinal Gibbons preaching against woman suffrage on Sunday. Other items report sugar price tactics by western robbers, the czar's illness, suicides of mining owners and Kingston merchant, and various political and military updates across the United States and abroad.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Bright
James H. Crossman
Temescaltin
San Francisco
Greyhalge
Massachusetts
Admiral Mello
United States
McPherson
New Jersey
Gulf of Pechili
China
Bel Air
Europe
America
Stephen C Wierster
Kingston
N. Y
Senate
Sewall
John R. McPherson
Frankfort
Secretary of the Treasury
Carlisle
Washington
Episcopal Church
New York
Potter
Providence
A. L
Lawrence A. Keegan
Emily Chambers
Scituate
William L. Wilson
London Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Department
Plainfield N. J
Netherwood
N. J
Glazer, Frame & Co, Cigar Manufacturers
Reading
James W. Negley
King Locomotive Works
Joy at New Bedford Spinners Reach Agreement
New Bedford Mass Oct Biggest strike here ends with mills to reopen Thursday. Spinners and mill treasurers agreed on a 6 percent wage reduction for all operatives, with Fall River settlements applying here. Weavers face about a 1 percent cut. Many workers who left the city may return as the deal is implemented.
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New Bedford
Mass
Messrs
Ross
Rowan
Smith
Robinson
Hancock
Perrin
Barnes
A. A. Pierce
North Water Street
United Press
Spinners’ Union
Fall River
Spiners Hall
Connolly
United Friends’ Social Club
Howard
New York
Samuel Gompers
National
Mule Spinners’ Association
Weavers Executive
Too Good Jobs To Lose Ex Police on Certiorari
New York officers ex captain Michael Doherty wardmen Bernard Meehan and John Hoch seek dismissal vindication in supreme court through certiorari. No returns filed yet and time extended. motion granted to vacate extension. Cases hinge on appeal to restore them to force.
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New York
Michael Doherty
Bernard Meehan
John Hoch
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Faint OCR Scrap Blends Fashion Notes and Facts
Obscure all wool jersey suits from a site sale mingle with catalog chatter on famous names and antics. The itemized cavalcade covers Handel and Paganini nicknames, Irish agitators, weather notes, art historians, and scattered trivia about agriculture, tea in India, and railroads amid a jumble of era slang and clipped phrases.
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Charleston
Legation
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Rome
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Ryan
Feehan
Chicago
Madagascar
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Matin
Delanele
Great Britain
M. Delonele
England
Figaro
Durston
Sing Sing
Sing Sing Prison
Connaughton
Hartford
Conn
First District
Lewis Sperry
South Windsor
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Harris Bros
Broadway
New York City
East 72d
Ecuador
Quito
Julio Santos
Yale
Hugh Chamberlain
Hichborn
Congress
Leonard B. Smith
Curacoa
Dutch West Indies
State Department
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Reading Railroad Company
Harris
Isaac S. Rice
Hill
Lockwood
Charles F. Brown
Newburgh
Democratic State Committee
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H. C. Hasbrouck
Fourth Artillery
E. L Davis
Corps of Engineers
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Prince Bismarck
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Prince Gortchakoff
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Barcelona
Salvador French
Liceo Theatre
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German Social Reform Party
Ahlwardt
Germany
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Thompson
Connecticut
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Paganini
Scanron
Socrates
George IV
Cuarlrs II
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Raphael
Lory Brovenas
Daxtel O'Consete
Big O
Burns
Ayrshire
Pierre Aretino
Voltaire
Mirangau
Demosthenes
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Argentina
British India
Ceylon
Australia
Ireland
Son. W. L. Phinket
Dublin
Yabsly
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Moscow
Nordenskiold
India
Charles X
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Pollastrolo
Burgemair
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D'Avanzo
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Valasgrez
Tirtaan
Janssen
Jean Cousix
George Boundary
Fury
Redwood
California
Sandwich Islands
BE. BE. Witrey
Sedalia
Gooprt
Athens
Millicenr Garner Pawcert
Newham College
A. M. Hicks
Clinton College
Kentucky
Sorata A. Nononorr
Prof
von Winkel
Munich
Janet DanyLe Hannina
Carlyle
Toronto
Can
Robert Hanning
Canada
New Brunswick
Pere Reieass
Lower
Luzerne
Neuburg
NEW Paul and Winter Hat
Daniel Gill
Hazleton
H. Trevaskis
West Broad Street
GEO. Wise
Jeddo and
Mantains
Tur Wirat
Pittsburg
Lexington Avenue
Philip Geritz
Australasia
Engeland
Brokaw
Courier Publishing Company
Olive Stret
St. Louis
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