New Yorks Win Temple Cup in 16 to 3 Victory
The New Yorks captured the Temple Cup with a 16 to 3 thrashing of the Bullstores at the Polo Grounds. Mackinn pitched superbly, supported by strong batting from Meekin Tiernan Doyle and Van Haltren, as Ward’s Orioles suffered a decisive defeat and Van Haltren earned a silver bat in a New York paper vote.
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New York
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Baltimore
Kid Gleason
Ward
Doyle
van Haltren
Puller
Porrell
Farrell
Fuller
Jennings
Van
Murphy
Bonner
Taliiores
Kelley
Keeler
Davis
Hrodic
Reitz
Meekin
Tiernan
von Haltren
Burke
McGraw
Brodie
Eocond
Talis
Brooklyn
World in brief from a busy week in politics and trade
From Cardinal Gibbons against woman suffrage to sugar price control abandoned by Western jobbers. Reports place the czar ill with Bright's disease and diabetes while others debate Senate bids and reconciliation. Japanese naval movements near Pechili clash with European concerns as murder, fraud, and political bets ripple through courts and capitals.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Bright
Suys
James Ho Crossman
Temescaltin
San Franciseo
Grechnge
Massachusetts
Mello
Lone
United Iies
McPherson
New Jersey
Gulf of Pechili
China
Bel Air
Europe
America
Stephen C Wleister
Kingston
N. Y
London Chamber of Commerce
Post Office Department
Plainfield N. J
Netherwood
N. J
Carlisle
Glazer, Frame & Co
Cigar
East 72d Street
United States
Ecuador
Quitena
Julio Santos
Yale
Hugh Chamberlain
Robert Ernest Hume
Ahmelinegar
India
Hagen
Bay City
Mich
Hamilton Block
Block
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Hichborn
Congress
Leonard B. Smith
Curacoa
Dutch West Indies
State Department
John Wanamaker
Tending Railroad Company
Harris
Isaac Ly Rice
Senator Hill
Lockwood
Supreme Court
Charles F. Brown
Newcurgh
Court of Appeals
Gaynor
Army
F. W. Parker
Ordnance Department
H.C. Hasbrouck
Fourth Artillery
Im G Davis
Corps of
New York
Dr. Koll
Berlin
Bismarck
William
Victor Emanuel
Gortehakoff
Joy at New Bedford Spinners and MIL Owners Reach an Agreement
The New Bedford strike ends as spinners return to work after an eight week stoppage. A 1 to 5 percent wage reduction is agreed pending fall river settlement, with provisions for those who left the city to return within one week after mills resume. Wages and duties for weavers noted as minimal compared to other unions.
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New Bedford
Mass
Mille
Epinbers
Hoss
Rowan
Smith
Robinson
Hancock
Perrin
Barnes
A. C G
North Water Street
United Press
Spinners’ Union
Fall River Ain
Spiners Hall
Connolly
Splifiners’ Committee
All River
Fall Hiver
United Friends’ Social Club
Ross
Howard
New York
Samuel Gompers
National
Mule Spinners’ Association
Weavyers
Dismissed Officers Seek Swift Certiorari Ruling
New York police officers Captain Michael Doherty Bernard Meehan and John Hoch, recently dismissed, press certiorari actions in the supreme court to obtain vindication and restoration. No returns yet. a twenty day extension pushes filing to month end after a granted motion to vacate extended time. The group hopes courts prove the accusations unjust and reinstate them.
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New York
Porce
Michael Doherty
Ternard Meehan
John Hoch
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Famous Nicknames And Agricultural Notes From Abroad
A collage of famous nicknames for historical figures with playful attributions followed by a bulletin on agriculture in Argentina. It notes a Buenos Aires province practical agriculture institute under the Argentine government, peat as fuel in Europe, and tea culture prospects in India and Ceylon. Entities include Argentina, Buenos Aires, Ireland, Plunket, Puck, Philadelphia Record, FHegende Blatter, Horst, and Dublin.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Europe
British India
Ceylon
America
Australia
Agricultural Organization Society
Ireland
W. L. Plunket
Dublin
Puck
Philadelphia
William
Wickwite
Yabsly
Weather Extremes Across Centuries Highlight Global Droughts and Frosts
The article surveys historic climate extremes across regions from the United States to Europe and Asia. It notes severe winters in 1658 and 1812 13, famines in India, meteoric dust in Arctic snow, and a Chinese drought with millions dying, illustrating long term patterns of harsh weather and resource scarcity.
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North America
Europe
United States
Russia
Moscow
Nordenskiold
India
Charles X
Sweden
Holstein
Denmark
China
Painters and Odds and Ends From an Old Ledger
A mixed rundown of artists and early works names Pornadveno BenakMam Gorpo Jlorauan Dever and VAn Esygves with brief notes on ages and origins plus a long items column. It also lists miscellaneous bits: widows outnumber widowers and curious stats on sleepers, masonry sealants, insects for cochineal, and notes on cables and seafloor probes.
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Pornadveno
BenakMam
Gorpo
Davayxzo
Jlorauan
Dean Cover
France
Odd Observations from Early Science and History
A collection noting that Repies are manufactured and AGATE is imitated, the snail’s mouth located in its foot, camphor grows on Japanese trees, the first alphabet had sixteen letters, New Bresswick hosts a leper colony, the title rabbi denotes master, Indian dramas are staged outdoors, the influenza microbe is the smallest known, Kentucky reveals fossil bisons, and the horse once matched a fox in size.
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Japan
Bresswick
India
Kentucky
Grease weed threat looms in Iowa fields at state fair
Agricultural notes report grease weed invading from the north may injure crops similarly to Russian thistle. If grain shocks stay uncut in spring sown clover fields, they can smother weeds and create bare patches. A PlowMe match is announced at the Iowa State Fair to compare exhibition implements.
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Your
St. Kitts
Barreterre
Nevis
Washington
Charleston
Rome
Traltimore
Get
Cardinaal Gibbons
Philadelph
Ryan
Aince
Peetuin
Chicago
Madagascar
Paris
Mafin
Delouele
Great Britain
M. Delanele
England
Figaro
Durston
Sing Sing
Connaughton
Hartford
Conn
First District
Lewis Sperry
South Windsor
Joy
Losk
Charity Preely
Prenceh Peigns
Barcelona
Salvador French
Liceo Theatre
Ctuiplain
York
Empire
Eisenach
German Social Reform Party
Ahlwardt
Germany
Perdinand Ward
Thompson
Connecticut
Young Ward
Tne
Sleworth Sk de
Freeland Bargain House
Centre Street
Freeland
Syron
Don Juan
Sandel
Paganini
Scarrow
Sockarkes
Groner TV
Cartes I
Sirk Josuvua Reynoiis
Gaehelor
Raphael
Lonp Brovenas
Blandering Brougham
Daxter O'Connell
Big O
Burns
Ayrshire
Tierro Arrerixo
Voltaire
Minaankau
Demosthenes
Hurricane
Tuerr
Grorak Beynany
Redwood
California
Sandwich Islands
E. E. Winey
Sedalia
Goonrtz
Athens
Mintiernr Garner Fawerrr
Newham College
A. M. Hiers
Clinton College
Sormma A. Nonoworr
Prof
von Winkel
Munich
Jaxer Canny
Hayarsa
Carlyle
Toronto
Can
Robert Manning
Canada
Lower
Luzerne
Cloothing
Noue
Daniel Gile
Anil
H. Trevaskis
Piistasonici
West Broad Street
Hazleton
GEO
Wise
Jeddo
Hall
Adress Hall
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Philip Geritz
Jupan
Australes
Prater
I-Prige
W. B. Brokaw
THE
Courier Publishing Company
Olive Street
St. Louis
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