Two More Bishops Chosen at AL GE Conference
Two bishops were elected at the AL GE conference. Jor Willa AL Quaryie of Clienen and Rev Pe Charles Wo Smith of Mas ree pee were named. The meeting in Kansas City closed with notes on baptismal service changes and church relations.
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Talthmore
AL GE
Jor
Willa AL Quaryie
Clienen
Charles Wo Smith
Mas Ree
Kansas City
Mary
General Assembly
Elurel
Corsienna
Tex
Cunderland Presbyterian Assembly
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fate and lobby clash mark May customs in brief
Cumberland May 26 prominent merchant S MM Whitney dies from a blood infection and pneumonia after a hand scratch while embalming a friend and exposure at a funeral. In Washington representative Bartholdt proposes a publicist disclosure bill requiring all lobbyists to disclose their work and file with the attorney general.
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Cumberland
S. MM. Whitney
Balmer
Washington
Bartholdt
House
United States
State Election on Prohibition Opens With Light Vote
Raleigh reports a light turnout is expected in the state election on prohibition today amid a heated campaign. The contest centers on favoring or opposing statewide prohibition.
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Raleigh
Chicago Markets Summary from May Grain Board Quotations
Chicago Board of Trade grain and livestock quotations show May wheat at 1.02 to 1.03, July 1.04, oats around 0.54, corn near 6.70 and 6.98, with various by sample prices for spring and No. 2 red and lard, plus live stock at Chicago bids for hogs, cattle, and sheep. East Buffalo and New York reports mirror steady to firm market tones, with cattle receipts around 5,000 and hogs mixed in price ranges.
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Chicago
Ciitago Board of Trade
Sais Tay
SM Ath
Pork— Mayer Gin
TGR Tatig
Setogata
Colorado
Dilness
Indiana
Wisconsin
Tatiana
East Buffalo
NL Y
Thunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Mast Dutta
N.Y
First Sydney Gazette Publishes After Convict Printer Gap
The Sydney Gazette debuted March 5, 1803, marking fifteen years of settlement. Delays stemmed from no trained printers among convicts, who filled every other profession, including law.
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Sydney Gazette
Legal. — Exchange
Orino Laxative Syrup Endorsed for Women and Children
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is recommended for women and children due to its mild action and pleasant taste. It is presented as preferable to harsher purgatives and available with a booklet and sample at H. J. Moogk and Ww. F. Jungkuaz.
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H. J. Moogk
Ww. F. Jungkuaz
Baseball Plodders Better Than Stars
An old fan argues that plodders who work hard to win beat star players who seek personal glory. He notes top players who hustle are valuable, while trades often reflect hidden motives, and managers keep useful, steady players longer than flashy stars.
NOTES OF THE MINORS Pitches and trades amid busy minor leagues
Details on South Bend pitcher Albert shutting out Wheel ing without a hit. Columbus pitcher Geyer struggles with a 25 inning scoreless streak. Larry Schlafly shines at second for Toronto. Tiarris moves to Columbus after being canned. Terre Haute releases Campbell Shields and Elle. Holmes to shift. Durham acquired by Louisville from Phil A’s. Cockhill dominates Tri-State play while Billy Phyle belts two home runs for Toronto against Jersey City. Stepping along with a ten-sack afternoon update.
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Albert
South Bend
Wheeling
Geyer
Columbus
Larry Schlafly
Toronto
Joe Tiarris
Jim McGuire
Terre Haute
Campbell
Shields
Elle
Danville
Louisville Club
Willie Sudhoff
F. Kk. Holmes
J. W. Durham
Philadelphia Athletic Club
Cockhill
Detroit
Willamsport
Tri-State
Billy Phyle
Jersey City
Monte Cross Suspended for Umpire Baiting in Kansas City
President J D O'Brien of the American Association suspends Monte Cross Kansas City manager for three days for umpire baiting and fines outfielder Neighbors $25 for disobeying an umpire and delaying the game. Offenses occurred in Kansas City on May 16 against Vampire Kane.
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Monte Cross
J.D. O'Brien
American Association
Kansas City
Neighbors
fJoth
Vampire Kane
Water floods crucial baseball moment in league history
The piece recalls record postponements caused by unprecedented rain and floods. It details Pittsburg and Cincinnati games affected by rising rivers, including a ninth inning fly ball in two feet of water in Pittsburg and a dike breach delaying a Chicago left fielder Burke. It also notes Arthur Hofman’s contract dispute over weather-proof pay.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela
Allegheny
Ohio
Brooklyn
Center Field
Diamond
Ball
Cincinnati
Chicago
George Decker
Burke
Arthur Hofman
Hofman
East St. Louis
Belleville
Alton
Barrett Released by Beaneaters After Injury
Jimmy Barrett is released unconditionally by the Boston Americans after a broken leg at Detroit slowed him. Once a fine outfielder, his speed diminished and with young outfielders thriving, Manager McGuire cut him loose. He should find a Class A club readily.
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Barrett
Beaneaters
Jimmy Barrett
Boston Americans
Detroit
Boston
McGuire
Jimmy
Brush Seeks Raymond Pitcher Sale From St Louis
Baseball circles report John T. Brush owner of the New York club has offered 8000 dollars for the release of Raymond the St Louis pitcher The St Louis nine plans to dispose of some pitchers and New York already made an early offer to obtain Raymond if permission is granted by St Louis management.
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ML EL
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