Local Sun prize contest crowns Burgess and Dobbs in baseball guessing
The Sun’s July baseball guessing contest drew hundreds of 25 cent entries from Hamilton and neighboring towns. Judge Morris Isaacs, famed Cincinnati baseball writer, chose winners H Burgess of Cincinnati and Frank Dobbs of this city, with a sealed envelope method supervised by Mr. Fitton of the First National Bank.
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Contested National League Dream Team Proposed
Cincinnati observer outlines a strongest possible team from era players names Collins Crawford Paitz Hahn Delehanty Tenney Keeler Wallace and others. The letter praises Hamilton Evening Sun contest and notes prize selection by judges with indications of local figures and dates.
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Beven Mile Lectures Offer Meals to Soldiers Tomorrow
The Hamilton Evening Sun notes that The Presbyterian and Methodist Churches at Beven’s Mile host a joint event for soldiers and visitors tomorrow. Meals will be provided at 26 cents in the lecture room, with elaborate preparations already completed for the service.
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Strike at the Presidents Mansion
Washington dispatch notes a strike by Phisty members of the Brotherhood Of Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers, allied to the AFL, at the White House during interior reconstruction. Four rival Amalgamated painters from New York are employed under a subcontract, prompting action by Daniel Lear. The dispute may delay occupancy of the White House interior.
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Wonderful Escape at railroad bridge in Elwoot
Razella Dolan, 12, of Louisville, visiting Tobias Honele's forme, escaped death at a railroad bridge in Elwoot on September 17. details describe a miraculous narrow shave from a deadly fall.
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