Track records fall at Columbus grand circuit meeting
At Columbus, July 30, eighteen heats decided amid heavy track conditions. Dan K. parades strong to win multiple events while Fred Wedgewood and Joe Patchen’s lineage noted in pacing marks. Harbors of racing at Harlem and Brighton Beach also feature frequent sprint and trotting results with notable performances.
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Ohio
Columbus
Torey
Akay
B. Wedgewool
Jo Bes Wedgetrood
Dan K
Dan Rositet
Icc
Mek Wilson
Mfottinig
Miu Johnson
Lee
Brighton Beach
Frank Farrell
J. Martin
Hownlbert
Beryl
Ghie
Marc Fede
Aursng
Tim Init
Jourtier
Weud
Littla
Tom Kenny
Chillenger
Diane
Sun
Firlonge
Battered baseball notes from July games and scores
July reports show Hrooklign and Cronin pitching highlights with tight scores and late runs. Boston and Chicago struggling to close out games while Philadelphia and Cincinnati contents are delayed by rain as teams chase wins and standings.
Baseball Roundup From New Orleans To Texas League
New Orleans and Chattanooga battled with Stabler on the mound until a forfeit in New Orleans left the score 0-0. Memphis beat Birmingham in a dull game as St. Vrain contributed a home run. Little Rock postponed with Atlanta due to wet grounds. Shreveport and Nashville also postponed by rain. Cleveland defeated Chicago in a postponed game, while St Paul and Indianapolis saw rain delays. Texas League noted Dallas games with Fort Worth triumphs and Corsicana beating Paris.
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New Orleans
Stewart
Chattanoogas
Stabler
Myers
Chattanooga
Hoth
Stanley
Crowley Team Opens Houston Series With Three-Game Set
The Crowley La baseball squad, a mix of Hearly and professional players, travels to Houston for a three game series beginning Friday afternoon. The roster includes players like Pete Nplain and McDionwil, with several names obscured in the OCR text. The club notes past wins over Beaumont, Nacogdoches, and other teams as it prepares for the opener.
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Crack
Crowley
Dnh Houston
Cawthons
Hearly
Beaumont
Nacogdochos
Toke Charice
Mota Oty
Foabel Teime
Pete Nplain Dodeano
Poute
McDionwil
Retour Wat
Bearborough Bunun
MuUrfop
Biot
Peeravens
Owena
Mlebr Wogersssy
Corpus 7 Lockhart 4 in rough match reports
The report notes a rough game where Corpus 7 defeated Lockhart 4 amid disjointed phrases. It mentions tall players and a series of misfired plays, with scattered names such as Nelgom and Le Pielet appearing in stray OCR fragments.
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Corpus
Lockhart
Corpus Siristi
Texan
Lawkhart
Agein
Theo Weld
Gullon Ly
Beta
Weil
Nelgom
Tilt
Bob le
Roosevelt Solid Delegation From New York State Predicted
Thomas Platt aide May and July statements predict a solid New York delegation to the upcoming Republican National Convention. George W. Dunn chaired the meeting with Mr Roosevelt receives a warm welcome. Pratt assured Roosevelt that broad support exists within Long Island and party ranks to nominate and elect the Republican ticket this fall.
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Roosevelt
New York State
Thitine U
New York
Sugamroo Hill
Platt
Wale Jel
George W. Dunn
Bitton Tiproll
Ir. Stoosevelt
Ani Stole Pease Were Alernheed, Aviator Mutt Wien Hut Comisasyels
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National
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Pratt
Roowevel
Londues
Repairmenn
Albany Politics and Roosevelts Stand on New York Delegation
Governor Odell declines business offers amid re election bid. Senator Mintz reports harmony in New York Republicans and predicts a solid Roosevelt delegation to the national convention. Senate leaders discuss state ticket plans and appointments while a Sagamore Hill visit focuses on national and state political conditions.
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Jecter
Pratt
Mint
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Sagamore Hill
Donn
Rosaovelt
Empire State
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Democratic convention at Eagle Lake nominates Geo F Tigess
The Eagle Lake district held a congressional nominating convention with temporary officers and a permanent committee. Delegates from all counties endorsed a platform opposing trusts, calling for revenue modesty, paying for government, opposing free reciprocity, and backing canal and port development.
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Eagle Lake
Texas
W. HR. King
J. J. Munguelt
Colorado
RB. H. King
Brazor Ia
Republican Party
Dino Tor
Gus Fe
Netiinition Oy
Hepkite
Abeive Nation Iide
Weolmutton
Bayer
H.W. Carothers
Dwdge
Giss
Gorenles
Pr. Walters
la Change
Chiirman
Democratic Col Elesional
Central Line Swoops In Rail Road Rivalry Plot
A Chicago rail battle ends with Hlinels Central securing control of the Eastern Hilnels line. Rumors say stock sold for 400 per share to Porter and close allies, blocking Louisville and Nashville and Nashville routes from entry to Chicago.
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Hlinels Central
Chicago
Record-Herald
Hicstow
Epetern
Thinels Central
Hae
Joe Louleville
Nashville
Porter
Chaiirman
Tourd
Certaini
Uunols Central
Louisville
Nashvile
Theroperty
Gates
Lauraville
Sushville
J. PB. Moruat
Lonteville
Southert Tre Wuld
Auoo
Je Wan
Louisrily
Sashville
Menon
YOAKUM WOULD NOT TALK
Reports from San Francisco claim that St. Louis and San Francisco gained control of Chicago and Eastern Illinois. Frisco directors declined to confirm the report while H. H. Porter refused discussion.
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York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Centrol
Chicago
Frisco
H. H. Porter
Illnois
San Praneclsco
Br. Louis
J. J F. Morsay & Co
Yoakum
Ian Kroncieco Coud
Senar
Winchell Questioned on Chicago and Eastern Lease
Winchell, vice president and general manager of the St Louis and Frisco, was asked about a New York dispatch regarding the Chicago and Eastern final lease for ninety nine years. He replied he did not know the Frisco had acquired or arranged the Chicago and Eastern operation, noting confusion in the report.
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Winchell
Bt. Laws
B. 1
St. Louis
Ann Francisco
Dispatch
New York
Chicago
Tut Frisco
Eari Chicago
Lnola
Shenandoah Riot Ends With Dead Sheriff and Wounded
A mob stormed Shenandoah Center Street starting at 6 pm. Deputy Sheriff Thos Beddal and two policemen were shot. Joseph Beddal was killed while attempting to aid workers. Governor Stone was urged to send troops as violence continued and a large crowd clashed with authorities.
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Center Street
Forough
Fata'ly
Joseph Beddal
Sherif Beds
Milla
Thos Beddal
Troops Mobilized As Shenandoah Tensions Escalate
Governor Stone orders the Eighth and Twelfth regiments and the National Guard company to Shenandoah Pennsylvania in response to a flare up. General Gobl departs on a special train with about 1500 troops expected to arrive by daybreak. Sheriff Reddal of Schuylkill county alerted officials as the crisis unfolded.
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Stone
National Guard
Meotiarivanid
J. P
Gibbo
Bhenundoah
Gobl
Gerwig
Reddal
Schuylkill County
Paul Smith
Adirondack Mountains
Stove
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Movement of Roopy and Gerwly Likely in County
The article notes shifting movements involving Roopy and Gerwly within the county. It mentions readiness to issue orders for a provisional brigade during an upcoming vote and immediate location of a tree at a surrounding area.
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Gerwly
Agangemetta
Gameral Totin
Mount Carmel Proclamation Urges Citizens to Maintain Order
Mount Carmel Pennsylvania reports a July 8 proclamation due to unrest from marching crowds. The burgess calls for citizens to refrain from further rioting as tensions rise and local officials seek to calm the situation. A nearby iron company and associated figures requested deputations to halt clashes on the way to and from a meeting in town.
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Trmoil
Yin Panindet
Mendig
Shecikt Dieteieh
Fa Khaard
Ald
Ak Warriht Auel
Aotel
Riot Outbreak Reported in Wilkesbarre Tonight
A disorderly riot description emerges from Wilkesbarre with Mitchel Wheahewn and Monae Ale MtGholl cited. The article notes limited comment from Aichell and mentions efforts to keep followers calm amid tensions.
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Mitchel
Shebunieah
Aichell
United Mine Workers Seek July Contribution From Alabama
A Birmingham dispatch reports the United Mine Workers of America base plans to send 25,000 pounds to the national association for July contributions. The monthly amount will be recorded after the miners were idle for most of the month, with about ten men remaining active in Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Alhie Mubanin United Mine Workers of America
Atri Klik
Washington notes on internal revenue and Texas collectors
Special to The Pot reports a preliminary review of internal revenue collection and service status. It states Texas paid 1,148,082 in taxes for the port fiscal year, with 700,288 collected by Webster Flanagan in the Third district and 3247,000 by Philemon B. Hut in the Fourth district. The leave for Major Thomas St Adame of the artillery corps has been extended one month.
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Waebington
Texas
Webster Flanagan
Philemon TB. Hut
Thomas St Adame
Artillery Corps
Department of Texas
Boy Broke His Neck in Autumn Springs Accident
Special report from Durant Mist reveals 10 year old Louis Hoffman of Waco Texas died at Cartilian Springs near Porant after a fall. The boy, described as lively, toppled and struck his neck instantly breaking it. body later recovered by area residents. Remains were sent to Waco for burial.
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Mist
Louis Hoffman
Waco
Texas
Cartiilan Springs
Porant
Rae
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Signature from every bar of the genuine Laxative Bromoe Quinine Terje
An obscure claim describes a signature appearing on every bar labeled as a genuine Laxative Bromoe Quinine Terje. The note suggests the product cures a cold in the same day, presenting a bold remedy without verifiable proof.
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Confederate Home session held in Dallas with recommendations
The Special Committee on Confederate Home met in Dallas for a large gathering and adopted a report urging improvements. Recommendations include better room space, improved bookkeeping, more frequent laundry and canteen services, inspected equipment, and updated plumbing and closets. The gathering also elected John A. Adams as commander and named Thomas H. Stone to a national post.
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Antony
John A. Adame
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Adinine
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Condition Of Dallas Banks July 10 Report
Abstract of the condition of National banks in Dallas shows changes in deposits, reserves, and loans as of July 10. Data reported to the Comptroller of the Currency indicates shifts in total resources, lawful money, and liabilities from previous months.
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Washington
Dallas
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