Buffalo Triumph Over Hoosiers In Ragged Tilt
Indianapolis toiled Tuesday to win another basketful of games as Buffalo toppled Indiana 55 to 2 amid chaotic scoring. Foreman and Gray clashed on the mound like a scouting duel while Hoggie stole three bases and Motz hit a homer amid a wild, feature filled contest.
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Stewart
White
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Hickey
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Attenaance
Powell leads Roebuck on uncertain field day
Powell and Clarke are noted among participants with Nichels and Mercer in a fragmented report. The text references batteries and a B-105-4 chassis, with names Griffin and Chance appearing in unclear context.
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RWB Eee Eneree
Griffith, Chance
Mercer
Kittredge
Baseball notes tense with trades and suspensions
The column covers game results and player moves across teams including Foreman’s return, Kansas City’s hope to beat Minneapolis, Flynn at short, Allen adding strength, Bilberfield’s umpire dispute, and Vanderbeck banning Hiberfield. It mentions Grand Rapids opening day, St. Louis 14 innings over Boston, and Cincinnati, Louisville, and New York rosters shifting with releases and ten-day notices.
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Gray
Garry
White
Foreman
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Flynn
Allen
Bilberfield
Haskell
Vanderbeck
Hiberfield
Rock
Heydon
Grand Rapids
Golt
St. Louis
Boston
Powell
Subhoff
Bub Knoll
Buffalo
Echo
Cincinnati
Louisville
L.I
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Bloomington
Crawfordsville
Wabash
Matteew
Terre Haute
Blues
Williams
Slagle
Frisbee
Hamilton
Crawford
Ewing
Harry Vaughn
St. Paul
Vaughn
Dusty’ Miller
New York
Mike Tiernan
Diverse Sports Headlines From Early 1900s Circuits
A roundup of sport notes including Lavigne’s drunken episode in Battle Creek, Shamrock versus Columbia yacht race chatter, Ten Eyck’s single scull time, Ace’s 2:10 pace heats in Columbus, Royal Baron’s trotting wins, Americus and Fre Bond in 2:19 pacing, Logansport summer meeting with Marshall and T. P. taking heats, Joe Patchen sold for $20,000, Dubuque’s $110,000 upcoming meet, Bob Witzsimmons arm surgery after a boxing bout, and Lexington horses shipped to Richmond for training with L. V. Harkness.
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Tuirtieth Regiment of Volunteers
Battle Creek
Mich
Shamrock
Columbia
Ten Eyck
Amos Kubic
Worcester
Mass
Kubic
Columbus
Ace
Royal Baron
Americus
Fre Bond
Logansport Driving Association
Marshall
T. P
Co. W. Marks
Joe Patchen
Hollis
Boston
H. Y. Haws
Johnstown
Dubuque
Ananias
Bob Wwitzsimmons
Yank Kenney
Jeffries
Lexington
Richmond
Ind
L. V. Harkness
Sunday Ball: Resin to be Played Says Golt
President Golt plans to try to play the game scheduled for next Sunday with Grand Rapids. He notes police will not arrest players before a game, citing a jury decision that no law violation occurs until a game is played, then arrests may follow.
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Golt
Grand Rapids
Clara Barton highlights Cuban orphans in Independent
Clara Barton reports in the Independent that Cuba has 20 to 73 destitute homeless orphan children scattered across towns. She notes their begging on trains as their main means of survival and describes the poverty they endure as terrifying to witness.
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Clara Barton
Cuba
Detroit mother killed children then took morphine dose
In Detroit on a Tuesday afternoon, Mary Stevenson poisoned her two children aged three and six with morphine before taking a fatal dose herself. Authorities report the tragic incident as a suspected deliberate act.
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Detroit
Mich
Mary ‘Stevenson
Two Slayers Die at Auburn Prison
Oscar E. Rice and John Kennedy were electrocuted at Auburn prison between 5 and 6 am on Wednesday. Kennedy, a Black man, was executed for the murder of John Hummings in Buffalo on Oct. 9 at Minnie Lewis's resort. Kennedy stabbed Hummings five times after being ousted. Rice killed his wife on March 25, 1898, in Westfield, Chautauqua county, by cutting her throat with a jack knife. the woman was his second wife, killed after their separation.
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Auburn
N. Y
Oscar E. Rice
JohnKennedy
Kennedy
John Hummings
Buffalo
Minnie Lewis
Hummings
Rice
Westfield
Chautauqua County
Pension plan for Pennsylvan ia Railroad workers approved
An official states a pension and superannuation fund will be created for the employer's workers. Compulsory retirement at 70, workers with 30 years service but under 70 may join after committee report. Benefits based on service length and average earnings, with about $300,000 yearly company funding. Fund to operate alongside the relief fund.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Astor Becomes British Subject in London Move
William Waldorf Astor is naturalized as a British subject with his children also gaining citizenship. The Chronicle notes New York may resent the loss, mentions few prominent names among the applicants, and cites Astor’s American property holdings valued at $162 million yielding about $6 million annually.
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London
William Waldorf Astor
The
Chronicle
New York
Aster
Home Secretary
Astor
Alice Charlotte de Rothschild
Lord Rothschild
Waldorf
John Jacob
Frauline Astor
Randolph Churchill
Benedict Arnold
Judah FP. Benjamin
Jefferson Davis
A. Oakley Hall
William Waldorf Aster
America
John Jacob Astor
Two Little Girls Shot in Chicago Dining Room
In Chicago on a Tuesday evening Lady and Amanda Sheridan two 18 year old twin sisters were shot while at a dining room table enjoying a watermelon. Amanda’s wounds are expected to be fatal and the shooter is unknown.
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Chicago
Lady
Amanda Sheridan
Amanda
Special Race at Businessmen's Park Featured Hosses Major and Anna K
A Friday afternoon event at the Businessmen's Park features a special race between Schideler's Major and Schicketanz's Anna K. The program lists multiple classes and entries including Grandma, 2:50 class cigar tensions, and a smoke discussion. Notable names include H. H. Gates, Dr. Light, Will Roth, and Chas. Denson among others.
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Schideler
Major
Schicketanz
Anna K. Blair
H. H. Gates
Grandma
Cam Fisher
Rihey S
Ora Shover
Don BE
Frank Beck
Lady Constant
W. N. Short
Jim W
Dr. Wyse
Baby Foelder
E. A. Fielder
Flashight
Dr. Light
Anna FY
Will Roth
Barrister Walker
Sam Pierson
Montgomery
Chas. Denson
Nettie King
Frank Young
G. Nellie C
J. A. Sinder
D. Bi -Shideler
Anna K. A. Schicketanz
Ham
W. W. Baker
Jack Rointer
Charley Boy
Chas. Shover
Glanwell
Dr. Sellers
Black Bess
Carl Fisher
Ruby C
A. Schicketanz
Burch
John Maiin
Zoo
Ges, Marotti
Willard
M. ‘Blair
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