Indianapolis Pulls Off Bare-Faced Fluke For Win Over Kansas City
Indianapolis surprised Kansas City 3 to 2 on a ninth inning fluke. Kahoe hit for Hoosier runs, and a lucky bounce over Hulen set up the crucial two-base score as Allen, Stewart, and Motz turned a double play to end the threat.
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Five new Blues face Hoosiers in Tuesday game
The article lists five players Halligan Clymer Schaub Patten and Gonding for the Blues against the Hoosiers and notes Manning's praise of Patten and Gonding. It mentions Chicago Tribune reporting Robert Allen being offered Chicago management next year and references other minor league moves and injuries across several teams.
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Whitman Defeats Paret To Retain National Tennis Title
Malcolm D. Whitman of Brookline Mass defeats J. Parmly Paret Tuesday to defend the National tennis championship. Separate notes mention a Baltimore motorcycle tandem race won by Fournier/Henshaw over Miller/Judge and Steenson/Scherer, a 15 mile event in 24 30 1 4, and boxing plans including Oscar Gardner aiming for two fights per winter with bouts against Ratchford, Eddie Santry, Ben Jordan, and Palmer-McGovern winner. Solly Smith reportedly retires after a two year ring career beginning in 1881.
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Billy Ratchford
Eddie Santry
Ben Jordan
Palmer-McGovern
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Smith
New Market Opens at Shelby Street Car Barns
The new city market opened Wednesday under Market Master George J. Dudley and drew strong demand with 76 stalls filled and the remainder sold. The airy, clean building will be completed with screens for meat, racks for side stalls, added lighting, and outside wholesaler space later. Stalls rent from $15 to $0 until June 1, 1900.
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Shelby-st. Street
George J. Dudley
Political speeches and storm warnings in Kentucky era
Golden Rule Jones of Toledo invited by Kentucky populists to speak for their state ticket with October visits expected. Also slated to appear are Ignatius Donnelly Cyclone Davis of Texas and Jesse Harper of Illinois. Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised with claims of instant relief for burns cuts sprains and other injuries. DeWitt's Little Early Risers praised for bowel cleansing and vitality.
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Toledo
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Texas
Jesse Harper
Illinois
Dr. Thomas
War on Beef Trust Aims National Slaughter Network
New York two tiered anti trust drive mobilizes over 700000 in subscriptions to build slaughter houses and supply stations across the country with aims to sever relations with the beef trust. Rockefeller may provide capital to back the campaign and expand distribution nationwide.
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Beef Trust
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John D. Rockefeller
Two Negroes Shot Dead Near Springfield
In Springfield Ohio two black men William Wetzel and Samuel Isley were killed by Urbana officers Patrolman Bower and Special Officer Reifsnyder while fleeing after alleged thefts of harness from Mayor Johnson. Urbana and marshal Heatherman supported the chase. Both men died from heart shots after opening fire.
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Wiliam Wetzel
Samuel Isley
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Bower
Reifsnyder
Urbana
Johnson
Marshal Heatherman
Charles Johnson
Wetzel
Isley
Heatherman
Pension agency disbursements total 89 million across agencies
The fiscal year ending shows pension payments of 89,775,141 dollars across all agencies. The Indianapolis agency paid 16,848,629.60 dollars with agent expenses of 36,007 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Stage hold up near Dillon forces gold dust theft
Butte reports four men stopped a stage halfway between the city and Red Rock on Monday afternoon inside the Idaho line half a mile from Dillon. H T Reilney, manager of a dredge company, was a passenger with more than 5040 in gold dust destined for Dillon. Robbers seized the gold and rode off to forested cover, escaping on concealed horses.
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Mineral production value up nearly 90 percent since 1880
The official report of the mineral production of the United States for 1898 has been published by the geological survey. Since 1880 the total value of the mineral production rose from 369,319,000 dollars to 697,880,002 dollars in 1898, an increase of nearly 90 percent.
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United States
Geological Survey
Chaplain Hugh Frazier Marries Catherine Cooke in South Pittsburg
Miss Catherine Cooke and Chaplain Hugh Frazier were wed on Tuesday evening in South Pittsburg. Frazier, chaplain of Dewey's flagship, served with him at Manila.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
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Hugh Frazier
South Pittsburg
Frazier
Manila
Postmaster Resigns After Beating by Whitecaps in Tampa
Editor W. C. Crum of the Florida Republican was assaulted near Peck suburbs while returning home from the office. Masked men, armed, tied him and beat him after he had appointed a colored assistant. They warned against employing a negro again. Crum’s wounds were treated with carbolic acid and he resigned.
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W. C. Crum
Florida Republican
Peck Suburbs
Crum
They Give Bill a Leaker in Cary
William Antholtz a section foreman was seized from Mrs. Frank Hinseman’s home by a crowd, ducked under the town pump, paraded out on a rail, and warned not to return under threat of tar and feathers for neglecting his family for a co worker’s wife.
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Yaqui Attack on Cumuripa Kills Five Civilians
A Chihuahua dispatch reports about 300 Yaqui Indians assaulted the town of Cumuripa. Mexican citizens barricaded and repelled the attack. Five people were killed with Indian casualties unknown. A courier was sent to Torin for military protection after the withdrawal.
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Salmon Run Sets Record on Puget Sound Fisheries
An unprecedented month long salmon run on Lower Puget Sound has a Tacoma company packing nearly 200,000 cases with potential for doubling. The season’s value could reach about 1.8 million dollars.
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Wash
Puget Sound
Wheat yields and trials headline mixed 1900s notes
Illinois wheat total reaches 10,250,000 bushels while the battleship Kearsarge may test Sept. A Chicago stenography group seeks a national association. 1,500 cloakmakers at H B Clar Lin strike in New York. Northwest wheat faces disappointing yield quality amid other crime and public health notes.
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Peter Pinter
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Thief Shot by Night Watchman at Girls' Boarding School
Englewood New Jersey August 23 A night watchman John Peterson at Mrs Creightons girls boarding school shot and killed a burglar early Wednesday morning. The dead man has not been identified.
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