American Association Names Clubs and Managers
The American association announced its circuit on January 19 with managers listed for each team. Indianapolis Watkins Detroit Koch Philadelphia Niles Milwaukee Quinn Havener Washington Bryan White Louisville Pulliam Boston Irwin Baltimore Clarke Chicago was left out with Havener joining Quinn in Detroit after a six hour committee session to please John S. Rogers.
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New York
American Association
Indianapolis
Watkins
Detroit
Koch
Philadelphia
Niles
Milwaukee
Quinn
Havener
Washington
Bryan
White
Louisville
Pulliam
Boston
Irwin
Baltimore
Clarke
Chicago
John S. Rogers
Boxing notes and sports updates ripple through cities
Tod Rainey reinstated at New Orleans. McCoy seeks postponement of his San Francisco bout with Tom Sharkey by about a month and wants bandages and purse division input. Ellwood athletic association reports completion of the biz coliseum with fifty business directors. Dan Stuart plans a Nevada fighting carnival in spring aiming for Fitzsimmons and McGovern. Terry McGovern stops at four rounds against Louden Campbell in Pittsburg. Corbett breaks Bernstein’s jaw in Denver and wins. Baltimore police board allows boxing matches if kept clean. Harry Vardon returns to America next month.
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Tod ‘Rainey
New Orleans
Kid “McCoy
San Francisco
Tom Sharkey
Ellwood Athletic Association
Biz Coliseum
Dan Stuart
Nevada
Fitzsimmons and McGovern
Terry McGovern
Louden Campbell
Pittsburg
Corbett
Joe Bernstein
Denver
Baltimore
Harry Vardon
America
Baseball talk from managing figures in 1913 league scene
Connie Mack predicts Boston will field a strong American League team while Chas J. Strobel doubts Toledo can field baseball next year unless joining a better league than the Interstate. Pan Johnson praises American League prospects and Hugh Jennings to head Boston. National league magnates say many players have signed and that the protective association was a dream.
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Connie Mack
Boston
Chas. J. Strobel
Toledo
American League
Hugh Jennings
National League
Protective Association
Bowlers battle in City and county leagues
The fragment references Capital City's bowlers and Marion and Washington teams vying for league play. Details are incomplete but indicate a local bowling contest among multiple city squads with possible standings developing.
Scoring Report Highlights Player Scores and Odd Spares
Scores of 186 common while 19 ones were not rare. Readouts include Garstang 224 Brewer 200 Vinson 203 Meyer 205 Brown 22 Kirkhoff 222 Fields 212 Sunbrook 212 Mueller 225. Marions North sides produced interesting spares.
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Ecommon
Garstang
Brewer
Vinson
Meyer
Brown
Kirkhoff
Fields
Sunbrook
Mueller
Fragmentary sports ledger with team names and scores
A garbled page shows multiple team names such as Pastimes Crescents Capital Citys and North-sides with scattered scores like 165 790 730. The legible items include several game entries and division notes but key results and dates are incomplete.
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Sue So
Tuiners
Peereeees
Vasgont
Root defeats Byers in ninth round boxing bout
Jack Root of Chicago defeated George Byers of Boston at Woodward's pavilion on Friday night in the ninth round. The fight settled a long dispute as Root took control from the fifth round, sending Byers to the canvas repeatedly.
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San Francisco
Jack Root
Chicago
George Byers
Boston
Woodward's Pavilion
Root
Noise in coffin at child funeral shocks Cairo
At the funeral of J D Felds six year old son in Cairo Illinois a desperate mother heard a strange noise from the casket and an examining doctor ruled the child had been dead at least 48 hours noting a gas buildup from sudden death caused the sound.
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J. D. Feld
Cairo
Mollie Feld
N. Eastst
Brayton
Japanese oil firms unite to challenge Standard Oil
Yokohama reports say Japanese oil companies consolidate to form a new firm with 16 million yen capital to oppose Standard Oil in Japan. Asano Soichiro, head of Tokyo Kisen Kaisha, negotiates from San Francisco as Katsura’s resignation and Kodama’s appointment move forward.
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San Francisco
Yokohama
Katsura
Kodama
Formosa
Standard Oil Company
Asano Soichiro
Tokyo Kisen Kaisha
Japan
Soldier Sentenced to Death for Philippine Murder
Phindas Foutz, a Zanesville soldier in the Philippines, writes from Cebu that he faces death for murdering his Filipino sweetheart Genevieve Torrence, 14. He stabbed her with a sword cane after jealousy, then surrendered to authorities.
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Zanesville
Sen
Phinndas
Foutz
Philippines
Cebu
Genevieve Torrence
Hold-up on Fifth Avenue Ends in Flight
Two men attempted to hold up the Mail lard's Fifth Avenue confectionery cashier near midnight. They pistol whipped, the robber aimed at bills, but fled after the cashier escaped through the door. Edward Burghers was caught.
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New York
Maillard
Fifth-ave
Edward Burghers
Leprosy Cure Claims Publicized by Honolulu Research
A Honolulu report to San Francisco states Bacteriologist Hoff man announced Kahila experiments treated leprosy via subcutaneous chalmoogra oil. Fourteen patients treated since Oct 1 show no new outbreaks. tubercular cases show clear improvement, a finding of great significance if confirmed.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Hoffman
Kahila
Lund Found Guilty By Board Of Safety
Sergt Perry J and others were found guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer, reprimanded, reduced to the ranks, and forfeit all pay during suspension. Henry Schroeder promoted from bicycle patrol to sergeant. Thomas Griffin becomes detective. Martin Haley promoted to detective.
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Perry J
Board of Safety
Henry Schroeder
Thomas Griffin
Schroeder
Martin Haley
Federal Steel Trust Buys Into American Steel and Wire
Chicago Jan 19 It is stated that Federal steel company has bought outright or secured options and proxies on most of the common stock of American steel and wire company. Wall Street interests led by Morgan Porter Flower Gary Mills Spencer Rogers and others hold the stock. Gates party to disappear from wire management. A bond issue of 13 to 14 million dollars is reported to be required to complete the deal. The wire capitalization is 90 million with 50 million common. 1899 net was 15.3 million and 1900 gross about 60 million. Federal steel company shows 39.745 million total with 46.484 million common and about 26.009 million in bonds.
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Chicago
Federal Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Great Wall-st
Morgan, Porter, Flower
Gary
Mills, Spencer, Rogers
Gates
Gates By Chance
Kansas City Southern Railway
Wire Company
Fragmented OCR item notes limited markings
Readable text shows scattered terms about casing or lining objects with negative values and cape side reference. No clear persons organizations or events. Unable to determine a coherent news item or identifiable entities from the fragment.
Fleming Seated Likely By Senate Elections Committee
The senate elections committee recommended seating Senator Fleming of Allen County instead of Senator Bryan. Judge Hackney argued Ellison would have a longer term if not for resignation, Kell is a four year holdover, and Ryan is merely filling a broken term. Fleming and Ryan are both Democrats.
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Senate Elections Committee
Fleming
Allen County
Bryan
Ryan
Senator Kell
Hackney
Ellison
Kell
Bobilyn
Rev Lasby Won't Go and Keeps Post at Central Ave Church
Rumors that Rev Charles C Lasby of Central Ave M E Church would leave for another pastorate are denied. Lasby says the church is financially and spiritually strong and his relations with the board are excellent. He previously discussed another charge but now expects to remain.
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Chas. C. Lasby
Central-ave. M. E
Big land fraud arrests in Spokane and Idaho cases
Joseph Houston a well known race horseman is arrested on charges of subordination of perjury in a broad land fraud scheme in northern Idaho. Fifty Spokane residents may face perjury charges as prosecutors allege fraudulent timber land entries involved thousands of acres. Darius Bassett is being sought near Lewiston Idaho as part of the investigation. Eastern entrants are said to have participated, drawn by promised timber profits.
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Spokane
Wash
Joseph Houston
Idaho
Houston
Darius Bassett
Lewiston
Ida
Governor reports record crops and booming Porto Rico roads
Gov. Allen arrives in San Juan from a island tour noting the sugar and tobacco crops are the largest ever grown and planters fear factories cannot handle them. He adds many roads and bridges near completion and envisions Porto Rico as a winter paradise for automobilists and equestrians.
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Porto Rico
Republican caucus in St Paul ends with Evans leading
Fourteen ballots were cast in the St Paul Minnesota Republican senatorial caucus up to 1 a m with no result. Evans led with 53 votes, Clapp had 45, Tawney 29, Bixby 7, Lowry 3, and McCleary 2. Evans formerly resided in Indiana.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Evans
Clapp
Tawney
Bixby
Lowry
McCleary
Indiana
Return of President Jordan Ends Stanford Turmoil
The return of President Jordan to Stanford University on January 19 ends a week of ferment with no more resignations expected.
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San Francisco
Jordan
Stanford University
Catholic Mission Burns in Oklahoma Fire
The Sacred Heart church mission in Potawomac county Oklahoma burned Friday leaving about 400 people homeless. No lives were lost as the building was destroyed and the loss is heavy.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Catholic Mission of the Sacred Heart
Potawomac County
Oklahoma
Bank Burglars Tie Up Sandell's Bank Loot in New Baltimore
Robbers cracked Sandell's bank in New Baltimore Michigan on Friday night taking 3500 dollars. They escaped on a hand car.
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New
Baltimore
Mich
Sandell
Jack Christian Pleads Guilty for Gambling House
Jack Christian pleaded guilty in criminal court to keeping a gambling house and five grand jury indictments. He runs a road house with a gambling game. this is the first court haul in 25 years. He was fined $99.
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Jack Christian
Bernstein Quits Fight After Lip Injury in Round Seven
Denver January 19 Joe Bernstein quits in round seven against the young Corbett after a left swing latches Bernstein's upper lip in his teeth and he cannot open his mouth. He had been badly punished and gave up.
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Denver
Cole
Joe
Bernstein
Young Corbett
Herpick Report Shows Street Department Funds
George H. Herpick, superintendent of streets, reports total department appropriation at 48000 dollars with expenditures totaling 38519.04 dollars.
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George H. Herpick
Remedy Co. Offers 100 Page Book Free
OOK REMEDY CO offers proofs of cure for cases. capital $400,000. Winsonic Temple Chicago. They claim to cure the worst cases in 9 days and provide a free 100 page book.
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OOK Remedy CO
Winsonic Temple
Chicago
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Empire Theater
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40Th Street
Cotton Alley
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Herpick
Mass. Ave
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Central-ave
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Paul E. Hulsman
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Pauline Hall
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C.aneshaensel & CO
Progress
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