Indians Edge Millers In Ninth For Wild Park Victory
In a tense late inning at Washington park, Indianapolis tops Minneapolis 5 to 4 after Philip Geier drove home Hartsel for the winning run in the ninth. Ehret struggled, allowing multiple hits as Minneapolis led 4-1 before a furious comeback. Goar yielded 3 walks as Ehret and Goar both pitched well despite the late rally. Attendance around 1,200 with center field action and lively crowd.
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Mike Powers
Washington Park
Tony
Hickey
Goar
Powers
Philip Geler
Millers
Husky Indians
Red” Ehret
Minneapolis
Hartsel
Geier
Indianapolis
H. O
E. Hogrever
Madison
Kelly
Flynn
Ehret
Higt
Madliie
Fisher
Nance
Stortsei
Wilmot
Inneapolis
Detroit shuts out Kansas City in low-scoring tilt
Detroit blanked Kansas City 2 to 0 as Cronin and Shaw combined on the mound for the shutout while Golfers, Spies, and Mirand anchored the offense. The Cubs and Phillies are noted in standings with Boston and New York also in the mix as early season results trickle in from the National League.
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Teriee
Reidy
Diggins
MicKenna
Hoffer
Spies
Detroit
Cowboys
Kansas City
Cronin
Shaw
Gray
Wilson
National League Games Report From Cincinnati Chicago St Louis
National League games recap shows Cincinnati defeating Philadelphia in 11 innings 5 to 4 with 7 hits and 2 errors while Philadelphia had 8 hits and 2 errors. Chicago fell to New York 3 to 2 as Mercer struggled for three runs. St Louis edged Boston 5 to 3 with Willis pitching. Interstate League results include Fort Wayne 3 Wheeling 2 and Columbus 12 Toledo 7 with Dayton 7 Youngstown 0.
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ST . Cubs
Brookiym
Deseserseseres
Philadelphia
Patteburg
Ccce Cesseneseess
Chicago
Ene Veneersenussasad
Boston Aseoune
New York
Cincinnati
Newton
Peltz
Fraser
McFarland
Mercer
Taylor
Donahue
Bowerman
St. Louis
Willis
Boston
Powell and Criger
Lewis and Clark
Fort Wayne
Wheeling
New Castle
Mansfield
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Youngstown
Ruhlin and Fitzsimmons May Mix
New York July 10 The Jeffries Ruhlin bout is off as Jeffries arm remains bandaged and a condition on shape or forfeit failed. Ruhlin shifts to Fitzsimmons with a likely fight in early August if inducements are met and Jeffries’ arm heals by August 15.
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New York
Jim Jeffries
Gus Ruhlin
Jeffries
Madden
Ruklin
Ruhlin
Fitzsimmons
Horuff Stars top Independent Stars in 16 to 4 win
Horuff Stars defeated Independent Stars 16 to 4. Batter ies-Barnett and Sheehan, Johnston and Hockey noted. Goar praised as a strong hitter. Eastern Stars gaining momentum among amateur clubs. Alfred Doebber seeks under 18 clubs for Sunday games. Several pitchers attract NL attention, including Katoll. Next major matchup Ter ry McGovern vs Frank Erne set for July 16 at Madison Square Garden. John Nelson sets cycle records in Boston. Paris Prix des Jacinthes 4000 francs won by Cash Sloan on Baron Leonino's Neptune II. Nineteenth-st. team beat Hillside Reserves 14 to 4 at Churchman’s Park. batting highlighted.
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Horuff Stars
Barnett
Sheehan
Johnston
Horuffs
Shurm
Gear
Goar
Eastern Stars
Alfred Doebber
N. Illinois Sr
Katoll
Comiskey
Terry McGovern
Frank Erne
Madison Square Garden
New York
John Nelson
Chicago
Boston
Nelson
Cash” Sloan
Baron Leonino
Paris
Many Changes in Post Office
Acting Postmaster Shideler announced recommendations for successors to two resignations. 21 applicants were considered. Dynes becomes assistant superintendent of mails at 1200 dollars. Cable moves to letter distributor with pay rise to 100 dollars. Clancy promoted to superintendent of special delivery, salary 900. Several clerks receive raises and transfers. Bush succeeds Weir as assistant superintendent of city delivery, salary 1200.
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Shideler
R. B. Mundele
Edwin C. Weir
W. L. Dynes
Mr. Mundelle
George W. Cable
Dynésa
L. 10
Clancy
M. J. Carrol
J. T. Hurburt
Anna M. Davis
John M. Flavey
Mundelle
Mr. Weir
City Delivery
C. W. Bush
Bush
W. W. Jackson
W. &. Mitchell
Thomas C. Kelly
Hallie Joyce
John W. Keepers
Charles G. Kelser
James C. Wheat
George Blackketter
Double Header Set With 2 P.M. First Pitch
A double header is scheduled with the first game beginning at 2 p.m. Cincinnati native Kimmell, newly formed pitcher, will start the opener and either Kelum or Dammanu will pitch the second game.
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Kimmell
Cincinnati
Kelum
Dammanu
Chicago Council Sees Petition Parade Playful Bust
A petition signed by 21,000 asking overhead trolley access on Northside streets was treated as a game by Chicago city council members. The six rolls of paper, each over 100 feet, were thrown and batted around the chamber then torn up and used as bandages to blindfold colleagues. Paper ribbons hung from galleries chandeliers and the mayor's desk afterward.
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Chicago
Shoot to Hit Man Recaptured After Police Chase
John Shipley escaped the workhouse last spring and was pursued by police after alleged robberies. A Monday night chase ended in Matthews saloon Eckertst and Kentucky-ave where Shipley jumped from a second story window and was cornered after an hour. Ten shots were fired. officers say they did not aim to kill. Larceny charges await completion of 30 days left on his workhouse sentence for horse stealing.
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John Shipley
Bray
Losh
Rose St
Shipley
Shipman
Matthews
Eckertst
Kentucky-ave. Matthews
COPS Turned Robbers Named by Chicago Victim
Hugh McDougall identified Policemen Patrick J. Sheehan and John Mosher as the men who robbed him of 160 dollars at Sharp Shooters Park on July 1. Mosher allegedly took the money from his vest pocket while Sheehan seized a spy-glass from his hip pocket. both officers were suspended and their badges removed.
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Chicago
Hugh McDougall
Patrick J. Sheehan
John Mosher
Two More Figures Set On Monument Shaft
By Tuesday evening the Sailor and the Artilleryman will stand on their pedestals, completing the four figures decorating the shaft. They are only outlined in the delicate lines of the face and body, not yet carved with sword or gun to avoid damage during erection. The Sailor reluctantly accepted a head support and settled in like a gentleman. Fountain pieces progress well but are so massive they will require months to finish.
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Sailor
Sugar Advances Raise Granulated Sugar to Six Cents
New York July 10 The American sugar refining company raised refined sugar prices by ten points on Monday making granulated sugar six cents a pound net This marks the highest price asked in nine years The move prompted immediate actions by independent companies.
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New York
The
Sugar Refining Company
Hobart's Wealth Valued At 2.63 Million In Estate
The estate of the late vice president Garrett A. Hobart is appraised at 2,628,441 dollars in a Paterson surrogate filing. The inventory lists bonds in 26 corporations and stock in over 100 companies.
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Garrett A. Hobart
Paterson
N. J
Hobart
Water Poisoning Tragedy in Joplin Tent Home
Five person Warner family lives in a tent in Joplin Missouri. After drinking water from a barrel two children died and another child is gravely ill. A neighbor’s child who drank from the same barrel also died. Warner wife and two more children are seriously ill.
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Joplin
Gillbert Warner
Mob Beats Henry Jefferson to Death Near Houston
A mob of Black men beat Henry Jefferson to death six miles north of Houston Texas without giving a reason beyond their dislike for him. authorities report the incident occurred on July 10 and underscores racial tensions in the area.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
Henry Jefferson
Here
Plumber William H Robinson Arrested For Street Cut
William H Robinson, a plumber from 1601 College Avenue, was arrested Tuesday for cutting into a street without a permit while attempting a water connection on Cornell Avenue between Sixteenth and Seventeenth Streets, neglecting to see the city engineer about it.
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College-ave
Cornell-ave
Blue Elects Central Labor Union Officers for Third Term
The Central labor union elected John Blue as president for a third term on Monday night. Thaddeus Gurley became vice president, Harry Slews recording secretary, Clarence Gaumer financial secretary, Jessie Lendormi treasurer, John AL. Feliman organizer, Harry Groff statistician, M. O'Mara sergeant at arms, J. W. Madden, 3. 8. Cook and J. Koch trustees. M. T. Butler got 19 votes and J. W. Madden 13 on the first ballot. A sergeant at arms contest required three ballots. Timothy Warrington withdrew after being named without authority, and Elwood Sands was also voted for.
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Central Labor Union
John Blue
Thaddeus S. Gurley
Harry Slews
Clarence Gaumer
Jessie Lendormi
John AL. Feliman
Harry Groff
M. O'Mara
J. W. Madden
Cook
J. Koch
Blue
M. T. Butler
Timothy Warrington
Elwood Sands
Mass meeting reendorses transit strike in St. Louis
On July 10 in St. Louis, transit workers renewed the boycott after a mass meeting. Central trades and labor unions endorsed the strike and urged public boycotts of transit cars. The strike has not halted car operations on any lines.
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Central Trades and Labor Unions
Tailors on East Side Prepare One Week Strike
Fifteen thousand coat tailors on New York's East Side plan to strike within a week over long hours and low pay. They report 17 hour workdays and earnings of about nine dollars weekly, with unskilled workers ready to idle if the tailors walk out.
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New York
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