Kellum Shuts Out St Paul as Beersburg Marches On
Kellum and McGin faced St Paul on July 12 with Kellum mixing speeds to stifle the Saints. Kellum left the mound after a fifth inning line drive cracked his arm, while Shugart Burke and Sally fueled a late rally as Minneapolis extended the lead. McGill started for St Paul but was relieved by Fricken in the fourth as fielding by Hickey stood out despite the loss.
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Minn
Kellum
McGin
Fricken
Shugart
Burke
Sally
Allen
Scott
Saints
McGill
Hickey
Indianapolis
A. FE
Hogriever
Hartzell
Motz
McFarland
Stewart
Kahoe
Beeweneas
Eat
Il ST. Paul
Annes
G Geier
Lally
P Fricken
Glenalvin
Wkellam
Peter
St Paul
Haskell
Unclear OCR Summary of Names and Arterial Terms
Fragmentary OCR text lists several names including Menefee Parker Hutchison Wisher Thomas and Ryan with scattered numbers and terms like arteries. No coherent event or context is discernible from the readable fragments.
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R.H. E
Menefee, Parker, Hutchison and Wisher
Thomas and
Ryan
Baseball notes on league results and player moves
A collection of baseball tidbits notes a rough day in the National League with 39 errors and teams juggling lineups. It reports managers clashing with umpires in Terre Haute and Wabash, calls suspensions of Pitcher Gray, and player moves including Hastings to Buffalo. Corcoran joins the list as father of twins. St Louis may have faltered in the standings.
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St. Paul
Mattoon
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Danville
Bloomington
Franklin
Gray
Buffalo
Manning
Hastings
Rdtcher
St. Juouls
Bil’ Kagan
Menefee
Letroit
Parker
Cincinnati
McBride
Smith
Beckley
Peitz
Selbach
Corcoran
Dixon Wins Decision Over White In Denver Fight
George Dixon earned the verdict over Tom My White after twenty rounds in Denver on Tuesday night. John R. Gentry clocked 2 02% in Detroit showing the pacer back in form. Ted Sloane rides again in top form after a dry spell with recent wins. Rolia Heikes and James A R Elliott contest a live pigeon shoot at Kent July 20 for America's championship. Peter Maher again shies his castor seeking a bout with Tom Sharkey at the earliest opportunity.
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George Dixon
Tommy White
Denver
Peter Maher
Tom Sharkey
Rolia Heikes
James A. R. Elliott
Kent
John R. Gentry
Detroit
Ted Sloane
England
Klondike Doctor Reports Man Dug Up Corpse
Seattle July 12 Dr Leroy Townsend says Charles Johnson who feared his own feelings dug up the body of comrade Pete Benson frozen to death and talked to it He then buried the body and started down the creek realizing he was freezing to death.
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Seattle
Wash
Leroy Townsend
Klondike
Charles Johnson
Pete Benson
Johnson
Wilcox Offers 3000 Reward To Prove Poem Authorship
New York July 12 Eila Wheeler Wilcox offers 3000 to any party proving she did not author the poem Solitude. Col John A Joyce claims authorship and cites a 1868 publication but no trace is found. The poem first appeared in the New York Sun in February 1883 with lines about laughter and tears.
Isham shell fired from coast defense gun at Sandy Hook
At Sandy Hook on Tuesday a regulated 12 inch rifle fired a shell containing 313 pounds of explosive gelatine invented by William A Isham. General Miles and a War Department board witnessed the test and concluded high explosives may be fired safely from coast defense guns. Further experiments with se ne ce feon ce are also noted.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Wm. A. Isham
Miles
War. Department
Isham
Experiments Reported On Fire-Triggered Ammunition Changes
The text notes that some materials can only explode when in contact with fire within confinement and that the experiments could drive radical shifts in ammunition standards.
Smallpox Patients Rise in Homestead Amid Council Standoff
Three new smallpox cases were found in Homestead Pa on Tuesday worsening conditions as quarantine officers strike over pay. They demand $2.50 for eight hours instead of $2 for 12 hours and no replacements can be found. Infected households remain unsecured with residents roaming freely.
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M’keesport
Homestead
Insane From Cigarette Smoking Threatens Fall
New York on July 12 Marc Sanchez became violently insane from excessive cigarette smoking and attempted to jump from a third story window at his home. He reportedly smoked up to 100 cigarettes a day.
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New York
Marc Sanche
Sanche
Adays
Business Men's Driving Club Set For Thursday Fairgrounds Races
The Business men's driving club appears at the fair grounds Thursday afternoon for a conductors picnic style matinee with fast heats and prizes. Two wheeled rigs replace wagons and races start at 1 30 with a 15 sixteenths mile distance and a final event following the first race. Thursday races cancel Friday events.
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F. A. Beck
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L Ght
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Axtel
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Time Keepers
Acquittal After Perjury Trouble for Col. Austin
Newport News July 12 Col G P Austin was acquitted of criminal assault against Bertha Tappan after three trials. The girl admitted perjury and that Austin was guiltless, following a prior hung jury and a guilty verdict with an eight year sentence in the penitentiary.
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Col. Austin
Newport News
G. P. Austin
Bertha Tappan
Austin
Tenderly The Republicans Are Handling the Currency Bill
The senate finance committee, meeting at Narragansett pier for a week, will resume conferences at the Oriental hotel in Coney Island likely this weekend or next. The bill outlines are drafted but full passage will take time. Albert Crosby, once wealthy in Chicago, filed for bankruptcy. His wife testifies she has 160000 cash and property worth 200000 belongs to her. Crosby says lumber losses in Indiana caused the downfall. He faces 30000 in Indiana debts and a 500600 judgment against him in Chicago.
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Seth
New York
Senate Finance Committee
Narragansett Pier
Oriental Hotel
Coney Island
Albert Crosby
Chicago
Crosby
Indiana
Gates Alive in 1894 Report From Mexico
July 12. James Lee an inmate of the Missouri penitentiary says Gilbert Gates was alive in August. The report comes from Mexico where Gates is believed to be living some time ago.
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Gates
Mexico
Moi
James Lee
Missouri Penitentiary
Gilbert Gates
Murder suspect in Gates case refuses to discuss letter
In 1894 Arizona, living as eGorge Dorsey, Jester faced murder chargesin Gates case and declined to discuss the letter linked to the investigation.
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Arizona
eGorge Dorsey
Gates
Temperance Groups Protest Army Canteen Ruling
Col Ritter and others press opposition to Attorney General Griggs ruling on the army canteen. Ritter of Tydlenopolis urged the president to review the matter, and the president said he would look into it and correct any mistake.
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Washington
Attorneygen
Griggs
EN Ritter
Tydlenopolis
Plague Outbreak Reported on Mauritius Island
Paris dispatches confirm the plague outbreak on the isle of Mauritius causing a sensation. Officials of the colonial office report the outbreak sparks concern among residents and authorities pursue protective measures.
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Meorttius
Paris
Colonial Office
Isle of
Mau- Phis
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