Brewers Rally In Extra but Fall Short to Hoosiers
Milwaukee trailing 4 0 after three innings battles back to tie in the ninth. In Indiana's last half of the twelfth rain halted play as Scott held Milwaukee. Dammann, Nichol, Shoch, Stafford, Speer and Reidy delivered key hits in a wild seventh inning surge. Attendance listed as 4 3 500.
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Indianapol is misplayed in Milwaukee defeat
Hastings the college pitcher struggled as Milwaukee errors helped the home team defeat Indianapolis five to zero. Foreman pitched well and allowed seven Husting bases on balls while the catcher and infield misplayed several chances.
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Foreman
Hastings
Ficosiers
Unclear Saturday Scores Mixed Across Early Games
Fragmented report lists multiple baseball results including Napolis 11 Buffalo 6 Columbus 3 St hiladelphia 4 Cincinnati 2 Cleveland 0 Baltimore 5 Cleve Boston 1 Pittsburg 0 New York 3 Brooklyn 5 Chicago 2 Louis. Details are incomplete and some city names truncated.
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Buffalo
Columbus
Hiladelphia
Cincinnati
Balti
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cleve
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Louis
Philadelphia
Cyé
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Sar Washington
R. H. E. St. Louis
New York Pbatteries
MckBride
Criger Coakley
Getti Warner
Mattoon
Weersee
Danville
Ween Renee Teen
Bloomington
Rumor of New League Fails to Convince Magnates
After weeks of talk the rumored league remains unconfirmed as Hart Comiskey Manning and other magnates deny knowledge. Indianapolis is claimed to be excluded yet supporters push it as better placed than Milwaukee or Detroit. John T. Brush is named among promoters but the bid seems untrustworthy.
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Comiskey
Manning
Ananias
Sapphira
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Detroit
John T. Brush
Baseball the National League Ripples and Regional Notes
Sunday games saw cocky Elderfield sidelined for another outing and Newton praised for shutting out the Brewers. Kellum, Newton, Scott, and Foreman are discussed as pitchers with limited work. The Reserves defeated All-Kentuckians 1 to 0 at Brighton Beach. Ed Delehanty leads the league with a .421 average as James Manning voices satisfaction with the NL.
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Feist
Willie
Newton
Brewers
Kellum
Scott
Foreman
Fort Wayne
Fultz
Fulton
Mack
All-Kentuckians
Brighton Beach
Derrick
Dooley
Linsley
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Detroit
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Minneapolis
National League
Ed Delehanty
James Manning
Ambitious racing plans loom as stars tour and tourneys unfold
W. C. Whitney considers a major racing stable in England while Bill Dougherty heads to the United States after defeating Kid McCoy abroad. The whist congress ends in Chicago with multiple trophies awarded to Buffalo, Chicago, and St. Paul clubs. John St Sullivan weighs 300 pounds. George Dixon remains a formidable featherweight challenger. Indianapolis riders shine in Cincinnati events as Pease becomes a top scratch entrant. Johnny Reiff, now in England, is aged 14 with a $15 000 annual salary, drawing mixed reactions.
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England
Bill Dougherty
McCoy
Chicago
Buffalo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
John St. Sullivan
Macon
George Dixon
L. O. Gordon
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Pease
Reno Runck
Johnny Reiff
Coronors Quarrel Over Divided Remains
Engineer Frank Bullard found the dismembered body of Michael McLaughlin on the pilot of his fast mail engine in Galesburg July 17. Legs located at Kewanee. two counties dispute which coroner holds the inquest. McLaughlin lived in Philadelphia. mystery surrounds the accident.
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Frank Bullard
Fast Mail
Michael McLaughlin
Kewanee
McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Special train schedule from Madison to Union Station
Pennsylvania Lines announces a Sunday July 23 round trip special leaving Union Station at 7:80 am and returning from Madison at 6:00 pm. Round trip price is 1.25 dollars.
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Pennsylvania Lines
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End-of-yard Black Silk Stock Sale Prices
A sale article notes remaining black silk ends from 6 to 9 yards each. Closure prices list 32.75 for brocades, 1.50 for gros grain, 1 peau de soie, 0.85 satin Duchesse, 1 radzimerz, 1.65 luxor mascote, and 1 corded 11fleta.
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Bargain Yardage and Fancy Drapery Items Listed
Readable lines show reduced prices on muslin 48 inches wide and extra fine fish net with double twisted thread. Colored dotted Swiss, Japanese crepe drapery for mantel scarfs, figured denims, and porch cushions priced in bulk.
Chicago July 4 death toll revised by Tribune and party committee reorganization
The Tribune revises July 4 death figures to 144 from celebrations injuries. Lockjaw killed 883. Democratic city committee chair Jos T Fanning names ward committeemen to form an executive group. Republican chairman Gerard assigns replacements for deceased or removed committee men as precincts prepare Friday meetings. Headquarters open in Union block with workers preparing.
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the Tribune
Jos. T. Fanning
Democratic City Committee
W. W. Har
Hiram H. Brown
John W. Holtsman
Ward
F. Tall
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T. L. Sullivan
W. F. Wissel
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Chas. L. Kiser
August Tamm
Wr. I. Moore
A. A. Sweeney
Bert Feibelman
Gerard
Republican City Committee
Kissing bug linked to biblical locust in lecture
Chicago July 17 Professor A M Leonora described the kissing bug as the locust of Revelation. In a Sunday discourse he claimed the creature will sting men, with bite lasting five months, and targets those without the Lord's seal.
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A. M. Leonora
Messenger of Truth
Divorce proceedings loom for Geo M Pullman and wife
Chicago July 17 Divorce actions to separate Geo M Pullman and his wife once Lynn Fernald are set to begin. Pullman, son of the late palace car maker, is at eastern resorts while Mrs Pullman stays at her father's home. Moves toward separation reportedly come from the Pullman side. Mrs Pullman is said to have another alliance in view for her son with a family of position and wealth. The couple separated months ago and desertion is expected as the plea.
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Geo. M. Pullman
Lynn Fernald
Young Pullman
Palace
Eastern Resorts
Prudes Smash the Nude Ladies with Clubs in City Park
Chicago reports vandals damaged eight staff ladies depicted nude in a Lake Front park fountain. The statues suffered mutilation with hands feet arms and torsos shattered and holes punched into the center figures by a sharp instrument or hammer.
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Chicago
Lake Front Park
Tragedy in Libertyville Family Shooting
In Libertyville Illinois a husband survives after his wife Mrs Geo Treider fatally shoots him and her mother Mrs Foss before killing herself during a family dispute. The mother dies at once and Mrs Treider dies on scene. husband hospitalized in uncertain condition.
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Andrews' Good Lick Captured at Sea Completion
Liverpool dispatch reports Capt Andrews of the long voyage was picked up 700 miles from the Irish coast on July 1 in exhausted condition by the steamer Holbein. Andrews had departed Atlantic City for Europe, in a 12 foot boat.
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Good Lick
Liverpool
Holbein
Atlantic City
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