Rusie Signs With New York Giants Likely Return
SPORTS and Rusie has signed with the New York club and will presumably play with the Giants again this season. Negotiations led by President T Brush of Cincinnati hint at a possible move, though Rusie denies trade terms with Bélbach and Hawley. He says a year’s work would strengthen his arm and that he has not yet trained, weighing 230 pounds, and plans to join the New York squad in time for Saturday’s activities. Indiana League managers meet in Kokomo to plan a 100 game schedule, opening May 5 and closing Sept 5, with six clubs in the circuit including Kokomo, Anderson, Wabash, Muncie, Marion, and others.
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O'Brien hires O Rourke for title bid match
York reports lightweight Jack O'Brien has parted from manager Jack Dougherty and engaged Tom O Rourke to pilot his bid toward the championship of loss. O Rourke has agreed to arrange a bout against Frank.
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Indoor field meet at Manual training high school held
A large crowd attended the indoor field meet at Manual training high school Saturday night to select contestants for the Y M C A meet next Friday. Event results include Hotz 6 ft 1 in high jump, Coval 25 ft 8 1/2 in shot put, Picket 8 ft 8 in pole vault, Bragg 2: minutes 7 14 seconds in the quarter mile, and Vonnegut placing in several events.
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In Shortstop Madison Writes of Leaving for Presidency
Madison indicates he will depart as shortstop to take on the presidency role, signaling a major shift in team leadership. The move affects the lineup and may prompt a replacement search as the club plans for the upcoming season.
Chicago Team Prepares for Week Against Vanderbilt
The Chicago club heads to Nashville to face Vanderbilt University this week with games set for Thursday Friday and Saturday. Reports say Cleveland opens the American season in Indianapolis Milwaukee Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and Buffalo Detroit. Training since Selma has been marked by swappingles and Loftus nears despair due to poor days in spring training.
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Fanning Fined and Reassigned After Drunken Fire Incident
Captain John Fanning of hook and ladder 5 was reduced to hoseman at company 14 and fined 30 days pay by the Board of Safety on charges of insubordination and conduct unbecoming a fireman. The action followed reports of drunkenness at the Cones overall factory fire and included curses toward officials.
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Pokes At Sheldon In Kansas Knocker Article
The Kansas Knocker prints an article by John J. Ingalls inspired by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon on how Jesus would act if he ran a newspaper. Excerpts discuss Jesus sticking to his own business and avoiding meddling in others affairs, and critique doctors asking how Jesus would respond in modern roles.
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Charles M. Sheldon
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South Africa
Mexican frontier guards execute own killer in graveyard ritual
In Naco Baja California two Mexican rurales disputed a card game. Ruiz killed a fellow guard and was sentenced to death by the camp commandant. At dawn he was made to dig his own grave, stood at its edge, and was shot in the breast by a firing squad, the body falling into the grave.
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Taylor Home Burned In Sunday Night Fire
The home of William F. Taylor at Twentythird and Pennsylvania streets, tied to the Taylor carpet company, was destroyed by a 1500 dollar blaze Sunday night. The Taylors were away, returning at 10 46 to discover the house ablaze. fire crews had entered ten minutes earlier. A defective flue is blamed and the family believes the fire smoldered for hours. No furniture was insured. the house loss, owned by Patrick Fraenery and insured, is 1000 dollars. Almost nothing was saved.
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Patrick Fraeney
Imprisoned by Otis: Press Suppressed in Manila
Gen Otis imprisons the editor of a Spanish newspaper for sedition while El Liberal, organ of the Extreme Filipino party, is closed for publishing anti American articles. Reportedly insurgents continue harassment in the region.
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Parisian Styles Shine In City Department Store Display
There is a new wave of stylish women’s outerwear described as chic and correct with Parisian costumes, tailored suits, coats, waists, and skirts drawing wide praise. The display features items from 150 to 25 dollars for tailored suits and 95 to 10 dollars for dress skirts, with Parisian capes and dainty waists offered for viewing in the show.
Bearish View Fails to Halt Iron Price Hope in New York
In New York the Commercial foresees a big break in iron and steel prices as a bear movement grows among prominent buyers. Industry leaders dispute the claim, citing higher costs for ore coke transportation and wages, while some executives insist prices are at bedrock with no imminent decline.
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Federal Steel Company
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Lake Superior
Iron and Steel Commission
Joan D. Crimmins
W. P. Testevin
American Steel and Wire Company
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Combine
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Fee of $1,000,000 Paid to Attorney Dill by the Iron Kings
A Washington special to the Journal reports that James B. Dill, the New York attorney who helped broker peace between Andrew Carnegie and H. C. Frick, will receive a flat one million dollar fee. Dill began as a Chicago Tribune reporter and his firm has since handled major corporate interests. He is a well known figure in Washington.
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Andrew Carnegie
H. C. Frick
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Chicago Tribune
Queen to visit Ireland with 20000 children at breakfast
London reports preparations for the queen's Ireland visit. At her suggestion 20,000 children aged 6 to 13 will be entertained at a breakfast and then placed in Phoenix Park to review the parade. Dublin plans include processions by four infantry regiments, one cavalry regiment, the Royal Irish Constabulary, and police.
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Royal Irish Constabulary
Paris to permit gambling at exhibition grounds
Paris authorities approve gambling inside the exhibition grounds near the Eiffel Tower. Roulette and a lottery will be sanctioned and conducted in a building on site. Prize winners must spend a portion of their winnings within the grounds.
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Eiffel Tower
March 81 Teat Day With Vehicle License Penalty
March 81 era note mentions teat to penalty for vehicle licenses, unclear wording. The fragment suggests a notice about a license fee or penalty deadline, but specifics are unreadable.
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