Western Go West Standings and Parades in Scoreboard Notes
In Paul Minnesota on May 30 the report covers baseball action. Burke and Glenalvin spark the narcotic order theme with a three base drive and a late misplay by Motz. Indianapolis battles hard as Shugart and Stewart contribute key plays while Glenivan’s run at second adds to the tense late inning.
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Baseball and boxing notes from early city desk dispatches
Includes baseball box scores and lineups for teams such as Columbus Milwaukee and Minnea polis Detroit Kansas City Buffalo Hastings Hastings, with batter details and umpire. Also reports boxing wagers and results with mentions of Jim Jeffries, Ted Sloane, and Jack O'Brien along with horse racing news from Hamburg and derby selections.
Lantern parade draws a crowd in a grand procession
The Monday lantern parade drew a crowd possibly 12 000 strong along Washington street. Spectators lined crossings as the nonde script march rolled by with about 1 060 wheels. Mueller and Waeteon showcased a huge white elephant while J C Pfleger led a white squadron. Doc Wilde Jr impressed with a machine dwarfing fire engines. It was hailed as the best lantern parade yet.
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Washington St
Mueller & Waeteon
J. C. Pfleger
Doc’ Wilde, Jr
Tev
Trip recap shows Newton Kellum and Sanders winning games
The report notes Newton Kellum and Sanders won the only games on the trip while Ace Stewart hits a few. Hickey and Hogrever tease Fisher after a misplayed hit. Allen makes more errors this trip, Metz error free. Two more games from St Paul could crown a mixed season with hope for the I S league.
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Metz
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Steinfeldt
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Boston
Brooklyn
Boston Globe
Sullivan backs Jeffries in Fitzsimmons showdown note
New York May 30 reports say out of town sports feed renewed interest in the Fitzsimmons Jeffries bout. Odds favor Fitzsimmons may shrink as Jeffries supporters take any offer. Billy Delaney received a letter from John L Sullivan advising Jeffries.
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Fitzsimmons-Jeffriesight
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Billy Delaney
John
L.sullivan
Sullivan
Jett
Newton Boyd Dead A City Artist Died In New York
A. Newton Boyd formerly of this city died suddenly in New York on Monday. Born in Dublin Indiana he moved to Indianapolis as a child and studied art at the Indiana School of Art. He worked in the New York World comic art department the past two years. His parents and his New York widow survive. burial plans call for Indianapolis.
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Minneapolis
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Lowell
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New York
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Ted Sloane
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Edward McDuffee
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Dublin
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White
Newt
Indiana School of Art
Williem Forsyth
Art Students” League
New York World
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Indianapolis
Chicago Faces Drainage Catastrophe From Lake Michigan
Prof. G. K. Gilbert warns Chicago could be drained by Lake Michigan as land rises in the northeast and southern shores sink. The change would shift outflow to the Mississippi, reconfiguring the lake system, with effects unfolding over several centuries.
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Gilbert
Chicago
Lake Michigan
G. K. Gilbert
Geological Survey
Burnet House Scorched in Cincinnati Fire
Fire damaged the Burnet house in Cincinnati early Tuesday, with losses about 712,000. The blaze began in a hallway to the cafe as 125 guests and 40 employees fled in night clothes to safety. one woman on the top floor fainted and was helped down the fire escape, but no injuries were reported.
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Cincinnati
Burnet House
Died From Hydrophobia After Mad Dog Bite
Andrew Henge 40 Dubuque Iowa died after two months of sickness following a mad dog bite two months earlier. The death occurred Monday after extended suffering.
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Dubuque
Andrew Henge
Buckeyel ets tragedy report from Pauls Station
Harvey Moyer of Van Wert fell from scaffolding Monday and was fatally injured. William Nutting fatally shot Charles Martin at Pauls Station after discovering him with his wife. Investigations proceed.
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Harvey Moyer
van Wert
Wm. Nutting
Charles Martin
Paul's
Bloody Week Tensions Rise in Paris as Pro-Dreyfus Debate Heats
Paris reports a tense mood as press extras flood the streets with sensational headlines. Anti-Dreyfus organs push to curb public reaction while Orleanist and Bonapartist agents return after arrests, though the government vows to keep order.
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Paris
France
Two Deadly Jokes Cause Death in Two Cities
In Paterson New Jersey Joseph Grant and Christopher Ashfield workers at the powerhouse caused Frank McGill’s death by wiring a live cord to a soap tub for a prank. Both men are under arrest. In Mount Vernon Illinois James Hawkins died after allegedly drinking embalming fluid mistaken for lemonade following a wager.
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New York
Joseph Grant
Christopher Ashfield
Powerhouse
Paterson
N. J
Frank McGill
McGill
Mount Viernon
James Hawkins
Nell
Hawkins
Sixteen Bookmakers Form Protective Turf Association
In Chicago on May 30 sixteen bookmakers known across the country for bang-tail purses met Monday night and formed a turf association modeled after the Metropolitan group that governs betting on eastern tracks. Officers named were President Jas O’Leary, Secretary George North, and Treasurer John Ryan.
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Chicago
Metropolitan Turf Association
Jas. O'Leary
George North
John Ryan
Army official and a Highwood romance scandal
Assistant quartermaster Charles Campbell, jailed at Fort Sheridan, is accused of defrauding the United States by raising fodder receipts to cheat the government out of about $4,000. His persistent wooing of a Highwood woman sparked local hostility and led to revelations of frauds. Campbell was noted as a hero of Wounded Knee.
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Chicago
Charles Campbell
Fort Sheridan
United States
North Shore Military Reservation
Campbell
Highwood
Wounded Knee
Kidnapping Panic Hits New York Crowds
In New York on a Monday night a frantic crowd pursued two women believed to have kidnapped a two year old boy named Johnny. Mrs Mary Buckingham reported her child missing from a carriage on a sidewalk prompting 50 onlookers to chase the suspects from Broadway to Eighth Avenue. A seized child was shown to Mrs Buckingham who said the child was not Johnny, noting the target boy has curly hair.
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Clark
Mary Buckingham
W. Fifty-third St
Johnny
Broadway
Eighth-ave
Buckingham
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