Hoosiers Triumph in Second Game At St Paul
Indianapolis dominated the afternoon contest in Minnesota after a prolonged layoff. Hickey led the offense with stout slugging while Fricken struggled early, and Metz committed his first error of the season on a tough play. Cross, Sullivan, Rettger, Gray, MacAuley, Egan supported the effort in a high tempo Western League game.
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Indianapolis
Nts
Fricken
Saints
Eall
Hickey
St. Paul
Buson
Stewart
Metz
Various East and Midwest Sports Results From Tuesday
The page lists multiple scores from Washington and Boston teams, including Anderson, Terre Haute, Wabash, Muncie, Danville, Kokomo, Grand Rapids, Fort Wayne, New Castle, Youngstown, Wheeling, Dayton, Purdue Indiana, Harvard, and Cornell. It notes a two mile crew race won by Cornell by half a length and a Princeton victory over Cornell at field day trials. Also reports Joe Walcott’s knockout of Jim Watts in Louisville, a note that no women will attend the Fitzsimmons-Jeffries fight, Major Taylor’s wins at Boston races, and various track and bowling performances with scattered results and remarks on attendance and setup.
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Anderson
Terre Haute
Wabash
Muncie
Danville
Kokomo
Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne
New Castle
Youngstown
Wheeling
Mansfield
Dayton
Toledo
DePauw
Indiana University
Harvard
Cornell
Decatur
Alexandria
Princeton
Joe Walcott
Barbadoes
Jim Watts
Louisville
Watts
Bob
Taylor
Boston
Hickey Leads St Paul Hit Parade in Twin Bill
Hickey collected seven hits in 12 at bats as St Paul split a two game set drawing 3,500 fans for the doubleheader. Minneapolis topped attendance with 8,000 as Williams posted seven hits. The report covers errors, pitching notes, and team standings with references to Beville, Wa bash, and Columbus’s 19 to 0 wipeout of Milwaukee.
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Indianapolis
A.B. R
Henalvin
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Serneesee
Svaseee HH
Senses Sane
Paul
Idianapolis
Burke
Isbell
Motz
Hogriever
Kel
Hickey
Wole
Shugart
Spies
Sand Motz
Ho- Hiever
Allen
Sharrott
Beville
Nitcher
Kellum
Flynn Balk
St. Paul
Indianis
Minneapolis
Jimmy Williams
Williams
Wolverton
Wabash
Millers
Cincinnati
Scott
Hawley
Foreman
Newton
Sanders
Sally
Big Beville
Chicago
Milwaukee
Columbus
Jeffries Fitzsimmons Training Quiet as Mills Loom
May 81 Asbury Park training quarters reveal Jeffries in superb form drawing praise from out of town visitors. Rumors say odds of 2 to 1 favor Jeffries, with Fitzsimmons facing a tougher test under Tommy Ryan. Martin Julian joins Fitzsimmons’ camp while other boxing business shifts include a $12,000 sale of a horse.
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New York
Jeffries
Asbury Park
Fitzsimmons
Tommy Ryan
Martin Julian
Tobasco
Reina Mercedes In Doubtful Fate For Spanish Cruiser
The United States navy boards say fitting Reina Mercedes would cost about 250000 dollars and yield a subpar vessel. A proposal suggests keeping the cruiser at Norfolk navy yard until Congress decides its fate. Also noted a cigar makers union meeting at Mozart hall on Friday June 2 with William Strangs as principal speaker.
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Washington
Board of Naval Bureau Chiefs
Norfolk Navy Yard
Congress
Cigar-makers’ Union
Mozart Hall
William Strangs
Cigar-makers’ International Union
Dickens Manuscript of Mrs Gamp With Strolling Players to Sell
London May 31 The manuscript of Mrs Gamp with the strolling players in Dickens handwriting will be sold in William Wright's collection at the upcoming sale. The tale was never printed. The item surfaces amid notes on blood impurities with a string of unrelated phrases.
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London
Irs
Charles Dickens
Wm. Wright
Claimed Votes Put Henderson Near Speaker Role
Rep Babcock of Wisconsin cites 64 votes in sight for Henderson as a speaker bid with Iowa 11 Wisconsin 10 Michigan 12 Ohio 15 Indiana 9 Minnesota 7 totaling. Rumor says Wisconsin's Cooper may get rivers and harbors chair but Henderson allies push to solidify a western lead within 30 days.
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Washington
Babcock
Wisconsin
Henderson
Iowa
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Cooper
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Gen
Burton
House
Fenderson
West
Neall Pardon Efforts Underway After Court Martial
In San Francisco on May 31 strong efforts aim to secure a pardon for Capt. John M. Neall of the Fourth Cavalry who was found guilty by a court martial and dismissed. General Shafter reportedly pleaded for clemency as Neall’s canteen fund was short and he faced a period of drinking and disappearance before restitution was made by financier John W. Mackay. Mackay plans to seek a presidential clemency from President McKinley to allow Neall to accompany his troop to Manila next week. Neall is described as a popular leader among his men with a strong combat record.
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San Francisco
John M. Neall
Fourth Cavalry
Shafter
Neall
John W. Mackay
MelKinley
Manila
Miss Julia Grant to wed Russian guard prince this autumn
Miss Julia Dent Grant, daughter of General Grant, returns from Europe with Mrs Palmer aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. She will marry Prince Michael Cantacuzene of the Imperial Russian guard, in the autumn at her father’s New York home. the match is described as a love match by Mrs Palmer.
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New York
Julia Dent Grant
Tred D. Grant
Potter Palmer
Europe
Gold dust moving from Alaska by river steamer
Rich Kron dikes prepare to ship treasure as the White Pass & Yukon railroad issues a bill of lading for over 1 million dollars in gold dust. About five thousand men wait at Dawson to board the first river steamer, with half of them miners carrying from $1,000 to $50,000 in dust.
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Seattle
Wash
Krondikers
White Pass & Yukon Railroad Company
Dawson
Archduke Ferdinand and German Policy Tangle in Berlin
Berlin May 31 Archduke Francis Ferdinand heir to Austria Hungary visits Berlin amid German efforts to shield Germany from Austrian anti German policy. The Thun ministry faces collapse and Count Goluchowski may resign with the premier.
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Archduke Frank Ferdinand
Austro-Hungary
Franz Josef
Germany
Count Thun
Thun
Count Goluchowski
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