Minneapolis Rain Halts Blues Miller Game Drama
The Blues and Millers game in Minneapolis was drawn after heavy rain paused play in the fourth inning. One run by the Blues in the fourth stood as the only score, with Swan pitching well before Umpire Kane called the game as conditions worsened.
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Minneavouts
Blues
Kane
Swan
Kansas City
Hallman
Sullivan
Cross
Beckley
O'Brien
Nortins
Minneapolis
Oyler
Welday
O'Neil
Brashear
Vreeman
Graham
Clark
Kerwin
Quillen
Buelow
Krueger
O’brien
Clarke
Kriege
Neighbors
O'Neill
Mallman
Ovyter
Belmont racing card notes and results
Summary of opening Belmont races listing horses like Lat of Langdon and The Pippin with winners and odds, plus entries such as Rio Aude and Red River. Also mentions several subsequent races including a hurdle chase with Peter Daily, and a final field headed by Jersey Lightning and Whip with times and placements.
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Belmont
Sreondeace
Saddpiper
R. Dagne
Pippin
Gliding Nelle
Netter
Kerr
Black Oak
J. Tucker
Antecus
Payman
Maeter of Craft
Greene
Arkie Prince Ching
Rathrod
Melow Hrook
Peter Daily
C. Smith
U Lynedd
Seedads
Flying Machine
Warrior
Nimrod
Tony Ronero
Siviver
Red River
Risito
Musgrave
Live Wire
Catone
Tackalan
Cace
Park View
Koerner
Jersey Lightning
EK. Dagan
G. Burne
Gowan and
Pugada
Resignation of Prof H H Bawden Vacates Cincinnati Chair
Cryemasati May 25 The University of Cincinnati trustees declare the philosophy chair vacant after Prof H H Bawden resigns. They cite false pretenses at hire from Vassar, alleged threats to a president, and conduct unbecoming of the university as reasons for the action.
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Cryemasati
H. H. Bawden
University of Cincinnati
Dalney
Rawden
Vassar College
Tle
Bawden
Grommets
Brady case continued in portersfield division
The trial of J E Brady former president of the Merchants Refrigerating Company was continued until September 14 in Judge Porterfield's division of the criminal court. The grand jury returned eleven indictments with two counts of embezzlement and nine counts of warehouse law violations.
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J. E. Brady
Merchants’ Refrigerating Company
Porterfield
Criminal Court
Brady
Charles W. Smith Elected Bishop on Twelfth Ballot
Rev. Dr. Charles W. Smith of Pittsburg was elected bishop of the M E church on the twelfth ballot at Baltimore on May 25. Total 744 needed. Smith 496. Hughes 477. Lewis 405. McIntyre 404. Stutz 300. Downey 828. Hingeley 140. Mason 247. Tennings 107. Dorchester 62. Goodella.
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Charles W. Smith
Baltrimore
Pittsburg
M. E. Church
Smith
Hughes
Lewis
McIntyre
Stutz
Downey
Hingeley
Mristol
Mason
Tennings
Cooke
Dorchester
Goodella
William A. Quayle
Chicago
Wilgon
Sioux
City
Homer
C. Stanter
Madison
N. J
Robert McIntyre
Loss Angeles
Edwin N. Hughes
Greencastle
Ind
David G. Downey
New
Missing 15 Year Old Lawrence Girl Alleged Runaway With Sister-in-Law Husband
Lawrence Kansas May 25 C C Daley a recent Fort Leavenworth private is said to have run away yesterday with Edith Mathews 15 year old sister in law Daley and his wife had been visiting Lawrence for two weeks A Kansas City sleeper train schedule note appears in the ad copy context.
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Lawrence
Sister
Lawrence, Kas
C. C. Daley
Fort Leavenworth
Edith Mathews
Daley
Weather Forecast Promises Fair Tomorrow with Chance of Showers
A weather observer said this morning that there will be a shower tonight followed by general clearing tomorrow. Temperatures are expected to show little variation with little change overall.
No flood danger forecast for Kaw and Missouri regions
Weather forecaster P. Connor reports light and well spread rainfall in the Kaw and Missouri watersheds with no danger of flooding. He notes heavier rains south of the area in Oklahoma and Texas causing floods, while local rainfall remains under half an inch yesterday. The Missouri river stands at 14.1 feet, well below the danger line of twenty one feet.
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Kaw
Missouri
P. Connor
Oklahoma
Texas
Metropolitan Street Railway denies planned management changes
Samuel McRoberts, chairman, arrived in Kansas City to deny reports that president Lernard Corrigan and other officers will retire in June. He said only routine business will be transacted at the quarterly meeting. The annual meeting for the holding company will be held in Jersey City the fourth Monday in June.
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Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Samuel McRoberts
Kansas City
McRoberts
Lernard Corrigan
Kansas City Railway and Light Company
Metropolitan
Electric Light Company
Jersey City
Last Guest Checks Out as Midland Hotel Closes
The Midland hotel register closed at 6 this morning with Joseph Grombach of Chicago as the last guest. The company will serve one more meal Wednesday and vacate the building June 1 when the lease ends. George W. Hale is expected in Kansas City tomorrow. Huughes Bryant says remodeling plans are complete and denied any hotel lease rumor.
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Midland Hotel
Joseph Grombach
Chicago
George W. Hale
Kansas City
Huughes Bryant
Bryant
Kansas City to Probe Great Western Books
J. E. McVoy the state insurance department actuary arrived in Kansas City to conduct a full examination of the Great Western Life Insurance company books. The inquiry will influence W. D. Vandiver's decision on a proposed capital increase and will run about a week while a new board of directors chosen by court takes control.
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J. E. McVoy
State Insurance Department
Kansas City
Great Western Life Insurance Company
W. D. Vandiver
McVoy
Field Gets Wis Pay At Last
In Independence the county court voted 900 to pay Judge R H Field as special prosecutor in the Sunday theater cases following a Jackson county circuit court ruling. Judge Patterson and Judge Dodd supported the payment while Ho Moss opposed, believing Field offered his services free for the good of the cause.
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Independence
Circuit Court
Jackson County
R. H. Field
Patterson Andudge Dodd
Ho Moss
Field
Burglar Wounded by Panic Fleeing with Jewelry
Mrs. William P. Walton woke to a thief in her room at 2632 East Thirty ninth street about 3 am. She screamed, her husband chased the burglar into the street, who fled with jewelry valued at 8101,000 including four diamond rings and a large four carat stone plus about $10. Total loss set at about $1,000.
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William P. Walton
East Thirty
Ninth Street
Mr. Walton
Street car crash after bricks on track in Argentine
A street car plowed into a vacant frame building after bricks on the track at Maple street and Ruby avenue caused the car to climb a curbstone. Conductor J. B. Crane was slightly injured, four passengers unharmed. Motorman G. N. Rice failed brakes while eastbound Car 495, seen bricks, attempted to stop.
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Argentine
J. B. Crane
Maple Street
Ruby Avenue
G. N. Rice
Princess Elopement Rumor Rocks European Courts
Paris reports a princess from a major European royal house has allegedly eloped fleeing to London to wed in a registry office. London Paris Berlin police are urged to halt the couple and alert embassies. The princess may be an Austrian Archduchess, daughter of Archduke Frederick, with four unmarried archduchesses aged 23 to 15 possible suspects.
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Paris
Europe
London
Berlin
Cologne
Archduke Frederick
Marie Henrietta
Gabrielle
Isabelle
Marie
England
Thaw Denied Freedom by Court for Insanity
Fry K Thaw, who killed Stanford White, will remain in asylum custody after Justice Morshauser rules he is insane and cannot be released on habeas corpus. The decision upholds prior commitment and keeps Thaw jailed at least until a further order, with possible transfer to another institution being considered.
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Povenkrersit
N. Y
Fry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Justice Dowling
Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Morshauser
White Plains
Morshhauser
Dan
Identification of Mabel Snell letters in will case
Positive identification of letters attributed to Mabel Snell McNamara was the day’s highlight in the will case. Handwriting expert J D Cheney confirmed the author as Mrs McNamara and noted the indorsements in the name Lone Lyell. Additional testimony covered transfers of town lots and related correspondence with Mabel Snell. A dentist, A L Van Arsdall, moved his office to 500 Commerce Building.
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Canton
Int
Mabel Snell McNamara
Kansas City
Snell
Babe
J. D. Cheney
McNamara
Cheney
Lone Lyell
Mabel
Europe
Fort ¢ la
Mabel Snell
Colonel Snell
A. L. van Arsdall
Commerce
Woman’s body found in barrel near New York islands
Unidentified woman’s body, believed murdered, recovered today from a barrel in Little Hell Gate between Ward’s and Randall’s islands. The grisly find follows discolored eyes and a bruised nose, with nearby Thomas Jefferson Park hosting Italian outings.
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New York
Little Hell Gate
Ward's
Randall's Islands
Thomas Jefferson Park
Mrs Vanderbilt Granted Absolute Divorce and Custody
An interlocutory decree of absolute divorce was granted to Mrs Elsie French Vanderbilt from Alfred G Vanderbilt by Justice O Gorman in the New York supreme court. She receives custody of their only child a boy. The couple married at Newport January 14 1901. She is an heiress in her own right and by expecta tion. Times of marital troubles cited motoring and coaching hobbies. Vanderbilt left for England soon after filing for divorce and is involved with English coaching and travel on Venture.
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New York
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Vaneaeue
Elsie French
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Newport
Frederick Orme French
England
Venture” and Its
London
Brighon
Live target for big guns tests at Hampton Roads
The U S monitor Florida sails from Norfolk to serve as target ship for gunnery tests at Hampton Roads beginning Wednesday. The Florida is to be tested with the Arkansaw and the torpedo boat Morris taking part in the exercises.
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Navy
Norfolk
Florida
Norfolk Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Arkansaw
Morris
Hoboken Justice Reiterates Secret Gould Sagan Ceremony
Hoboken Justice Budenbender says he transformed ex countess into a princess and will release details and witnesses tomorrow. Paris attorney for Mme Gould denies any marriage occurred. Gould family and Anna Gould and Prince de Sagan in Paris refuse comment as George Gould plans European trip for a final settlement with his sister.
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New York
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Atlantic
Justice Budenbender
Hoboken
M. Cachard
Paris
Mme. Gould
Associated Press
Gould
Anna
Prince de Sagan
Budenbender
George Gould
Europe
Paris denial of secret Gould de Sagan marriage plan
Paris reports attorney for Mme Anna Gould denies secret hoboken wedding tale. The marriage to Prince Helic de Sagan is to proceed with civil and religious ceremonies under a separation of property regime. In Texas, Dallas floods force rail closures, drownings, and widespread damage while other areas report receding floods and murky rail status.
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Paris
M. Cachard
Mme
Anna Gould
Mme. Gould
Prince Helic de Sagan
Associated Press
Hoboken
N. J
America
Gould
France
Avenue Malakoff
Chateau Marais
Weer Boni de Castellane
Castellane
Prince de Sagan
Navy Conducts Historic Target Test in Chesapeake Bay
The old Southern drill grounds in lower Chesapeake Bay host naval tests with the torpedo net protecting the monitor Florida from torpedo fire. Tugs Mohawk and Rocket assist as photographers and officials observe, marking the first naval test of this kind and the torpedo net in service.
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Chesapeake Bay
Mohawk
Rocket
Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy
Florida
Prince Helie de Sagan Visits Mme Gould in Paris
Prince Helie de Sagan was the sole visitor yesterday at Mme Anna Gould's house on Avenue du Bois. The madam was reportedly not in.
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Prince Helie de Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Avenue du Bois
Platform vote rejects Christ leader phrase in party platform
At the Washington convention on May 25 ministers and delegates voted down a proposal to insert the words We accept Christ as our leader in the party preamble. They argued the phrase would provoke hostility from Jews and others of differing religions. The platform also opposes local option as a compromise.
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Searitz
Wasa
Christ
Mae C Wood Platt Divorce Case Bail Set
Mae C Wood of Omaha who sued Senator Thomas C Platt for divorce was released on $5000 bail. She faces a perjury charge tied to testimony in the case heard last week. The bail bond bears her signature Mae C Wood att.
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New York
Mae C. Wood
Omaha
Thomas C. Platt
Miss Wood
Wood
Mae C. Woodatt
Floods Increase as Six Die in Dallas Bridge Collapse
Flood conditions spread through eastern and middle Texas. Six men drowned when a bridge collapsed at Dallas amid rising waters. Rescue teams and local authorities searched the area as weather worsened.
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Dallas
Tex
Quayle Elected Bishop in Ten Ballot Methodist Vote
The Rev. Dr. William A. Quayle pastor of St. James Church Chicago was chosen bishop on the tenth ballot by the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church ending a deadlock. The May 25 report from Barrymore Minnesota notes the final tally and decision.
Mrs Gunness Story With Arkansas Informant Moves Officers
Mayor Darrow and law partner H Y Worden, representing Ray Lamphere, chase new leads in the Mrs Belle Gunness case. A mysterious Arkansas informant claims Gunness escaped in male clothing and sent a letter within days of her alleged death, offering to provide letters and more details if interviewed.
Real Estate Transfer: Baldwin Sells Corner Property
Robert G. Baldwin sold the northeast corner of Fifteenth and Harrison to James W. McMurray for 43500. The 75 by 160 foot tract houses nine apartment buildings and was bought as an investment. W. J. Dillon headed the real estate deal for United States and Mexican Trust Company as both seller and purchaser.
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Robert G. Baldwin
Fifteenth and
Harrison Streets
James W. McMurray
Fifteenth Street
Harrison Street
W. J. Dillon
Reallening
United States
The Versatile Dr Quayle at Baker University Leader
Dr Quayle, then Baker University president, is described as a seedy farmer type in the 905 era. He was summoned to the East on church affairs and a Philadelphia pastor alerted him to an important visit. The tale notes an arrival and late church approach.
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Baker University
Quayle
Philadelphia
Clay
Wiagle
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