Chicago Takes Both Games From Boston in Twin Bill
Chicago completed a doubleheader sweep of Boston as Captain Duffy misplayed a routine fly in the first game. Willis allowed a long single after three bases on balls, and Garvin’s wild throw sparked Boston’s early three runs. The Cubs answered with three on a gift, a double, a triple and a passed ball, then three more on four singles, an error and another passed ball. Attendance reached 6800.
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National League Games Reported Scores
In St Louis Philadelphia 3 10 St Louis victory toppled the Phillies. Cincinnati blanked Brooklyn 0 as Cincinnati held the visitors scoreless. Pittsburg defeated New York 7 at Pittsburg in the other NL matchups.
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Scores Report From Various City Matchups
Other games are listed with results across multiple cities. Providence defeats Syracuse 6 to 5 in Providence. Hartford hosts Toronto and wins 5 to 1. Springfield hosts Montreal as Springfield falls 5 nothing. Detroit hosts Indianapolis and wins 3 to 0. Cleveland hosts Buffalo and edges 8 to 7. Milwaukee hosts Chicago in a city matchup.
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Mineola Finishes First In Astor Cup Sailboat Race
Belmont's 70-foot sloop Mineola wins the 38 mile Vineyard Sound lightship course by 1 minute 6 seconds to take the $500 Astor Cup. Rainbow places second, Virginia and Yankee follow. Corona wins the $1,000 Astor schooner prize amid strong winds. Quisetta and Isolde claim other class cups. Hester loses topmast midway.
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Races Declared Off at Glens Falls Grand Circuit Meet
Rain in Glens Falls New York causes Grand Circuit races to be declared off for today and postponed to tomorrow, delaying the schedule for August 13.
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Vardon Beats Fenn In Maine Open Match Record Breaker
Harry Vardon, the English golfer, defeating A H Fenn in Poland Springs Maine, won the 36 hole match 7 up and six to play. He broke Fenns nine hole record of 87 by one and the 18 hole record of 77 by a margin of one, in this links contest.
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Vardon Rainy Golf Match Eyes Benched Fenn Showdown
In a rain soaked afternoon Vardon completed two rounds in 72 strokes with 36 for each nine. Fenn’s performance kept pace as the match moved toward a future best and final trial against Fenn and Findlay slated for tomorrow.
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Taylor Wins British Open Title and Sails to America
John Henry Taylor, holder of the British open golf championship after defeating Harry Vardon, arrives in Boston to meet American players and compete in the open championship. He plans to play in the United States Golf Association open at Chicago on October 5 and 6, and discusses his interlocking grip and approaches. Also aboard the Etruria is H. J. Whigham, 1896 and 1897 U S amateur champion, now war correspondent bound for China.
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Moran Turns Pro In East Sprint Circuit
The piece notes Jimmy Moran exits amateur ranks to join professionals, joining Ingraham, Hurley, and Hamilton as top East sprinters. Moran, a popular figure who earns prizes, is a steady milkseller by trade and remains in strong form, expected to challenge the lead in forthcoming meets. Ingraham misses a weekend race due to a prior accident, while Hurley emerges as a rising threat and vegetarian rider. Carni is seen as near his peak but not as quick as the pro trio.
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Gardiner Challenging English Middleweights in Boxing visit
George Gardiner the Lowell middle weight has arrived in England and challenged any of the country’s middleweights. If he arranges a bout he could be favored to win as one of the cleverest at his weight. His brother Billie travels with him and both are expected to make an impact before winter. Martin Flaherty has been matched with Jack Hamilton of Troy New York, a clever lightweight. Flaherty should win.
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Toronto Canoe Club Dominates Windermere Regatta Prizes
At Lake Roseau Birch Point Big Island Windermere Ontario August 13 the American Canoe Association regatta concluded with Canadian clubs winning most prizes Toronto Canoe Club took four firsts and three seconds Britannia Boat Club earned one first and a share of a second while American crews claimed a single win Pratt of Newton Mass and Lynch of Britannia Bay shared a second in the rescue race and H Co Allen of Trenton New Jersey won the single paddling double blades event.
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Jeffries Hurt In Bicycle Accident Near Asbury Park
Champion James J. Jeffries injured his ankle after a fall from a bicycle at training quarters in Loch Arbor near Asbury Park New Jersey. The injury was painful but not dangerous.
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Snatched Bryan's Son From Death
Chicago August 13 Gen Joseph Wheeler commander of the department of the lakes saved the life of William Jennings Bryan Jr the 12 year old son of the Democratic candidate for the Presidency The boy tied a caster and rubber bands into a long string and dangled from a window 75 feet above the sidewalk Wheeler saw him hanging and pulled him in by his legs narrowly averting a fatal fall
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Farwell Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
New York August 13 J L Farwell filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy with liabilities of 446734 15 and assets estimated at 2387 Most liabilities are owed in Claremont New Hampshire from the Farwell bank failure tied to Weston farms grazing lands and other securities at ten to twelve percent Interest He has been living quietly in New York since the crash Secured claims 119919 Unsecured 33852 25 Notes and bills 312962 86 Concord New Hampshire August 13 John L Farwell Jr says his father of Claremont was forced into bankruptcy by a creditor The Episcopal Church of New Hampshire trustees Harry G Sargent say Farwell Jr has been sued in Minnesota and Illinois and property attached in those states The action may have caused the bankruptcy but the trustees say they did not force it.
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William Steinitz World Chess Champion Dies at 83
New York Aug 13 William Steinitz famed chess master born Prague May 8 1837 died Sunday at Manhattan State Hospital. He won world title in 1872 defended it against Smerkertort and Gunsberg, later losing to Emanuel Lasker in 1891. Survived by widow and two children.
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Ferns Wins Welterweight Title Over Connolly in 15th
Rube Ferns of Kansas City defeated Eddie Connolly of New Brunswick at the Olympic club in Buffalo New York to claim the welterweight championship of America. The bout stayed even until mid 15th round when Ferns landed blows that led Connolly to retreat and have his seconds throw in the towel.
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Rescue at Chatham Inlet Saves Lightkeeper and Man
In Chatham Massachusetts on August 13 prompt aid from the Life Saving crew saved Lightkeeper Charles Hammond and Joseph Nickerson after their horse wagon and men were swept by a strong current at a crossing during high tide. The crew reached them as danger escalated and pulled them to safety.
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Bank of Kingfisher Fails in Oklahoma
Kingfisher Oklahoma August 13 a notice on the bank door states the Bank of Kingfisher is under the bank commissioner. Reported liabilities 61000 assets 51000. The bank was a private institution.
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Trains Collide Near Baltimore: Fatalities Feared at Newington
Two freight trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad collided at Newington station near Baltimore late tonight. Reports say the fireman and engineer of one train were killed, but details remain unclear.
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Big John McClaire Arrested by Boston Police
Boston police tonight seized "Big John" McClaire who is sought for shooting two men in Dover New Hampshire early Friday morning. He will be taken to Dover by officers in the morning.
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Fruit Jars Advertised by Pollard and Co
A. G. Pollard & Co promote reliable preserving jars with claims of perfection. Mason jars priced at 49c for pints 69c for quarts and 72c per dozen for 2 quarts. Lightning Jars offered with pints 1.00 per dozen quarts 1.10 and 2 quarts 1.49. extra rubbers for Masons extra rubber dozen 10c.
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On the Beach and a Soldier’s Final Farewell
A tale of love at a sea shore ends with a confession and separation as Dorothy awaits a lover who never arrives. A later scene portrays a South African battlefield where a hero dies after enduring thirst and sand, while a distant beloved inherits sorrow and faith.
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JORMOROMOROR KARRIAGE IN HEAVEN
Honowoxo%oKo a fine fellow drawn sword near six feet tall with broad shoulders and health in youth. His calm eyes faced the world and owed no man except his tailor. A fearless khaki man, true as steel, bound for war with kin aboard. Splendid fellows all. The marvel was we could count such gallants by the thou-
No legitimate male heirs left from early English kings and barons
The record notes no male descendant of any English king who reigned before George I sits on the throne. It states none of the Magna Carta signatories have surviving male heirs and no barony by writ remains in the original male line. It cites about 800 noble or gentle families still holding land in male succession from earlier eras.
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