Pittsburg Nationals Beat St Louis in Twin Bill
St Louis took two games from Cleveland as Dona hue limited the visitors to five hits in the first game and Moore allowed two more. In the second, Cleveland failed to score on Reidy until the seventh while St Louis plated runs in the first two innings off Polchow. Attendance 16,900. Umpire O Loughlin.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Donahue
Moore
Reidy
Polchow
Sugden
Bemis
O'Loughlin
Detroit Dodgers Win Tight Doubleheader One Run Swing
Detroit edged Chicago in the opener with clustered hits and four runs in the late innings. Patterson held the visitors to two safeties and one run in the second game as Chicago easily won behind timely hitting. A brisk double play by Patterson Daly and Isbell highlighted the day before a 9,000 attendance. Pratt Callahan Sullivan vs Kissinger Buelow in a 2.20 time game with Carruthers and Sheridan umping.
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Chicago
Detroit
Patterson
Daly
Isbell
Pratt
Callahan and Sullivan
Kissinger
Buelow
Carruthers and
Sheridan
Unclear Conference Duel Noted Between Teams and Players
A fragment mentions Chicago and Detroit players Batteries Patterson McFarland Mercer Maguire with times 1.20 and 1.52. Names pires Sheridan Carruthers appear as participants in an event, but exact context and outcome remain unreadable from the preserved text.
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Chicago
Detroit
Patterson and McFarland
Mercer and Maguire
Sheridan and Carruthers
Baseball results from Cleveland and St Louis series
Saturday games in Cleveland: Cleveland 4 St Louis 1 and Cleveland 1 St Louis 0 in 10 innings. Sunday in St Louis: St Louis 2 Cleveland 1 in first game and St Louis 6 Cleveland 3 in second. Also note rain delays in Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and wet grounds in Detroit Chicago.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Chicago-Detroit
Chicago
Visitors win both games as Chicago falls under early lead
In Chicago on September 14 the visitors took both games. They managed three hits off Taylor in game one, two for extra bases, with two runs scoring on put outs. Five hits, three errors, and modest wildness from Hardy produced a strong Chicago deficit. Phillips kept the locals scoreless until the seventh and ninth. Attendance 400. Final: Cincinnati 23 Chicago 18 in game one. batteries Taylor and Kling for Cincinnati with Hahn and Bergen for Chicago. Time 1.55. Umpire Brown.
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Chicago
Taylor
Hardy
Phillips
Cincinnati
Kling
Hahn
Bergen
Brown
Cincinnati Batteries-Hardy and Kling Umpire Caption
The fragment lists Cincinnati and Chicago teams or players with names Batteries Hardy and Kling Phil lips and Bergen. Time 1.40. Umpire unspecified.
Pittsburg Team Delayed By Railway Crash In St Louis Game
Pittsburg arrived late due to a railway accident and the baseball game began at 4 pm in St Louis. Heavy hitting and many errors defined the contest with all pitchers troubled. Attendance was 45,000. Final score Pittsburg 13 4 10 0 St Louis 6 0 0 1 2. Batteries Hackett O Neill Weaver J Neill McLaughlin Phelps. Time 2.00 Umpire O Day.
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St. Louis
Pittsburg
Hackett
M. O'Neil
Weaver
J. O'Neil
McLaughlin
Phelps
O' Day
Unclear Scoreline Matches From scattered pairings
The fragment lists multiple baseball results with city pairings and scores, including Pittsburg 6 Pitts burgh, Chicago 12 St. Louis 0, and other bracketed or repeated city pairings. No coherent final outcome or event context is provided.
Reliable Low Priced Druggiata C. F. Blanchard successors
Reliable Low Priced Druggiata and successors to C. F. Blanchard present a listing at 4 3 Middlesex Col Thorndike Street in the City Northern Station Open Ga ma.
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C. F. Blanchard
Middlesex
Col. Thorndike Street
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Lowell Reader
Mrs. Annie Kelly of 90 Appleton street credits Dean's Kidney Pills with alleviating chronic kidney and bladder troubles. She describes back pain, unstable secretions, sleep loss, and nerves restored after using the product. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Annie Kelly
Appleton Street
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Doan’s
Buffalo Wins Doubleheader Over Worcester and Providence
Buffalo defeats Worcester 10 3 in game one and 9 2 in game two while Providence takes Rochester twice 7 4 and 9 8. Toronto hosts Newark with scores 38 yet Toronto loses 5 2 to Newark in the second game. Montreal splits with Jersey City 3 2 and 10 2 in the two games.
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Buffalo
Worcester
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Newark
P.c
Toronto Ee
Baseball scores from multiple New England games
Meriden Meriden 2 Waterbury 0. New London 7 Norwich 0. New Haven Bridgeport 7 New Haven 5 in a rain delayed second game. Springfield Hartford 7 Springfield 6. Local recaps note concise results and key inning events.
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Meriden
Waterbury
New London
Norwich
New Haven
Bridgeport
Springfield
Hartford
Week's Schedule Looks Across Major League Cities
National league games include Pittburg at St Louis and Philadelphia at Boston on Monday. Brooklyn visits New York. Chicago travels to Cincinnati. Classic cross league set with St Louis at Pittsburgh and New York at Brooklyn on various days. American league slate shows Philadelphia at Boston and Baltimore and Washington in multiple fixtures through Sunday.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
P.C
Young Toomey Triumphs In Rerun Regatta on Charles River
William Toomey, 11, of St Joseph A A, won two rerun races at the New England Amateur Rowing fall championship regatta on the Charles River. He first led a five boat field by 12 lengths but fouled a teammate at the turn. the race was rowed again an hour later, with Toomey finishing five lengths ahead in 10 minutes 53 seconds. Other events saw Jeffries Point win the senior four shell, Riverside second, and Columbia third, while St Alphonsus A A defeated Millstream in the intermediate four-oared shell in 9 minutes 29 seconds.
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Boston
William Toomey
St. Joseph
Governor Beckham orders action to halt Louisville prize fight
Frankfort Ky Sept 14 Governor Beckham directed Attorney General Pratt to file legal proceedings to stop the McGovern Corbett prize fight at Louisville Parker House Bouquet.
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Frankfort
Beckham
Pratt
Louisville
Cotton Picking Labor Shortage Hampers Planters
Memphis dispatch reports cotton picking underway across Arkansas Mississippi and Tennessee with crops two weeks early. Labor scarcity drives rising wages as industrial growth pulls workers from farms, threatening a short harvest and potential early market liquidation.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Mississippi Valley
McKinley in Nation's Churches Observed on Anniversary
On the first anniversary of President McKinley's death, memorial services were held across New York City and major towns. Churches from Fifth Avenue to Buffalo observed the day with sermons praising his life, hymns, and public acts. Thousands attended concerts in Central Park and services in Brooklyn, Washington, Buffalo, Troy, and other cities.
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New York
William McKinley
Charles L. Thompson
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
McKinley
Church of Christ, Scientist
Gov. Odell
Francis Edward Marston
Mr. McKinley
Columbus, O
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Central Park
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Washington
President McKinley
M. E
Frank M. Bristol
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Buffalo
N. Y
City Convention Hall
Sere Meyer Kat
Chopin
E. C. Locke
Tracey C. Brecker
Anstem J. Smith
America
Mendelssohn
Troy
Winghamton
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. H. Laroche
D. D
Schnectady
Boston
Cincinnati
Elder
University of Cincinnati
New Haven
Conn
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Waterbury
Cann
St. Paul's Episcopal
Second Congregational
Davenport
Providence
R. L
James B. Parker
Czolgolsz
Temple of Music
Wes
People’s A. M. E. Second
Unknown distance bicycle race thrills Newark crowd
At Vailsburg track on September 14 6000 spectators witnessed an amateur unknown distance race with a slip measured start and suspenseful last lap. Results include D J Quillle Bayonne winning the one mile amature handicap in 2 01 2 5 and M L Hurley New York A C winning the four mile amateur in 9 03 4 5 with several place getters and lap prizes awarded to multiple riders.
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Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
D. J. Quille
Bayonne
Fenn
Bristol
F. A. McFarland
San Jose
Thomas Butler
Cambridgeport
T. Butler
Carnie
N. Butler
Fisher
Caldwell
Merrimack House Cigar Coming Ryan vs Carter Fight
Buffalo notes Tommy Ryan defends middleweight crown against Kid Carter at Fort Erie in a meet at 158 pounds with weigh in at 4 pm tomorrow. Carter backers post bets at two to one while Ryan supporters seek 350 to 500 dollars. Ryan weighs 155 pounds and promises a win.
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Buffalo
N. Y
International A. C
Fort Erie
Tommy Ryan
Kid
Carter
Ryan
Cuevas Named Porto Rican Commissioner Nominee
Felipe Cuevas has been nominated for Porto Rican commissioner to the United States by the American Federal party by a large majority in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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San Juan
P. R
Felipe Cuevas
United States
American Federal Party
Wedding Fight Ends With Stiletto Stabbing in Orange Street
In Fall River on September 14 a lively wedding celebration near St. Mary's church spilled into a brawl on Orange street. Francesca Schieri, 50, married, is under arrest for stabbing Pacquale Debuona, 26, who was intoxicated and refused service. Debuona was wounded near the heart but survived. Schieri disarmed by Officer Simmons and to be arraigned tomorrow. Debuona’s friends pursued Schieri during the melee as liquor flowed and a crowded scene unfolded after the couple Nicola Cashier and Dominic Ucci wed at 10 this morning.
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Fall River
Orange Street
Francesca Schieri
Pacquale Debuona
Nicola Cashier
Dominic Ucci
St. Mary’s Church
No. 52
Schieri
Debuona
General Perdomo Sent To The Isthmus
Panama, Sept 14. Permits allow Liberal employees of the Panama railroad and steamship companies to perform duties despite a pending decree forbidding Liberal street presence. A new decree imposes tonnage duties on vessels nearing Colombian ports. A war ministry despatch says Gen. Perdomo and his army will reinforce the isthmus, with Gen. Salazar told to resist insurgents. Insurgent Gen. Herrera reportedly strengthens at Bejuco and Chame, with some belief he may refrain from attacking Panama or Colon due to strong defenses.
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Panama
Colombia
Boguta
Perdomo
Colon
Egan Wins Western Golf Championship In Dramatic Finish
H Chandler Egan of Exmoor defeats cousin Walter E Egan of Lake Geneva by 1 up after 37 holes at Chicago Golf Club Wheaton to clinch the Western golf championship. Walter, 2 down at 1 pm, rallies to square late, but a bunker shot and errant strokes seal Chandler's final victory on 37th hole 6-5.
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Chicago
H. Chandler Egan
Exmoor
Wheaton
Walter E. Egan
Lake Geneva
Chandler
Walter
Panther Leaves League Island with Marines for Colon
Philadelphia dated dispatch reports the auxiliary cruiser Panther under Captain Wilson leaving League Island navy yard at 6 15 tonight. A 320 man marine battalion commanded by Lieut Col B R Russell sails aboard along with a field battery of four Colt rapid fire guns two other field pieces and ample ammunition in response to hurry orders from Washington bound for Colon.
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Philadelphia
Wasington
Panther
Wilson
League Island Navy Yard
Colon
B. R. Russell
Gardner Seeks Bout With Hart After Sharkey Refusal
Lowell boxer George Gardner plans to seek a bout with Marvin Hart after being refused a match with Tom Sharkey. Gardner’s manager says a win over Sharkey would have set up a fight with Jeffries.
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Tom Sharkey
George Gardner
Lowell
Marvin Hart
Gardner
Sharkey
Jeffries
Pius Fund Case Delayed Hearing At The Hague
The Hague September 14 A postponement of the Plus fund case between Mexico and the United States before the arbitration court is uncertain. Mexico seems not ready and questions remain whether all interested parties can arrive in time for the Monday opening after dinner at Parker House Bouquet.
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The
Hague
Plus Fund
Mexico
United States
Arbitration
Democratic Platform Forecast Aligns With National Lines
Boston dispatch reports the Democratic platform will be vigorous and national in scope for the approaching convention. State issues focus on abolishing the Governor's council, reducing state commissions for executive control, home rule for cities, referendum, and citizen labor on public works. Committee meeting Tuesday plans a harmonious platform with no minority report expected.
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Boston
Post
Atlanta Negro Congress reshaped city life for a week
The Atlanta Negro conference drew about 6600 attendees who transformed the city with orderly crowds and peaceful travel, contrasting with prior Fourth of July disturbances. Editorials praised the educated delegates and warned the white majority to consider elevation through respectful engagement and culture.
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Congress
Atlanta
Sledd
Emory College
Atlanta Constitution
White Standards in Negro Meetings Reflected at Avanta
A southern correspondent critiques a regional gathering showing white cultural bias and stagecraft, noting how both white leaders and a Black pastor conform to white expectations. He argues progress rests on educated, moral Black leadership and cites Tuskegee as a contrast to ornamented ritual and ignorance.
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Milton
Dr. P
New Orleans
Bethel
Tuskegee Farmers
Avanta
Virginia
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Arlington Hotel
Parker House
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Foxy Sharkey
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