Y M C A Defeats Union City Wheel Club In Fast Game
A crowd of about 200 watched the YMCA beat the Union City Wheel Club 6 to 2 at Hotchkiss field yesterday afternoon. The nine inning contest lasted 1 hour 20 minutes, the shortest of the season, with D. Sweeney Ashmore and Callius each collecting two base hits. George pitched for YMCA and Tookey for Union City, umpired by Kiely.
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Union City Wheel Club
Hotchkies
Union City Boys
Ork
Ubog
Y. M
A. Bolloo
D. Sweeney
Ashmore
Callius
Kirk
Perry
Worrill
Sweeney
George
Tookey
Gibbud
Tookay
Givbud
Kiely
Vance
Raleigh
Zebulon Vance
Capital Square
Metropolitan Hall
Capitol Grounds
Eugene Daniel
D.D
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Kenan
Richard Battle
Laleigh
Battle
Nee
Wall Street Report by Doherty Agency
Branett office details the Boston and New York representatives of Howard Croaby and Co with a Chicago? Boston address at 24 Con prevail Street and a New York address at 62 Wall Street Culver Block Nau gutuck.
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John B. Doherty
Howard, Croaby &C
Con Preva St
Boston
Wall St
New York
Branett
Culver Block
Naugutuck
United States replies to Chinese peace offer in firm, brief term
After a White House meeting, the State Department disclosed a U S reply to Li Hung Chang’s peace commission request. It signals readiness to negotiations but insists no talks while China cannot control hostilities or identify its rulers. Wu is recognized as Chinese minister. details await formal release.
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Peking
Allen—Remey
City
Washington
United States
Li Jlung Chang
Burl Li
State Department
China
Li Hung Chang
Ehing
Tien Tain
Li Hang Chang
Conger
Chefu
Imperial Palace
America
Sian-fu
Shensi
Remey
Reilly
Tientsin
Sixth Cavalry
Tien-tsin
Remes
Signal Office
Scriven
War Department
Chaffee
General Chaffee
Chaffue
Root
Foreign Office
Tokyo
Shang
Waoting
Yung Yi
Li Shan
Lien Yuen
Yun
Paoting-fu
Americans Ahead at Peking Siege Relief
A Morning Post dispatch describes 1,500 Americans attacking the imperial palace, capturing four courts, hoisting the American flag over the imperial granary, and looting the imperial bank as part of events surrounding the siege.
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Londus
Imperial Palace
Morning Post
Peking
Tsung-Li-Ramen
Howe
Tsung-Lyamen
Legation Comily Chronicle
London
Kuto ‘Fukaaki
China
Li Hung Chang
Count von
Iespondent
Far East
Moscow
Daily
Grophie
European
Russia
Odessa
St. Petersburg
Shanghai
Li Hung Chung
Oking
Ohio mob seizes jail in lynching bloodshed attack
In Akron Ohio a mob attacked the city jail after a black man Tonis Peek confessed to attempting to assault Christina Maas a six year old girl. The crowd stormed the building, fired on the inmates and police, killing at least two and wounding many. Sheriff and officers defended the structure as chaos spread through the city. The incident prompted military deployment amid fears of a race war.
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Akron
Oelock
John Duffy
Christina
Theodore Maas
Perkins Itil
Tonis Peek
Hle
Peck
Union Depot
atSaltimore
Ohio
Pokes Court
Wonity
Ele
Trek
Pegro
Treasury Department
City
John Ey Walker
James McGowan
John Davidson
Fred Warwick
Glen Wade
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T. F. Baxter
Hopeon Lock
Naugatuck
Conn
R. C. Jones
Vaterina
Waterbury, Conn
W. L. Lloyd’s
J. J. Linskey
Union City
Peter Paul
Wat
American Journal of Health
Waterbury
Odd Fellows’ Block
al U
Abrib Po Dalton
Ashonore
Lodge Cf
Weaving
Collins Oc
Julien If Kirk
Maban If
Dunning
Gol Wilson
Wall Street Reports
Maar WR. Co
Brooklyn
Chile
Fitrad
Manhattan
Metropolitae
Natiound
York
TVS
Ug Cond & Tee
Victoria
Sheen Peete
Link Palace
Tmu
Berlin
Berliner Post
Nay
Wilde
Long Trin
Johnny Wilde
Union Station
Dawson City
Alaska
Bridgeton
Tle
Lle
Goshen
Gossen
N. Y
Joe Patchen
Gooden
John KR. Gentry
Primoner
Wownboc
ST. Paul
Coeorge Phalen
Omaha
Phalen
England
Boys
Lonton
South Metropolitan Gas Company
Pennsylvania
Ouramnan
George H. Flower
Carney Hospital
Williams
William
Moriarty’s
Waterbury Furniture Co
FOR
Gately & Brennan
Credit Clothiers
Center Street
Greenburgq
Hopson
E. P. Noonan
Taylor’s Market
Water Street
Beacon Falls Hotel
Gustav Shippers
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