Knickerbocker A. C. Topples New York D. C. in Nine Men
Knickerbocker Athletic Club defeats New York Cricket Club by 86 runs at Prospect Park as N Y C C fields nine players and misses key men J E Roberts C Byers and A H Stratford F F Kelly and A W Clarke top innings for Knickerbockers while W Whitaker takes five wickets for 10 runs in five overs.
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Croker Homecoming Fails to Lift Tammany-Hale Ball at Polo Grounds
Brooklyn defeats New York 12 to 4 as Croker’s return has little impact on Harlem hired hands. Doheny struggles for New York while Jennings, Daly and Grady star for Brooklyn. Game duration 2 hours 8 minutes with O'Day officiating.
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Cincinnati Wins Pitchers Battle in Chicago Showdown
Cincinnati edged Chicago 7 to 4 after an error and three hits produced three Chicago runs in the third. Taylor allowed four runs in the seventh with one bad inning and two wild pitches. Both starters kept the other nine innings scoreless until late. Attendance 4,100.
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Fragmentary Philadelphia Notice on Batteries Sale
A partial OCR fragment notes a Philadelphia item involving Batteries Cuppy Nichols Sullivan Fraser and McFarland. Specifics like dates or action are unreadable but imply a sale or listing connected to a local firm or entities.
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Charity Baseball Game in New Rochelle Heats Up City
Nearly three thousand residents watched Mayor M J Dillon and Aldermen duel city employees in a charity nine inning game. The Aldermen won 17 to 6 as Archer hit a homer and Dillon led fund raising with a ten dollar contribution. Proceeds support the Day Nursery led by Mrs C Oliver Iselin.
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Famine Relief Appeal From Kolhapur Mission in India
Galen W. Seiler of the American Presbyterian Mission at Kolhapur reports severe famine in India with six million government relief workers and sixty million affected. He notes water shortages, dying cattle, and thousands of orphans, urging continued donations through C. W. Hand in New York and describing forthcoming relief efforts over four months. Mahabaleshwar, India, May 18, 1900.
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Obstructed Fire Escapes Faulted in Tenement Dangers
A district nurse writes from New York on June 20 1900 blaming builders and landlords for dangerous tenement conditions that force families to crowd onto unsafe fire escapes. She argues this is a systemic failure in housing design and maintenance, not just tenant behavior.
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New York and Wall Street Letters Warn of Pessimism
A letter from Washington criticizes finance leaders for spreading gloom that could sap November support for sound money. It argues no foreign risk justifies fear and urges unified action to bolster confidence and defeat Bryan.
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Mayor Harrison Entangled in Robbery Visit
A well dressed man named Arthur Hyman, claiming to be a Chicago mayor’s schoolmate, visited the West Thirty sixth Street police station and then Captain Thomas. Hyman says he was with Mayor Harrison yesterday afternoon and accompanied him back to Chicago. He admitted reporting a robbery but gave evasive replies when asked for details.
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Brooklyn and Jersey City Join Baseball Card At Jersey City Grounds
The Brooklyn National League team faces Jersey City today at Johnston avenue grounds with Dunn from Jer sey starting for Brooklyn and Rochelle to pitch for Jersey. The Ironsides debut at Weehawken against West New York Field Club. Hoboken meets Seneca of New York in a tied match replay at St George cricket grounds.
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Harvey Fisk & Sons win by forfeit at Manhattan College
The Harvey Fisk & Sons baseball team defeated Vermilye & Co after the Vermilye squad failed to appear. After a five minute wait, the umpire awarded the game 9 to 0 to Harvey Fisk & Sons at Manhattan College grounds yesterday afternoon.
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Wesleyan Defeats Amherst In 9 2 Ball Game
Amherst, June 23 Wesleyan defeated Amherst 9 to 2 as Lufkin allowed nine runs. Amherst bungled fielding and could not hit the pitcher well outside the fifth inning. Batteries Lufkin and Inglis Kent Rushmore Tinker and Priddy.
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Nat C. Goodwin Seriously Ill In Montana Hotel
A Pioneer Press dispatch from Burge Montana reports actor Nat C. Goodwin suffered an accidental morphine overdose. He remained in a comatose state for over a day before awakening and traveling with his company to Duluth where he hopes to perform Monday.
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Orange Athletes trounce Watsessing on Orange Oval
The Orange Athletics defeated Watsessing 26 to 9 yesterday after noon on the Orange Oval. Batteries-Lawcon McLaughlin and O Neil, L Hesterfer and J Ferguson starred for Orange as Watsessing showed clear inferiority.
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Eastern League results from Worcester Providence Montreal Hartford
Worcester defeated Rochester 8 to 5 while Providence beat Syracuse 5 to 3. Montreal edged Saint Second SECs rngle 5 to 4 in a second game and Hartford won 5 to 4 over Toronto.
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baseball scores from american league games
In Chicago Chicago defeated Kansas City 3 2. Detroit routed Indianapolis 6 0. Cleveland beat Buffalo 10 1. Minneapolis defeated Milwaukee 8 2.
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Newport Cadet Training Ship Sails For Cadet Observation Tour
The cadet training ship Newport sails from Newport for Lynn Haven Bay to remain until June 29 with the Annapolis third rear class aboard. The voyage schedule includes calls at Newport Boston Vineyard Gardiner's Bay Nantucket Sound Vineyard Sound Buzzards Bay Philadelphia and Annapolis through August 28.
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Missionary pair killed in Boxer uprising in China
Delaware Ohio June 23 reports semi official news from Tien Tsin that Rev Dr Pyke and wife and Rev Norman Hayner and wife, all of this race, were murdered by Boxers. Le on ard secretary of the Foreign Missionary Society confirms the killings.
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Leonard
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Tien-Tsin
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Norman Hayner
Death of ex senator Frederick Julian at age 95
Frederick Julian died at his Greene home at ninety five. In the sixties he represented this district in the State Senate.
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John Never Would Do It Like Others
An excerpt from Harper's Bazar recalls Mrs. Worthingham discussing John’s singular ways. The narrator notes his stubborn pride even in death, saying he would not follow conventional manners of drowning and chose to stay submerged after one dive.
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Editor Corrects Tolstoi Labeling and Views
A letter to the editor from New York disputes Tribune editorial labeling Count Tolstoi as a socialist. It argues Tolstoi is an anarchist, opposing paternalistic socialism, while noting Resurrection endorses Henry George land tenures though George denied socialism. The Chicago Record quote follows.
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Brigham H. Roberts Sentenced for Polygamy in Utah
Salt Lake City Utah June 23 Brigham H Roberts convicted of unlawful cohabitation was sentenced by Judge Morrell to pay a 150 fine or 150 days in county jail with thirty days suspended for appeal Roberts faced a mixed defense arguing religious belief affected his position while the county attorney urged a strong example Roberts declined to add remarks after his attorney spoke and referenced prior Washington statements
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Harris Sees Republican Ticket Strength and Risks
Senator Harris of Kansas, a ex Confederate Democrat Populist, comments from the White House on the Republican National ticket. He praises Roosevelts popularity in the West but argues the ticket may not win, citing prosperity from seasons and economy rather than Republican policy, and warns against Democratic pledges that could cost November.
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