Phillies Unable to Hit In Loss to Chicago
Philadelphia unable to hit as Chicago won easily. Ladgren’s curves trouble Phillies while White’s triple helps Chicago. Athletics beat Chicago for third place as Boston loses to Detroit with ten innings.
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Chicago
Athletics
Boston
Phillies
Ladgren
White
Jacklitseh
Giants
Pittsburg
Mathewson
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Gasten
St. Louis
Plank
Detroit
Mack
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Morley Shines as Nationals Defeat Loyola 18 to 4
The National C. C. defeated Loyola of Philadelphia 18 to 4 at Essington. Morley pitched well for the Nationals, supported by strong defense behind him. Moran L Hayes and J Hayes were standout hitters. Gaffney struck out nine for Loyola. Umpires Harris and Hot-Shot officiated.
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Morley
Essington
Loyola
Philadelphia
Nationals
National
C. C. Loyola
Moran
Deghan
J.m'g'n
O.m'gowen
Barber
Brien
L.hayes
J, Hayes
Wilhelm
Meeken
M'Cary
O'Neil
G.jones
Ogaffney
National C. C
L. Hayes
J. McGuigan
O. McGuigen
Gaffney
Roy Morley
Harris
Phillies slump as errors and weak hitting cost defeat to Chicago
The Phillies continued their batting woes and costly fielding mistakes in a loss to Chicago. Despite bright spots like Sulswitz with eleven of twelve chances, poor hitting limited any rally as Fraser allowed ten hits and Jacklitsch and Krug faltered behind the plate. Chicago capitalized with timely hits and aggressive base running to secure victory before 1,246 spectators.
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Phillies
Chicago
Sulswitz
Krug
Jackittsch
Lundgren
Illinois University
Jacklitsch
White
Fraser
Jacklitseh
Hulswitz
Krag
Lowe
Tinker
Schaefer
Athletics edge White Stockings 4 3 in Chicago thriller
In Chicago on August 5 the Athletics beat the White Stockings 4 to 3 after a late rally. Harry Davis made a clutch defensive stop in the final inning, preserving Mack’s win as Daly and Murphy contributed key hits and runs. Plank, Callahan pitched well for the Athletics.
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Philadelphia Times
Chicago
Athletics
Mack
Plank
Callahan
Harry Davis
Daly
Davis
Plaut
Strange
Sove Cross
Murphy
White Stockings
Cholce
Jones
Mertes
Callhan
Isbel
Fultar
H. O
Powers
L. Cress
Strang
Ones
Fultz
Sheridan
St Louis Edges Baltimore In Ten Inning Baseball Tilt
St Louis won the final game of the series against Baltimore in ten innings. Pitching split between two starters per team, the home club prevailed as the stronger batting side. The game featured loose play, key hits by Wallace McParland and Howell, and a late scoring rally to secure the 8 to 7 victory.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Kitson
Detroit
Collins
Boston
Mercer
Criger
Sparks
ST. Louis
Baltimore
R. Iho
A.n
R.H. C.A.B
Burkett
D.c
Widrick
Selbach
Hempl
And
Howell
Metick
Kahoe
Sudhoff
Lane
Harper
Shields
Friel
Yeager
Xone
Roan
St. Louis Baltimore
St. Lain
Wala Relbens
Wallace
Bach
McParland
Williams
Gilbert
Adden
Smith
Hemphill
Anderson
Butler
Sudhof
Ae ‘Sudhof
Tler
OM "Shields
Carruthers and Johnstone
Janowski Again in Lead in Hanover Chess Round
The thirteenth regular round in Hanover sees Janowski in front after adjournment, defeating Gune berg and leading ahead of Levin who fell to Popiel. Atkins, Tschigorin, and Olland won. Napier drew with Suechting. Pillsbury-Wolf unfinished with Pillsbury holding a winning edge.
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Hanover
Atkins
Bardeleben
Gunsberg
Janowski
Wolf
Pillsbury
Marshall
Tschigorin
Olland
Gottschall
Mieses
Cohn
Popiel
Levin
Swiderski
Mason
Suechting
Napier
Guneberg
Soechting
Nuttall Breaks Open Water 500 Meter Record
London authorities report Joe Nuttall broke the world 500 meter open water swimming record at Leicester by swimming five minutes fifty seconds. He previously held the 5 minute 51 second mark for the distance in open water.
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London
Joe Nuttall
Seicester
Nuttall
Golf Player William Holabird Jr Stricken by Typhoid Fever
Chicago August 5 William Holabird Jr a golf player is critically ill with typhoid fever at his Evanston home His recovery is doubtful He contracted the fever at Potsdam Pa where he was attending school
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Chicago
William Holabird, Jr
Evanston
Pottsdam
Train Crash Ignites Oil Train Fire In Los Angeles
A Santa Fe passenger train from Redondo Beach crashed into an oil train after passing an open switch. Engines and cars were wrecked, a fuel tank exploded, burning oil spread, and the Combs Refining Company plant burned down. Four employees suffered minor injuries.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe
Redondo Beach
Combs Refining Company
Striking Weavers End Long Ken Sington Mills Lockout
The 1,000 rug weavers in Ken Sington ended a two month strike as all nine mills resumed operations. About 4,000 workers including weavers and others returned to their posts at 7 am.
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Kensington
Picture Missing 44 Years Found in Hamburg
Forty four years after a daguerreotype of Thomas M. Fister vanished from his mother Mrs Simon B. Fister’s Hamburg home the lone photo reappears. Mrs. Fister and her family kept the search alive despite the long lapse.
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Sreday
Philadelphia Times
Thomas M Fister
Mra. Simon
Fister
Hamburg
Mr. Fister
Alabama Stakes Upset by Par Excellence at Saratoga
Par Excellence, a 40 to 1 selling plater, defeated Lux Costa by a neck to win the Alabama Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at Saratoga. Zoroaster set a track record for a mile in 1 3 0 3 5 as crowds of over 4,000 watched. Other races featured Alsano’s front running win and Gunfire fading as favorites fell.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Lux Costa
William C. Whitney
Gunfire
Hatasco
Josepha
Par Excellence
Femesole
Alsano
Boutonniere
Zoroaster
Scoffer
Grantsdale
High Chancellor
Gray Park
Old Fort
Squanto
Empress of India
Wax Candle
Decoration
Redfern
Conunndrum
Lyne
Wonderly
Odom
Bessie McCarthy
the Musketeer
J. Martin
Belvino
Sadducee
O'Connor
Rove
Belarno
Flying Buttress
Delagoa
Morningside
T. Burns
Himself
Caughoawaga
Wade
Siggret
Dilly
Lanceman
Highland Park Race Meeting Sees Early Accident and One Favorite Win
At Detroit August 5 the Highland Park meet opened with a four horse pileup in the fourth race after Cas id released to barrier. Lady Gallantry caused the wreck with several riders injured though not seriously. Only Lorina, the favorite, won the day as track conditions remained fast and showery.
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Detroit
Casid
Lady Gallantry
Adama
Enhance
Miner
Lorne
C. Kelly
Exapo
Kinsler
Lorina
Lady Kent
Miss Chapman
D. Gilmore
Him Tine
Robertson
Irish Jewel
Circus Girl
Aden
Great Star
Cormac
Woodchuck
the Mirage
Kasilens
Castro
Sly Boots
Hopkins
Sir Gallant
McClusky
Loi. Stans
Lady Draper
Esate Satef
Questor
Semper Primus
Bill Massie
R. Steele
Medi
Adams
Brief
Minder
Ross Fame
Mint Bed
Optima
Wainwright
Gerda
Caesara
Swallowtail
Tle
Belle Court
Croghan
Secundus
Mcanhade
Simon
Way
Picador
Pretty Rosie
Vice
Ates Tegiase
Sauber
I.diates
Arius
Brazil
Terry Ranger
Brandywine
Pat My Boy
Delmar OK feature race as Erema loses to Miss Go Lightly
Delmar stakes day features six furlongs with Erema faltering late to Miss Go Lightly by two lengths. Multiple selling races followed with winners including Joe Leaser ridden by Fauntleroy in race one and Jack Young ridden by Donegan in race two, with times around 1 16 and 1 10.
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ST. Louis
Delmar
Erema
Miss Golightly
Joe Leaser
Fauntleroy
Claude Walton
T. Dean
Little Dusch
Scully
Little Master
Marie
Flena
Bonnie Ester
Broodier
Elsie Karnes
Peaches
Deblaise
Hi Koller
The
Poet
Jack Young
Donegan
Barnacle
R. Murphy
Lazarre
Dr. Kammerer
Doeer
Crutchfield
the Advocate
Ployd
St. Vitus
Tenney Belle
Santa Ventura
Clonsilia
T. O
Ben Beach
Fred H Hasgift
Weldeman
Flop
Censor
Gabe
Scone
Dean
Dora
Racing figures and horses listed with values and owners
A list-like excerpt shows horse names such as Pourquoi Pas Goudy Helen Hay Votary Mudlavia and values attached including 95 100 108 104 116. Apprentice allowances claimed appear in the fragment, indicating a record of stud fees or betting figures without full context.
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Ing
xPourquoi Pas
xGoudy
Helen Hay
Votary
Frank Bullock
Mudlavia
Will and Photographs to Prove U S Bridge Methods Superior
Alfred Holden of Wissahickon, gold medalist at a local photographers exhibition, will photograph key American Bridge Company bridges and steel buildings in the United States and Canada over four to five weeks. The project aims to persuade foreign engineers to adopt American lattice construction and system designs for bridges and skyscrapers by showing strength, durability, and real strain data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Holden
Wissahickon
American Bridge Company
Trust
Canada
United States
Percival R. Roberts, Jr
Pencoyd Works
Atbara River
Egypt
Pennsylvania Railroad Plans Atlantic City Trolley Monopoly
The Pennsylvania Railroad moves to control trolley franchises in Atlantic City by chartering the Atlantic City and Chelsea Passenger Railway Company capitalized at 250000 with 25000 deposited to begin work within a year. Samuel Rea governs as president with John M Harding as secretary treasurer. directors include Louis Kuehnle despite his denial of sale involvement. The line would start at the Inlet, run Maine to Caspian Rhode Island Arctic to city limits with loops on South Carolina and Tennessee avenues and a possible Kuehnle hotel property acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphra Times
Atlantic City
Trenton
Louis Kuehanle
Pennsylvania
Kuehnde
South Carolina
Atlantic Avenues
Chelsea
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Camden
Samuel Rea
John M. Harding
Max Riebenack
Kaue S. Green
William B. Schofield
Henry J. Peeve
Louis Kuehnle
Louis Pott
Messrs
Kuehnle
South Carolina Avenue
Tennessee Avenue
Trolley
Diamonds Vanish Then Regain in St Louis Cafe Incident
Mrs Cabanne left two diamonds in the washstand at Henry's cafe. A young woman followed by a chase and later produced the stones after a detector obtained them, claiming they were not accessible, then admitted possession. The girl Bert Hunt, sister of Mrs Jack O Connor, was released.
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Philadelphia Times
ST. Louis
Cate
Cabanne
Ca‘banne
Bert Hunt
Miss Hunt
The Farm as a Recuperator Observed in Orange
The Orange Observer urges a jobless young man to seek a year on the farm as a healthful remedy. It claims plowing clears the mind and body, improving appetite and vigor, presenting farming as a reforming retreat away from town life.
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The
Orange Observer
Tame Grand Circuit day as Direct Hal and The Roman win
Buffalo August 5 Direct Hal and The Roman repeat season wins in 2 24 pace and 2 18 trot while Gold Brick takes 2 30 pace. Heats include a first heat collision with King Charles and Grasshopper unseated but no injuries.
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Direct
Hal
Roman
Buffalo
N. Y
King Charles
Grasshopper
Cooper
Maloney
Beck
Direct Hal
Geers
Beasie Hal
Geets
Junius
Ch. H
Miller
Pengsant
B. B
Spear
Ch. m
B. G
James
Cherry Lass
Br. m
Baron Dillon
Sjr
Fuller
Nabrieve
Br. G
McDonald
Inka, Ch. m
Manghmer
Lauretta, Ch. m
Saunders
Lord March
C. G
Hal Parker
Unston
Orin B
Hudson
Levinthal for chief rabbi in United States records
Reports from New York say Rabbi Bernhard L Levinthal of Philadelphia may be elected chief rabbi of Orthodox Jews in the United States to succeed the late Rabbi Jacob Joseph. Levinthal, born 1864 in Srednick Russia, has led Philadelphia’s Orthodox community for eleven years and attends the current Association of Orthodox Rabbis convention as vice president.
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Bernhard L. Levinthal
Pine Street
New York
United States
Jacob Joseph
Levinthal
Association of Orthodox Rabbis of the
Rabbi Levinthal
Philadelphia
Rabbi Klein
Srednick
Russia
Abraham Levinthal
Isaac Alchonon
Samuel Malivot
Mina Kleinberg
Eliesar Kleinberg
Vilna
Hussia
Rabbi Kleinberg
Leviathal
Rabbinic lineage highlighted with community roles
The subject founded the Friends of Zion in the city and serves as vice president of the Federation of Zionists of America. He notes ten generations of family rabbis from the Kohanim and a wife’s line of twenty-one generations, and two years ago his followers gifted him a house at 716 Pine Street in recognition.
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Friends of Zion
Federation of Zionists of America
Kohanim
Pine Street
Tin Plate wage cut rejected by workers at Pittsburg plants
The American Tin Plate Company proposals for a 25 percent wage reduction were rejected after weeks of voting. A further conference with Amalga mated Association officials is anticipated in New York within two weeks. The decision impacts Wales and Welsh workers and suggests plant closures including Shenango at New Castle and several Indiana plants. Non union plants remain active.
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Pittsburg
American Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association
New York
Wales
Shenango
New Castle
Indiana
New Kensington
Odd King Charles spaniel nurses ten chicks at home
Conrad G. Bower of this city keeps a King Charles spaniel that has adopted a brood of ten newly hatched chicks. The dog shelters the chicks in her fur and no family member dares remove a chick while they are under her care.
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Philadelphia Times
Reading
Conrad G. Bower
Ruins of Old Corinth Amid Doric Pillars and Fields
A travelogue recounts Old Corinth six miles from the sea, praising the Doric Temple of Minerva remains. It describes weathered columns, enamel loss, and nearby peasant life with plowing fields, currant bushes, winter wheat, and fodder plants. References to ancient scripture conclude the scene.
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Old Corinth
Greece
Chicago
Acro-Corinth
Gulf of Corinth
Norway
Bosporus
Japan
New Corinth
Take the Family to the Greatest of Re sorts Tolchester Beach
Fragmentary item notes a family trip to Tolchester Beach and a return plan with a price hint of 1.50 cents. Details unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Tolchester Beach
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