New York Defeats Chicago In Twelve Inning City Game
In a tightly contested twelve inning affair the New Yorks beat the Chicagos in a good game at Recreation Park. Sanders officiated and was accused of bias toward Philadelphia. Morris and Gleason pitched well for New York and Pittsburgh-like defense from Carroll and Beckley highlighted the tight contest, which featured a dramatic final innings rally before the visitors sealed victory with a run in the twelfth.
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Philadelphia
Sanders
New Yorks
Chicagos
Garfield
Hoosiers Fall to Boston in Opening Game Slugfest
INDIANAPOLIS August 6 Inability to solve Daly's delivery doomed the Hoosiers in today’s opener with Boston. Boyle pitched well and received solid support, but the visitors wore batting clothes and hammered out a victory. Denny at short and Glasscock delayed by a missed train. Stolen bases, double plays, and chaotic fielding marked the chaotic contest as Indiana failed to connect with Daly and fell behind early.
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Indianapolis
Young Daly
Hoosiers
Boston
Boyle
Denny
Cincinnati
Sitondenee Lion
Anson's Chicks Fall to Last Against Giants
Chicago battled uphill and tied the score in the seventh before Tiernan's eighth inning homer put the Giants ahead. O'Day's delivery impressed, leading to Beele’s appearance in the eighth. O'Rourke and Duffy starred. attendance 8,000. Notable stats included two each for Tiernan and Duffy, and two steals by Ryan and O'Rourke. Anson and corps were discussed in a club update.
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Chicago
Tiernan
Gore
Giants
O'Day
Ewing
Beele
O’ Rour
Ere
Duffy
To Day's Home Game Versus Phillies Closes Series
The local team faces the Phillies in a home contest that would wrap up the current series if the game is completed as scheduled. Tomorrow's game had been set for a continuation, but it was played earlier, altering the series conclusion.
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Recreation Park
Harry Wright
Sanders
Farrar
Wight
Galvin
Phillies
Association Games Reds Edge Barale's Team in Close Clash
Baltimore lost the game as Duryea curves baffled the lineup. Heilly and McPherson led early pressure, with forces at the plate and Reilly handling a key throw. Cincinnati secured a 8 1 run tally while Duryea fanned Foreman and Bruck struck out. Duryea pitched effectively for Cincinnati.
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Reds
Barale
Bresklyn
Athletics
Columbus
Kan
Baltimore
Baltimores
Duryea
Munning Heilly
Foresaute
Reilly
Je8
Pire
Laltimores
Pittaburger Triumph Over Kansas City in Close Play
In a well played game ColumBus notes Pittaburger beating Kansas City, with strong tour hits and steady offense. Officials and team names appear garbled, but the result shows Pittaburger prevailing in a competitive match through the late innings.
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Pittaburger
Kansas City
ColumBus
Obig
Kansas
Athletics Slump Squashes Brooklyns In Long Loss
Philadelphia reports the Athletics collapsed after the fifth inning as Brooklyn pounded out three runs, only one earned, with shaky fielding noted as a key factor in a lopsided defeat.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Brooklyns
Ree
Kilrain Sailed to Evade Police After Arrest Near Hampton
Jake Kilrain, defeated boxer, was arrested at Hampton Beach by Detective Norris. A cat boat escape to sea followed, with Kilrain surrendering after a chase. Kilrain and Mrs Kilrain were later taken toward Old Point Comfort amid reports of further police efforts.
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Hampton Beach
Norris
Sullivan
Mississippi
Norforka
Ocean View
Hampton
Jake
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Roveet
Sullivan in the South: The Champion Slagger in Jackson
Jackson Mississippi August 5 Sullivan spent the night in the city jail awaiting a habeas corpus hearing. Crowded courtroom. He claims confinement here was unlawful and seeks bail while facing a misdemeanor charge in Marion County. Sullivan’s case attracts reporters and a large crowd as authorities prepare for transfer to Purvis and possible grand jury action.
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Miss
Sullivan
Mat Clune
Marion County
New County
Janathans
Purvis
Conort
Acme
Richar P.mud
Toey
Aoe
Lancohn Daffy
New York
Miller
Justice of the Peace
Genares Ti
Berdinatsntod
Saratoga Winners Heavy Rains Slow Track
Saratoga August 5 heavy rains and a very heavy track slowed races. Results across multiple legs show Fenelon, Elkton, and Lena winning key races with fast times in a damp card, while the Beach results in New York on August 6 list winners and placements.
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Saratoga
Sunshine
Lad Pulsifer
Violan Rustic
Aunt Jenny
King Idie
Teethers
Viense
Anitha
Bono
Meriden
Fenelon
Holland and
Judge Morand
Gena
Everett
Hed Eighsy Satisfaction
Lynn
Belmont
Mamie Bay
Landseer
George
Bi Mamie Hay
Tean
Estelle
Spees
Sag Millibe
Founso
Cecil B. Wi
Milton
Bt. Loke
Frock Boone
Crates Limite
Eh Org
Recetas
Wincers
New York
Brighton Beath
Aim
Aev
Glory
Seconis
Aix
F Fadlongs
Basmond
Rev Sina
Ars Furio Friar Vgn
Pullman Regatta Draws Amateur Rowers to Chicago
Amateur oarsmen from Chicago and beyond arrive for the Pullman Regatta to be held Thursday through Saturday. The Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto has arrived and is quartered at the Florence Hotel. Crews from Bradford, Atalanta, and other clubs are in top shape after recent examinations. A dredged mud bank improves the course and a new outing platform at the south end of the islands aids competitors. Sleeping cars are prepared to accommodate the influx of visitors.
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Maony
Pullman
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Florence
F. Merce
Backus
FE Camarseang
Willisss Skipon
Tore
Moomouth Park Entries and American Cricket Tour
Entries for a local horse meet list seven events with various horses and stakes. The American cricket team from Philadelphia played Sussex at Brighton on a wet wicket, Scott and Patterson excelling as the visitors posted scores and Palmer impressed with four runs.
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Philadelphia Cricketers
Gentlemen of
Sussex
Brighton
Scott
Patterson
W. Scott
R. B. Brown
Steever
Clark
Monotont
Palmer
The End of Pimlico Ends Summer Racing at Pimlico
Baltimore sports wrap notes there will be no fall meeting at Pimlico this year. Reported sentiment suggests this marks the end of Pimlico’s racing era and the abolition of the fall program.
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Baltmoore
Pimlico
Mary
Bissell Seeks Meeting With Clark Over Pending Matter
William Bissell called the office last evening expressing a wish to meet Jeas Taert fe temanee Sabetes Satek. He stated the matter requires attention and will be given consideration.
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Clark
William Bissell
Jeas
Two Nines to Pound the Festive Ball at Tarentum
Tarentum doctors and druggists plan a Thursday match game at 2 PM with a supper bet at the Central Hotel. The winning side earns $5. each team fields three subs to cover wounded or substitute positions.
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Itcher
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Crnter
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A. Haslett
B. Heerlen
Iteher
James Staley
C. Rat
B. Hannell
Grtsch
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Goldsmith
James Mieistant
Orman
Andrew Martin
Mr. Phillips Condition Described by Wife in City Visit
Mrs. Horace Phillips with Dr. Sanders and Horace’s relatives arrived in the city to pack their household goods for Philadelphia. She says his illness came on like a shock and left him near death at times but he would rally, leaving her anxious about his fate.
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Horace Phillips
Tarentum Fan Game Sets Grid for Leans vs Fat Men
A Tarentum baseball match is scheduled for 4 PM this afternoon on the Gumberts grounds featuring the lean and fat men of Tarentum. The Leans, led by W. Nesbit and McCollum, aim to pulverize their opponents while interior talk hints at a decisive clash. The lineup includes Nesbit, McCollum, Tee, Thesempane, Finsey, Bessey, Bailey, and William Eld, with several alternates and local professionals listed as replacements.
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Tarentum
Nesbit
Attorm Teher
McCollum
Merchant
Kenee Cashier
Scottdale Club Tops Greensburg In Afternoon Indoor Showdown
Scottville beat Greensburg in a decisive game this afternoon. The match featured strong play by Gumbert from Pittsburg and lineup changes, with the J. W. Scotts and Scottdales planning a $100 side ball game at Scottdale today, promising a lively intergrade contest.
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Greensburg
Ifn Secone
Gumbert
Pitts
Greensdupes
Tonyar
Milbee
McCormick
J. W. Scotts
Scottdales
Scotts
Zacharias
Today's Baseball Schedule Across Leagues
National League games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago Washington at Cleveland and Boston at Indianapolis. American Association matches Brooklyn at Columbus Baltimore at Philadelphia. International League action has Syracuse at Toronto Rochester at London Buffalo at Hamilton and Toledo at Detroit.
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Pittsburg
New Yorks
Chicago
Washingtons
Cleveland
Bortons
Indianapolis
American Association
Brooklyns
Columbus
Baltimores
Philadelphia
International League
Syracuses
Toronto
Rochesters
London
Buffalos
Hamilton
Toledos
Detroit
Maybrick murder trial vividly details defense case
At Liverpool assizes the defense for Mrs Maybrick in the poisoning case presents experts arguing gastroenteritis over arsenic. Testimony notes fly papers used cosmetically and arsenic found in cosmetics, with Mrs Maybrick asserting she prepared mixtures to treat illness. she submits a confession that shocks the court.
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Maybrick
MacNamara
Trish College of Surgeons
Paul
Victoria University
Poole
Noree
Ain St . Sarees Wrens
Dervish Defeat Report From General Grenfell
General Grenfell telegraphs that Egyptian troops defeated the Dervish force on Saturday. He says about 8,000 Dervishes were engaged and the army is completely broken. Egyptian cavalry remain, while a column under Colonel Wode headed to Abu Simbel to prevent retreat.
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Wodegone
Abu-Simbel
Commerce Developing In Africa
Lieutenant Dhanis returns from three years in the Upper Congo region where he notes river stations are porous and development is hindered by navigable routes. He traveled eight days to Moe between riverbanks as part of ongoing commerce growth in Africa.
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Brussells
Dhanis
Upper Congo
Stopped Sunday Games Fines for Canton L O Reformers
Canton Ohio August 6 Canton and Springfield players were arrested for playing Sunday games and fined including costs. A second arrest followed instigation by the Law and Order League. After discussion a compromise set a fine with costs and barred further Sunday games. No game was played due to muddy grounds.
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Canton
Springfield
Justice Reigner
Law and Order League
Justice Rimgle
Law and Order
Meadvilles Manager Receives Telegram From Duquesner
Manager Rouche of the Meadvilles received a telegram from the Duquesner manager in Pitcburg canceling today and tomorrow's games. The Duquette face of their Meadville chain agreed to play Monday Tuesday and Wednesday in Jamestown, Va.
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Meadvilles
Duquesner
Pitcburg
Meadville
Jamestown
Weather observations at Wakre River and BeowWnsville River
Fragmented report notes WakreRiver at four to ten of a foot and stationary, weather clear and cool. BeowWnsville River at four inches and stationary, weather clear. Thermometer reading six feet eight inches and unknown further details.
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Beowwnsville
M. W
Wiped Out by Fire Devastates Spokane Falls Business District
A catastrophic blaze destroyed most of Spokane Falls business area last night. Twenty five blocks burned. losses estimated at six million dollars. Fire started at seven in a lodging house on Railroad avenue and spread rapidly due to wind. The Crescent building alone remained, saved by tearing down adjacent structures. Provisions scarce, rioters contained, and banks resuming operations in part the next day.
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Crescent
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Ing
Suspected Pair Detained Near Seventh and Grant
Report says two suspicious characters were nabbed at the corner of Seventh avenue and Grant street and confined at Central station. One man was intoxicated while the other, Weiland, allegedly attempted to rifle his pockets. Weiland, a stock dealer from Ohio, faced charges as four dollars were found in a pocket while a woman named Miss Weiland was also charged with a related offense.
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Seventh Avenue
Grant Street
Central Station
Weiland
Ohio
Milwaukee Citizens Aim at One Cent Encampment Fare
Milwaukee residents plan a conference with Central Traffic Association officials to secure a one cent fare for an encampment. Previous efforts with Chicago and North Western and Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul failed, making one Milwaukee advocate's hope the last chance.
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Finest stock of all wool blankets and flannels on sale
Early market specials boast the best and largest stock of 1000 pairs all wool country blankets in white scarlet and plaids plus white gray and scarlet. Fine Saxony blankets and flannels in various shades and designs priced to suit, with embroidery flannels from 75c upward. Ladies wool flannel skirts offered from $1 to premium qualities.
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Ivory Soap Promoted as Luxurious Bath Soap in Ad
Clara praises Ivory Soap as the most luxurious for bathing while Louise notes its floating property, claiming it helps locate it in water. The ad warns that many white soaps imitate Berg but lack its unique gentleness, urging readers to ask for Ivory Soap. Copyright 1895 by Procter & Gamble.
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Louise
Procter & Gamble
Atlantic City Hotel Elevator Proprieter Ad Names
Fragmentary readable text lists a Salt water baths in a New Jersey city hotel. Mentions proprietor and elevator. Includes E Roberts and Sons.
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Coe States
H H.R Wade
Apless Potel
Iading 'H City
N. J
E. Roberts
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