Drawn Ninth Inning Ballgame Between Hutchinson and Gumbert
Yesterday at Recreation Park the baseball game between Chicago and Pittsburg stretched twelve innings with a seesaw score. Hutchinson held Chicago to few hits while Gumbert faltered when bases loaded but settled after. Pittsburg finally won in the twelfth with three runs and a sacrifice. Attendance was 1,385.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Anson
Hutchinson
Gumbert
Pittsburg
Chicago
Tengo
Clevelands and Cincinnatis Battle In Pitchers Duel
Clevelands and Cincinnatis played a tight game at Leacup Park in a pitchers duel. Romes guided Cleveland to a narrow victory over Cleveland followers, with attendance listed as 65 and a final score reflecting strong pitching by Rhine and McKean.
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Cleveland
Clevelands
Cincinnatis
Leacup Park
Romes
Aittle
New York and Brooklyn League Clash Ends In Tight Score
The New York and Brooklyn teams met at Pole Park in a finely contested game. Attendance reached 1 521 with a final score of New York EB FA K B Brooklyn 3 to 0. Buckley and Finkney contributed for Boston and Philadelphia in a related note, while fielding impressed fans.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Bostons
Land
Chicago
Cincinnati
Players' League
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Cleveland
Association
Cleveland and Pittsburg Battle in Zigzag Tilt
Special telegram from Cleveland reports a chaotic contest as Bakely started pitching for Cleveland, lasting two innings, with eight runs scored on walks and errors despite only three hits. Gruber relieved, keeping Pittsburgh to a lower output while Cleveland surged early then faltered. Attendance was 7 percent.
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Dispatch
Cleveland
Clevelands
Pittsburg
Bakely
Pittsburgs
Gruber
Iron City
Hakely
Browning
Delehanty
Ratcliffe
Tebeau
McAlear
Carroll
Carney
Sutcliffe
Stricker
Brooklyn Beats Boston in Low-Scoring Game
Radbourne pitched superbly for Brooklyn as they shut out Boston while errors by Irwin, uinn and Kell yielded four Brooklyns runs. Attendance 5,570. Brown 2 runs, Brouthers 2 walks, Brown and Brouthers key infield, Kelly struck out twice. Time 1 41. Umpires Ferguson and Holbert.
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Brooklyn
Beaton
Boston
Radbourn
Brooklyns
Gane
Irwin
Uinn
Kell
Benne
Csssesssee
Rons
Moneen
Brown
McGeach
Brouthers
Hash
See
Seery
Yas — Kelly
Kelly
Abourn
Ward
Weyting
Ewing's men beat Philadelphias at Brotherhood Park
New York defeats Philadelphia 9 to 1 with Ewing earning the win and Gore taking the loss. Hitting highlights include Griffin and Slattery with key drives and Wood scoring for New York. Umpires were G. Ewing and affney.
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New York
Ewing
Philadelphias
Brotherhood Park
Gore
PHILA
Connor
Fogarty
Rich
Dson
Malvey
Slattery
Wood
Johnston
Philadelphis Sevese
Griffin
Parred Bails Milligan
Affney
Chicago Players blank Buffalos in exhibition game
Chicago Beats Buffalo 6 to 0 as Haddock allows six runs while King keeps hits scattered. Attendance 600. Scoring details include three-run and two-run innings. notable plays feature base on balls, strikeouts, and wild pitches.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Chicago Players’ League
Buffalos
Haddock
Bisons
King
Trouble In New York Brotherhood Ranks Over Buck Ewing
August 12 New York Brotherhood成员 Buck Ewing refuses to play after charges of infidelity to the Brotherhood. He plans an interview with Mr. Talcott and disputes a published claim of his release. Members deny the statement and defend Ewing as a valuable, consistent contributor this season.
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New Youk
New York Brotherhood Club
Buck Ewing
Brotherhood
John
Buck
Ewing
Mr. Talcott
John Boe
York Players’ League
Fale
Mmathetean
J Ewing
Ince
Pinehag
Winners at Saratoga
Race results from Saratoga on August 12 list Belle Ur winning the first race over Puzzle and Worth tira in 1 42, followed by Kuperta ahead of Lady Palaster and Eminence in 1 444, and Cleopstra winning the third at a furlong distance with Esper as runner-up.
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Belle'Ur
Puzzle
Worth Tira
mie—Kuperta
Lady Palaster
Eminence
Cleopstra
Esperae Ren Cet
Ae Sat Owfred
A Ruesell
Salvator Triumphs In Champion Stakes At Monmouth Park
In sunny racing at Monmouth Park August 12 Salvator defeats Tenny in the Champion stakes a decisive four length victory after a late surge. Meriden My Fellow Hellwood and others finish in the minor placings with times listed for each race.
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MonMoors Park
Salvator
Tenny
Gartions
Murphy
Sion
Swayback
Meriden
Hellwood
Strathwerth
Sallis McClelland
Potomac
Aella
van~ My
Mileties
Euros Fist
Eric
Sluggard
Amie
Sam Wood
Keno F Wins Flower City Stake In 2:20 Class Trot
Raceday at Rochester features Keno F, chestnut gelding from Iowa, upsetting favorite Leopard and others in the Flower City stake. The crowd reports fast times with several heats, including 2:50 and 2:35 classes, as Be talent, Fixley, and Reno F also competing amid a lengthy program.
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Roonester
Flower City
Keno F
Iowa
St. Paul
Fixley
Reno Fautos
W. Archer
Ton Wue
Belde
Pacin
Mae Aie
Ham Anne A
Dacko
Frink Dorteh
Vitello
Prize Fight in Dayton Ends Swiftly as Rifle Defeats Welsh
Dayton reports a morning boxing match where Jack Rifle of Dayton defeats Frank Welsh of Cincinnati in the second round after an earlier tentative first round. Separate notes announce Davy Sheehan of Dayton and John Roberts of Bulger signing to race 100 yards for 100 dollars per side on September 1 with grounds opening after deposits.
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Dayton
Jack Rifle
Frank Welsh
Cincinnati
Bovors
Walsh
Jngeler
Welsh
Davy Sheehan
John Roberts
Bulger
Sporting Notes From A Mixed Bag Of Baseball And Local News
A jumble of notes reports 35 spectators at a St Louis game, Homestead Gun Club prepares a third shoot on August 26, and various players like Zimmer, Gumbert, and Dwyers are mentioned with performances and absences. The piece references the Brotherhood, Latham’s release, and a dog bite at a residence in Lowell as part of a broader sports and local-interest roundup.
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St. Louis
Homestead Gun Club
OOS
Lytui
Pluteburg
Zimmer
Ree
Phillies
Ideala
Frazier
Syracuse
Brotherhood
Poeta Will Gumbert
Hoentno
Arthur Whitney
Brant
Lowell
New York Mail
Latham
Fiche
Long Branch
Mark Baldwin
Piereauing
Lee Beek
Bayonnes
Alfred ‘Ae
Cara
Emily C
Bayonne
Louisville
Eine Con Louw Post
Fiat
Altita
Brown
Covington
Orange Crop Estimation Near Last Year Volume
Jacksonville Florida August 12 Careful estimates of the growing orange crop place it at two million boxes about the same as last year implying steady production and stable market outlook across the industry.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Delaware Democratic State Convention Nominates Reynolds for Governor
Doyen August 12 Robert J. Reynolds was nominated for Governor on the first ballot by the Democratic State convention in Doyen. Ex Governor Stockley named permanent chairman. The platform denounces Republican rule, praises civil liberty, opposes the force bill and McKinley tariff, supports Australian ballot, and pledges economy and accountability in Delaware taxes.
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Treasury
Congress
House
Delaware
Great
National Party
Ple
State Democratic Convention Chooses Officers and Platform
In San Antonio August 12 1910 the State Democratic Convention with about 2000 delegates and many visitors spent the morning selecting temporary and permanent officers. B D Tarleton was named Temporary Chairman and J Hutcheson Permanent Chairman. Delegates largely favored Governor Hogg, with a platform denouncing tariff and the Federal election bill and calling for a railway commission. A plank for separate coaches for whites and blacks was adopted amid strong enthusiasm. Nominations are set for tomorrow.
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San Antonio
B. D. Tarleton
Hall County
J. ©. Hutcheson
Harris County
Hogg
United States Court
Sod
Asco Hogg
Democratic County Convention at Smethport Unanimous Nominations
Bradford August 123 The Democratic County Convention met with little enthusiasm and quiet attendance. A. J. Hughes editor Port Allegheny Reporter was nominated for County Chairman and a full ticket was named including F. W. Brownell L B Shaw William C Kennedy Augustus Mell James Analaom J H Tate and Joseph Benton with no opposition.
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Teligham
Bradford
Smethport
A. J. Hughes
Port Allegheny Reporter
F. W. Brownell
L. BR. Shaw
Kendall
William C. Kennedy
Augustus Mell
Mount Alton
James Analaom
J. H. Tate
Clermont County
Joseph Benton
New Farmers Alliance Formed In State Convention
Toreka August 12. The Citizens Alliance allied with the Farmers' Alliance formed a state organization today. It now numbers 10,000 members. In the Fourth Congressional district the Farmers' Alliance nominated John G. Oti of Shawnee County for Congress, replacing Harrison Kelly who currently holds the seat.
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Toreka
Citizens Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance
John G. Oti
Shawnee County
Congress
Harrison Kelly
Republican Convention nominates state ticket leaders in Sacramento
In Sacramento the Republican Convention began proceedings to nominate the governor, lieutenant governor, chief justice and associates, with early balloting centering on Congressman Morrow and Colonel Markham. The Tennessee Farmers and Laborers Union convention in Nashville adjourned after brief sessions with campaign pledges and officer talks.
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Sacramento
Cal
Supreme Court
Morrow
Markham
Prohibition Convention Endorses Australian Ballot Plan in Beaver
The Prohibition Convention met in Beaver in the Court House with 45 delegates. Resolutions backed Australian ballots tariff reform one day rest regulation of land ownership and curbs on trusts while endorsing Farmers Alliance principles and criticizing its Nebraskan influence. A full ticket was nominated by acclamation for local offices including Assembly E W Liebendorfer and Treasurer J M Lane with multiple county roles and State Convention delegates. Congressional and Senatorial conferees were named and endorsed by the gathering.
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Beaver
Court House
Farmers’ Alliance
Nebrastan
Assembly
E. W. Liebendorfer
Beaver Falls
J. M. Lane
White Township
Albert Burns
Brush Creek
M. Flecker
Vanport
Stamm Franklin Township
J. Guyer
Rochester
A. G. Ewing
J. Gilleland
South Beaver Township
J. B. Porter
J. Cunningham
Long
A. McMahon
W. W. Reno
Parkinson
Skinner
A. L. Reno
M. H. Caldwell
Mary Patton
W. H. Moran
M. Watson
A. B. Vanarsdale
Pence Cen Ectores
A. L. Matthews
Ercer County
Democrats Name Bellefonte Ticket At County Convention
Center County Democrats held a rousing August 12 convention in the Court House naming a full ticket. Col J L Spangler heads Congress with P G Meek for Senate and J H Holt for Legislature, plus local nominees and conferees to back Pattison reform and Australian ballot measures. County Chairman L A Schaeffer was elected.
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Bellefonte
Court House
Congress
J. L. Spangler
Senate
P. G. Meek
J. H. Holt
Snow Shoe
J.a.j. McCormick
Ferguson Township
William Ishler
Benner Township
James Gramley
Miles Township
Tegister
John A.rupp
Harris Township
Gaylor Morrison
Worth Township
George Goodheart
Potter Township
Frank Adams
Milesburg
J. B. Mitchell
College Township
Sam Kline
Howard
J. A. Woodward
T. E. Clark
William Wolf
George Barker
Phillipsburg
J. P. Gephart
H. E. Fenton
L. A. Schaeffer
Democrats in Conference Discuss State Ticket in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 12 the Democratic State Executive Committee and Finance Committee plan a 10 o’clock meeting at 1416 South Penn Square. Pattison, Black and Barclay will attend as they prepare the slate for the State contest. Black received an ovation. Pattison, leader of the State ticket, held private talks with Chairman Kerr and other local figures.
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Philadelphia
Democratic State Committee
South Penn Square
Democratic Societies of the State
Messrs
Pattison
Black
Barclay
Democratic Societies of
Robert E. Pattison
Democratic
Kerr
Eckiey B. Coxe
Can Ional
Kerry
F. K. Beltzhoover
Carlisle
R. Jones Monaghan
Westchester
Judge Walker
Schuylkill
W. Hayes Grier
Lancaster County
Thomas A. Ds Clemens
Flist Colored Democratic Tariff Reform Association of
New York City
Chester Democrats Denounce Republicanism in County Meeting
West Chester August 12. The Chester county Democrats held a large meeting with strong enthusiasm. They reaffirmed Jefferson and Cleveland principles urging limited taxation, endorsed ex Governor Pattison, condemned the McKinley and force bills, demanded strict enforcement of state laws and corporate taxation, protested Quayism, and pledged support for Pattison against Delamater.
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Pattison
Delamater
Chester County
Cor n Rife Renominated After Strenuous Push
At the Republican County Convention in Harrisburg Cor n Rife was renominated after intense bargaining. A cardinal split lingered as A J Herr and Major Lane 8 Hart were discussed as possible opponents. Senator Delamater attended and spoke briefly. In Jackson Mississippi the Constitutional Convention adjourned with E B Wilson as secretary and the suffrage question as the main issue.
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Harrisburg
A. J. Herr
Major Lane
Hart
Delamater
Buckalew Beaten for Congress in Democratic Nominations
The final nominations for the Democratic ticket in the district were set today in Broomsburg. Wolverton led with fifty and one half delegates to Buckalew's 27 and 14.
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Buckalew
Congress
Feru
Broomsburg
Wolverton
Democratic Convention Nominates Major R. Anderson
Osceola Iowa reports the Democratic convention for the Highth district of Towa nominated Major 4. R. Anderson for Cowugram.
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Osceola
Highth
Towa
4. R. Anderson
Cowugram
Strikers Hold Hope Amid Central Railroad Walkout
About 600 workers gathered in New York as Master Workman Lee denied a forged letter and defended strike leadership. He said district assemblies control actions while engineers may join. officials deny a breakdown and report trains resuming on the line as the General Executive Board convenes in Detroit.
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New York
New York Central Road
Lee
Toucey
Grand Central
Grand Central Yard
Knights of Labor
Bae
Greens
Genersl Executive Board
Detroit
Powderly
Central
Leaf insect mirrors a Seychelles leaf in vivid mimicry
London experts report a leaf insect from the Seychelles at the Zoological Society Insect House. The six legged creature resembles a leaf in form and color, with a stalk like head and a flat abdomen, enhanced by a two toned underside that flips to reveal a glossy surface.
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Horiaw
London Zoological Society For Scientific Business
Sclater
Society
Seychelles
Lord Walsingham
Buckeye Republicans Pick State Executive Committee
The Ohio Republican State Central Committee elected an executive committee led by William Hahn of Mansfield as chairman. Members include ex-Gov Foster, J. Zumstein of Cincinnati, J. P. Smith of Urbana, M. T. Herrick of Cleveland, and D. Albery of Columbus. Selections endorsed the Federal election bill and urged plank adoption before adjournment.
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Republican State Central Committee
Foster
Ass Bushnell
G. A. Field
Toledo
John Zumstein
Cincinnati
J. P. Smith
Urbana
M. T. Herrick
Cleveland
D. Es
Evera
William Hahn
Mansfield
D. Albery
Columbus
Hoosier coal oil Johnny dying after debauch
August 12 Indianapolis reports George Farman, known as a Hoosier coal oil Johnny, lies at death's door from a prolonged debauch. He recently acquired 13000 dollars and squandered it on dissipation. Detectives arrested a man on suspicion of robbing him, but he was released after Farman claimed the money was a gift.
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Indianapolis
George Farman
Quay Signals Cautious Population Count Plan
The article recalls Quay stating he would be ready to send final population figures to Congress by early September. He notes the initial count will be rough and require substantial work before Congress can base any action on it, stressing the need for exact figures.
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Associated Press
Congress
Tendor Anid
Miles Warns Of British Columbia Invasion Risk
General Miles told the Senate committee that American forces could occupy British Columbia in ten days, threatening Pacific coast rail and port access. He warned Puget Sound has no active defenses while the Columbia River forts are lightly manned, leaving Portland and northwest outlets vulnerable.
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Miles
British Columbia
Diepatcm
Washington
Ottawa
Nelson A. Miles
Senate Committee On
Canada
General Miles
Pacific
United States
Pacific Coast
Congress
Coun Gary
Paget Sound
Columbia River
Portland
Puget Sound
Colombia
Ft By
Cheap House Servants Stir Indian School Scandal
Indian Commissioner Morgan faces scrutiny after employing two Carlisle school girls as household workers since April. He and his wife confirm the arrangement but deny paying them, claiming the girls resisted disclosure of earnings. The Carlisle school superintendent’s authority and the welfare of the pupils are under question.
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Wassinator
Morgan
Carlisle
San Salvador Reparation Sought Over American Consulate
The State Department received a telegram from La Libertad noting the Provisional Government seized the American consulate in San Salvador, hauled down the flag, and damaged property during a battle. It ordered full reparation and protection of the consul. Later reports said the Provisional Government hoisted the U.S. flag again, saluted with 71 guns, and reinstated the consul with rights guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilnorton
State Department
Mizner
la Libertad
San Salvador
Salvador
United States
Department
Vadar
READY TO BUY SILVER AT DENOMINATIONS
The Treasury plans to implement the new silver law as tomorrow arrives. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing works year round on fresh Treasury notes, but only $1,000 and $100 notes are being printed. Director Loech of the Mint Bureau will manage purchases and will not disclose offered or accepted rates.
Interior Secretary Receives request for troops over White Cap outrages
Telephoned message from Governor Prince of New Mexico asks the Interior Department to send troops to quell White Cap outrages. The call was received in Washington on August 12, with no further details disclosed.
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Washigtom
Secretary of the Interior
Tefe
Special Telegraph Weather Update for Browerville and River
Weather bulletin reports Browerville River at 4 feet 6 inches with clear skies and a 77 degree reading at 6 Monganto River same level 4 feet 6 inches and clear conditions. The message notes river status and temperature readings in a concise telegraph style.
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Browersville
Monganto
Oaks
Plessant
Wheeling
Evansville
Louis
Bien
Be Lovin
Farmers Meet in Secret at Missouri State Convention
About 200 delegates from 112 of 114 counties attended the annual Farmers and Laborers Union convention in Sepaxta Missouri. The session was closed to nonmembers with H. W. Hickman, Democratic Railroad Commissioner candidate, presiding and urging united action and petitions to Congress for currency expansion and land ownership limits. The gathering adjourned to 9:30 the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepaxta
Farmers’ and Labors’ Union
H. W. Hickman
Woman Dies After Acid Attempted Escape From Husband
Special telegram reports Mrs Mary Oakes of Budalo separated from her husband was betrayed by a mulatto named William Kell. She begged him not to leave her, he beat her into unconsciousness, she recovered enough to drink carbolic acid and died.
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Mary Oakes
Budalo
William Kell
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