VETOED ALL THE FUN ANSONS MEN SHUT OUT BROOKLYN
Brooklyn team of hot players arrived in city amid heavy shower and were shut out by Cleveland as weather and offbeat play dampened the game. Ward and Lovett sparked the Brooklyns with early hits while Miller and Galvin powered the Cleveland defense, but the home club failed to maintain nerve and produced a wretched showing in eight games of the series.
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Min
Jeremyp Ward
Brooklyn
MD Sport Galvin
Brooklins
Bortte
Timnet
Westerday
Yestontay
Es Mentatell
Stame Wey
Peoce
Lovett Si
Miller Jed Faett
Yes
Reiliy
Galvin
Miller
Teckley
Sod Bierbauer
Ward
Foutz
Brien
Kinslow
Lovett
Collins
Pardonnio
Shogart
The
Brookline
Iet
Trame
Imate Wen
Het
Tmsta See
Seoenes
Elmira Games Report From Local Association Matches
Players and teams listed for the Elmira and surrounding leagues show results, errors, and batteries. Notable names include Fagan Doyle Welsh Flack Mendville Hedson Graulich and Umpire Arlen. games halted after darkness with several score updates and summaries of innings.
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Ean
Thom Ousi
Catass
Zisgsoonvooe
Elmira
Hilte—lean
Owan
Fagan and
Doyle
Welsh
Flack
Or Arlen
al Mendes Mendville
Damestowi
Ilies Miewaivte
Jamestown
Friore
Bradford
Erie
Jones
Mavetee
Doud
Huston
Outplayed the Giants in a lopsided Cleveland win
The Cleveland club dominated the game as pitcher Youtur delivered a superb performance. Despite scattered hits, the Giants were unable to capitalize, and the home team pulled away with a decisive lead behind sharp fielding and timely runs.
Phillies Rally to Beat Cincinnati in July Fourth Tilt
Philadelphia hitters surged as the Phillies outscored Cincinnati with timely contact and strong fielding. Key players such as Barter, Delany, and Merre contributed while pitchers limited Cincinnati beyond early trouble, securing a holiday win.
Anson's Young Men Triumph Over the Bostons
Chicago base hits distributed evenly as Anson's Young Men secure a victory over the Bostons in a lively Fourth of July game. strong pitching and timely hits highlighted a competitive matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
Bostons
Chicago
Alliance Triumphs Over Jeannettes In Pennsylvania Ball Game
The Alliance team defeated the Jeannettes of Pennsylvania with sharp play as 2000 spectators watched. Alliance and Mt Union clubs were stronger, proving Alliance ready to meet any amateur club in Western Pennsylvania or Eastern Ohio.
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Iseroal Telegham
Antiianxer
Jeannettes
Pennsylvania
Alliance
Jeganettes
Western
Parvilenia
Mt. Union Cola
Toder
Tho
Pennsyvania
Olite
Omaha club stays in Western Association drive
Mrwavers reports from Omaha that the city will stay in the Western Association. President Krauthoff arrived and within an hour had raised 700 to support the club as most players plan to remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrwavers
Wiccom
Omaha
City
Krauthoff
Pitcher Conway Released by Kansas City Club
Kansas City reports pitcher Conway released by the club. President Kraathoff said Denver sold rightfielder Curtis to the Cincinnati League Club, with the notice received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Conway
Kraathoff
Denver
Curtis
Horses to St Paul for Hawkins West Side Race
A note indicates most top horses travel to St Paul for Hawkins West Side race day, with purse animals set to run as the event begins next Wednesday at the West Side track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Hawkins
Board of Control rules on Hackensack handicap betting
The Board of Control ruled that when two or more horses from the same stable run in the same race they must be coupled in betting. The decision affects the Monmouth Park stewards who had declared bets off on the Hackensack handicap.
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New Yeas
Board of Control
Monmouth Park
Pittsburg Tennis Club Opens Four Day Tournament
The Pittsburg Tennis Club starts its annual event today with four days of singles and doubles play promising strong entries and large crowds if weather remains favorable. Top local players, including Byers, Ewing, Christy, Reed, and Miller, compete in a field highlighted by doubles teams and prominent singles matches.
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Pittsburg Tennis Club
Pennsylvania
The French Fourth Celebrations in Paris and Abroad
Paris marked July 4 with Bastille day ceremonies. President Carnot reviewed troops as Alsace Lorraine societies led parades and salutes, while Americans Von Bergen Natchiel Schweitzer received honors. Reports from New York and Philadelphia note French commemorations by consulates and residents.
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Paris
France
Place de la Concorde
Strasburg
Carnot
Bastile
von Bergen
Natchiel
Schweitzer
New York Benevolent Society
Legion of Honor
Spyblind
New York
Trastile
Viscount A d’ Abyac
Philadelphia
Russian Bacon Company Eyes European Market Share
An interview with the Secretary of the Russian Bacon Company claims plans to oust American bacon from Europe. It describes a gov ernment backed factory near Graz, low Russian labor costs, and rapid deliveries to London and Hamburg.
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London
Hamburg
Havre
Barcelons
Germany
France
Russia
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
America
Graz
Moscow
Groiei Ia
Europe
Remington Wing Again In London Sprint Meet
Manhattan Athletic Club sprinter Mortimer Remington dominated at Paddington recreation grounds. He won the scratch 10 yards in just over 10 seconds and took the 900 yards invitation handicap, beating Cadman by ten yards with 32 seconds to finish. J S Rodd won the 500 yards open handicap, eight yards start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Manhattan Athletic Club
Paddington Recreation Grounds
Mortimer Remington
Veeueer
Bosun
London
Remington
Cadman
J. 5
Rodd
John Queukberner
Quinten Hogg
J. M. Lowie
Walter Damrosch Leaves Berlin for Bayreuth to study Wagner
Walter Damrosch sails from Berlin to Bayreuth for a month of Wagner rehearsals and performances. He aims to recruit a concert master for his orchestra and criticizes German pay for musicians, praising American wages and calling for faster entry to practice. He notes American musical unity keeps prices high and cites the superior cultivation of American musicians. He also says Berlin music is abundant but often mediocre and that American taste seeks stronger ensemble work.
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Beatm
Walter Damrosch
Berlin
Bayreuth
Damrosch
Germany
Mr. Damrosch
New York
America
Satan Pod
Erica
Goulds ball club and Christy Park set for Saturday game
McKeesport July 4. The Goulds ball club and Christy Park will play for 25 dollars Saturday. A strong rivalry exists between the clubs and a large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
McKeesront
Goulds
Christy Park
Racing Record notes fine at Jerome Park meet
Heavy rain at Jerome Park on July 14 worsened track conditions and led to many scratches. San Juan’s owner BK MeKewee & Co fined 500 dollars for pulling the horse to favor stablemate, with McKewee cautioned. Longstreet versus Kiley match canceled after Morris insists on rain or shine riding. Dwyer refused. Racing results listed for several races with details on placements and margins.
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San Juan
Riley and Longstreet
Tennis at Chicago Western championship contests brighten day
Greatly increased attendance marked the second day of the Western lawn tennis championship in Chicago. Evarts Wrenn and J A Ryerson split two matches with Ryerson winning 6 4. Lord beat Chase 6 4 6 4. The Johnston brothers defeated Mundy and Bowie 4 6 2 6 2. Brown defeated Havemeyer 10 6 2. Cummins defeated Wrenn and Bentley defeated Tattle in five sets. Chase and Ryerson, with Cold and Firing, won the doubles 3 1 5 3 7 5. Wrenn lost to Manily in straight sets.
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Cmcaco
Evarts Wrenn
J. A Ryerson
Lord and Chase
Lord Twiece
Johnston Brothers
Mundy
Bowie
Brown
Havemeyer
Cummins
Wren
Bentley
Tattle
Chase
Ryerson
Wamed
Wrenn
Manily
Harvard
Emperor of Germany Reaches Leith En Route to Norway
The German Kaiser arrived in Leith at 7 05 p m greeted by the mayor and officials and cheered by crowds. He boarded the Hohenzollern and sailed up the Forth, with a royal salute from a warship in harbor, on his way to Norway.
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Losnos
Germany
Leith
Hohenzollern
Firth of Forth
Forth Bridge
Hohensollern
Norway
Joseph Savory
London
Count von Hutzfeldt
Jove i Savory
Duke of Connaught
Portsmouth
William
Ieran
White and Sheehan Sprint Challenge Set for Ten Yards
White and Davy Sheehan agreed to race ten yards on even terms within four weeks of signing. Backers must meet within a week to sign articles and post a forfeit. Both sprinters are well known and among the state’s best. the match promises an interesting event. Sheehan is advised to report to the office at 1:30 this afternoon.
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Gmant White
Davy Sheehan
Sheehan
Watch Trust Dissolves After Elgin Withdrawal
Chicago report states the Jobbers' Association of Manufacturers of American Watches known as the Watch Trust has been dissolved. The Elgin Watch Company reportedly withdrew, a claim denied by James H. Noyes secretary treasurer of the association.
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Chicago
Jobbers' Association of Mannufacturers of American Watches
The
Watch Trust
Elgin Watch Company
James H. Noyes
Southern Pacific denial on Standard Oil sale report
San Francisco officials for the Southern Pacific Railroad denied all knowledge of an alleged sale to Standard Oil magnates. The claim was reported as a major transfer but officials refuted the information. The date is July 14 and the scene is San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroad
Standard Oil Company
McKeesport Mother's Diarrhea Cure Praised
Mrs Annie M Beam of McKeesport Pa credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with curing two of her children after severe diarrhea during a flood relief stay in Johnstown. She reports other successful uses and highly recommends the medicine. The notice then shifts to a clothing ad for The Real Anderson Scotch Gingham at 15 cents and a large selection at Honxe & Co. on Penn Avenue.
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Annie M. Beam
McKeesport
Johnstown
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Key
Chapman
Standard Oil seeks decade lease of Rotterdam Antwerp sites
The Amsterdam city council discussed granting Standard Oil a ten year lease for oil tank sites in Rotterdam and Antwerp. Local commerce groups split with some supporting the lease as a boost to trade, while others warned it would create monopoly power harming retailers and consumers. The Amsterdam Petroleum Harbor Company opposed linking the land to tank ownership and urged a land sale with transfer to the Standard. The council postponed a final decision after rejecting a temporary refusal.
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Amasteapas
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Chambre de Commerce Et Fabriques
Faar
Amsterdam
Comay
Postponed the Match in Toronto Rain Delays International Cricket
Rain drenched Toronto on July 4 forcing the postponement of the international cricket match as players and officials awaited clearer conditions.
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Toronto
Ont
General Sporting Notes and Rumors From Local Circuits
Notes report GALVIS and Lovett likely as pitchers for Bone Pane, Ti One Heystal to face Greensburg and Johnstown this weekend. Hakeley suspended by Baltimore for violation. Hartford dispatch claims Hosmer will row for Ten Evek at a forthcoming race. Warren challenges McCarthy for $1,000 in New York. Davies previews Hall vs Pitesiani for middleweight title. Johnson may tour England with Manhattan AC or Nautilus Bowl Club ahead of U S championship.
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Galvis
Lovett
Heystal
Greensburg
Johnstown
Teama
Timone
Hakeley
Mann
Karak
Widnington
Haltimore
Hartford
George H. Hosmer
Oursmman
Toviay
Pursipest
N.K
Tre
Patio Gazette
Norfolk
Tommy Warren
Furtbert
Mike Haley
Epertire
Warren
Cal McCarthy
New York
McCarthy
Up South
Koloit
Wis
Charles E. Davies
Voster
Les
Jim Hall
Bob Pitesim Meons
Davie
Hall
Pitesianiens
Ith
Pritchard
Davies
Groves
W. (. Jonxson
United States
England
Dolison
Johnson
Manhattan Athletic Club
Nautilus Bowl Club
A.A. U
Favorites Day Lights Up Washington Park Racing
Five thousand spectators watch a rain plagued program at Washington Park. The feature Quickstep stakes for year olds ends with Bashford ridden by Boyer prevailing by a length over Judgement amid a half mile track. Plower Deliie wins the opener with Highland second and other results follow.
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Washington Park
Bashford
Boyer
Plower Deliie
Highland
Tnnas
Jim Dunn Serond
Rashford Bia
Old Pepper
Meda
My Ee Seelee
Blaine Lots Offer Attractive Prices and Travel Deal
The Blaine Company reduces lot prices to 150 to 2500 with expected strong sales at the opening on the 16th. Local prospect is promising due to location and site appeal. Travel to Washington City via B and C Railroad rate ten dollars round trip with stop option. Trains from Pittsburgh depart 6:19 a.m. and 9:20 p.m. Parlor and sleeping car spaces available at the ticket office. Also advertising 40 cent ginghams at 15 cents and 300 pieces at deep discount with Anderson’s ginghams featured.
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Blaine Company
Blaine
Washington City
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
Wood Street
Langtry stage star allegedly assaulted by patron
Gossip swirls over Abingdon Baird attacking Mrs. Langtry at York House Regent's Park after catching a guest with the actress. He reportedly knocked her down and kicked her face, requiring a surgeon's care and threatening career impact. He later offered $125,000 to avert assault action.
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Lorpox
Abingdon Baird
Windom estate appraisal lists varied securities and lands
The Windom estate in Wisconsin Minnesota is appraised showing real estate 20 80 furniture and goods 2500 clothing 100 bank stock and bonds 41 001 notes debts 15 115 total. Real estate includes half of Windom block Minneapolis 0 000 2240 acres in North Carolina 310 440 820 acres coal lands in Virginia 20 733 lands in Hennepin Becker and Red River counties. Heaviest holding is 1000 Virginia Central and Pittsburg railway shares with bonds valued at 15 000. Other investments mostly under 20.
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Wisona
Mirx
William Windom
Minneapolis
N. C
Friinia
Hennepin County
Laredo
Becker County
Minn
Virginia Central and
Pittsburg
Freedmen's Aid Society halts annual session at Crettsatt
The Board of Directors of the Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in Crettsatt. They reviewed the needs of 42 institutions under their direction. Rev. M I Mason of Atlanta was elected field agent. A tobacco dealer claims Maine is the Union's most fertile state for business and faces intense trade promotion.
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Maine
River News And Notes Show Varied Water Levels
Upper Gauges report river at Allegheny Junction two feet inches and falling. MuRGANTOWS shows four feet at stationary, weather clear. Brownsville river at zero feet inches and falling with clear conditions. Akren river stationary at low water mark amid heavy showers.
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Allegheny Junction
Halning
Murgantows
Akren
Electricity as a legitimate medical tool says Electropathic Institute
The text asserts there is no uncertainty about electricity’s medical use. It claims electricity has simpler, more natural effects than drugs and stresses the expertise of physicians and electrical experts at the Electropathic Institute, distinguishing trained practice from nurse-like or abuse.
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Pittsburg
Electropathic Institute
West Africa
Electrric Institute
Wagner
Lambrose
Corning
Heynolda
Cogney
Dom
Gartner
Vienna
River Traffic and Weather Across Several Cities
Weather conditions and river levels reported for multiple ports including Pittsburgh, St Louis, New Orleans, Natchez, and Cincinnati. Varying river heights advance or recede with clear to warm conditions and occasional rain threats. Arrivals and departures noted for vessels such as City of Providence and Onward and tow, with unnamed pon titulary steamers referenced.
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Courier
Parkersburg
Reystone State
Clickonattawanoma
Pittsburg
Ford
New Kewne
St. Louia
A. Wood
Providence
St. Louis
Partaend
Tennessee
Oakland
New Orleans
Monroe
Natchez
Rleing
Warm
C. W. Hatchelor
Carno
Hiver
Fair and Lot
Talk Along the Wharves and Waterway Movements
River traffic notes a shallow pool with rising water levels as wickets go up this afternoon. Multiple ships depart or arrive including the Cincinnati packet Tie Judson and the Enterprise, with tow arrivals from New Orleans and empties from Louisville. Ongoing river operations include a lockout timing dispute, ship movements, and a U.S. Government suit over river bank encroachment.
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Tom Allen
Wheeling
Fred Wilson
Tie Mcotin
Judson
Cincinnati
Lizzie Bay
Charleston
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
Enterprise
Coaley
B.D. Wood
Louisville
Frank Gilmore
Criscentis
New Orleans
Joseph Nixon
Joseph Walton
Marysville
United States
Pittsburg
Thomas Evans Co
Oliver & Roberts
Jones & Laughlin
Fires Strike Towns Across North America Causing Heavy Losses
The fire record reports Vernon Washington destroyed business areas with losses near 249000. Whitney Michigan hamlet burned leaving 17 families homeless. A Standard Oil sill fire near Sharpsburg caused 800 loss. Bracken block Penn brick works burned in Pittafield Massachusetts. Dunn residence and adjacent saloon damaged with losses totaling 260. Fire in Montreal lumber yard area consumed several structures with 50000 loss. A Union refinery tank fire near Avr Off City led to 10000 damage and potential further danger from naphtha spill.
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Vernon
Wash
Whitney
Upper Michigan
Chicago and Northwestern
Standard Oil Company
Sharpsburg Bridge
Pittafield
Mass
Bracken's
Heat Brose
Caneld's Hardware
Farnell & Fahey’s
Charles Dunn
Brownsville Avenue
Michael Murray
Dunn
Murray
Montreal
Charles Broulette
J. Brousseau
Joseph Robert & Son
Union
Oll Creek
Orst
Widespread Oddities Mark This Week in Various States
Reports from Independence Kentucky to Medina Tennessee note cattle fever outbreaks and unseen defaulters. A 3 400 000 foot raft of timber reaches New York while Koch treatment claims cures for consumptives in Denver. The Toronto NA E A meeting welcomed. Ship collisions near Sault Ste Marie. A Newark girl seeks divorce at 19 after marriage to an opera singer and a desertion by a dramaticist. A Texas family murdered for money. a Utah post office clerk indicted for stealing a five thousand dollar registered letter.
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Independence
MaAney
Medina
Tenn
New York
Denver
National Educational Association of the United States
Toronto
Athabasca
Fantine
Sault Ste. Marie
Rank
Ligatsive
Williams
Kelly
Union City
Evie County
Uleo
Jissin Monmec
Newark
Drgamist
Tax
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Company
New Styles In Oak And Walnut Organ Models
A July 1 release announces new organ styles Boudoir Drawing Room Victory Romanesque and summer line. The shop at 91 and 93 Fifth Avenue invites customers to see the features and visit the large stock with low prices and easy payments.
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TON
Fifth Avenue
Kentucky horse owners seek protective racing association
In Chicago on July 4 a group of Kentucky horse owners discuss forming an Owners Protective Association to ease racing rules. Figures named include J. T. Williams and the Scroyran Brea, with plans for a meeting in Cincinnati and possible participation by the Safaris and Scroggy, heading toward Saratoga.
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Chicago
J. T. Williams
Scroyran Brea
Cincinnati City
Keeping Out the Hebrews Aroumania Frontiers Guarded by Troops
Roumanian authorities cordon the frontier with Russia and bar landings of Russian passengers without verified passports. The measures target Hebrews amid border tensions and immigration controls.
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Aroumania
Brenanest
Russia
Outmonian
Practical Results from Catarrh to Neuralgia Treatments
A dated testimonial list describes diverse cases treated with electrization. Chronically ill patients including a child with catarrh, a woman with heart disease, a road engineer with rheumatism, a consumptive patient, eczema, dyspepsia, neuralgia, and neurasthenia report improvements and weight gain after electrotherapy sessions.
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Abe
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