Faatz Rowovers Marring Cleveland Victory At Recreation Park
The home club beat Cleveland in a good game marred by Captain Jay Faatz’s vulgar outburst toward umpire Galvin. Faatz was fined while Galvin stood firm as the crowd roared. Columbus may buy Pitcher Morris today as Manager Phillips seeks rest and changes with Director Nimick.
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Clevelands
Faatz
Columbus
Morris
Phillips
Palmer O'Neil
Nimick
Amall Field
Recreation Park
Jay Faatz
Cleveland
Faata
Galvin
Sutcliffe
McQuaide
Zacharias
Twitchell
Tebeau
White
Deacon
Jeems
Faats
Leach
Pacers
Gruber
Sawders
Bond
Miller
Iirector O'Rell
Palmer O'Reil
Ondersand
SS Ae
Thesa
Tarek Tae Tae
Tarek Tae Tae Present, But Their Oss
Columb
Ihip
Allegheny
Ed Hanlon
Sanrive
Aledmer
Manacer Phill
Oakland
Sala
Teres Ncan
Columbua
Carroll
Phillies Drop Twin Bill Teaser to Boston In Slim Loss
Philadelphia falls two runs short as Boston wins with late hits and a go ahead score. Shriver drives in four runs for Boston while Philadelphia pitchers and batters struggle to capitalize in clutch innings.
New Yorks Triumph Over Washingtons In Open Air Tilt
The New Yorks beat the Washingtons 7 to 5 in a baseball game noted for weak effort and limited energy. Key moments included Ewing driving in runs with a two base hit and Welch pitching a solid effort for the New Yorks. Both sides showed sporadic fielding, with multiple errors and stolen bases affecting the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Washingtons
Ewing
Wise
Lark
Wiimot
Tiore
Richardson
Clarke
Ff Keefe
Neeich
Keefe
Wech
Qeion
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cincinnatia
Welch
Bovey
Stovey
Kel Ae
Earle
MT We Mullane
Vian
Hoosiers Fall Despite Late Error in Chicago Game
The home team lost today's game due to a costly error by Hines, which otherwise would have given Indiana a 4 to win in the ninth. The scoreboard shows rebounds and fielding miscues amid a tense finish, with detailed box scores listing players and runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpraanapours, Inc
Hines
Hoosiers
Tran Ag
Ode
Hasti
Ieee
Baseball matchups listed for several leagues today
Natrona Leade Cleveland at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Indianapolis. Washington at New York. Boston at Philadelphia. American Association Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Louisville at Columbus. St. Louis at Baltimore. International League Toronto at Hamilton. Londons at Buffalo. Detroit at Syracuse. Toledo at Rochester.
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Natrona Leade
Clevelands
Pittsburg
Chicagos
Indianapolis
Washingtons
New York
Bostons
Philadelphia
American Association
Cincinnatis
Brooklyn
Louisvilles
Columbus
St. Louis
Baltimore
International League
Torontos
Hamilton
Londons
Buffalo
Detroits
Syracuse
Tolados
Rochester
Scottdale Club Returns Home After Rough Western Trip
The Scottdale team arrived in Boorparr, Pa, July 25, to a warm welcome after a tough touring schedule. Highlights include Earned runs for Scottdale 2, Duquesnes 1, and notable plays such as Howe, Still, and Stolen base by Still. Pitching by Scottdale’s Boyd and Duquesnes’ O Don and Korder noted. Umpire Wood.
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BEPAZ
OUR Boys
Erica
Howe
Youn
Aaeeme Sminok
Callahan
Boorparr
Scottdale Club
Desaeense
Creed
Scottdales
Duquesnes
Jane
Pittsburgh clubs clash as Beavers top Allegheny 4 to 3
Report notes manager Loftus urging Pittsburg aces to lift play after a surprising loss by the Beaver Grays to Allegheny. Officials like Zacharias and Fontes figure in late actions as Cleveland pitchers and local umpires set a tense scene after a 4 to 3 result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Pops Te
Cleveland
Semere
Hazelwoods
Galvin
Seon
Faatz
T Fontes
Beaver Grays
Ancrere Stars
Allegheny
Phillipe Urk
Zacharias
Greensburg
Sarp
Loftus
Pittsburg
Secretary Noble Reviews General Morgan Indian Affairs Record
Secretary Noble begins a formal examination of General Morgan's military record and the trial evidence over six companies mustered by his regiment. The process aims to determine a report to the President on Morgan’s fitness and whether past disqualifications affect current duties. The review seeks to clarify the impact of the record on Indian Affairs efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noble
Morgan
Indian Affairs
Noble Tenon
Acses
Secre Nabie
Men’s suits in new styles offered at low price
A local sale advertises a two day line of men’s suits sized 33 to 42 with one two and four button cutaways in worsted blues and blacks, corkscrew, diagonal and other fabrics. Suits priced at $6.50 with purchase limits per customer. Located at the corner of Grant and Diamond near the new Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Grant and
Diamond
New Court House
Priddy Wins Five Mile Race at Detroit Meeting
Detroit July 25 Fifteen thousand attended the third day of racing at the Detroit Club track. Peter Priddy easily defeated Frank McGarvey in a five mile event with a best time of 2 18 3-4. The day featured the Merchants and Manufacturers stake of 10000, won by Hendryx in three straight heats.
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Detroit
Hendryx
Suellivan
Smith
San Francisco
Peter Priddy
McGarvey
Mica
President Campau
Gene Smith
Rosaline Wilkes
Oes
Gearenaes
Ec Eigge Lac
Ehosallac Wilkes
Syno Cic
Twin City Jockey Club Races Amid Rain Delays
Heavy track slows third day of Twin City Jockey Club racing as sprinkles fail to deter crowd. Fights, falls, and multiple race results unfold with horses like Armaman, Gracie Db, and Jou Jou amid rough footing and renewed betting volumes.
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Sr. Paw
Twin City Jockey Club
Turoabong
Tomatena
Varaman
Jou Jou
Uarman
Gracie Db
Oe Partes
Pat Dock
Es Setaka
Crockett
Jennie Gronoud
Havillah
Haviliah
Laura Lavideon
Mamie Fouse
Crown
Elehta
Bonair
Alphonse
Disqualification and controversy mark Monmouth Park meet
At Monmouth Park on July 21 the meeting drew a large crowd as the track ran fast and the day unfolded with notable incidents. The main event featured Fan Fan disqualified in the second race for fouling Leighton, while Doane admitted striking Taylor on the home stretch though claiming it was accidental and did not affect the result.
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Moxmovurs Park
Mr. Withers
Leighton
Doane
Taylor
Lawhton
Zephyros
Grenadier
Volunteer
Dyer
Gyerene Gol Barnantos
Rawetta Malple
Hame Senate Eens
Leighton Oo
Hhono
Favordale
Peliae
Murray
Verseur
Ode
Secord
Judge Moray
Vreedom
Agderer
Oat Tilty
Boeriern Vlae
Tour Mail
Tourmatine
Cape
Tele Burch
Triton
Pavanne
Reaana
Niagara
Sullivan’s Offer Sparks Boxing Clash Talk
Article reports John L. Sullivan offering Jem Smith $2,500 to fight under Marquis of Queensberry rules before the California Athletic Club. Projections mention a purse around £2,000 plus $10,000 a side and potential total earnings for Sullivan estimated at around $21,000, with possible extra sums if Smith wins.
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Dinfatch
John L. Sullivan
Jem Smith
Marquis of Queensberry
California Athletic Club
L. R. Falda
Lamiey
Aes
R. Lamiey
Sullivan
Sulli
Jon
Van
Tao
Worney Smith
Connec
Priddy An Easy Winner In Five Mile Foot Race
About 200 spectators watched Peter Priddy defeat Frank McGarvey in a five mile race for 100 aside at Exposition Park. The track was dry and dusty as Priddy opened a commanding lead. McGarvey tired and stopped near the end claiming an injury from a bottle on the track. A sweepstake trotting race followed with George Arris winning two heats and George Day’s Mazeppa slow in time.
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Exposition Park
Peter Priddy
Frank McGarvey
Priddy
Paddy Denmarsh
J. Stommeyer
McGarvey
Eorge Arris
George Day
Mazeppa
Saratoga Opening Posts Mixed Racing Card
Unclear text from a Saratoga meet lists horses, weights, and entries for a day’s races. Names include Geraldine Fordham King Crab Mollie’s Last Starters Hanover Flux and Volatile with various times and weights. The fragment references six races, entries, and weights for tomorrows events and lists several horses in each race.
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SamaToga
N. Y
Saratoga Racing Association
Hogan Ng Ba
Barener
Bksartock
Monk
Gerpiting
Werber Lights
Fordham
Me Bine Heck
Heck
Gold Fish
An Palmer
Geraldine
Fordham di
Maori
Macead
Hanover
King Crab
Mollie McCarthy
Mollie
Sye Ai
Tom Finley
L! Bill
Pearl Set
Sam Orey
Bonderland
Tennesseean
Yoxmede
Gipsy Daily
Sena
Tone Dance
Gara Nae Volatile
Cupid
Roulette Heedstone
Marty Krown
Vivid
Cman
Sto i. Bralt
Ish Teton
Itty & i Kitty Pease
Prather Ue
Pall Mall
Warsaw
Renwood
Dan Li
Gladice
Brandovetta
Royal Garter
Fregerica
Eller
Kilrain and Murphy Drunken Night Out in Lexington
July 2 in Lexington Kansas M Smith buys yearling fillies at Fairburn stud including Eileminia and Loelia Medium. In London cricket Philadelphia team beats Gentlemen of Kent with Patterson Clark and Newhall noted for solid play.
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Lexington
M. Smith
Fairburn Stud
Eileminia
Happy Medium
Aberdeen
Roca
Loelia Medium
Almont
Christabel
Htoj
Roche
Patsy F
M Patch
W. Featherstone
Tocmeree
Loxpon
Philadelphia Cricketers
Gentlemen of Kent
Goos
Kent
Patterson
Clark
Newhall
Pedestrian Bam Day brings James Ray to town for athletic walking stake
Bam Day, a veteran long distance pedestrian, travels with James Ray, famed English walker. Ray vows to outpace any man in Penasmont over five or ten miles for a stake, and is noted as son of the well known Toldy Ray.
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Bam Day
James Ray
Penasmont
Ray
Toldy Ray
Rhode Island House Chaos Over Attendance War
In Providence July 25 a Rhode Island House session devolved into a chaotic stand by a three house high license bill. Republicans pressed for compulsory attendance while Democrats dwindled to below quorum causing adjournment until 11 AM next day.
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Providence
R. L
Senate
Brennan
Carroll
Pawtucket
Representative Wilson
East Providence
Miller
Seeng
Actress’s Long Fast Aids Weight Loss For Roles
July 25 report from Currence notes May Waldron, star of Robson & Crane, undergoing a 30 day liquid fast under a Washington physician. Living with mother at Clifton House, she has shed 50 pounds in 20 days, consuming only orange juice and water plus Turkish baths thrice weekly.
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Washington
Shortest Ocean Cable Planned Between Canada and Ireland
Ottawa reports Mr. Dobell, promoter of a direct Canadian cable linking Bellevale Strait to Ireland, returned from England with 350 000 dollars in private stock, aiming for 1.7 million total cost and a 500 000 dollar government bond guarantee. The project, supported by the Dominion Government, plans to hire an English construction firm to lay the line, promising the shortest ocean cable yet.
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Ottawa
Dobell
Canada
Bellevale
Ireland
England
Dominion
The Rising Waters Threaten City as Flood Spreads Wide
Freeposta reports Fall river bottoms flooding at two inches per hour. The river stretches seven miles wide with twenty feet of water, threatening the city within a quarter mile. A relic iron wagon bridge collapsed. only two railroad bridges remain. A relief party works through the night. rescues proceed for surrounded families. No deaths yet, some missing. Trains reach the area late, now blocked. northward exit via Verdigris River, nine miles away, is rising. Telegraphs strained. more rain anticipated.
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Freposta
Fall River
San Francisco Pacific
Santa Fe
Verdigris River
Testimony aboard Etru ris in Maybrick poisoning case
Aboard the Etrur is en route to Liverpool colored servant Stencil who will testify in the Mrs James Maybrick arsenic poisoning trial. He claims Maybrick sent him to buy arsenic regularly during their Baltimore period. Maybrick died from arsenic poisoning and Mrs Maybrick pleads that he was an arsenic eater.
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New York
Etruris
Liverpool
Stencil
England
James Maybrick
Maybrick
Baltimore
Heirs to Great Expectations meet in Hamilton
The 15 Canadian claimants of Anneke Jans estate gathered in Hamilton to appoint a representative for New York negotiations. Estate holdings include Holland property valued at 1.5 million dollars and 60 acres in central New York held by Trinity Lee, with additional lem tists near New York. Attorney General Miller arrived at Durr Park to discuss a Supreme Court vacancy and possible talks with the President during his stay. A midnight house fire on Pride Street prompted a box alarm and brief extinguishing efforts.
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Hamilton
Ont
Anneke Jans
New York
Holland
Trinity Lee
New Yi York
Durr Park
Miller
Davis
Supreme Court
Prica
Stevenson Street
Box 53
Fifth Avenue
Pride
Boston
Dere Park
Department of Justice
Washington
Charles W. Smith
Eastern Michigan
Smith
Hurley
the Treasury
Cleveland
Local sprinters Davy Sheehan and Grant White plan 100-yard race
Davy Sheehan, a local sprinter, called the office announcing a meeting with Grant White tomorrow at 8:80 P.M. for a 100 yard dash. The brief note confirms the planned athletic match at the office location.
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Davy Sheehan
Grant White
Asbury M E Sunday School Picnic At Rock Point
The Asbury M E Sunday School picnic at Rock Point ended peacefully with no incidents. Reported conditions show a large turnout and a pleasant day, with attendees leaving Union Depot late at night after a successful event.
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Asbury M. E
Rock Point
Union Depot
Local Fire Call Noted At Onaee Residence
A brief dispatch records a fire incident near Woks Street in Onaee on Thursday at 10 16 PM. Investigators reported one occupant affected by smoke and a prompt response from local fire units to contain the blaze.
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Cerman
Onaee Fam
Woks Street
Fanamal Horeadtion
Relief Committees Mobilize Funds After City Wreck
Treasurer W R Seuneennst Se. Johns town Relief Committee wired his office for funds to aid the wrecked city. The effort has already distributed large sums and now seeks additional contributions to reach the total needed for relief.
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W. R
Peculiar Salt Brought Against Wisconsin Surgeon General
An autopsy on Prof. Paul Broder's remains four years ago leads to a legal contest. The Misses Broder allege remains were misused by Janesville physicians who participated in the autopsy. Dr. Henry Palmer and his son Dr. W H Palmer, both linked to the autopsy, face Police Court arraignment with the case adjourned until Monday.
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Wisconsin
Orr
Paul Broder
Broder
Janesville
Henry Palmer
W. H. Palmer
Consul's Burglar Son Arrested In Brutal Home Invasion
Young Twitchell, son of the U S Consul in Kixestox Ontario, is seized after entering Mrs. Martin's house in a mask. He bound and gagged a servant, fired at the woman on stairway, and fled when neighbors rushed to help. He claims a blank period between waking and escape. Police remain puzzled by the episode.
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Kixestox
Ont
Twitchell
United State
James Garfield to Marry Miss Newell in Chicago
Cleveland dispatch reports the engagement of James E. Garfield to Miss Newell of Chicago. Garfield, a young attorney practicing with his brother Harry in Wilshire Block, lives with his mother and sister Mollie in Mentor and travels daily by Lake Shore train. The news comes as a surprise to the Garfield family and friends in the city.
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Cleveland
James Garfield
Newell
Chicago
Garfield
James E. Garfield
Harry
Wilshire Block
Windsor Avenue
James
Mentor
Mollie
J. Stanley Brown
Lake Shore
Murderer Francis Milligan Kills Wife in Jealous Rage
Evansville July 25 Francis Milligan was committed at Paducah for the brutal murder of his young wife near Maxon’s Mills Sunday night. The ax weapon crushed the skull in a jealous act. Milligan confesses but says his wife struck first. No witnesses exist.
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Evansville
Francis Milligan
Paducah
Maxon
Milligan
Demented Woman Found Dead in Highland Home
Mrs. Bredendeck, a demented resident of Highland one mile from Mansfield, was found dead in her house yesterday afternoon after being seen alive while washing in the morning. Neighbors reported the death. Coroner McDowell will hold an inquest this morning.
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Bredendeck
Highland
Mansfield
McDowell
No Executive Board meeting held yesterday report error
Morning journals wrongly claimed a meeting of the Executive Board of Trades Council occurred and that resolutions against President James Campbell were prepared for Saturday. Officials state no meeting took place and no resolutions were submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Board of Trades Council
James Campbell
Labor dispute at Exposition building settled by union join
Report says four or five carpenters at the Exposition building were non union and demanding union scale. Special Agent was notified and the matter was settled when the workers joined the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oecupies
Special Agent 2 Ee
Randall Club Fixes Plans for Fete Champetre
The Randall Club met last night and finalized arrangements for the Fete Champetre to be held on August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Club
Who Stole Timothy's Dog Indeed
Officer Schaefer arrested Timothy Siebert Jr. last night on a charge of threatening a bartender. The move followed allegations that Siebert stole the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
Timothy Siebertson
Catholic News Cablegram on Rev Dr Qdo Bu by St Francis
The Catholic News reports a cablegram stating Rev Dr Qdo Bu by St Francis de Saleseth of Toledo has not yet proved at home the clergyman has rights in the diocese. The text is unclear and garbled but indicates a dispute over clerical status in the Cleveland diocese.
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Catholic News
Ts Eetener
Qdo
Francie de Saleseth
Biabo
Grenees
Cleveland
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Director O'Neil
Morrow
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Zimmer
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Maul
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Osullivan
Farrell
Dally
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Rowe
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Kerine
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Naetthe Watkins Iar
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Jake Kilrain
Colin
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Windsor Hotel
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Central
Urphy
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Picole
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Io Conaldn
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Ayer
Austin & NW. Railway Co
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Ayer’s
Dr. J
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Lowell, Mass
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Gilmour
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Blooker
Pongee
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth Street and
Penn Avenue
Apellinia Bedford
Folandee
Bethesda
Vichy
Sumas
EO. K. Stevenson
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