Fulda Defends Club Over Corbett Jackson Affair
June 21 report details L K Fulda president of the California Athletic Club defending directors and referee in the Corbett Jackson bout. He says nobility claims were used to test membership and states wagering by directors was rare and should be banned. Fulda accuses neither side of fair play, notes alleged rule violations and the referee’s decision of no contest.
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Saturday's Ball Games in Pittsburgh and Boston
Baseball briefs report results and lineups from games in Pittsburgh and Boston with notes on players Batting and pitching for New York Boston and Cincinnati matchups. The piece lists schedules for Today and Sundays leagues with scores, batteries, and key outcomes across multiple teams.
Pittsburgs Sleepy Trip Ended with Booby Prize
The Pittsburg team of stars, led by J Palmer O Neil, finished with 3 wins in 4 attempts on their tour. Once top contenders, they drifted to second place in Brooklyn after poor performances and faction tensions. A quality shortstop and trades, including Brash for George Smith, are urged.
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Pittsburgs
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New York
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Bierbauer
Hanlon
Brash
George Smith
Mr. O'Neiht
Sporting Times
Baseball game postponed between Jarecki and Well Supply nines
The Sporting Editor notes that both clubs were ready but the grounds were unsafe for play. the game was postponed indefinitely. Captain C. W. Ss and Donsos led their teams as the ground conditions halted action.
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Dicpatch
Drs Paton
Jarecki Andil Well Supply Company
Nines
Donsos
C. W. Ss
To Duay's Home Game Sees Final Home Matchup
Local and Cincinnati teams resume a postponed game today for the last home contest until July. The outcome will determine the final position, with King in good form for the home side. Manager Loftus could not name his pitcher last evening.
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Cincinnati
King
Loftus
Entries listed for Sheepshead Bay races on June 21
The Sheepshead Bay entry sheet lists multiple races with weights for tomorrows program. First race includes Kingston Colville Ocypete Benwuda Levelier Sextus Lord Harri Simrock Portente Vintage Tine Hace Netibe Bry and others. Second race is maiden 2-year-olds at five and a half furlongs with Emma rimree Algoma Ninone Piccalliy sister to him Dongioes fly Feuvette Zurling Belle D Mottin Baiar uclon Shell Othmar erie Huitzen Wah Ermin trade colt ae Ha Johannes. Third race for 3-year-olds mile and three-quarters with Long Leaf Katrina Lill Adventurer Caleum Stoaantaln Deer Lepanto Tam-Buca. Fourth race for all sniIe nod an eighth the Siar Benedictine ton galt We donee Rawnhile Barnegat Adm 363 ices and Auantte. Fifth race mile and a cen ceeie is Riley Tm Sir John. Sixth race handicap sweepstakes mile and three
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Toamorrow
Sheepshead Bay
Kingston
Min Colville
Ocypete
Benwuda
Levelier
Sextus
Lord Harri
Simrock
Portente
MI Hace
Emma Rimree
Algoma
Ninone Piccalliy
Dongioes Fly
Feuvette
Zurling
Belle D
Mottin
Baiar
Uclon
Shell Othmar
Erie Huitzen
Wah Ermin
Ae Ha
Johannes Ae
Katrina
Benedictine
Barnegat
Boston Club Officials Deny Offering Kelly Return
In Boston on June 21 the club's owners were asked about reports of offering King Kelly incentives to return. President Soden, Treasurer Billings, and Director Conant each deny making an offer, while Conant notes no sale and suggests hopes for a return by both Kelly and Connell. A grand swimming tournament is planned on the Allegheny river July 11 led by James Taylor and his sons, with amateur and professional contests and a prize for the professionals. The event aims to organize a life-saving crew.
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King Kelly
Soden
Mike Kelly
Billings
Kelly
Conant
Sue Omer
Allegheny River
James Taylor
Charles
John
McEwan
California Athletic Club cancels Maber Mahan bout
In San Francisco on June 21 the California Athletic Club cancelled the scheduled June 29 fight between Billy Maber and Billy Mahan due to Maber's illness. Mahan was awarded a forfeit of 2200 dollars.
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California Athletic Club
Billy Maber
Billy Mahan
Maber
Mahan
General Sporting Notes From A Vague Page
A sprawling column reports on multiple sports figures and events. Names like Slavin Kilrain McCla ughli Reed & Son and Hall of Fame figures appear alongside racing notes about Nutwood and Adonis. The item mixes boxing, horse racing, and local athletic gossip with scattered dates and places.
Kreisturnfest Day Two Brings Large Turnverein Crowd
On June 21 in St Paul, Kreisturnfest drew about 500 Turners for a rain interrupted second day of events. Highlights included a wand drill with 500 participants and fencing with 13 competitors. Notable marks: Emil Goetz Chicago 19 feet 6 inches in running jump. Adolph Stammwitz Minneapolis 22 feet 6 inches in shot. William Feckie Chicago Lincoln Turnverein 33 of 36 points in fencing. Next gathering will be in Davenport four years from now.
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William Feckie
Lincoln Turnverein
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Bardsley Faces Heavy Sentence In Treasury Scandal
A Philadelphia report says ex-Treasurer Bardsley will face a heavy sentence after Tuesday's court appearance. Projections hinge on whether he confesses or defends, with potential prison terms ranging up to 65 years if he cooperates, or a life sentence if he resists.
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Bardsley
City Treasury
Sly and Foxy
Fifty Chileans Killed in Labos Nitrate Incident
A Peru dispatch to the Chilean Legation reports that the Esmeralda after docking at San Diego landed 50 men to seize provisions at Labos Guano Islands. Islanders and workers attacked the party, killing them and seizing arms, as the ship fired about 80 shots. The note adds sentiment against nitrate speculators and calls for action in Tarapaca.
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Peru
San Diego
Labos Guano Islands
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Labos
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Gossip from Europe’s Gay Capital in June
The Comte de Montebello, new French ambassador to St. Petersburg, will press for Russian clarity on war plans with France. M Ribot says Laboulaye’s failure came from the Czar snubbing him after the proposal reached Giers first. The Czar may snub Laboulaye again as Baron Mohrenheim’s withdrawal nears.
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Queen's Hidden Hand in Disestablishment Crisis
The Queen opposed disestablishment but backed the Commons in pressuring the Lords to accept the bill. She warned that rejection would ignite a constitutional clash, while Archbishop of Canterbury mediated through a tense lobby process. Her influence potentially shields the monarchy from a destructive party clash.
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Militia Tragedy After Train Collision Near Londonderry
An empty train collided with a militia train on a single track two miles from Londonderry. The militia train driver was killed, the fireman fatally hurt, and many militia members and bystanders were injured. The wreckage left militia soldiers splintered and chaos followed.
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Londonderry
Hethene
Cyclone Causes Widespread Wind Damage in Catro Itt
A cyclone this afternoon torn roofs from houses uprooted many trees and blew cars from rails as a great gale swept through Catro Itt on June 21. Local reports note extensive damage to trees roofs and signs with property loss and flooded streets. Authorities warned residents to stay indoors and secure debris.
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Flooding and Wind Sweep City with No Loss of Life
A powerful windstorm knocked down telegraph wires and rooftops, blew a derrick boat crewman across the river, and capsized a ferry from Paducah near Cairo. The Gwynn ferried to the Kentucky shore with an excursion party, but aside from roofs and shrubs, little damage occurred and no one was killed.
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Paducah
Cairo
Kentucky
Senator M'Donald Dead A Biographical Sketch Of His Career
Ex Senator Joseph Ewing McDonald died in Indianapolis at 11 35 PM after a long illness. Born 1819 in Butler County Ohio he rose from saddler apprentice to lawyer and Politician. He served as Attorney General 1855 congressman 1849 51 state party chairman and US Senator 1875 81 supporting hard money and protective tariffs. Funeral arrangements will be announced today.
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Great Electrical Genius Tesla Captivates Pittsburgh Engineers
Nikola Tesla, after a near end from grip, demonstrated 250000 volts before local electrical engineers at Westinghouse works. His Montenegrin heritage and Greek family background are noted as his striking features and intense focus on electricity.
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Tesla
Edson
Faraday
Whitelaw Reid's New Country House Near New York
Contractor A L Bridges describes Whitelaw Reid's White Plains residence as America's most luxurious rural retreat. The planned water works, glass-surrounded dining hall, 25 000 volume library, multiple reception rooms, and extensive steam heating push the project toward a near million dollar price tag with completion near.
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Garret
Reid
Porter Denies Resignation At Census Office
Washington June 21. Superintendent Porter of the Census Office says he has not resigned and will not resign until completing his assigned work. He cites extensive removals as due to finishing projects and reports that the bureau’s work is well advanced with ten volumes nearly ready, all but two to be ready for the printer by July 1.
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Haiti rumors quell as Hippolyte not assassinated
The latest report from Haiti states that Hippolyte has not been assassinated, despite previous alarming rumors. No confirmation of foul play or motive is provided in the readable text.
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Atlanta Journal
Haiti
Hippolyte
Trade With Mexico a boon for Pennsylvania in Monterrey
In Philadelphia a Monterrey visitor argues Mexico's trade leans toward the United States. He notes Monterrey's surge from a 20 000 population to 46 000, American railroads and mills driving growth, and Pennsylvania shaping the Mexican coke and coal needs. He cites Pennsylvanian firms like Grimm and Guggenheims shaping commerce.
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Spectral witnesses attach cadaver photos in Ernst case
Three photographs of a missing heir’s alleged father, Andrew DeKalb Ernst, are used as exhibits in depositions before Judge Schrader in Cincinnati. The body, found in Colorado in 1889, is linked to a $5,000 legacy contested by the claimant, a St Paul woman, against her grandmother’s estate.
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St. Paul
Testatrix
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Abe Lincoln Cured Him Story From New York Sun
William Graham Green now 80 recalls how Lincoln educated a gambler named Enoch Easton. The tale centers on a bet about marking a middle finger and a challenge to lift a whisky barrel. Lincoln offered a plug hat as the wager but the lesson remained restraint from betting.
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Ike
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Flattery and Truth in Neighborly Relations
In a concise reflection from the Somerville Journal, the piece notes that it is easy to spot when a man flatters your neighbor but harder to discern when he flatters you, hinting at social nuance in everyday interactions.
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Somerville Journal
Weather Brief From Virginia and Ohio Forecast
Weather note reports wet conditions in Virginia and Ohio with fair skies elsewhere. Cooler winds from the northeast are noted, and a United States Weather Service officer provides the local forecast.
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Janet
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No Danger of Death Sowell Case in Hydrophobia Debate
A New York report says John Sowell was bitten by a gila monster in a laboratory but shows no venom symptoms. Doctors differ on venom presence, noting possible nonpoisonous bite or early cauterization. Sowell's fear of death is intense yet his physical condition improves, prompting discussion on fright versus actual poisoning in hydrophobia cases.
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Dispatch
New York
John Sowell
Lowell
Giles
Sowell
Bank Clearing Totals Show Weekly Gains and Losses
Boston and other cities report last week’s gross clearing totals from their clearing houses. The table compares savings with the cadet week in 107u, showing percentage increases or decreases for each city.
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Railways Mortgaged to Mercantile Trust for 2.54 Million
A mortgage filed in Sangamon county covers the Chicago St. Louis and Peoria and the Chicago and Northern Railway lines for 2,544,000 dollars. Proceeds will cancel existing mortgages after the companies consolidated.
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Chicago, St. Louis and Peoria Company
Chicago and Northern Railway Company
Mercantile Trust Company
New York
Recorder
Sangamon County
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