THAT AWFUL INNING AND THE REDS VICTORY
A crowd saw Cincinnati Reds beat the home team 7 to 3 after an awful second inning filled with errors and later six hits. Mullane pitched well, Comiskey and Latham starred for Cincinnati, while Mullane, Smith and Holliday provided key home runs for the visitors. Rain halted play for 30 minutes before the resumed game.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Comiskey
Latham
Teems
Old Sport
Galvin
Antonio Mullane
Murphy
Mullane
Shugart
Beckley
Holliday
Elmer Smith
Swartwood
Charley Farrell
Cincinnati Bbia Ge
McPhee
Trovile
Mulligan
Cork Lal
Omerpiece
Muilane
Tol
UMM AT
Pittsbore
Turee-hawe
Simith
Beckiey
Far Feil
Mulixne
Sacrifee
Hall Comiskey
Amith
Incinnati
Giants Hold Off Orioles In Pitchers Battle
New York scores the game’s only run in the second inning on two walks a force and a hit by Lyons. Attendance listed as 1 00, final score New York 4 Baltimore 0. Pitchers duel with minimal offense and several miscues noted.
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New York
Giants
Lyons
Phillies blank Washington in easy win at home
Philadelphia shut out Washington 11 to 0 as Carsey limited the visitors while Phillies hitters punished Killen and Kilroy. Connor, Cogher Thompson Delehanty, Radford Richardson Larkin Allen and Connor contributed in a one hour game.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Phillies
Carsey
Killen
Kilroy
Cogher
Thompson
Delehanty
A En Connor
Doujars
Radford
Richardson
Larkin
Allen
Connor
Milligan
Hiamilton
Pie
Boston and Brooklyn Battle at Eastern Park in Tight Pro Football?
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To Day's League Schedule Heads to Base and City Rivalries
The schedule lists Cincinnati at Pittsburg Cleveland at Chicago St Louis at Louisville Boston at Brooklyn Baltimore at New York and Washington at Philadelphia reflecting early baseball or city matchups with multiple teams in action today.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louisa
Louisville
Boston
Brooklin
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
League standings snapshot from early season report
The record shows Boston with a 6.789 percentage, New York at .400, Philadelphia at .461, Washington at .400, and St. Louis and Baltimore close in their early season records. Appears as a fragmented league table with team initials and win percentages.
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We. Reler
Boston
New York
Ikane
Washin
Philad
St. Louis
Baltimore
Burns to Captain Local Ball Club as Terms Agree
The local baseball club and Tommy Burns of the Chicago club have agreed on terms for Burns to captain the local team. Burns is expected to sign Saturday, with Buckenberger remaining as manager. The club denies releasing Buckenberger and aims to steady the lineup for patrons.
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Tommy Burns
Chicago
Burns
Tempie
Bockenberger
Weils
Buckenberger
Denial of Elopement Charge In Giants Pair
King and Boyle deny claims they eloped with Miss Rosa Santman and Miss Kate Totenbier of Covington. They say they never visited Covington, and the two young women bought their own tickets at Louisville for New York. Boyle adds he has not seen one of the young ladies since arrival in New York. Manager Powers states he knows nothing of any elopement.
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Cincinnati
Silver” Kine
Jack Boyle
Giants
Rosa Santman
Kate Totenbier
Covington
King
Louisville
New York
Mr. Boyle
Powers
Pittsburg State League Club defeats Russells 12 to 7
May 18 special: Theo Pittsburg State League Club beat the Russells 12 to 7 on a soggy field. Pittsburg batteries were Hartman and Jones. Russells used Flickinger and Heard. Pittsburgs had the hits as the Russells struck out six times. Another game is scheduled for tomorrow.
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MassiLitux
Theo Pittsburg State League
Russells
Hartman
Jones
Pittsburg
Flickinger
Heard
Kiussells
Pittsburgs
Bloggers Take on Reds as Baldwin Pounds the Mound
The home team lines up Baldwin on the mound against the Cincinnati Reds. Chamberlain and Murphy are set as the battery for the visitors in this anticipated matchup.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Baldwin
Chamberlain
Murphy
Col umbus 2 cece. Farre ll home run among other notes
Baseball round up with Farrells home run described as long and certain. Stricker and Beckley figures praised. McAlten errors noted. Curry University beat Duquaine College. McGill to avoid Cincinnati. Meccini signed. Chicago managers confident after a recent win. Kelly’s errors and passed balls tallied. local team seeks players. Spalding eyes Giants in title race. Shindle shows strong defense. Coraopolis Baseball Club reorganized.
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Farrell
Stricker
Jary Beckley
Tom Burns
Meernr
Reda
MCAL
Cour
Curry University
Duqurane College
LL. Comifery
McGill
Cinclinati
Krocu Ester
Manatee
George Meccin
Nee
Nager
Chicagos
Morse
Tar Reds
Easy Street
Louieville
Toledo
Indiapolis
Kelly
Ge Smiths
Senka Jones
I Town
Robert Street
J. Walter Spalding
Giants
Citas
Wilkinsburg
Earnest
Ch Chinas
Shindle
Coraopolis
Amateur clubs sought for Decoration Day game
The article notes interest in matching an amateur club for Decoration Day. It mentions H D McCabe of Coraopolis Pa and details on various players, team reorganizations, and league tensions. It also references officials and scorecard expert Harry Stevens and ongoing disputes over forfeits and player services between Von der Ahe and Nick Young.
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H. D. McCabe
Coraopolis
RochestTes
John Irwin
Binghamptons
Cinclanati
Louisville
St. Louise Wild
Cleveland
Chicago
Habrry Stevens
Pittsburg
Harry Stevens
Macallar
New Yorks
von der Ahe
Nick Young
Browning
Hardy Richardson
Oakland
Williams
Jim Anderson
Matews
Menith
Davis
O' Niel
Grady
J. W. Murphy
Maichet Avenue
Pugilistic Gossip Fred Johnston Arrives in New York
Fred Johnston English pugilist arrives at New York on the Majestic to meet George Dixon at 117 pounds on June 18 at Coney Island Athletic Club. He stands about 6 feet 4 inches, weighs around 195 pounds though rumoured heavier, with a broad shoulder build and dark Hebrew-tinged complexion. Johnston expresses cautious optimism about a win, saying there can be no sure thing in fighting.
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New Yor
Fred Johnston
George Dixon
Coney Island Athletic Club
Majestic
Arthur Lumley
Coney Island Club
Johnston
Dixon
Plimmer
Chappis" Moran
Fred
Stanton Abbott
Austin Gibbons
Unds
Johnson
Sullivan Rated in Excellent Health After Exam
John L Sullivan underwent a thorough physical examination by Dr. George F. Shready at the physician’s residence. The doctor declared Sullivan physically sound with all organs functioning properly and praised his muscular development, noting potential endurance with some abdominal fat. The check aimed to address rumors about his fitness for a future fight.
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New Youk
John L Sullivan
George F. Shready
America
Doston
Dr. Shready
John L
Jim Corbett
Jackson Slavin Fight Set by National Sporting Club
Slavin and Jackson will fight on Monday May 30 after the National Sporting Club fixed the date. Hall and Choynaki will second Jackson, Mitchell and Jack Slavin will look after Slavin. Admission for non members is 125 dollars, with reserved seats at 380. Parson Davies plans to back Hall and Choynski in London.
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Lennox
National Sporting Club
Jackson-Slavin
Hall
Choynaki
Jackson
Mitchell
Jack Slavin
Slavin
Davies
London
Choynski
Boxing Notes From New York and Boston
The piece reports on Eling Grens stopping Eddie Conners in 12 rounds at Colmbé's Athletic Club and describes Billy Smith pursuing Jimmie Connell at Capital City Athletic Club next Thursday. It notes Gronce Goofney and Joe Lannon receiving payments after a Coney Island bout, mentions a Maher challenge to Godfrey, and cites Bedford Mass sparing controversy amid church-led prize fighting opposition.
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Ertir Grens
Eddie Conners
New York
Colmbé's Athletic Club
Frankie McHugh
Billy Smith
Jimmie Connell
Johnnie Lavac
New Capital City Athletic Club
Gronce Goofney
Joe Lannon
Coney Island
Illustrated News Office
Bedford
Mass
New Bedford Athletic Club
Boston Ilsts
Newford
Baltimore and Ohio Announces Cheap Excursion to Ohio Pyle
The summer excursion business on the Baltimore and Ohio road opens on Decoration Day with a round trip rate of 150. Tickets go on sale at offices between Pittsburg and Connellsville to promote Ohio Pyle trips. On June 1 tourist fares to mountains lakes and seashore begin and railroad men anticipate a passenger rush.
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Baltimore and Ohio Road
Ohio Pyle
Pittsburg
Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Motorman Hurt in a Collision on Electric Road
Two cars on the Braddock and Turtle Creek line collided late Tuesday night. Charles Clare, an actress, was involved and the wreck left both vehicles badly damaged. Investigation cites careless signaling after streets emptied. the incident halted service briefly. Poachers conclude to keep hands off Victoria BC May 18.
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Braddock
Turtle Creek
Charles Clare
Handa
Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Bering Sea
Dwyer’s Bad Break Dampens Ritzy Preakness-Like Day at Gravesend
May 18 crowds of 10,000 pack Gravesend as a brisk sea breeze blows through the stands. Pinkerton detectives eject newsboys, handcuffing and removing them from the grounds amid a day of fast racing and disputed finishes. Results list Dr Hasbrouck, Harlem, St Florian among winners, with future entries announced for several races.
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Gravesend
Pinkerton
Phil Dwyer
Dr. Hasbrouck
Simmas
Correction
Littlefield
Trinity
Dorgett
Bolero
Senora
Tormentor
Cracksman
Harlem
Lamley
Landily
Reckon
Clesiu
St. Florian
Bita Taras
Sir Arthur
Sims
Tol
Bussell
Russell
Longstreet
J. McLaughlin
Fidelio
Clarendon
Portchester
Ethie
Ere
Warsaw
Taral
Lawless
Garrison
Pearl Top
Et Joliet
Florence Bell
Mace
Vardee
Thompson
Dallyran
Lamiley
Flava
Tammany Halil
Kinzabride
Gonsales
Silver Prince
Foreigner
Raceland
Tom Rodgers
Madstone
Snowball
Masterlu
Isabel Colt
Philanthropist
Bliss Colt
Louisette
Fancy Colt
Extra Wo
Hisk
Little Nell
Noes
Tiger
Xewain
Springilke Peiding
Mai Lord Motley
Osric
Walcott and Campbell Stable
St. Anthony
Sir Catesby
Canvas
Poor Jonathan
St. Hubert
Fauvette
Cerebus
Emblem
Great Guns
Zorling
Azra Wins Clark Stakes At Muddy Churchill Downs
Kentucky Derby winner Azra defeats Ed Corrigan’s Phil Dwyer by a length and a half as a muddy track and rain drenched Churchill Downs tests the field. About 2,000 spectators witness Azra’s ten length victory over Phil Dwyer in the Clark Stakes with a winning purse of 3040 dollars.
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Ed Corrigan
Louisvitte
Churchhill Downs
Clark
Azra
Phil Dwyer
Huron
Bashford
Nedall
Ney
Dwyer
Cona
Bah Jacobs Orat
Modjraka
Tivis
Pretender
Iret
Florist
Patsy
Powers
Tim
Gray Goose
Critic
Emery-Fasice horse sale opens at Glenville crowd gathers
At Glenville the Emery-Fasice horse sale begins with bidders present and stock sold including Elia B. Ramona Wilkes Clinker Tart and Free Trade to buyers in Cleveland Beatrice and other cities as cataloged. Philadelphia notes report two racing events at Point Breeze Driving Park with nine heats and a new 2:20 record by Martin Hoy.
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Glenville
Elia B
B. m
Onde
Hamblers
James Riles
New York City
Ramona Wilkes
Brown Wilkes
C.F. Emery
Clinker
B.g
J. S. Gorman
Cumberland
Young Wilkes
John A. Logan
Loungetown
Principe
John Spian
Clevelad
Tip Tyler
Wilton
J. W. Page
Beatrice
Neb
Wilmsrell
Br. A
Antrim
Darton
Josephine
Br. F
Garnet Wiltes
John Smith
Beaver
Fails
A. W. Page
Philadelphia
Point Breeze Driving Park
Martin K
Trottlin, Rae
Pane Hoy
Teeeseeae Hattle H
A H. Clay
Wilile
Ceseseesees
Essences
Ces Seneses
Wwe
Martin Hoi
Races at St Louis May 18 Result Summary
Winners include Minnele Gee frat and Hay maker in short sprints, Pescador Qrat and San Salva place second, Crab Qider and Trixey Gardner take minor slots, Bolivar Buckner and Jim Dunn win or place in longer events. Times noted as 1:27.1 1:34 1:25 1:8 1:63.
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St. Louis
Minnele Gee
T. J. Knight
Red Cap
Pescador Qrat
Aloha
Servitur
Haymaker
San Salva
McDeximon
Crab Qider
Trixey Gardner
Defendant
Anthony Aes Gattan
Black Knight
Bolivar Buckner
Jim Dunn
Patrick
Solly Kott's Curio Wins Newmarket Stakes at Spring Meeting
The Newmarket stakes race of 4,500 sovereigns for three year olds over a mile and a half was won by Solly Kott's Curio with Milner's St. Angelo second and Rose's St. Damien third at the Newmarket spring meeting.
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Newmarket
Solly Kott
Curio
Milner
St. Angelo
Rose
St. Damien
Suburban Race Notes and Racing Figures Reported
A Supssoniser Burns won the Suburban in is as a 4 year old. Marc Hrewanpsey of Lexington Faraday's owner is temporarily daft from insomnia. Gu Curry, famed trot horse driver, will campaign next season with the hanytails. It breaks that Matt Allen had a big bankroll.
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Burns
Marc Hrewanpsey
Lexington
Faraday
Gu Curry
Hanytails
Matt Allen
Ebret Stable Triumph Highlighted in Yesterday’s Races
The Ebret stable achieved success yesterday and stood to win about $5,000. John Hunter was appointed as aide to Control and monitored the races with keen interest.
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Ebret
John Hunter
Meee
Mixed College Athletics Meet Highlights Record and Finances
The May 18 meet by the Amateur Cyclists and Sportsmen club drew enthusiasm despite a deficit, with $4 200 raised in two hours to cover receipts. Harvard’s R H Davis broke the intercollegiate ten mile safety bicycle record, two miles in 4 15.5 as he also won the mile scratch race. Johns Hopkins beat Stevens Institute 4 goals to 2 in lacrosse, while Pennsylvania defeated Lehigh in baseball highlighted by Bane’s strong pitching.
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Perapetrata
America
R. H. Davis
Harvard
Davis
Philip
J. H. Draper
Stevens Institute
Johns Hopkins
University of Pennsylvania
Lehigh University
Pennsylvania
College Athletes at New Castle Field Day
Fourth semi annual New Wilmington Westminster College Athletic Association meeting drew a large crowd in New Castle on May 18. Winners include J. C. Hanley in sprints and hurdles, Herman Spencer in distance, W. M. Bigger in pole vault, A. M. Wilson in multiple events, with A. Wilson awarded the sweepstakes at 32 points and Hanley 28. The top finishers will represent the college at the Inter collegiate field day in Exposition Park Allegheny on May 28.
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New Castle
New Wilmington Westminister College Athletic Association
J. C. Hanley
Herman Spencer
BR. D. Nicholas
W. M. Biggery
W. J. Anderson
Walter McKean
J. C Hanley
T. 8. Anderson
John Hesleip
A. M. Wilson
F. M. Galley
W. A. Jackson
J.C. Hanley
Muddy relay race kickoff carried dispatches to New York
Arthur Lumsden started the relay contest at Curcaco on May 18 bearing General Miles Dispatch to General Howard in New York. H A Githens followed as the first relay, reached Kensington with a one minute lead, and Hoagland swung toward New York with the rubber pouch. About a thousand spectators including General Miles watched the start amid muddy roads and a brisk pace.
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Arthur Lumsden
Miles
Curcaco
Chicago Avenue
Grand Crossing
General Miles
Howard
New York
H. A. Githens
Lumsden
Kensington
Nish
Githens
Hoagland
Pigeon Shooting Match Set for Paign Farm Saturday
The Ross-Weiskerscher £200 pigeon shooting contest is scheduled for 460 o clock Saturday afternoon at Paign farm Hun. Large crowd expected with Weiskerscher leading in betting.
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McKeesport
Ross- Weiskerscher
Paign Farm
Hun
Weiskerscher
Misacel Hancous notes and racing chatter across clubs
Intercollegiate chess results show VALE beaten by Princeton in a leg. Ex-Speaker Thomas B Reep is a wheelman and full member of the Congressmen's Bicycle Club. Toronto riders Santa and Susmith clock season miles. Ken Kennedy may replace S Priddy on June 11. Supreme Courts in 17 states rule bicycles are vehicles on sidewalks. McGuinness and Sullivan of Lima renew a mixed style wrestling match in Cincinnati. The Mascontah Kennellub of Chicago cites World’s Fair aims. G Walla of Acme Athletic Club informs the LA Racing Board he will attempt a 44 hour track record starting June 10 at 4 PM on the Alameda Bicycle Club track.
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Hancous
Vale
Princeton
Thomas B. Reep
Congressmen's Bicycle Club
K. J. FP. Santa
Toronto
Dave Susmith
Peter Priddy
Kennedy
McClelland
S’riddy
Supreme Courts
Bleveles
Tey
James McGuinness
Soren Sullivan
Lima
Cincinnati
Mascontah Kennellub
Chicago
G. Walla
Acme Athletic Club
California
Haa
Racing Board
Até P.M
Alameda
Boston Man Found Dead From Gas at New Jersey Hotel
Charles T. Emery, salesman for Jordan and Christie of Boston, was found dead in Ryan's Hotel Room 7 in Eviza Beta New Jersey. He had arrived April 27, faced two arrests for disorderly conduct, and died from gas that was turned on but not lit. He was about 40, with 397 in his pocket.
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N. J
Speeta
Charles T. Emery
Jordan & Christie
Brash Manufacturers
Boston
Ryan's Hotel
Mamie Kelly
Tenny
Emery
Berlin Falls
N. H
Acoir
Deemings Last Ditch Earlier Privy Council Case
A petition to the British Privy Council seeks a respite for William D Deeming claiming his insanity. The document alleges paternal abuse caused the prisoner s mental illness and cites statements from Deeming s brothers describing lifelong eccentricity. The matter will go to the Judicial Committee.
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Privy Council
Deeming
Judicial Committee of the
River News and Notes Louisville May 18 Weather and River Gauges
Special telegrams report the Louisville river scene with rising water and boat movements. Gauges show the Ohio River at various locations with levels and trends, noting cloud cover and warm temperatures. Crews and towboats arrived from New Orleans as ships and barges move toward St Louis Evansville and Carrollton.
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Dispatch
Louisvill
State of Kansas
St. Louis
New Orleans
Varady
Chelmati
Big Kanawone
Carrollton
James Guthrie
Evansville
Weather and river cargo notes from Betow region transit
Rainy and cooler conditions prevail with river levels varying. The Betow area lists numerous river towns including HRELING-River, Scotia, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Parkersburg, Charleston, Litthe, and Kanawha. Reported river depths reach up to 42 feet 6 inches with rising levels and several arrivals and departures noted in the Missouri and New Orleans states.
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Wisconsin
Mississippi
Ohio
Lake
Middle Atlantic
Texas
North Pacific Coast
Missouri Valley
Upper Lakes
Boma
New England
Scotia
Pittsburg
Batchelor
Pittsby
Cincinnati
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
Li Bay
Charleston
Clowdy
Ark
Andes
Sala
Lyrehe M
Stanley
Kanawha
John Speed
Memphis
Hudson river traffic and passenger travels noted
The report mentions the Scotia arriving at five in the evening and a round trip on the Hudson to Cincinnati by Mr RipGeller and his mother. Freight on upper and lower streams was heavy. Several passengers listed include Mr and Mrs E C Fratton, Mr and Mrs James Albertson, Mrs Rickels, and MR and Mrs M W Richards of Baltimore aboard the Germania for Morgantown. It also notes daily departures of Italians and Hungarians on Pittsburg and Morgantown packets and mentions Clarke Swauker as general freight agent and other personnel traveling or traveling home.
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Mas. E. C. Fratton
Baod
James Albertson
Rickels
Hudson
Pittsburg
Morgantown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Geneva
Mur- Faiytown
Cliff
Swauker
Aloisaire and Son
Minas Bradford
Augusta
Choice Irish Compliments At Shareholders Meeting In Dublin
A stormy Freeman's Journal shareholders meeting in Dublin on May 18 debated board reorganization. Chairman Gray urged Timothy Healy to leave the directors’ table, Healy refused, sparking cheers and hisses. Healy and Dillon traded barbs as Gray defended legality and Healy accused the paper of misreporting past meetings.
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Mr. Gray
Mr. Healy
Freeman's Journal
Messie
Healy
Dillon
Sheehy
Indian Interpreters Bribed in Cherokees Land Sale
Colonel J. M. Lee, sent by General Miles to investigate Arapahoe and Cheyenne complaints, returned to Chicago after a interview with Miles. Evidence gathered may be presented to Congress. Reported bribery of interpreters and illicit supplies tied to Interior Department officials.
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Carcaco
J. M. Lee
Indian Territory
Miles
Arapahoe
Chicago
Lee
Congress
Interior Department
Invisible microphones sought for prison cell recordings
Vienna May 18 The Vorwarts prints a letter from the Russian Government to a Berlin firm asking about invisible microphones capable of recording inmates in prison cells.
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Vienna
The
Vorwar's
Berlin
French forces take pirate stronghold in Tonquin
Paris reports Libre Parote states that French troops captured a pirate stronghold in Tonquin killing 125. Fifty-three French soldiers and five officers were killed in the action.
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Paris
Tonquin
Ocean Steamship Arrivals and Ship Related Ads
The notice lists ocean steamship arrivals with origins and destinations including New York Queenstown and Newark. It also advertises apparel and textiles with promotions for shirts and infant clothing from Honne & Co and A. G. Campbell & Sons, plus a Salter & Co. selling women’s fashions.
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