Thirteen Inning Win For St Louis Over Cincinnati
The St Louis club defeated Cincinnati 4 3 in a thirteen inning game after Kruger delivered the deciding two base hit. Jack Harper pitched well striking out seven. Heidrick left with lameness after a bases loaded situation. Attendance reached 11 000. Scoring shows St Louis 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 3 4 2 6 6 2 eeeee Slee Batteries Harper and Schriver Phillips and Bergen. Earned runs St Louis 3 Cincinnati 2. Two-base hits Heldrick Kruger. Three-base hit Burkett. Home run Steinfeld. Hit by pitcher Phillips 1. Sacrifice hits McGann Wallace. Base on balls Harper 1 1. Passed ball Schriever. Struck out Harper 7 Phillips 1. Stolen base Fox. Left on base St Louis 8 Cincinnati 5. Time a Umpire Brown.
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ST. Louis
Kruger
Jack Harper
Heidrick
Harper
Schriver
Phillips
Bergen
Cincinnati
Heldrick
Burkett
Steinfeld
McGann
Wallace
Dall
Schriever
Brown
Milwaukee
Reidy
Hawley
Maloney
Shaw
Idy
Nance
Stever
Elberfeld
Hoghiever
Brunette
Biden
Gilbert
Gleason
Barrett
Elfeld
Holmes
Casey
Milwau
Detroit
Hy Reidy
Wiey
Slever
Crockett
Iidee
Sheridan
Llooz
Callahan
Sudgen
Bracken
Wood
Chicago
Cleveland
Isbell
Lugien
O'Brien
Shugart
Jones
Balle
Mannassau
Pittsburg Beats Chicago With Waddell On Mound
In Chicago August 11 Pittsburg pitcher Waddell dominated today as Chicago left runners on bases. Doheny faltered behind the plate and Wagher's catching aided Pittsburg. McCormick drove in the deciding runs with a two bagger while Leach hit a three-base hit and Bransfield Ritchey stole bases. Attendance 4400. Time 1:13. Umpire O Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waddell
Pittsburg
Doheny
Wagher
Childs
McCormick
Wretched Game at Detroit Milwaukee Being Badly Beaten
Detroit and Milwaukee clash in a rough Sunday contest marked by fielding errors. Reidy and Hawley were repeatedly hit hard as Milwaukee scored 9 runs to Detroit 3 with strong pitching by Reidy and Hawley and timely hits by Nance Stever Elberfeld Hoghie ver Brunette. Attendance noted, umpire Sheridan.
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Detroit
Aug
Reidy
Hawley
Weather forecast and observations for August 1
Rising heat expected in Washington region with fair conditions in Ohio Indiana and Illinois for Monday and Tuesday. Local observations note clear and cloudy periods with minimal precipitation and temperature readings, as reported by observer Richard El. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Hiinois
R.H
Pius
Richard EL. Sullivan
Movements of steamers reported in New York dispatch
Arrivals include Sam Bretagne from Havre Potsdam from Rotterdam and Boulogne Menominee from Southampton Aug II. Departures include Groser Kurfuret from Bremen to New York Queenstown Ave 11. Lucanis from Liverpool to New York Aug II. Etruria from New York via Queenstown arrived Ls ag Aus. Minnehaha sailed for New York.
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New York
Aux
Sam Bretagne
Havre
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Menominee
Southampton
Groseer Kurfuret
Bremen
Queenstown
Ave
Lucanis
Liverpool
Etruria
Ls Ag Aus
Marion Falls to Dayton in Costly Errors Game
Marion loses 6 0 9 0 0 6 0 0 0 2 6 to 24 at home as costly errors and weak support doom the Incals. Granninger allows 9 runs before relief, Dayton plates 24 with strong batting and timely hitting. attendance and umpire details noted.
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Marion
Ind
Granninger
Fort Wayne Defeated by Errors and Umpire Fine
Fort Wayne fell to Grand Rapids as errors and a fine for Evans who attempted to upstage the umpire influenced the result. Attendance stood at 1,200 with Ehret Daniels and Fuller pitching for Fort Wayne. Umpire Hornung officiated. In Toledo, Columbus visit ended in a three game series loss with Pardee Graffius Wagner and Locke yielding a 6 4 7 3 scoreline.
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Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Ehret, Daniels and Fuller
Alberts
Bailey, Zalusky
Grim
Hornung
Toledo, O
Toledo
Columbus
Pardee
Graffius
Wagner
Locke
No Wheeling Matthews Game Called Off
No game between Wheeling and Matthews in Wheeling West Virginia as the chief of police threatened to lock up players without bail until Monday if play occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Matthews
Evansville Defeats Rockford in Easy Victory
Evansville won easily as McCord pitched well. Final score Evansville 4 0 0 3 0 0 1 2 Rockford 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2. Batteries McCord Roth Easton Hanford. Other regional scores note Bloomington amateurs fall to Davenport 9 5 with Herbert Beil Welrauch Shannon. Cedar Rapids wins both over Decatur. Terre Haute beats Rock Island. St. Joseph, Denver. Kansas City vs Colorado Springs. Omaha and Des Moines results listed. Seymour Reds defeat Lawrenceburg 5 0 at Seymour. Converse and Muncie play tight 2 0 shutout battle.
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Evansville
Rockford
McCord and Roth
Easton and
Hanford
Bloomington
Davenport
Sono
Herbert
Beil
Welrauch
Shannon
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Dorner and Wilkinson
Dahl- Decatur
Terre Haute
Ind
Rock Island
RHE
Quist
Weaver
Talbot and Wilkinson
Gibson
St. Joseph
Denver
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Minneapolis
Des Moines
St. Paul
Richmond Players Lose to Cincinnati Reserves in Close Contest
In Richmond Indiana on August 11 the local Richmond team fell to the Cincinnati Reserves in a tight game. Batteries Nation and Jessup, Rhodes and Snodgrass featured for Richmond as the visitors pulled ahead late to win 5 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Cincinnati
Nation
Jessup
Rhodes
Snodgrass
Shelbyville Grays Defeat Lebanon In Afternoon Base Ball
The Shelbyville Grays defeated the Lebanon base ball team in Shelbyville Indiana this afternoon with a score of 4 to 0. About eight people witnessed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Shelbyville Grays
Lebanon
Shamrocks Abuse Umpire Sparking Public Protest at Cincinnati
Indianapolis Reserves and manager Andy Rinehart faced harsh calls by umpire Kleeman during a Cincinnati League Park game watched by about 1,500. Lefty Herremann and Disell led locals while Fender and Dooley played for the Reserves. After a late decision with McCormick, Rinehart ordered his team off the field as fans clashed with officials and a fence was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Cincinnati
Aug
Indianapolis
Andy Rinehart
Herremann
Disell
Fender
Dooley
Lryse
Kleeman
Shamrock
Herremann Ooeely
Jimmy” Wolf
White
McCormick
Rinehart
Burning of Washington ends in mob execution near Savannah
In Savannah area, Joe Washington, accused of raping Mrs. J. J. Clark, was identified by the victim. A mob of about four hundred carried out his killing at a railway site near Way Station, binding him to a crowbar and burning him after forced ignition. Clark refused to light the fire, her husband assisting. Washington died without a groan, meeting death with no appeal for mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Seaboard Airline Railway
Joe Washington
J. J. Clark
Washington
Liberty City
Way Station
Clark
Will Not Strike Concluded From First Page
The essay describes a major labor conflict as the Amalgamated Association avoids strike actions while manufacturers push for labor disruption. Support from national unions and the American Federation is noted, with Knights of Labor aiding financially. Estimated new strikers in Chicago Joliet and Milwaukee total 7,595 across several plants, affecting 800,000 tons of idle annual production.
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Williams
Amalgamated Association
Manufacturers’ Organization
American Federation
Knights of Labor
Simon Burns
L. A. 30
Parsons
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Joliet
Milwaukee
Shaffer
National Steel
New Castle
Mingo Junction
National Tube
Boston Rolling Mill
Elba Iron Works
Republic Iron Works
Riverside Iron and Tube Works
Bay View Lodge Rejects Strike Order in Illinois Steel Plant
Bay View Lodge of the Amalgamated Association votes unanimously to stay at work at Illinois Steel in South Chicago, defying President Shaffer’s strike order. The decision, praised for prudence, cites existing contracts and forthcoming 5 percent wage raise, with funds pledged to support striking colleagues elsewhere.
Amalgamated Association Meets Over Illinois Steel Strike
In Joliet Illinois an Intelligent body of men deliberated on striking at the Illinois Steel Company plant. A secret ballot decided to disregard President Shaffer's strike order. Mills will operate as usual starting tomorrow. Vice President Adams holds the vote result and heads to Pittsburgh to announce it.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Bayview Lodge
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
T. J. Shaffer
Illinois Steel Company
W. C. Davis
Chicago
Amalgamated Association
Ilinois Steel
Davis
Fourth
Shaffer
Ihe
William C. Davis
Mr. Davis
Cna
Soren
Officials Disappointed by Strike Enthusiasm and Unity
Pittsburg on August 11 observed a calm first strike day with little crowd unrest. Strikers and leaders monitored events while expecting more participation. President Shaffer remained at home, enforcing Sabbath discipline. In McKeesport plants moved toward restart as fences rose around Shenango and Greer mills. New Castle saw 5700 out of work with several mills closed. furnace operation dwindled to one. Amalgamated strikers planned an open air meeting Wednesday as unions organize furnace workers into the AFL and Mahoning Valley Furnace Workers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Shaffer
Associated Press
New Castle
Shenango
Greer
National Steel Company
Neshannock
Amalgamated
George Greer
American Federation of Labor
Mahoning Valley
Monessen
American Ores Company
McKeesport
Republic Iron Mills
Vellaville
Dewees Wood
Leechburg
Saltsburg
Vandercrift
Hyde Park
Apollo
Canal Dover
Elba
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated Workers levy strike fund on mills
American Rolling Mill Company and about 30 men face a forced assessment as Local Lodges 1 and 8 of the Amalgamated Association in Covington and Newport Ky are ordered to contribute ten percent of wages to aid striking members. Mills in the area operate independently of the trust. no trouble expected.
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American Rolling Mill Company
Amalgamated Association
Cincinnati
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Covington and Newport
Phillips's Finances Improve After Book Errors Found
The George H. Phillips Company, Chicago, reports a net gain of 140000 due to discovering two accounting errors after suspending operations. One error overstated a cash deposit by 100000 and another omitted 400 in warehouse receipts, correcting earlier bank credit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Record-Herald
George H. Phillips Company
Riflem en at Practice Several Teams to Be Picked
New York August 11 The competition for places on the American rifle shooting team for the Palma Centennial trophy will be held at Sea Girt New Jersey on August 2 and 3. Sharpshooters nationwide are practicing for the National Association tournament from August 3 to September 7. The New Jersey State Rifle Association's team will also be chosen to face the Ulster Rifle Association of Belfast in the Creedmore-Dollimount revival. Brigadier General Bird W Spencer observes as scores at 800 900 and 1000 yards determine ten finalists for an eight man team and two alternates. Further team practice will be arranged without cost to those selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sea Girt
N. J
New Jersey State Rifle Association
Ulster Rifle Association
Belfast
Ireland
Bird W. Spencer
National Rifle Association of America
National Rifle Association
Sensational Australian pursuit ends with Bleeker win
In New York on August 11 at Vailsburg H. E. Bleeker and James T. Colgan dominated a grueling Australian pursuit. Both nearly collapsed as the referee tried to call a draw and a chase rider pursued, but Bleeker finally triumphed while Colgan and a trailing rider collapsed from exhaustion.
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New York
Vailsburg
H. E. Bleeker
James T. Colgan
Tom Butler
Caldwell
Bleeker
Colgan
Breeker
Solenn
Shamrock Has Arrived Off Sandy Hook For Cup Challenge
SHAMROCK, Sir Thomas Lipton’s second America’s Cup challenger, arrived with the Erin off Sandy Hook lightship and anchored for the night. Magazine notes say Erin displayed signals, while crew kept trip details private. Shamrock I’s shorter mast and altered rigging mark a faster, streamlined preparation for the race.
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Sandy Hook
N. J
Shamrock
Sir Thomas Lipton
Erin
Ilodack
James R. Lawrence
David Barre
Sir Thomas
Matthews
Sycamore
St. Michaels
Azores
Matthew
Constitution
Columbia
Sharps
Robert Hadden
Tompkinsville
Erie Basin
Constitution injury in race off Newport readied for tomorrow
Bristol R. J. reports the Constitution sustained rivet damage to the forward plates near the water line after yesterday’s wind swept race off Brenton’s reef lightship. Repairs were completed and the yacht is prepared for tomorrow’s race.
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Bristol
R. J
Newport
Brenton
Reef
Cadillac may increase fore triangle base for Canada's Cup defender
In Chicago the judges of the Canada’s Cup race announced Cadillac the defender may enlarge its fore triangle by 4.36 feet. This swap would extend the bowsprit and jib area by about 100 square feet and lengthen the spinnaker boom by 4 feet 4 inches, likely yielding a larger spinnaker for leeward work. Officials offered no clear reason for the late measure and speculation centers on measurement disputes and length limits set by the Yacht Racing Union.
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Chicago
Aug. IL
Chicago Yacht Club
Cadillac
Yacht Racing Union of the
L. A. W. Week Promises Fast Cycling Action
Buffalo readies for L A W week at the Pan American Exposition Stadium. Professionals from across the country will compete with trial heats on Monday Wednesday and Friday and finals on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Notable entrants include Cooper Kramer McFarland Collette Hausman Fisher Michaels Stinson Elkes Walthour Mason Jacobsen plus star riders Elkes Taylor and Duer in the middle distance paced race.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Cooper
Kramer
McFarland
Collette
Hausman
Fisher
Michaels
Stinson
Elkes
Walthour
Mason
Jacobsen
Resent
Harry D. Elkes
Edouard Taylor
France
Ray Duer
National Society of the Army of the Philippines to meet in Salt Lake
National Society of the Army of the Philippines holds its second annual encampment and reunion in Salt Lake City on August 18 14 and 17. About 2000 veterans of the Spanish and Philippine wars expected. events include business session iney Hall, patriotic meeting at the tabernacle, parade with grand marshal General William Penrose, organ recital at the tabernacle, and Saltair visit with officer elections and sightseeing scheduled for Thursday.
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Salt Lake
Utah
National Society of the Army of the Philippines
Wells
W. 8. Metcalf
Kansas
P. J. Cosgrove
Sh Dages
Wiliam H. Penrose
Tabernacle
Saltair
Various Local Notices Across Indiana Towns
Obituaries and brief notices report deaths and services in New Albany and Rochester. Louis Knobloch dies at 56 after months of heart trouble. funeral by Eastern Star. Carrie Nation visits Greencastle praising local manners. Union Hostress sect holds foet washing in Wabash. A man from Adrian, Mich is taken back after horse theft suspicion. Fire destroys a barn near Terre Haute. Elizabeth Kimman dies after Clover Leaf accident in Frankfort.
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Wiliam Franklin
Hampton
Order of Eastern Star
New Albany
Ind
Louis Knobloch
Wiow
Iostrumental Io
Pythian
The
Knights of and the Odd Fellows
Rochester
Northern Indiana Holiness Association
Naftagers Park
G. A. McLaughlin
Chicago
Phebe Epperson
Boone
Assembly
Senate
Lee
McLaughlin
Greencastle
Carrie Nation
Cfty
Wabash
Union Hostress Sect
Tabernacle
A. J. Soe
Noblesville
Richmond
F. _B. Palmer
Aew& Man
Adrian
Mich
Vincennes
Jeorae Burwell
Michael Hogan
Terre Haute
Worth Rector
Frankfort
Elizabeth _Kimman
Crisipi Dies After Lifetime at Highland Stock Farm
Crispi established the Highland stock farm near the city and bred trotters. After retiring he lived at the Avenue Hotel in New York. He had just reached his son Albert France's summer home when he died.
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Highland Stock Farm
Ifthe Avenue
New York
Albert France
Mining owner Theodore Colbarn Dies After Park Collapse
An elderly man stricken with apoplexy while walking in Washington Park Friday died yesterday at Chicago Hospital. Identified as Theodore F. Colbarn, owner of multiple western mining properties and former head of New Orleans Marine fire department. He lived in Chicago with his sister Mrs A T Gillette.
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Chicago
Aug
Washington Park
Theodore F. Colbarn
West
Marine Fire Department
New Orleans
Mr. Coleburn
Mra. A. T. Gillette
Mrs George Ireland Die After Street Car Fall
Cincinnati August 1 Mrs George F P Ireland a noted philanthropy figure died tonight from injuries after last Monday's street car fall. She founded the Fresh Air Home and was active in most city charitable groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George FP
Ireland
Bank cashier and Mason dies in Tiffin. trustee noted
Captain John W. Chamberlain, cashier of the Tiffin National Bank and prominent Mason, died today. He also served as a trustee of the Mason Home at Springfield. The report notes he was a respected figure in local banking and fraternal circles.
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Tiffin
John W. Chamberlain
Tiffin National Bank
Asonic
Springfield
Goebelite Renominated by Kentucky Democrats
State Senator McD Ferguson of Us city was nominated at Bardwell for re election by Democrats from McCracken Ballard Carlisle and Mare shall counties after a stormy session. He held thirty five of eighty two votes and was nominated by acclamation. He supports C K Wheeler for the United States Senate and authored the 1000000 appropriation for the Goebel assassins.
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Paducah
McD. Ferguson
Us City
Bardwell
McCracken
Ballard
Carlisle
Mareshall
Bhe
Coneman
C. K. Wheeler
Unitates Senate
The
William Goebel
Gompers Visits New York Then Leaves City
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor was in New York to see his brother in law and was not seen at the Central Labor Union headquarters. He departed the city that evening with the destination unclear. The World predicts his return tomorrow and a possible conference with J. P. Morgan and United States Steel executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aug
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Industrial Council in Kansas City delays aid decision
The Industrial Council of Kansas City met to discuss financial and moral aid for Amalgamated Association strikers but postponed action because the Gompers manifesto with steel magnates demands had not yet arrived. Another meeting will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Industrial Council
Amalgamated Association
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Purcell Inquest and Greensburg Carnival Queen Selected
In Greensburg Indiana Lena Eich won the carnival queen title after a tight vote tally of four thousand two hundred versus two thousand seven hundred. The event, run by the local Elks lodge, drew nearly five thousand votes at five cents each and the flower parade is set for Friday at 2 PM. In Muncie contractor Decker drilled a strong gas well near Eaton reaching about one million feet output, tapping beside the Mississinewa river. the well, not abandoned, is clogged and yields little gas now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Mies Lena Eich
Mise Eich
Lodge of Elks
Muncie
Decker
Eaton
Mississinewa River
Murder at Ashtabula shocks union sailors
Henry Walker of Cleveland a nonunion oiler on the Castalia shot and fatally wounded Frank Keppard of Manistee Mich a union oiler on the S R Kirby during a dispute on unionism. Police rescued Walker from a crowd of union sailors and he was held in Jefferson jail to prevent lynching.
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Ashtabula
Henry Walker
Cleveland
Castalia
Frank Keppard
Manistee
Mich
S. R. Kirby
Walker
Jefferson
Shaffer strike order hits Cumberland mills with limited effect
In Cumberland Maryland President Shaffer’s latest strike order changed little at two local mills. One plant operated by American Tin Plate Company has been closed since the order and most workers have relocated to find new jobs. The other Cumberland mill is not tied to United States Steel Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Shaffer
American Tin Plate Company
United States Steel Corporation
Tragedy Near Monon Railroad Rail Tracks
John Snyder twenty one was found dead in a ditch beside the Monon Railroad about a mile north of Monticello. He reportedly was struck by a southbound passenger train at midnight while walking home on the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Monticello
Ind
John Snyder
Monon
Here
Tin-plate workers strike at Muskegon plant
Muskegon workers at the American Tinplate Company plant, all members of the Amalgamated Association, are on strike. The action involves 100 employees and, if prolonged, could impact the independent mill of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon Tin Workers
Muskegon, Mich
American Tin-plate Company
Amalgamated Association
Emigrants in Their Own Steamer Leave Chicago for Alabama Colony
A steamer built for the voyage carries twenty four Chicago families to Mobile Alabama to colonize land on the Fish river, marking a organized exodus seeking settlement in a new colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aug
Mobile
Ala
Fish River
Ohio suspect Landis arrested in Portland Indiana
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports F. Landis, the Ohio suspect, was arrested in Portland Indiana and taken to Greenville Ohio by Sheriff Runkle who rode in from Ingisepete during the night with a requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
F. Landis
Ohio
Greenville
Runkle
Ingisepete
Foundry Fire Hits Humphrey & Ben’s in Joliet
A Joliet blaze tonight damaged Humphrey and Ben's foundry with an estimated loss of $4,000. The pattern shop adjacent, holding patterns valued at $50, escaped major damage after a vigorous effort. The loss is covered by insurance.
Ogden Widow Amanda Ogden Dies at Sixty Four in Kokomo
Amanda M. Ogden widow of the late Capt G T Ogden of Kokomo died Saturday aged 64. The obituary notes she was the Secreate Prof T A Ogden director city Band and lists Mrs O N Davia of the city as a related contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Int
Amanda M. Ogden
G. T. Ogden
T A. Ogden
O. N. Davia
Sampson's Relief Provisional Appointment
Washington August 11 officials consider relief from duty for Admiral W T Sampson as commandant of the Boston navy yard due to delicate health The Navy Department has chosen an officer to assign to that duty but has not announced a successor for Sampson who may seek early retirement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. T. Sampson
Boston Navy Yard
Navy Department
Insane Mother's Crime Shocks Cleveland Family
In Cleveland Ange L. Pringle wife of a fake captain shot her thirteen year old daughter Mildred three times as she lay ill then turned the pistol against herself. Mrs Pringle died tonight while Mildred likely recovers. the gun was emptied before she could kill her husband as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ange L
Robert Pringle
Mildred
Davitt in Chicago Attacks Boer War Crime Claim
Michael Davitt, arriving in Chicago, called emigration Ireland's greatest drain and accused England of a crime of the century in its Boer War actions. He branded Britain's effort to crush the South African republics as a grave injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aug
Ireland
America
Mick Davitt
England
Murdered by a Veure in Knoxville Area Home
Knox County resident Ang IL M B Taylor, a well known Elton, was killed at his home ten miles from Knoxville today by Wi Holling. Taylor reprimanded Holling for striking his one year old boy and Holling crushed Taylor's skull with a rock. Taylor died in three hours and Holling escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
M. B
Taylor
Elton
Know County
Wi Holling
Nolling
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