Leaders in good form Tish-I-Mingoes roll high scores win six
The Ramblers and Prospects split even as the Deweys proved too strong for Melrose. Two high scores highlighted the contest with a lively finish.
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Melrose
Tish-I-Mingoes
Hoo- Hoos
Sielken
Ramblers
Compeers
Electrics
Deweys
Melroses
Hallett
Silelken
Dewey
Marion Alleys
Romer
Wala Hoffm'r
Mg B. Boyle
Grinstiner
Vinson
Be Haverstick
Brinkman
Ul Willoughby
St Oeee
Enstow
Cc. Boyle
G.hoffm
Ewmilers Neue
Byers
Martin“ Hale
Wildo Cesar i
Rubush Ny Wallwort Uw
Haskinson
Tish-I-Mingo
Hoo-Hoo
Washington Alleys
Hoo-Hoos
Kleine
Buddenb
Wi ‘ Resener
Stelken
Um Brinkm
Ite Folix Ist
Hartwell
K. Rese
Rads Barts Meyer
Rambler
Prospect
Turner Alleys
Gardener
MG Kerr
Electric
Rassfeld
Hison
Rabel Henkson
Mit Peterson
Iss
McClellan cd
Stratman
Notting
Us - Me Sachs
Aim
Merrman
Nibew Lz
Laskey
Aes
Bimworth
Salton
Ma Grafton
Meyers
MANAGE MILWAUKEE SIGNS FOR 1902 SEASON
William Clingman, ex Washington player, is signed to manage the Milwaukee club of the American Association for 1902. Nebraska names Walter Booth as football coach for next year with three-year option. John West re-elected captain. Race results from Oakland and New Orleans and racing dates set for Cumberland Park Nashville April 24 to May 4 with added derby money. Lester Reiff license status unresolved. Lightweight Albert Griffiths, "Young Griffo," retires due to heart condition.
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Milwaukee
William Clingman
Washingtons
American Association
University of Nebraska Athletic Board
Walter ©. Booth
Princeton
John Westover
Oakland
St. Philipina
Old England
Mercer
Hereulean
Teble
David S
New Orleans
Arak
Missile
Golden Link
Andes
Admetus
Pleuron
Tennessee Breeders’ Association
Cumberland Park
Nashville
Reiff
British Jockey Club
United States
Lester Reiff
Albert Griffiths
Griffo
Oe ‘Athletic “Club
Chicago
Benched entry barred for Griffiths at last night’s match
The report notes Griffiths was examined and refused entry to a scheduled match last night due to his weakness. The piece also covers a women’s bench show at Madison Square Garden highlighting dogs from England in bulldog, collie and terrier classes, plus strong entries in collies, setters and spaniels. It continues with a Dickey Bird Day shooting event in Kansas City postponed due to illness and weather, the Hazard cup inaugural shoot planned for Friday, and a motorsport style plunging championship in Philadelphia where Pyrah edged Dickey by four inches. Old England wins at Oakland setting a California four and a half furlongs record of fifty three seconds, with Burns disputing the result and a Saturday five furlong match race arranged, each horse carrying 111 pounds.
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Griffiths
Ladies’ Kennel Association of America
Madison Square Garden
New York
England
Dickey Bird
Blue River
Dickey
Sportsmen's Show
Philadelphia
C. H. Pyrah
National Swimming Association
W. A. Dickey
New York Athletic Club
D. H. Bratton
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
United States
Pyrah
Ee Bratton
Old England
Green B. Morris
San Nicholas
Oakland
California
Burns
O'Connor
Spencer San Nicho
Ferns and Walcott Fight Ends with Referee Stop
Rube Ferns loses by technical knockout to Joe Walcott in five fierce rounds at the International Clubhouse Fort Erie. Referee McBride stopped the bout to prevent a knockout as Walcott battered Ferns with body blows and head shots. Ferns weakened from the third round, and Walcott pressed hard, ending with Ferns on the ropes and unable to continue.
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Buffair
N. Y
Rube Ferns
Joe Walcott
Barbadoes
International
Fort Erie
Walcott
Ferns
McBride
Rube
Jack Hanley
Curley
Kid McPartland
Hiram Goldstein
Buffalo
Mike Ward
Canada
Tommy Ryan
Kansas City
Cincinnati fighter Bezenah and Mackey draw in Ten-Round bout
In Findlay Ohio on December 18 Gus Bezenah of Cincinnati and Biz Mackey of Findlay fought ten rounds at the local Athletic Club arena in a contest described as the fastest ever seen there. Mackey led most of the bout but the referee ruled it a draw.
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Peoria, II
Eddy Santry
Chicago
Jack Bain
Cincinnati
Riverside Athletic Club
Bain
Santry
Wells Fargo Chief John J Valen tine Near Death
Oakland dispatch reports Wells Fargo & Co president John J Valen tine is critically ill and may die at any time. All of his family are at his bedside as the situation remains grave.
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Oakland
Cal
John J. Valentine
Wells-Fargo & Co
Future of Filipinos outlined by Civil Commission report
The Philippine Commission's annual report urges a mixed American Filipino government for gradual self rule. It notes limited native participation, ongoing English education, and plans for land reform, tariffs, banking, railways, and provincial telegraph transfer. The report highlights education progress and widespread eagerness to learn English.
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Washington
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Batangas
Cebu
Behold
Samar
Mindoro
Legislative Council
United States
Congress
Organization of the System of Education
W. F. Atkinson
Manila
Signal Department
Army
Private Heintz A Hero At Ganda River Battle
Manila December report notes six skirmishes in Batangas Tayabas and Laguna with insurgents not holding ground. Several Filipinos killed. American casualties light. Private Heintz of the medical corps is praised for heroism at Ganda River Samar, directing wounded after being shot through both arms. General Smith nominates him for the Medal of Honor. surgeon Calhoun recommended a merit certificate. Sixto Lopez seeks to reenter near army center to influence events with the United States.
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Manila
Batangas
Bell
Tayabas
Laguna
Smith
Heintz
Medical Department
The
Army
Ganda River
Island
Samar
Calbayng
Calhoun
Sixto Lopez
Aguinaldo
Amry Centre
United States
Taft Farewell Reception Before Departure to United States
General Chaffee denied requests to act as peace commissioner. Governor Taft attended a farewell reception with civil and military officials and Filipinos before his Friday departure aboard the transport Grant.
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Chaffee
Taft
United States
Grant
McClellan Transport Calls At Bermuda For Coal
Quartermaster Ludington reports that the transport McClellan, returning engineer troops from the Philippines, diverted to Hamilton Bermuda for coal due to heavy seas and head winds after leaving Gibraltar. The ship will coal and sail to New York tomorrow with all aboard well.
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Washington
Ludington
McClellan
Gibraltar
New York
Hamilton
Bermuda
Philippines
Martin
United States Army
Indiana teachers chosen for Philippines posts in 1900s
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Bloomington and Thorntown selections for U S government teaching posts in the Philippines. Laura Woodburn daughter of a First National Bank cashier and Harvey Bordner of the State University chemistry department secured teaching roles with salaries around 1200 dollars. Mabel Bonsal of Thorntown also wins a Manila Normal School placement. San Francisco dispatch notes the transport Thomas arriving from Manila with 91 cabin passengers and 1 36 draft soldiers onboard.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Laura Woodburn
Cashier Woodburn
First National Bank
Philippines
Harvey A. Bordner
Chemistry
The
State University
Poe
Thorntown
Mabel Bonsal
Manila
Miss Bonsal
San Francisco
Thomas
Nagasaki
Many boxers banished how Russia cleared Manchuria insurgents
Mail advices from the Orient report Russia cleared Manchuria of Boxers and insurgents with 2,216 soldiers and fighters arrested since June. Some banished, others became native police. In Kamchatka a volcanic eruption and earthquake caused dust, ash, and illness though no deaths. Manila fears a rising, fortifications and Gatling guns shore up fort Santiago, and a gunboat will patrol the lagoon.
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Victoria
B. C
Orient
Vladivostock
Russia
Manchuria
Kamtchatka
Ivitch
Vladivo
Department of Southern Luzon
River Front
Buffalo
Fire Losses Hit Baltimore Building and Nearby Firms
Fire in the Yale laundry basement on West Fayette Street, Baltimore, late last night left the six story building in flames with a combined probable loss of about 130000. The split of losses covered owner Joseph Riddle Moser and several firms including Coblenz and Cahn Co and YaleLaundry among others. A separate fire on Broadway in New York damaged the Diamond Rubber store and Burr and Co with losses around 8000. In Tiffin Ohio, St Francis Catholic Orphans Home heating plant was nearly destroyed, endangering 300 inmates as temperatures hovered around zero.
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Baltimore
Yale Laundry
West Fayette Street
Joseph Riddle Moser
Coblenz, Cahn & Co
Alstrom & Co
Charles R. Deeley
Isaac A. Sheppard & Co
Coblenz-Cahn Company
New York
Diamond Rubber Company
Upper Broadway
Burr & Co
Tiffin
St. Francis Catholic
Missing Chicago mining executive James Nolan sought
Chicago police search for James Nolan fifty five years old a member of Nolan Hages Co of Pasadena California. He married Helen Koch after a brief acquaintance then left for Milwaukee on a business trip with 150 in mining securities and has not returned. His wife reported his disappearance fearing foul play.
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Chicago
James Nolan
Nolan, Hages & Co
Pasadena
Cal
Nolan
Helen
Koch
Milwaukee
Engagement Denial Filed By Ludlow Party
Miss Elinor Ludlow and her party deny engagement to Captain Richard P. Hobson. The Press Republic in Springfield will publish affidavits from reporters who interviewed Mrs. Charles Ludlow and the former governor.
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Springfield
Elinor Ludlow
Richard P. Hobson
Press Republic
Charles Ludlow
Prison turnkey found guilty in U S court
George Ammon formerly turnkey at the county jail Toledo was convicted by a jury of permitting United States prisoners to escape. Detained inmates included Joseph Ripley alias Topeka Joe Tom Stewart and Joe Keegan who burgled the West Toledo post office. David Morgan, a state prisoner, escaped but was recaptured at Rochester N Y and testified against Ammon. Sentencing not yet pronounced.
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Toledo
George Ammon
United States Court
United States
Joseph Ripley
Topeka Joe
Tom Stewart
Joe Keegan
West Toledo
David Morgan
Rochester
N. Y
Ammon
Duel Fatal in Hall's Boarding House Room
In Unionsown, Pennsylvania Daniel Bradburn and David Fagan fought a duel in a small room at Hall's boarding house. Bradburn was killed and Fagan, jailed with a side wound from the shooting which may prove fatal. Fagan had accused Bradburn of stealing money. Mrs Hall and Mrs Addis witnessed and tried to intervene. Mrs Hall was shot in the hand.
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Uniontown
Daniel Bradburn
David Fagan
Hall
Bradburn
Fagan
Movements of Steamers Across Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures on December 18 at New York Cherbourg St Johns Vladivostock Tarifa Gibraltar Queenstown Liverpool Rotterdam Southampton with vessels including Victoria Hohenzollern St Louis Teutonic Southwark Deutschland Ontarian Queen Adelaide Columbia Oceanic Sylvania Potsdam St Paul Hamburg Genoa Algiers Naples Philadelphia Boston and Philadelphia routes unspecified destinations noted.
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New York
Victoria and Hohenzollern
Naples
Bovie
Liverpool
St. Louis
Southampton
Teutonic
Southwark
Antwerp
Cherbourg
Duetschland
Plymouth
Hamburg
ST. Johns
N. F
Ontarian
Glasgow
Halifax
Philadelphia
Vladivostock
Queen Adelaide
Seattle
Tacoma
Port Arthur
Tarifa
Columbia
Gibraltar
Algiers
Genoa
Queenstown
W Paeend
Philndelphias
Liverpoo
Oceanic
Playground Movement Aims for National Society HQ in Chicago
Professor T. Tsanoff, founder of the playground movement, and Professor Zuebdlin of the Chicago Complete Education League launched a drive to organize a national society to promote playground work. Chicago will serve as the organization’s headquarters.
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Toledo
T. Tsanoff
America
Zuebdlin
Chicago Complete Education League
Chicago
Appeals Court rules telegraph firm not indictable over race info
The Kentucky Court of Appeals held that a telegraph company acting as a common carrier cannot be indicted or restrained from providing race information to pool rooms. The decision concerns the Eastern Unione Telegraph Company case in Louisville, announced today in Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals Today
Theestern Unionelegraph Company
Louisville
Lawyer on Trial by Church Court in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on December 18 a church trial proceeds with J Henning Neims facing proceedings as the case unfolds under church court authority. The report notes procedural steps and potential outcomes within the ecclesiastical trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Court
Lexington
J. Henning Neims
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