Outrage on a Nonunionist in Hazleton and Washery Action
In Hazleton unknown individuals raided the home of William Hussman, a nonunion man, waking him and his wife and attempting to burn the house. The stove toppled, furniture burned, Hussman and his wife fled as neighbors fought the blaze. Hussman is missing. In Shamokin, fifty laborers and special policemen arrived from Schuylkill to operate the Reading Company's Henry Clay washery amid a strike demonstration, the first in the region since the anthracite dispute began.
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Hazleton
William Hussman
Upper Lehigh
Hussman
Shamokin
Schuylkill County
Reading Company
Henry Clay
Punished by Carter Triumphs in Twelfth Round
In Ft Erie, Kid Carter knocked out Al Weinig in the twelfth round of a scheduled twenty. Weinig led early with sharp jabs but Carter dominated later, delivering a decisive right on the jaw that felled Weinig. Bonner challenged Carter during prelims as Harry Cobb won on a foul. In Cincinnati, Miss Banks defeated Todd in tennis, while in San Francisco, J G Gorman set a world record at a shooting club with a 94 score.
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FT. Erie
Carter
al Welnig
Welnig
Weinig
Wel
Jimmy
Jack Bonner
Carole
Harry Cobb
Niagara Falls
Jimmy Smith
Canada
Cincinnati
Miss Banks
New York
Todd
Closterman
Algier
Farmer
San Francisco
Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol Club
Shelmont Range
J. G. Gorman
Gorman
Deed of a Crazy Man Near Mason Ohio
Cincinnati dispatch reports James Conover a farmer twenty miles from the city killed his wife with an ox and wounded his son Charles. He buried the wife and fled after warning his son before attacking him. Charles is in a dangerous condition. Conover has been inmate at Dayton asylum off and on for years following his daughter's death five years ago.
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Cincinnati
Mason
James Conover
Charles
Charlies
Conover
Dayton Asylum
Fair for Two Days Weather Forecast Indiana Ohio
Washington July 14 forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday shows Indiana and Illinois fair Tuesday with cooler Wednesday in the north. Ohio showers and thunderstorms Tuesday, clearing to fair Wednesday. Winds along the lake from the north to northeast, then northwest. Max 88, min 70. Blythe reports data and notes precipitation totals to date.
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Washington
Indiana
Ihnois
Ohio
Bar
R.H
Pre
W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers Across Ports
Maritime notes list arrivals and departures on July dates. Furnessia from New York bound for Glasgow. Parisian from Montreal to Liverpool. St Derian from Glasgow to Halifax and Philadelphia. Vadel aad from Antwerp. Lahn from Genoa. Ethiopia from Glasgow. Hohen from New York to Naples. Cartha Sinlan to New York. Syrian to Montreal. Buenos York and Minnehaha also noted in Boston.
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Moville
Furnessia
New York
Glasgow
Parisian
Montreal
Liverpool
Johns
N. F
St- Derian
Halifax
Philadelphia
Wew York
Vadelaad
Antwerp
Lahn
Genoa
Ethiopia
Gibraltar
Hohen
Naples
Cartha- Sinlan
Boston
Buenos
York
Kammos ii
Accidents Across Indiana Claim Several Lives
The Indianapolis Journal reports a Whitestown girl badly burned while heating water at home. Jefferson Spiker, epileptic, killed near Milford Junction when struck by a Big Four train. In Montpelier, Anna Nore is seriously injured by a falling hairpin after being thrown from a buggy. Ed Sills suffers internal injuries after a wagon accident involving an oil well boiler.
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Indianapolis Journal
Whitestown
Ind
Edith
Chauncy Coy
Goshen
Jefferson Spiker
Milford Junction
Benton Harbor
Montpelier
Anna Nore
Main Street
Ed Sills
Unknown man found drowned in Wabash river drift near Newport
In Newport Indiana yesterday afternoon an unknown man was found lodged in a river drift two miles north of town. The body was badly decomposed with no signs of violence and the coroner ruled death accidental drowning. No identifying papers were found. In Muncie Indiana the same day a collision between two carriages injured four people, including Mrs. O H Pershing and her son, and Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley, all from prominent families. Mrs. Pershing suffered a broken arm and severe scalp lacerations.
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Indianapolis Journal
Newport
Ind
Wabash River
Here
Muncie
O. H. Pershing
George Hartley
Indiana Agents Association to Convene at Winona Tomorrow
WARSAW Ind July 14 One hundred fifty towns will send representatives to the eighth annual meeting of the Indiana Agents Association convening at Winona tomorrow for a two days session. Speakers include Secretary of State Hunt Attorney General Taylor Lieutenant Governor Gilbert and Republican nominees Miller and Sherrick for attorney general and state auditor.
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Warsaw
Ind
Indiana Agents’ Association
Winona
State
Union
HB. Hunt
W. L. Taylor
Newton W. Gilbert
Charles W. Miller
David E. Sherrick
James C. Johnson
Seville
Ohio Farmers Alliance
P. E. Beach
M. W. Moore
Huntington
Frank Schuler
Fort Wayne
Railroad Interurban Progress Near Indianapolis
Special from Shelbyville Indiana reports rapid progress on the Indianapolis Shelbyville and Southeastern Interurban line with expected passenger service to Indianapolis between Aug 1 and 15. Power house machinery delays persist but a large generator has arrived at Fairland and will be moved to the power house. Track work from Prospect Street to the power house advances as crews install cross ties and lay rails. trolley wire is being erected at two miles daily. four cars at Fairland and three at the power house await shipment. In Richmond, Ohio, July 14, Falk Brothers of Milwaukee win the contract to build the Hamilton Eaton and Richmond traction line, including track laying, trolley, and fifteen stations. Ten 62-foot coaches plus two freight cars and two combination baggage cars will be supplied, with completion set for June 1, 1903.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Indianapolis
Prospect Street
Fairland
Richmond
Hamilton, Eaton & Richmond
G. M. Hodges
Dayton
Falk Brothers
Milwaukee
Hamilton, Eaton and
Youth burglar confesses after night raid in Greencastle
At 1 o clock this morning Bert Wentworth entered John Cawley's residence and, at a pistol point, demanded money from Miss Florence Cawley. Finding none, he stole a watch chain and two rings then fled. His hat left at the scene aided quick identification and he confessed twelve hours later revealing the stolen property buried nearby. He is described as a mere boy making his first crime entry.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Bert Wentworth
John Cawley
Florence Cawley
Wentworth
Carnival Decor Brightens Hartford City With Holiday Spirit
City streets glow with decorations as courthouse square sports and vaudeville entertain the crowds. A carnival opens in Hartford City while Elwood launches tin workers gold mining plans and Springport reports a missing mother case.
Two Democratic Tickets Move in Indiana Race
Washington Indiana July 14 Bryan Democrats of the Second District claim the stronger wing of the party will seek representation on the congressional ticket. They say they were mistreated by Miers followers and reorganizers and urge Seymour Riddle or another free silver Democrat to run. It is believed two Democratic tickets will be in the field, one possibly under a Populist emblem, with active Bryan supporters such as Miers Chaney and Riddle in the race.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Ind
Second
Miers
Seymour Riddle
Congress
Chaney
Riddle
Bryan
Portland man dies after plank drop at creamery plant
Martin Hutzler of Portland is dead from injuries at Creamery Package Manufacturing Company after a plank turned and he fell several feet. He was a heavy man and could not recover from the severity of his injuries.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Martin Hutzler
Creamery Package Manufacturing Company
Strike at an End in Lafayette Labor Dispute
In Lafayette on July 14, after ten days, a pact ended the lockout of building trades workers. The Building Trades Council and Builders' Exchange signed an agreement recognizing the council and pledging to hire only union labor. The deal allows union access to jobsites to recruit members and establishes a five member arbitration board for future conflicts with two delegates from each side. Tomorrow all locked out workers return to their jobs.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Building Trades Council
Builders’ Exchange
Richmond Reporter E E Parker Dies in Grand Rapids
Richmond man E E Parker, longtime local newspaper reporter, died suddenly in a Grand Rapids hotel. He had recently moved to Fort Wayne. He leaves a widow and four children, with Horace F. Hubbard of the Cincinnati Times-Star as a brother-in-law and Benjamin Parker of New Castle, a noted poet and author, as a brother.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
E. E. Parker
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dispatches
Fort Wayne
Benjamin Parker
New Castle
Horace F. Hubbard
Cincinnati Times-Star
Colored Knights of Pythias Convention Opens in Danville
Delegates arrive to attend the convention in Danville with the Chicago contingent due on a special train at noon tomorrow. The main race is for grand chancellor between Edward Green of Chicago, the incumbent, and John Belchman, Comualic, the current vice grand chancellor.
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Indianapolis Journal
Danville
Colored Knights of Pythias
Chicago
Edward Green
John Belchman
Madison Sculptor Chosen for Harrisburg Capitol Work
Madison Indiana July 14 The Harrisburg Capitol commission selects George Carey Barnard son of Dr J H Barnard of Madison as sculptor in charge of all ornamental work on the new building though completion will take several years.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Harrisburg
George Carey Barnard
J. H. Barnard
Barnard
Attempted Lynchings and a Murder in Midwest Towns Today
Across Indiana and Kentucky, a dramatic rash of violence unfolds. In Royal Center Indiana twelve masked assailants dragged John Kane from his bed and hanged him briefly before releasing him after a promise he would leave town. In Camelton Indiana Arthur Garrett shot Hillett Wallace during a baseball game leaving Wallace mortally wounded. In Fort Wayne Indiana newspaper man Louis B. Fretz is missing believed to have killed himself, leaving a bank book, a small balance, and insurance policies behind, with twin infant grandchildren in care.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Logansport
Ind
Royal Center
John Kane
Kane
Indianapolis Journal
Camelton
Hawesville Ky
Arthur Garrett
Hillett Wallace
Hawesville
Wallace
Garrett
Marshal Crumb
Owensboro
Fort Wayne
Louis B. Fretz
Auburn Dispatch
Fretz
Lightning claims Goshen boy in kitchen strike
Roscoe Weaver ten year old son of Andrew Weaver was instantly killed when a bolt hit the chimney six miles southwest of Goshen and the current traveled into the kitchen where he sat on July 4.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen, Ind
Roscoe
Andrew Weaver
Goshen
Liberty man John Carter dies after fall from scaffold
John Carter, 23, died Saturday night from a fall off a painter's scaffold Friday in Liberty Indiana. An ex soldier with two discharges, he volunteered for Cuba and again with his brother. He served nearly two years and was a non commissioned officer in the Philippines. His father was an ex Union veteran. Funeral held this afternoon. Miles Todd dies at nearly 93 in Pendleton. He came from Pennsylvania in 1859 and lived here since. A local Methodist preacher, he ran a drug and general store. Survived by one son John Todd of Indianapolis and daughter Mrs. Julian Taylor.
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Liberty
Ind
John Carter
United States
McKinley
Cuba
John
Philippines
Pendleton
Miles Todd
Julian Taylor
Todd
Pennsylvania
John Todd
Indianapolia
Taylor
Winona Lake Park enrollment climbs at Winona summer school
Winona summer school enrollment reaches 255, over double last year as week one closes. Miss Katherine Eggleston from Cincinnati entertained with readings. Edison Electric Company presented its fourth annual show to a packed crowd. Notable new arrivals include Mrs B A Gibson East Liverpool and several others from Fort Wayne Terre Haute Kokomo and Chicago with varied stays at Minnewawan Inn and Winona Hotel.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Summer School
Katherine Eggleston
Cincinnati
Edison Eac Ee Company
D. W. Robertson
E. B. Lacy
Washington
D. C
H. J
Georgia
Lela Scoggin
Ile
C. ¥. Cunng
Kokomo
Buelah Gibson
Julia Stout
Cicero
D. Morrison
Mich
Campbellsburg Couple Wed After Delayed Calls
Campbellsburg Kentucky on Monday saw a wedding performed by Reverend L W Doolan with parents' late irate messages. In Shelbyville Reverend M Luther Tressler resigns as First Presbyterian pastor after three years, with presbytery review planned in September. Portland John Farris remains alive but poor recovery after severe cuts by Curt Wilson at a Pennville dance. Sharpsville a farm family two miles west reports a defined smallpox case with precautions in place.
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Campbellsburg
L. W. Doolan
Shelbyville
M. Luther Tressler
First Presbyterian Church
Portland
John Farris
Curt Wilson
Pennville
Sharpsville
Toledo Defeated as Sluggers Fail to Hit Dunkle
Toledo was shut out 9 to 0 by Louisville after failing to hit pitcher Dunkle. Meany and Kerwin produced the only Toledo hits as Dunkle went the distance. Louisville used Linecote for three earned runs and benefited from solid fielding to hand Toledo the loss.
Minneapolis suffers opening loss as errors cost game
In Minneapolis, July 24, errors cost the opener to Milwaukee as Quillin mishandled a ball and Werden was injured. Final score Milwaukee 7, Minneapolis 3 with 1,050 in attendance. Other notes include St Paul defeating Kansas City 6-2 and Greensfork beating Webster 16-6.
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Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Quillin
Werden
McBride
Minn
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Schelbeck
Hallman
Clingman
Byers
Runkle
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Cross
Sporer
Elliott
Curley
Dungan
Lally
Eliott
Wilmot
Clingmab
Phyle
Haskell
Direct Hal Wins Blue Ribbon Heat in 2 06 4 on Flooded Detroit Track
Detroit July 4 Direct Hal driven by Ed Geers wins opening heat of Chamber of Commerce $5,000 stake at the Blue Ribbon meeting in 2 06 4 a world record for first win by a green horse. Thunderstorm floods track postponing finish of two races to tomorrow.
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C. J. Hamlin
Ed Geers
Chamber of Commerce
Junius
Hal
Direct Hal
Elderone
Geers
LiBoy
Co. J. Hamlin
Pug
Gavatta
Silver Sign
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Deenwood
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O'Daillon
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Ruth M
J. C. Miller
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Cabanola
Bik
Greer
Ch. G
G. Saunders
Spear
Dr. Hammond
Ross & Dickerson
Madison
Ind
Indianapolis
Jesse Fletcher
Mee
Joseph H. Lesh
Goshen
Memphis
Fast Brighton Beach winner matches record in sprint
Femesole carried 118 pounds for a three quarter mile race at Brighton Beach in 1 12 1 5 tying Voter's year best. Plohn won by a short head in one mile sixteen, with Burns urging. Potente misfired, Rice on Potente losing after a late surge. Other winners included Port Royal Minotaur and Military as favorites fell to long shots.
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New York
M.—Femesole
M. F. Dwyer
Brighton Beach
Port Royal
Minotaur
Military
Plohn
Tommy Burns
Potente
Burns
Rice
Femesole
Miss Dorothy
Port Xeyil
Elwood Wheat Harvest Opens as Market Grows
Wheat harvest has commenced in Elwood with about fifty loads brought in on Saturday, one firm taking over 1100 bushels. Madigan county wheat is in fine condition aside from tornado damage, averaging about thirty seven bushels per acre. Green town reports first threshing with good quality but moisture lowers grades. A twenty nine citizen cooperative in Green town drilled a gas well showing over 0 pounds pressure, boosting local fuel. Richmond notes Dr Zacheus Test elected rector until a successor is found. Evansville reports Ben Swinney, 17, injured when his foot was crushed between train bumpers while traveling to visit a sick sister in St Louis, funds scarce. Montpelier Mayor Bonham, burglarized, recovers pocketbook and $20, plus the stolen piece and even seven cents in stamps left by thieves.
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Elwood
Madigan County
John Singleton
Greentown
Richmond
Zacheus Test
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
F. O. Granniss
Test
Evansville
Ben Swinney
Henderson
St. Louis
Montpelier
Bonham
Keystone
Mad
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Mise Maude Wyatt
This
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Death of man shot in street row in Evansville
David Jackson died at a hospital after a Sunday afternoon shooting by George Camborn who has lived in Evansville about five weeks. Camborn, who says Jackson attacked him without provocation, claims his home is in Morganfield Kentucky and that they had ongoing disputes for some time.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
David Jackson
George Camborn
Camborn
Morganfield
Jackson
Tailor Found Unconscious on Wife’s Grave in Evansville Cemetery
Adam Ruppertus, 44, a merchant tailor of Evansville, was found unconscious on his wife's grave in the city cemetery. His left wrist was slashed. authorities believe he despaired over his wife's death and attempted suicide. He is expected to recover.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Adam Ruppertus
Elks Carnival Opens in Lafayette on July Fourth
Lafayette Indiana begins a seven day Elks carnival with opening day activities and entertainment. Officials announce schedule of games, parades, and performances throughout the week as residents look forward to community gatherings and festivities.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Tracy Tries to Evade Pursuers Near Palmer
Seattle July 14 Outlaw Tracy exchanged gunfire with deputies near Palmer after learning officers were at the Palmer schoolhouse He lured the deputies with a ruse near Eunemiclaw then fled toward Buckley and boarded a freight train toward Palmer prompting fears of a stampede pass pursuit continues without full details or names available.
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Seattle
Wash
Tracy
Palmer
Eunericlaw
Eunemiclaw
Buckley
St Louis horseman J W Johnson dies after kick
ST LOUIS July 4 J W Johnson well known horseman dies here from injuries after a horse's kick He spent forty years in racing across the United States and earned a spotless reputation for honesty and integrity Johnson owned horses Guide Rock and De Blalze.
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ST. Louis
J. W. Johnson
Miss Jessle Morrison Sentenced to 25 Years in Lansing
Leavenworth Kansas July 14 Miss Jessle Morrison arrived at the state penitentiary at Lansing to begin a twenty five year term for the murder of Mrs Olin Castle at Eldorado. She left at midnight after bidding farewell to her parents and brothers. She was taken to the women's department and it is not known what work she will do.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Jessle Morrison
State Penitenttiary
Lansing
Olin Castle
Eldorado
Women’s Department
Ring Scorched at Fort Erie in July race win
The ring was scorched at Fort Erie as Blindie Grason won by three lengths after moving from 10 to 1 to 1 to 1. Maple, the favorite, finished fourth. Winners in order: Blondie Grayson, Levy Dorsey, Clarita, Her Letter, Sir Florian, Irridescent.
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Fort Erie
Blindie Grason
Maple
Blondie Grayson
Levy Dorsey
Clarita
Her Letter
Sir Florian
Irridescent
Neb girl leaps before train at Denver Union Station
Lena Rohmer twenty two of Gretna Nebraska jumped in front of a Union Pacific train at Denver Union Station today with apparent intent to end her life. Both legs were severed and she is expected to die. She was en route to Glenwood for health after arriving from the east.
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Col
Lena Rohmer
Gretna
Neb
Union Pacific
Union Station
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Box Label Mentioned
HK W Grove appears on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. This brand labeling note underscores the product identity and authenticity.
Windward Completes Loading and Sails for Sydney
New York July 4 The Peary Relief ship Windward finished loading late afternoon and sailed away after holding quarantine at 7 40 p m The Windward heads direct to Sydney c B
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New York
Sydney
New York Routs Amateurish Cincinnati In Baseball Exhibition
Cincinnati hosts New York in a high scoring exhibition with New York shut out by locals. Pitcher Currie earns 3 walks while Blewith issues 3. Peitz Jason Sander and Matthewson lead with two base hits as the game features early ejections and a bench discussion with umpire Powers.
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Cincinnati
New York
Jones
Powers
Matthewson
O'Hagan
Power
Cinel
Re.oae
York
Sander
Vie Currie
Hoy
Peitz
Currie
Corcoran
Pittsburg Rally in First Inning Wins Weekday Tilt
Pittsburg scored in the first inning on three singles and a threebagger to beat Boston 4 0. Doheny and Zimmer teamed for Pittsburg while Willis yielded the late runs. Attendance was 497. Boston was saved from a shutout by a wild pitch from Doheny.
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Willis
Boston
Doheny’s
Doheny
Zimmer
Moran
Home team defeats Boston in ten inning game
Philadelphia edged Boston in a ten inning affair with timely hitting. Howard Wilson started for Philadelphia and impressed despite the tiring stretch. Attendance was reported at 2,782 as the home club secured the victory.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Eniiadelphia
Howard Wilson
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