S Surgical Markers and Supplies Listed in Ad
An 19th century catalog entry notes ARMSTRONG & CO. offer Surgical Instrument Markers and supplies including emergency satchels medicine cases operating gowns cushions and physicians knives with addresses at 4 and 5 South Meridian Street Indianapolis Ind The fragment also describes a humorous military anecdote about a band misplaying the national air during a march and the confusion of officers over the tune they heard.
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S* Bane Miecicoram
Ht. Armstrong & CO
S. Meridan
Indianapolis
Ind
Constitution Defeats Columbia In 39 Mile Race
New London July 24 Constitution wins the thirty-nine mile course from New Haven breakwater to Sarah's Ledge in 4 hours 17 minutes 31 seconds, beating Columbia by about a mile amid light steady wind. Narrow collision near the Narada weather boat almost occurred as Barr forced a risky pass. Rhodes steered sharply to maintain lead.
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New London
New Haven
Sarah's Ledge
Constitution
Columbia
Rhodes
Constituton
Barr
Haif
Cioxe
Cornfeld
Lorg Island
Bartlett's Reef
Ratte
Ellis Glenn Trial Nears Finish in West Virginia Case
In Parkersburg West Virginia on July 4 the Ellis Glenn trial nears completion as testimony from both sides winds down and opening arguments loom for tomorrow The deputy sheriff testified that the alleged scar on Glenn’s head was visible to him on several occasions The court overruled a bid to have the prisoner's head examined and Judge Stapleton was called to testify in the character of Dr Howard the judge’s former neighbor Tomorrow the judge is to take the stand and the defense and state will present their final arguments
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Ellis Glenn
West Virginia
Hia Ptia
C. Mm
Sherif Samuel Echols
Stapleton
Dr. Howard
Won in straight by Eleata at Glenville meeting
Cleveland July 21 Glenville Grand Circuit day opened hot and fast. Eleata daughter of Dexter Prince won the 2: part heats in straight units, beating Country Jay. Richard A won the 2: pace. George son of Scarlet Wilkes captured the three last heats, beating Sphinx S. Tom P. won the 2: pace. The Abbott remains ill and may miss the $12,400 Brighton Beach match race versus Crescens on Aug 15. Geers expects a definite announcement soon.
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Cleveland
Glenville
Eleate
Dexter Prince
Detroit
Country Jay
Richard A
George
Scarlet Wilkes
Sphinx
Ed Geers
Argotta
Tom P
the Abbott
Geers
Crescens
Brighton Beach
Abbott
Eleata
Marsheisneease
Jay
Mac
Neva Simmons
B. m
Price
Alberta D
Shellington
McLaughtiin
Wilksoni
Ola
Sien
Cc. F. W
Bik. H
Higbee
Bik
Miller
Joan
Bik. m
Haws
Jack Mont
B. G
Greer
Captain Potter
Guidette
Br. G
Bon
Aes Darwin
P. Lockwoort
Vie Sheller
van Gokkelen
Sphinx Lassie
Turner
W. Meonald
Minka
Minka, Bhm
Ryan
Janette, Gr. m
McDonald
Uteckan
Readville Races Highlight Ordinary Day of Tracks
Readville Mass July 24 races yielded mixed results with Confessor taking the 2:12 pace heats, Louise G. winning the 2:23 pace, and Helen Grace taking the 2:00 trot in straight heats. St. Louis and Chicago reports note other winners and odds from Delmar and Hewthorne programs.
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Readville
Mass
Confessor
Chain Shot
Elete S.hhird
Astro
King Warlock
Tine
Aitre Lao Uhaia Shoi
Helen Grace
Leland H
Cecl King
Free Siaver
Baron Jeunes
the Charmer
Lottie Failis
Louise G
George Lee
Darnert
Reed Patchen
Mary Tracy
Baia Telino
Midget
Adsite Perker
Lucy Throes
Slugging Effort Highlights Brooklyn Victory Over New York
In a July 24 matchup Brooklyn edged New York 8 to 5 after a late surge. Strang and Selbach each had four hits, with strong defensive plays including two fast double plays. Kennedy drove in the winning runs in the eighth as Brooklyn pitchers held off New York after a tied fifth inning.
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Phyle
Donovan
Taylor
Brooklyns
New York
Kennedy
Strang
Selbach
Beore
Waddell Guides St Louis Past Chicago in Slugfest
In St Louis on July 24 Rube Waddell walked hitters leading to two runs that decided the game for the St Louis club. Chicago managed one run on a string of singles by McCormick Kahoe and Hartsel. Final score three to one. Batteries Murphy and Ryan for Chicago Waddell and Kahoe for St Louis.
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Rube Waddell
Chicago
McCormick
Kahoe
Hartsel
Ree
Milwackee
Boston
Felding
Hemphill
Criger
Wheeling
W. Va
Columbus
Williams
Chicago Bears Run Wild In Fourth of July Tilt
Chicago bats and baserunners overwhelm Washington as Mertes shines. Callahan, Harvey, and Sullivan top a 7 4 final. attendance 1,200. Detroit hosts a Philadelphia game where Detroit leads early and holds on for a 5 4 win as High Owen Cronin and Frazer pace the effort.
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Callahan
Harvey
Mertes
Washington
Sullivan
Patton
Grady
Detroit
Philadelphia
Uhiiadelphia
High
Owen
Dayton Bats Earn Win Over Toledo In Sixth Inning Rally
Dayton edged Toledo 6 to 4 as six unearned runs and timely hits in the sixth inning decided the game. Fettete and Gratius contributed for Dayton while Jones also produced key plays.
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Toledo
Hanem
Dayton
Gratius
Jones
Fort Wayne Stumbles as Grand Rapids Clinches Victory
Fort Wayne were defeated by Grand Rapids in a game played in Fort Wayne. A double play by Hardesty highlighted the contest. Final score details are incomplete due to garbled text, with the Grand Rapids score leading late and attendance not clearly stated.
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Grand Rapids
Hardesty
Daniels
Puller
Luther
Zaluszy
Smink
Seymour Defeats Cincinnati All-Professionals in Independence Day Clash
Seymour Indiana edged the Cincinnati All-Professionals 9 6 0 0 2 7 to 7 0 0 0 1 4 as Sattmarsh and Simon teamed up. Crawfordsville bested Rochester 7 6 1 0 0 4 with Westnews and Kent pitching, while Hurst and Caigen fielded.
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Crawfordsville
Rochester
Battaies Westnews
Kent, Hurst and Caigen
Chicago Central Wins At Pan American Meet
Chicago Central leads the international YMCA athletic meet at Pan-American Exposition grounds with 52 points over two days, Buffalo Central second with 41, New York West Side third with 20. Albertson vaults 11 feet to set a new record as Shapley, Barrett, Maroney, and Robinson win multiple events for Chicago Central.
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Athletic League
Young Men’s Christian Association of North America
Chicago Central
Buffalo Central
New York West Side
Albertson
Athletic League of North America
F. A. Shapley
Ro W. Albertson
KR. B. Barrett
G. P. Arnold
F. G. Maroney
A. M. Webster
Lorain
A. T. Robinson
L. H. Clapper
G. Snow
Chicago West Side
J. Coleman, Jr
W. G. Stuart
Washington
F. G. Maloney
F. W. Allis
Nches
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R. B. Barrett
P. W. Doe
Fosburgh Trial Testimony Details Family Chaos In Burglary Night
Beatrice Fosburgh recounts night of May and James events, describing a torn night dress, a pillowcase masking a burglar, and her sister May crying out. The narrative includes the scramble indoors, a pistol, and a list of household reactions as authorities close in. Nearby, James and Mrs. Grantham tragedy is noted with no clear cause.
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Hammond
Esther
Papa
May
James
Beatrice
Mach
Amy
Miy
Brine
The
Imme
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Connor, Tex
D. C. Sirumonton
Grantham
TB discussion on tuberculosis spread and leglislation
London July 24 principal paper before the British congress on tuberculosis urged international notification of authorities and disinfection measures for hotels rail cars and steamboats to prevent spread. Brouardel denied Koch theory of tubercle spread via meat and milk and called for legislation to protect the public. A commission was appointed to inquire into human bovine tuberculosis.
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Brouardel
Paris
Medical Faculty of
United States
Koch
O. A. Herron
Herron
Herror
The
Daily Mail
Lord Lister
Tref. Koch
William Broadbent
Prof. Koch
Edward Neumann
Davis-Fiatz
Germany's new tariff talks in progress Berlin July 24
Berlin reports negotiations between German cabinets aim to publish the long awaited tariff bill soon. A horticultural expert disclosed duties on fresh fruits as considerable while semi official papers urge prompt publication. News from Canton and Port Said covers robberies and Count Von Waldersee’s return. London notes Vatican US agreement on Philippine religious orders with partial replacements and compensation.
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Berliner Post
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Kreuz Zeitung
Rheinische Westphalische Zeitung
United States
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Kleine Journal
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Chile
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Gera
Plymouth
Empeaes
China
London
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Rome
Daily Chronicle
Philippines
London Gazette lists honors for China service and other notices
A July gazette honors Sir Claude M. McDonald and Sir Alfred Gaselee for China service with senior ranks in the army. Other dispatches report Princess Haree Hanem escaping Constantinople to speak in the West, Austro-Hungarian floods devastate Danube valleys, and rumors about Emperor William’s beard in Berlin.
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China
Claude M. McDonald
Peking
Tokio
Bath
Alfred Gaselee
Indian Empire
Danube
Vienna
Daily Express
Buda-Pesth
Fntire Vilages
Matterhorn plunge and royal council amid global news
A British man and two women with their guide fell from the Matterhorn in Switzerland. King Edward held a privy council at Marlborough House. Cecil Rhodes was resworn to the council. Spa pigeon shooting saw Welch and Mackintosh share £20. Various European political and colonial updates follow.
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Marlborough House
Cecil Rhodes
Spa
Belgium
Robert A. Welch
Philadelphia
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Shay Corporation
London Daily Express
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Piccadilly
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Todd
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Nieuesblad van Nederlanden
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Rothschild Banking House
New Frankfort
London
Uskub
Constantinople
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House of Lords
Cash” Sloan
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Moscow
Sloan
Sugar Free Entrance Delays Tug Near Sandy Hook
A tug boat off Sandy Hook encountered the barkentine Mannie Swan from San Juan Porto Rico carrying about 129 tons of sugar. The Swan refused tow into port as Capt. Kiggins planned to remain offshore until Friday to avoid leading to cargo revenue losses before McKinley’s Porto Rico free trade proclamation takes effect. In New York the firm Czarnikow MacDougall & Co. sued the collector for 15 000 claiming duties on Porto Rican sugar in 1899 were improper as the island’s sugar should have been free under admission provisions.
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Sandy Hook
San Juan
Porto Rico
Kiggins
McKinley
United States
Messrs
Oates Voices Minority View On Negro Suffrage
In Montgomery July remarks Governor Oates criticizes the suffrage report as saying the negro is here and a voter by no act of his own. He argues the Republican party freed him and gave him courage while claiming the negro should be grateful and admitted to rights.
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Montgomery
Ala
Oates
Republican Party
Governor Oates Defends Negro Suffrage at Public Address
Governor Oates argues for black voters to have a share in government while denying the grand father clause. He insists qualifications apply to both races and condemns voting rights based on a soldier father, noting some fathers were unworthy. He condemns heredity in suffrage and stresses inclusion of Negroes in the political process.
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Ostes
Oates
Local notes tugged on town headlines and trips
Iv L HK Denning and son Herbert returned from a two week outing on Georgian or Co F. Sayles sold an improved piece of property in Morton Penny to user KK. Blackledge for 40 00. Mr Walter S left for an extended visit to Petoskey and the north. A requisition was signed for J P Cummings under arrest in Buffalo. Cummings charged with forging a 40 check at Summitville National Bank. Harry Taylor escaped from the workhouse after a theft and was chased.
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Fife
Summitville National Bank
Harry Taylor
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