Trade improved as crops and weather boost markets
Bradstreet reports stronger distributive trade as better weather and crops lift demand. Wheat and corn prospects improve while cotton, pig iron, and steel demand rise. exports show gains. Rail earnings stay solid, but the machinists strike lingers. Shoe shipments top 100 thousand cases weekly. leather prices firm. Bank clearings rise across major cities.
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New York
Bradstreet
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Uni States Steel Corporation
Chicago
United States
R. G. Dun & Cols Weekly Review of Trade
Fall River
Boston
Canada
Five junior records fall at Buffalo AAU meet on track
Detroit A C stars dominate day on Stadium track as Clark Liebler wins 100 yards in 10 1 3 seconds and Howard Hayes takes 440 yards in 51 2 5 seconds. Yale sprinter F R Moulton clocks 220 yards in 22 5 seconds. Lee C Deming and W J Feldkamp set broad jump marks, with several events producing junior records and strong performances from New York A C, Pastime A C, and K A C athletes. The meet closes tomorrow with senior championships.
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Buffalo
Amateur Athletic Union
Clark M. Lieble
Detroit
A. C
P. J. Walsh
New York
Howard H. Hayes
W. G. Edwards
F. R. Moulton
Yale
A. H. Kent
J. J. Nufer
Detroit A. C
H. Arnold
Union Settlement A. C
Bot Lee C. Deming
Kirksville
W. J. Feldkamp
Pastime
R. J. Meinery
Walter T. Fishleigh
H. E. Hastings
Ervine Or- Seppe
A. B. Gunn
Central Y. M. C. A
W. R. Knox
Aurelia Canoe Club
Toronto
Robert W. Edgran
R. L. Sanford
A. McKenzie
H. A. Allison
Central Y. M
D. J. Brennen
BP. A. Sables
Deming
Feldkamp
J. J. Nuffer
J. Eghting
Thomas McQueeney
St. Anne's
Hyde Park
Mass
Ciscus
C. H. Davis
Central Y
Roy
Ellis
C. J. Drexel
James Monahan
A. Babcock
Edward B. Mayer
Anchor
Jersey City
John Dinackburn
W. J.eldkrump
New
Jerry Pierce
New Yo
Colema
Hanis A” Ril
Beaten Wheeling in Indianapolis Tight Series Finale
Indianapolis overwhelmed Wheeling 7 to 2 as Captain Kelly powered a bases loaded homer in the third. Stimmel held the visitors to 13 hits with strong defensive plays by Bey and solid base running by Hoosiers. Streit pitched for Wheeling, but a costly third inning doomed the Stogies as Knoll Rothfuss and Duffy sparked the visitors’ offense.
Taylor and St. Louis spark National League tilt
June 14 game saw Taylor's clever pitching and solid support erase Chicago. New York won a close, feature-filled contest highlighted by a rare triple play involving Chicago infielders. St Louis featured a batting festival against Donovan and Kennedy, Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Taylor
New York
St. Louis
Donovan
Kennedy
Brooklyn
Baltimore Falls to Chicago as McGinnity Exits Early
Baltimore was routed by Chicago with a 4 to 1 score as McGinnity was removed from the game by Sheridan for unclear reasons. Jennings is expected to report on Monday. Batteries were Howell, McGinnity, Foreman and Robinson for Baltimore and Callahan and Sugden for Chicago.
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Baltimore
Baltimores
Chicagos
MecGinnity
Sheridan
Jennings
Chicago
Howell
McGinnity
Foreman
Robinson
Callahan
Sugden
Boston Beats Detroit In Rough Batting Contest At Huntington
Boston tops Detroit in a high scoring game with Yeager hitting the longest homer of the day on Huntington avenue grounds. Kellum was chased in the fifth and Cronin left the game early after a dispute. Final score line shows Boston leading, with key hits and defensive actions noted.
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Boston
Detroit
Kellum
Cronin
Yeager
Huntington Avenue
Freeman
Milwaukee shuts out Phillies in brisk league slate
In a Philadelphia report on June 24, Frazer and Lajoie propelled Milwaukee to a shutout over Philadelphia as the league schedule unfolded with multiple games across Rock Island Davenport Cedar Rapids Birmingham Selma and Nashville. Notable pitching and battery pairs dominated several bouts including Frazer and Powers for Milwaukee and Evansville’s Bourdin Roth pairing. A separate note from Wabash Indiana dated June 14 reports Anderson beating Mat in the season opener of the old State League Park with Matthews delivering the standout at bat and Mercer Berry anchoring the battery.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Frazer
Lajoie
Hawley
Conner
Powers
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Anderson
Matex
Indianapolis Stars Face Managerial Shakeup and Doubleheader
Prominent Indianapolis players Bey and Fox are in demand as National League clubs circle. J. J. Kilfoyle plans to transfer Cleveland to Buckley and McAleer would stay on as manager to widen ownership. A twin bill against Marion starts at 2 15 with Guese and Sutthoff for Indianapolis and Wassbinder Pfister for Marion. Indianapolis travels to Marion tomorrow then returns Wednesday to host Toledo.
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J. J. Kilfoyle
Cleveland
J. J. Buckley
Messrs. Kilfoyle
Buckley
McAleer
Indianapolis
Marion
Guese
Sutthoff
Wassbinder
the Mathewson
Western Association
Pfister
Ethelb ert Favorite in Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
New York June 14 Ethelbert is the favorite for the Suburban Handicap at the Sheepshead Bay meeting. Prince of Melbourne Second Choice, Star Bright supported, Blues also favored. weather hoped for favorable conditions and a large crowd. Belmont's Perry Belmont en route to see his horse win.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney
Gravesend
Perry Belmont
Eothen
Prince of Melbourne
Star Bright
Blues
Brooklyn
Contests at Local Driving Club Track Featured
Yesterday at the Business Men's Driving Club track a full slate of races took place with Pattie H. L. winning the 2:40 class in straight heats and Nellie Fisher placing second in both heats. The 2:20 class remained unfinished after four heats and darkness halted further racing. Delina B. showed in the 2:20 class, finishing strong across heats, while Joe Jefferson drove to victory in the 3:00 class after initial heats. Ozette won the free-for-all in two heats, and Dr. Short drove Billy Briggs and Lady Myre rt in exhibition heats in 1:17.
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Business Men's Driving Club
Pattie H. L
Nellie Fisher
Delina B
Joe Jefferson
C. R. Webber
Tony Wilson
Ozette
Dr. Short
Billy Briggs
Lady Myre
Ten Jefferson
C. R. Webber Ney Wilson
P. Clarkene Ke Annie
Dr. McKechnie
Charles Shover
Helen D
Charles Donson
Maria Girl
Ed Fowler
Orange Wilson
Dr. Berauer
John R. Re Shover
R. Holt
Billy
Ora Rag Ny
Robert C
Open Golf Tournament Leaders After First Day Play
Hamilton Mass June 14 The Open Championship leaders include Alexander Smith Scotland top with solid showing after 36 holes. Arthur Lockwood amateur stands out among pros in Boston with high potential. Scores show Smith ahead by only eight strokes over a pack of challengers including Auchteronie Ander Gardner Nichols Grow and local contenders Jones Park Low.
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Hamilton
Mass
United States
Alexander Smith
Scotland
Washington Park Club
Chicago
Arthur G. Lockwood
Alston Golf Club
Boston
Lockwood
Lawrence Auchterionie
Glen View Club
Smith
Willig Ander
Pittsfield
William Smith
Jim and
Anderson
Stuart Gardner
Garden City
Bernard Nichols
David Grown
Crescent Athletic Club
New York
John Jones
Jack Park
Essex County
Orange
George Low
Diker Meadow
Brooklyn
Cincinnati horse Castine breaks ankle at Newport race
Castine, the favorite in the fourth at Newport, broke his ankle after a quarter mile. He finished with the field despite the injury and will never race again. Winners in order: Fucine, Auchendrayne, Edna Kenner, Aledi, Isaac.
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Cincinnati
Castine
Newport
Fucine
Auchendrayne
Edna Kenner
Vi Batted
Aledi
Isaac
Fair grounds card splits first second and third choices
At St Louis on June 14 the program showed absence of class in most events. Winners included The Commander at 7 to 10, Miss Vandelohr at 6 to 5, Battus at 3 to 1, Mr Rose at 3 to 1, Skillman at 9 to 2, and Granter at 4 to 1.
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ST. Louis
Miss Vandelohr
Battus
Mr. Rose
Skillman
Granter
Urban horse racing notes from Oakland and Detroit meet results
Three favorites won at Oakland including Beaumonde Yeou You Bagdad Tyranus Saul of Tarsus and Dangerous Maid as Russ rode three winners. In Detroit at Highland Park Drogheda Rona Falala Laracor Flag of Truce Algie M showed varied results. New York reports the Russian government bought stallion Halma from Julius Fleischman for about 30 400 to export to the czars stables.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Russ
Beaumonde
Yeou-You
Bagdad
Tyranus
Saul of
Tarsus
Dangerous Maid
Detroit
Highland Park
Drogheda
Even
Rona
Falala
Laracor
Flag of Truce
Algie M
New York
the Tribune
Julius Fleischman
Halma
Julia L
Hanover
Russia
Jean de Reszeke
Pendleton Defeats Alexandria In Fairly One-sided Tilt
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Pendleton Indiana on June 4. The Alexandria club visited Pendleton and were outplayed in both hitting and fielding. Pendleton finished with a 4 to 2 victory behind solid batting and pitching. Battery duo Rumiler and Wright for Pendleton combined with Dennis and Noble for Alexandria in a game marked by Pendleton’s early offense and steady defense.
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Indianapolis Journal
Pendleton
Ind
Alexandria Baseball Club
Ae R Pendleton
Alexandria
Rumiler
Wright
Dennis and
Noble
Wheeling Tends to Strengthen Team as Season Ends
Manager White of Wheeling aims to bolster his club with strong practice in base-running and speed. Kelly hit a lucky home run for Indianapolis yesterday winning the game. Hoghever’s right-field work was excellent with a double on a single chance. Umpire Latham teased about Duffy being Hugh Duffy’s son as he joked from the box. He also saved Shannon from injury by scooping up a bat drop near home plate. As 19M ends, Manager Watkins faces a hard task ahead.
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Indianapolis
Wheeling
Hoosiers
Capt. Kelly
Waterloo
Summel
Hickey
Bey
Indians
Kelly
Hannivan
Stimmel
Hoghever
Streit
Shannon
Knoll
Fox
Herbert
Duffy
Hugh Duffy
Arnie Latham
Flynn
Rothfuss
Summer
Rey
Heydon
Hogriever
Hey
Hogrever
Poet ET Eicsecteene
Ieee
Leydon
GM & Wd
Knali
Les Lezotte
Ene Herbert
Delehanty
Hianaivan
Thoney
P. O
Immel
Son
Sthaean Mmel
Tome run—Kelly
Foams Pos Menitrest
Able
Bey ¢A Katara
Telen
Hicke
Balle
Herbere
Wmpire
Latham
White
Eee
Boston
Newark Vice Chancellor Denies Injunction in Copper Merger Suit
In Newark New Jersey Vice Chancellor Stevenson dismissed the injunction request in the Calvin O Geer C H Venner Company versus Amalgamated Copper Company matter. Isaac B Taylor warned of an appeal and a temporary stay was granted until Tuesday at 6 pm with bonds of 21 dollars per party to cover potential damages.
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Newark
N. J
Stevenson
Calvin O. Geer
C. H. Venner Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte and Montana
Amalgamated Company
Isaac 8. Taylor
Cleveland Family Dwell in Tyringham Summer Home
Former President Grover Cleveland and family settled in Riverside at Tyringham in the Berkshire hills for the summer. The Cleveland children Ruth Marion and Richard, recently recovering from diphtheria, are with a nurse. They will take the room once used by George Washington after Saratoga, locally known as Washington's room. Local farmers plan to invite the ex-president to fish the area trout streams.
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Winsted
Conn
Grover Cleveland
Tyringham
Berkshire Hills
Man Arrested After Fatal Stabbing Of Wife In Street
In Vallisca Iowa June 4 Mrs Ida M Thiele was stabbed three times by her husband from whom she had been separated four years. The assault occurred after a street meeting and Mrs Thiele is reported to die. The husband was arrested and taken to Red Oak to prevent possible lynching.
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Vallisca
Ida M. Thiele
Thiele
Red Oak
Biddle Convicted of Murder in First Degree
Pittsburg June M. John Biddle was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the robbery and killing of grocer Thomas D. Kahney. The jury delivered the verdict after deliberation this morning in the county court.
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Pittsburg
John Biddle
Thomas D. Kahney
Insanity Declarations Forthcoming for Two Residents
Mamie Watts age 28 of 440 West Washington street was yesterday adjudged of unsound mind. William Jackson age 27, an employee of Dr. T. W. Kelming at 1196 South East street, was declared insane amid reports he has become a religious fanatic.
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Mamie Watts
West
Washington Street
William Jackson
T. W. Kelming
South East Street
Associations of both schools hold meetings
Unusual gayety marked the third reunion of Manual Training High School graduates, nearly five hundred in the alumni body. About six percent attended as classes represented from 18% to 101 inclusive. The program included music by Montani Brothers' Orchestra, addresses by Allan P. Vestal Felix Ballard and others, with receptions, dancing and decorations. New officers elected included President Horace Gwin and vice president Ralph Peck.
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Manual Training High School
Manual Training High School Alumni Association
Montani Brothers’ Orchestra
Allan P. Vestal
Association
Allen J. MacCorkle
Chas. E. Emmerich
Hetticene
Oe Aeng
Iss . Leeper
Irrey
Alice
Andrew T. Wylie
Helen T. Ballard
C. E. Emmerich
Charles Seltz
Mabel Stultz
Maria Leonard
Horace Gwin
Ralph Peck
Andrew T. Wyle
Charles Stone
Frieda Huebner
Shortridge Alumni Hold Annual Meeting at High School Hall
The Shortridge High School Association met last night in the school hall amid warmth. President Fay Chandler opened with Greetings while Lillian Atkins and Margaret Shover performed piano pieces. Jessie Gibson spoke on A Co-ed among the Techs. Theresa V. Pierce discussed Our High School Girl Her Lookout and Her Outlook. Fritz Krull sang Ah Love Me Not. Charles W. Moores of the Board of School Commissioners addressed The New Man urging progress toward a new era led by women, with note on evolution. Lawrence Davis won the presidency. Blanch Jellieff Palmer elected vice president. Nellie Ashbrook and Hannah Lee Elam joined the board of control. Refreshments followed and dancing concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School Association
High School
Fay Chandler
Lillian Atkins
Jessie Gibson
Margaret
Nettie Shover
Theresa V. Pierce
Fritz Krull
Charles W. Moores
Br Fof
Lawrence Davis
Judson Moschelle
Ferdinand Hollweg
Blanch Jellieff Palmer
Nellie Ashbrook
Hannahton
Lee Elam,m
Benjamin B. Jenkins
Warren Oakes
Nine Counties Settle with State
Nine counties settled with the state auditor yesterday. Sullivan County led by W. W. Howard paid 2,174.96 and received 1.91 in school funds. Rush, George H. Havens, paid 30,740 and took back 14,748.98. Montgomery, Brazil T Mestene, paid 7,987.44 and took back 15,914.78. Heick, W. N. Lakin, paid 5,003 and took back 11,067.26. Dearborn, C. W. Fangman, paid 14,733.08 and took back 9,152.52. Samuel F. Munson moved back 4,889.27. Newton, een s paid 15,146 and took Albert pees.
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Auditor of State
Sullivan County
W. W. Howard
Rush
George H. Havens
Montgomery
Brazil
Heick
W. N. Lakin
Dearborn
C. W. Fangman
Crates
Samuel F. Munson
Newton
Eens
Albert Pees
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