Dr D K Pearsons Ends Endowment Era With New Gifts
Chicago June 21 The Tribune reports Dr D K Pearsons has donated 175000 to four Western colleges Fairmount College Wichita Kan Bethany College Lindsborg McPherson County Kansas a Jacksonville Illinois and more to reach an 8100000 total in gifts to colleges and seminaries across the West He says no further gifts to educational institutions will follow after January 1 1900 and that a second era of giving may come later but not yet.
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the Tribune
D. K. Pearsons
Fairmount College
Wichita
Kan
Bethany College
Lunnsboro
McPherson County
Kansas
Cargo
N. D
College
Jacksonville
Ill
Pearson
Beloit Eege
Wisconsin
Theological Seminary
Colorado
South Dakota
Fcepttal
University
Oregon
Jeton College
Northfield
Minn
Bc Coens
North Dakota
California
Marietta Lege
Ohio
McKendree College
Wyoming
Endree Ese
Erian ‘Board ‘of Missions
Prairie Seminary
Onarga
Iowa College
Turket
War Board of Foret
Chicago City
Sotino Onary Society
Presbyterian Church
Eieceteic
Pantie Library
Bradford
Cannes
D. Kins
West
Fonge
Kirasel Pearsons
Hinsdale
Pearsons
Sach
Richfield Springs
N. Y
R. H. Stout
Fla
American Institute of Homeopathy
Christian Science
T. Cc
M Brown
Woman's Medical College of
New York
Mra Ig
Endowment Push by Philanthropist Powers College Gifts
A prominent donor notes half of his 3154.00 raised and will take 25000 from the doctor’s wealth as Bethany College and others receive their allotted sums by Oct 1. He calls endowment superior to buildings, saying the capital remains intact while the interest funds use, and credits a fifty year idea that aimed to spur others to give. The donor expresses satisfaction at inspiring others to contribute to education.
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Swanson
Bethany College
Mapeless
Pearsons
The
Tribune
Illinois
Weatts
Lake front rights upheld in Chicago yacht club case
Chicago judge refuses to dissolve injunction blocking Chicago Yacht Club from building a clubhouse on the Lake Michigan breakwater at Monroe street vacancy, signaling a major shift in lake front law. The decision risks delaying Crerar Library and other lake front projects while awaiting possible appeal. A related note says Pottawattomies’ lake front invasion postponed as Chicago syndicate seeks funds to satisfy an Indian payment of 4080.
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Lake Michigan
Michigan Avenue
Randolph Street
Park Row
Clifford
Chicago Yacht Club
Monroe Street
Yacht Club
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Lake Front Park
Crerar Library
Pottawattomies
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago Syndicate
Knights of St. John Convening in Cincinnati This Weekend
Delegates to the international Knights of St. John convention arrive in Cincinnati for a four day session at the Odeon starting Sunday. About 16,000 knights from commanderies are expected, with estimates near 40 000 visitors. attendance likely strong from Ohio Indiana Tennessee and West Virginia.
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Cincinnati
International Convention of Knights of St. John
Odeon
J. J. Shields
South
Ted
Ohio
Indiana
Tittnes
West Virginia
Brooklyn Triumphs After 26-Hit Marathon
Brooklyn hammered Cincinnati 34 bases on 26 hits as Kennedy powered a string of early runs and Keeler led with a homer, a double and three singles in five at bats. Sheckard shone in left, and Parker took the loss with 26 hits allowed. Attendance sparse at 1,900. Other games noted. Phillies beat St. Louis, New York topping Pittsburg, Boston defeating Chicago, and Milwaukee over Washington.
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St. Louis
Boston
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New York
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Milwaukee
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
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Kennedy
Keeler
Sheckard
Parker
Peitz
McGuire
Dahlen
Harley
Crawford
Daly
Farrell
Steinfeldt
Beckley
McCreery
Gatins
Dwyer
e-Western Association
Indiana
Lis
Beret
Philadelphia Shut Out by Griffith as Cubs Prevail
June 21 Philadelphia failed to solve pitcher Griffith and were blanked by Chicago. The Cubs scored in multiple innings, with a 9 to 0 victory while Griffith pitched and Sullivan teamed on the mound for Philadelphia. Pratt and Powers also appeared for Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Griffith
Chicago
Griffith and Sullivan
Pratt and Powers
Fragmented OCR list of battery assignments and sites
Readable items show battery teams and players listed with city references Birmingham Evansville Terre. Multiple lines mention Batteries with pairs and groups such as Gillen Kalkoff Bruner Roth Baker Harlow Saunders Fisher Polchow Roth Carriveau Boyle Evers Davenport. Some entries include codes and random numerals, suggesting an incomplete score or roster page from a 20th century source.
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Gillen and
Kalkoff
Bruner and
Roth
Baker Harlow
Saunders and Fisher
Evansville
Evaneville
Davenport
Polchow and Roth, Carriveau
Boyle
Evers
Terre
Kokomo to House Cicero Giants in July Transfer
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Kokomo Indiana June 21 Manager Hill who a week ago discharged all his ball players for incompetence has secured control of the Cicero Giants one of the strongest organizations in the state and the club will be transferred to Kokomo on July 1. Kokomo has opened a fine new park and wants games with strong independent teams of Indiana and adjoining States.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Hill
Cicero Giants
Indiana
Double header set as rain cancels Toledo game
Weather forces a double header today with Indianpolis led by Summer and Guese facing Toledo's Huey and Joss. First pitch at 2 15 with the second following. Shannon returns Monday Hoghever by Wednesday. Muldoons meet Indianapolis Reserves at Brighton Beach at 3 pm tomorrow. Chicago Union to visit June 29 30. Hugh Jennings signs to join Philadelphia Nationals after release purchase from Brooklyn.
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Toledo
Summer
Guese
Indianapolis
Huey
Joss
Shannon
Hoghever
Muldoons
Dayton
Brighton Beach
Chicago Union
Hugh Jennings
Opening Kiowa Comanche Apache lands sparks relief plea
Thousands camp along the border awaiting settlement of the Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands in Oklahoma. Dr J J McKenna reports destitution among up to twenty thousand people, many without tents. Cabinet notes Supreme Court ruling clears the way for allotments and a presidential proclamation setting an opening date.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
J. J. McKenna
Washington
Hitchcock
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Lone Wolf
Labor and Industry Plots and Strikes Across States
Reports detail a Cleveland broom makers meeting to form a 6 million dollar general company with Ohio Indiana Illinois and Michigan factories. Reading Railroad carpenters and boiler makers strike for shorter hours and higher pay while Plowmen’s Association and General Electric acquire UK based British Thomson-Houston. The Pattern Makers’ July Chicago convention aims to unite trades unions. Steel and iron talks resume in Pittsburgh after an Ohio Cleveland adjournment. Washington state metal trades vow to return to work with offers to strikers. Denver grocers unite to limit meat from non signatories. American locomotive stockholders elect directors led by S R Callaway and S Shoonmaker.
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Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Reading Railroad Company
Reading
Plowmen's Association of the
United States
Thomson-Houston Company, Limited
London
England
General Electric Company
New York
Anulated Association of Iron, Steel and Workers
Pittsburg
Metal Trades’ Association
Washington State
Denver
Denver Retail Grocers’ and Butchers’ Association
Armour Packing Company
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Hammond Packing Company
American Locomotive Company
Pliny Fisk
George R. Sheldon
S. R. Callaway
W. Seward Webb
A. J. Pitkin
J. Bryan
F. H. Stevens
C. Miller
J. E. French
George W. Hoadly
S. L. Shoonmaker
8. R. Callaway
R. J. Cy
Lei Est
C. B. May
C. E. Patterson. Denny
American Derby at Washington Park on morrow notes 14 entrants
Chicago reports the fourteenth American Derby at Washington Park with fourteen declared, possible scratch, and a potential extra starter. Bonnibert The Parader and His Eminence are equal favorites at five to two with others including Terminus and Lady Strathmore. Weather hints a fast track but a possible shower may slow it. betting and jockey changes discussed.
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Washington Park Track
Bonnibert
N. Turner
N. Turner); 5 To 2, the Parader
Piggott
Eminence
Odom
Beau GaNant
Spencer
Silverdale
J. Woods
Lady Schorr
Winkfield
Terminus
Coburn
Robert Waddell
Vandusen
Royal Victor
Jiminez
Washington Park
Healey
R. T. Wilson
Bonnabert
Schorr
Virginia
Bradley
Bullman
Six
Races Highlight Steady Favorites at St Louis Fairgrounds
At the St Louis fairgrounds on June 21 the track was fast and Hilee stood as the only favorite to win. Winners in order were Sister Sarah at 7 to 2 Huntressa at 3 to 1 Ben Ledi at 1 to 1 Dan Paxton at 3 to 1 Eva Noe at 4 to 1 and Hilee at 2 to 1.
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Sheephead Bay
Leonora Loring
Sadducee
Glennellie
Reina
Playlike
Devanter
ST. Louis
Fairgrounds
Hilee
Sister Sarah
Huntressa
Ben Ledi
Dan Paxton
Eva Noe
Weather and racing results from Highland Park track meet
DETROIT June 21 weather fine at Highland Park track fast. Winners include The Brother, Illawana, St. David, Lynden Tree, Fili Buster, and Rotterdam with varying odds. GLEN COVE June 21 women’s metropolitan golf championship semi finals at Nassau Country Club. Finalists are Genevieve Hecker and Ruth Underhill. Underhill defeated Willias five up four to play, Hecker beat Ashmore one up.
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Highland Fark
the Brother
Illawana
St. David
Lynden Tree
Rotterdam
Glen Cove
L.L
Nassau Country Club
Genevieve Hecker
Essex County Club
Ruth Underhill
Nassau County Club
Miss Hecker
Hecker
Miss Underhill
C. G. Willias
H. B. Ashmore
Baltusrol
Peyton case seeks $250,000 community interest and divorce void
In Spokane Superior Court Helen M. Peyton of Denver sues Col. Isaac N. Peyton for $250,000 community property and to annul a divorce she says was obtained by fraud. Testimony says the defendant used an assumed name Col G H Morgan and Judge Turner granted the divorce before Peyton remarried. Both defendants are prominent socially in Spokane and at Santa Barbara.
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Spokane
Wash
Helen M. Peyton
Denver
Isaac N. Peyton
Superior Court
Turner
United States
G. H. Morgan
Peyton
Santa Barbara
Cal
Strike Declared by Dayton Street Railway Workers
In Dayton on June 21 a union strike was declared by Peoples Street Railway Company employees. Substitutes were secured within an hour and all cars on the two lines resumed operation. The walkout followed the company’s refusal to reinstate three men recently discharged.
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Dayton
Peoples Street Railway Company
Standard Oil power swells shadowing all finance
The New York Telegraph reports Standard Oil expanding influence in banks trusts insurance and industrials. It claims holdings in three banks two trust companies and stakes in major firms valuing capital stock near 1.1 to 1.3 billion with annual income around 15 million. Insiders numbered a dozen with a wider circle of 50 to 75 linked advisors fuel speculation and market tips.
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W. G. Nicholas
New York Telegraph
Standard Oil
Standard Off
America
Wall Street
New York
United States Leather
Amalgamated Copper
American Sugar
Glucose and Beet Sugar Companies
Linseed Oil
United States
Big
Steel Corporation
Standard Oi
Standard Oil Company
John D. Rockefeller
George J. Gould
Prophets of Evil
Fify
Standard OU
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Leutenants
Rockefeller
United States Steel Corpora
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Indianapolis College of Law
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PF. M. Ingler
U. Z Wiley, Dean
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