Labouchere settles libel suit over Truth statements
In London on May 1 the libel case by Lord Suffield against Henry Labouchere was settled. Labouchere withdrew all imputations on Suffield's honor, who said he was more satisfied by the statement than a verdict in his favor would have been. Also noted Berlin reports show Behrens serum cutting diphtheria deaths to a record low, and Lübeck reports party leaders backing Henry of Prussia as a joint Reichstag candidate.
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Henry Labouchere
Lubeck
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Fréisinnige
People’s
Tce Henry
Prussia
Philadelphia
Court of Common Pleas
No. 5
Supreme Court
Lajoie
Bernhard and
Frazer
Delehanty
Wolverton, Townsend
Orth
Washington
Saher Sennia
International Exhibition Opens in Cork Brightly
A revelrous procession marked the opening of Cork's international exhibition with lord mayors, city corporations, trade guilds, bands and banners. Richard Croker of New York subscribed to the exhibition fund amid the celebratory events.
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Cork
Richard Croker
New York
Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday in the Midwest
Forecast from Washington for Friday and Saturday calls for four winds and Indiana partly cloudy Friday warmer in the north, Saturday fair with brisk to high southeast to south winds near Lake Michigan. Ohio partly cloudy Friday warmer in the north, brisk east to south winds, Saturday fair. Detailed local observations show a maximum temperature of 78 and minimum of 10. The April summary for Indianapolis reports mean temperature 50, varied high and low readings, total precipitation 1.4 inches, and 8 clear or partly cloudy days.
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Winnds
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Ohio
Temp
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Indianapolis
Sarasio
Movements of Steamers Reported Across Ports
On May 1 steamship activity included Noordam sailing for New York via Boulogne Sur Mer from Rotterdam. arrivals at Liverpool included Common Wealth from Boston Westernland from Philadelphia Teutonic from New York. New York reported Grosser Kurfürst and Fuerst Bismarck sailing for Bremen and Hamburg respectively La Savoie bound for Havre. Queenstown Semen Ger man ic and Rhymond from Liverpool to New York and Philadelphia. Menominee arrived at London and La Touraine also listed.
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New York
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Common Wealth
Boston
Westernland
Philadelphia
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Bremen
Fuerst Lismarck
Hamburg
Rhymlond
London
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Ae Seay
la Touraine
Pittsburg General Superintendent Resigns and Haas Named
W Woodford resigns as general superintendent at Pittsburg for private business. Louie G Haas named as his successor and effective today. H B Hale appointed division engineer for the Philadelphia division replacing E P Mobley who also resigned.
Brooklyn Arrives at Sandy Hook After Long Voyage
The armored cruiser Brooklyn reached Sandy Hook at 5 20 am. Rear Admiral Remey, commander in chief of the Asiatic station, left Cavite March 1 after completing his term. He declined to discuss Philippine conditions beyond noting slow progress toward pacification and warned that withdrawal would lead to chaos, saying natives are not ready for self government and require continued American guidance.
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Brooklyn
Sandy Hook
Remey
Asiatic Station
Cavite
Philippine Islands
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Philippines
Senate
Chaffee
United States
Opening Day at Worth Stakes Sparks Chicago Racetrack
S C Hildreth’s Waring and The Lady finished first and second in the Worth handicap at Morris Park on opening day. The mile and a sixteenth race carried $2,000 added, drew nine top horses, and saw Waring surge to the lead at the first quarter, winning by two lengths over The Lady with Lacrimae a half length back for third. Cambrian tired under pressure as The Conqueror II and Lord Quex hung on. Weather was cloudy and track fast.
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S. C. Hildreth
Waring
the Lady
Worth
Lacrimae
Hildreth
Tichenor
Cambrian
Aqueduct Flushing Stakes highlight on slow track
May 1 reports from New York and Nashville cover Aqueduct and Cumberland Park racing results. Fonsoluca led early in the Flushing stakes before Intrusive edged ahead at Morris Park. Crimean dominated at Cumberland Park with 1 to 5, Staff strong in the finale. A Chicago carriage and saddle horse sale at the American Horse Exchange drew brisk bids, with Daniel G. Reid buying Cardiff and Wales for a record price.
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Morris Park
Warte Nicht
Cervera
Intrusive
Meistersinger
Tuga Bey
Chicago
American Horse Exchange
Daniel G. Reid
American Tin Plate Company
Cardiff
Wales
W. L. Elkins
Billy Finch
Foraker
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Englewood
Kenwood
Obituary notices for notable figures from various regions
General Sir William Olpherts V C died in London at age 60s after forty six years in service. Helena mourns John R Sanford of Boundary survey fame who helped locate the BC US line. Davenport reports Bettendorff Steel Axle plant fire causing large losses. New York notes Lt James Joseph Barr retired navy death from Brights disease. Paris records Xavier Aymon de Montepin novelist and playwright dead.
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Royal Army
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Ireland
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Baronet
Helena
Mont
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Bright
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Bettendorff Steel Axle Company
New York
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Providence Wins Bowing Meet With World Record
Providence team wins a New England bowling tournament match against Fall River with a three-string total of 1 007, breaking the world team record at small pins by two pins.
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R. I
Fall River
New England
Boy Brings Worms For Fishing To Ice In Kitchen
In a Boston Transcript excerpt a boy carries a large tin can full of wriggling earthworms into the kitchen. He asks to place them on the ice, saying he plans to go fishing next week.
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St Paul Beats Hoosiers in Ninth Inning Twist
Indianapolis and St Paul split a baseball clash paced by Cook's pitching. Williams drove in four for St Paul as Dillard, Shay and Lumsey backed a late surge to a 7 to 4 victory while Hoosiers failed to solve Cook’s curve and Virgil Cicero lines. Attendance reached 672 with familiar faces on both sides.
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Unlucky Rally Fails as Columbus Loses Narrowly
In a tight game before 1,582 spectators in Columbus, Kansas City edged ahead with late runs while Columbus offense stung early and late. Stellar hits from Meany, Nance, and Smith sparked a hold, but Louisville toppled Minneapolis later, with Gannon delivering a decisive triple in extras amid a string of standout plays.
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O'Brien
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Pfeister
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Grim
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Ohio Wesleyan Defeats Indiana University 5-3 in Ninth
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Delaware Ohio May 1 Ohio Wesleyan beat Indiana University 5-3 after knocking Allen out in the ninth inning Two hits and an error aided Wesleyan to break the tie Boyle had two safeties and a passed ball with other miscues sealing the win Allen pitched well until the ninth Indiana leaves for Columbus to face the U S nine tomorrow
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Indianapolis Journal
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Indiana University
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Wesleyan
Boyle
Indiana
Columbus
U. S
Draw in bantamweight title bout at West End Club
The 20 round world bantamweight title fight in St. Louis ended in a draw between Harry Forbes and Johnny Regan. Spectators felt Regan deserved the verdict, and Regan’s backer was escorted by police after the ruling. Regan attacked the stomach with precision while Forbes failed to land scoring blows.
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West End Athletic Club
Harry Forbes
Chicago
Johnny Regan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Siler
Jack” McKenna
Regan
Forbes
Monument on Zion Hill at Ephrata Unveiled in Lancaster
May 1 Lancaster reports the Zion Hill monument dedication to revolutionary soldiers buried at Ephrata. Gov Stone and ex-Governor Pattison attended among dignitaries. The Zionistic Brotherhood led by Peter Miller aided wounded after Brandywine, with over two hundred deaths. the monument features two shafts and a square base, though details are partially obscured in the copy.
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Baltimore Boston Riot after Umpire Dodges McGraw
Baltimore and Boston battled to a 4 6 score, amid a field crowd riot after Umpire Sheridan refused McGraw a base. A brick struck a police officer during the melee as Baltimore’s pitching faltered and Howell struggled early, with Detroit and St Louis games also reported and Washington Philadelphia results noted.
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Gilbert
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Dineen
Opening Three I League game ends early in rain
In Bloomington two teams, Bloomington and Cedar Rapids, opened the Three I League season before 1500 fans but the game was called in the fourth inning due to rain with Bloomington leading 2 to 0. In Evansville the season began with Butler defeating Shortridge 7 to 6 in seven innings as Butler pitchers struggled with nine hits by Shortridge and strong late scoring from Shortridge.
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Messmer
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Til
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Shortridge
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Thornburg
Scott
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Dodson
Gillum
Huggins
Scoreless 12 innings as Chicago and Cincinnati duel
Chicago and Cincinnati played a scoreless twelve inning game in Chicago. Both pitchers delivered strong performances with solid defensive support, attendance 13. The box shows Miller and Dobbs among Cincinnati players with no runs on both sides. Chicago 0 Cincinnati 0. In other results Pittsburgh hammered St Louis 18 to 6 while New York defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 and Boston blanked Brooklyn 5 to 0.
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Heat Your Home Next Winter With Kruse and Deventers
If you buy one of Kruse and Deventers you will have no trouble to heat house next winter. 29 East Washington Street.
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East Washington Street
Championship bout set for Empire Theater next Monday night
Jack Cullen and Kid Blackburn sign articles for a ten round decision fight at the Empire Theater next Monday evening. Crowned as Indiana lightweight champion and colored lightweight champion respectively, they renew a long standing rivalry with a large purse prompting this city’s notable boxing event.
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Kid Blackburn
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Steve Crosby
Ollie Chill
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Campbell
Boxers Draw After Sergeant Arrives at Indiana Avenue Club
Two colored youths Henshaw and Upshaw fought at the Oakwood Club on Indiana Avenue with a crowd watching last night. The bout started 9 45 pm and both men landed solid punches but the match ended in a draw after Sergeant Boylan and two policemen intervened to calm the room. Upshaw held a size edge early, but the room grew tense and the referee halted the fight.
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Oakwood Club
Indiana Avenue
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Upshaw
Nca
State Fair Race Schedule Announced by State Secretary
Charles Downing secretary of the State Fair Association announced the speed programme for the State fair. Entries close Sept. 4 and all information about races Sept. 15-19 is available from Mr Downing in Room 4 State House. The schedule lists events beginning Tuesday Sept 4 with a series of races.
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State Fair Association
Downing
Statehouse
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