King Alfonso to be crowned amid Madrid jubilee
King Alfonso receives foreign decorations including the Garter from the Duke of Connaught and orders from Sweden Siam and Carlos III. Madrid glowed in holiday dress as streets and façades overflowed with banners tapestries and electric illumination for the coronation procession. Foreign envoys and dignitaries attended a grand banquet as the city prepared for the next day’s events.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Duke of Connaught
Edward
Eugene
Sweden
Oscar
San Isidro
Eee
Dr. Curry
United Sates Eperial
Carlos III
Weather Forecast for Indiana Illinois and Ohio
Fair weather for Indiana on Saturday with warmer conditions in the north. Sunday remains fair with fresh east to south winds. Illinois sees generally fair on Saturday warm in the north, Sunday fair with the same winds. Ohio partly cloudy Saturday and warmer Sunday, except extreme southeast portion, with variable winds.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Movements of steamers in transatlantic routes
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures across European ports. Vessels include Cam ra from Liverpool, Queenstown from Copenhagen, Orge from Copenhagen, Auguste Victoria from Hamburg, Celtic and Lucania from New York to Liverpool, Merion from Liverpool to Boston, Furst Bismarck from Hamburg to New York, Georgie from New York to Liverpool, Necker from Naples to New York, Ionian from ? to Montreal, Switzer land from Philadelphia, Moltke from New York, La Bretagne from New York, Sylvania arriving at Antwerp.
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New York
Camra
Liverpool
Queenstown
Orge
Copenhagen
Christiansand
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Celtic
Lucania
Merion
Verpool
Boston
Cherbourg
Furst Bismarck
Southampton
Kinsale
Georgie
Gibraltar
Necker
Naples
Proveece
Ionian
Montreal
Antwerp
Switzerland
Philadelphia
Moltke
Havre
la Bretagne
Syl Lavereool
Sylvania
Embassy Banquet Honors Envoy and Royal Guests
Dr. J. L. M. Curry the American envoy received the insignia tonight and was seated in the place of honor at the banquet. The Princess of the Asturias sat at the king's right, with Mr. Curry beside her, while palace inmates report the Queen mother fears an upcoming trying ordeal tomorrow.
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J. L. M. Curry
Mr. Curry
Asturias
Third Court of King Edward and Queen Alexandra Held Last Night
London society packed Buckingham Palace for the third court of the king and queen. Dresses with trains caused a heated debate amid a reissue permitting trains for tonight. numerous Americans attended including Mrs Choate and Mrs Hammond, with English ladies like Miss Langtry among the guests.
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London
England
Buckingham Palace
Maeisty
Earl of Clarendon
Earl of Pembroke
Choate
United States
Roosevelt
Uglas Robinson
John R. Carter
Foxhall Keene
Louis Chaler
New York
Frank Avery
Chicago
Brown Ae
Newhouse
Newark
John Hays Hammond
J. W. Mackay
Naylor Leyland
Scarsbrick
Rache Cunard
George Keppel
Warwick
Miss Langtry
Croker quits politics citing health and long fight
London May 16 Richard Croker declares he has ceased meddling in Tammany affairs after thirty seven years in political fighting and will not return to New York. He says his health cannot endure further strain and criticizes no one, hoping Nixon recovers and remains in office.
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London
Richard Croker
Tammany Society
New York
Mr. Croker
Tammany
Nixon
Robert A. van Wyck
Glenn to be tried by court martial in Samar
Manila May 16 The Glenn court martial heads to Catbalogan Samar where Major Edwin F Glenn of the Fifth Infantry faces trial for involvement in administering water cure to Filipinos Brig Gen Frederick D Grant will preside. The defense argues necessity and likens acts to third degree methods used in major cities. A second secret society similar to Katipunan is found among natives. leaders held include documents detailing blood oath rites and money schemes.
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Manila
Glenn
Catbalogan
Samar
Edwin F. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
Frederick D. Grant
Katipunen
Fuel Famine Looms Amid Miner Strike Disaster
Reports from Reading and Buffalo show widespread layoffs as the miners strike disrupts coal shipments. Philadelphia & Reading Railway trims staff. 3,000 on the Reading line idle. New York retailers hike anthracite by one dollar per ton as dealers scramble to meet demand. Reverend Curran calls for orderly conduct and endurance, urging miners to avoid meat to pressure price cuts.
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Reading
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Shamokin
Philadelphia
New York
Baer
Milwaukee tops Columbus 4 to 2 in rain ruined twin city games
Milwaukee earned its first win against Columbus 4 to 2 as Elliott allowed two second inning runs blamed on Pfeister wildness. Nattress Evans and Lally made sharp one handed catches. Attendance 550. Rain halted both Minneapolis and Indianapolis games. Milwaukee's win comes amid weather delays in the American Association standings with Columbus, Louisville, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, and Toledo listed.
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Columbus
Elliott
Pfeister
Nattress
Evans
Lally
Mil. R
L.C.A
R.h.oca
E. Hallman
Knoll
Meaney
McBride
Parrott
Myers
Dungan
Gran Wattress
Cross
Grant
Stolen
Meany
Fox
Clingman
Haskell
Toledo batted well to win but sloppy KC fielding noted
In Kansas City on May 16 Toledo defeated the locals 9 to 4 as Well pitched and fielded cleanly. Attendance was 80. Key players included Nance Grady Burns Lewee Turner and Gilks. Pitchers McDonald Gibson Mock yielded several runs while Toledo earned five. Time 2:06 umpire Bulger.
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Toledo
K. Cc
Vance
Burns
Rothfuss
Grady
Smith
Reville
Turner
Gilks
Lewee
Myers
McGride
Graf Gear
Beyer
M'Donald
Kirn'w
R. Gibs
Mack
Nance
Kleinow
Miller
O'Brien
McDonald
Gibson
Mock
Bulger
Bay Signs With Indianapolis After Release by Cincinnati
Harry Bay, the speedy outfielder last season with Indianapolis before moving to Cincinnati, has been released by Cincinnati and signed by manager Watkins. He will join Indianapolis immediately and likely cover center field. Ray is a fast fielder and decent hitter, a better run getter than Coulter. Summer, released by Cincinnati, is expected to join St Paul.
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Harry Bay
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Watkins
Ray
Coulter
Summer
St. Paul
Indiana Beats Ohio State 9 to 6 on Jordan Field
Indiana defeats Ohio State University 9 to 6 in a fast Bloomington game. Both sides erred, but Indiana broke the tie with two runs in the sixth and two more in the seventh after Ohio led 5–4 through three innings. Allen allowed eight hits for Indiana. Purdue also played Chicago University in Lafayette, a game featuring early drama and later fielding miscues as Ellsworth and Ruby struggled.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Ohio State University
Jordan Field
Taylor
Ohio
Allen
Lafayette
Purdue
Chicago University
Ellsworth
Ruby
Warsaw shuts out Plymouth as Van Anter shines on mound
In Warsaw Indiana May 16 pitcher Van Anter of the local high school hurled a remarkable game against Plymouth High School shutting out the visitors without a hit or run and striking out eighteen. Warsaw won by 9 to 0 as Hazen starred for the homer catcher and Miller Logan and Van Anter shared bateries. De Pauw University fell to West Virginia 6 to 0 in Greencastle with McRoberts Nicely Washer and Schriver handling the batteries.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
van Anter
Plymouth
Hazen
de Pauw
Greencastle
de Pauw University
West Virginia
Rhe de Pauw
McRoberts
Nicely
Washer
Baltimore
Washington American League
Shields
Howell
McGraw
R.H.C
Wash. R.H.O.A.E. McGraw
Ryan
Seibach
Breshan
Williams
Seymour
McGann
Gilbert
Robinson
Washington
Selbach
Robinson Ryan
Bresnahan
Ketster
Wolverton
Ely
Keister
Carey
Orth
EY. Orth
O'Laugalin
Sheridan
Baseball suspensions hit Chicago and Boston clubs
Clark Griffith manager of the Chicago American League team is suspended by President Johnson for alleged abusive language toward Umpire Johnson in Detroit last week. Fred Clark of Pittsburg and Tenny of Boston receive indefinite suspensions for a fist fight on Pittsburg grounds. James A. Hiatt was wired the action by John T. Brush. NL extends deadline for reducing roster to sixteen or under, delaying the weed out date beyond June 1, keeping rosters size flexible on expense grounds.
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Clark Griffith
Chicago
Johnson
Detroit
Fred Clark
Pittsburg
Tenny
Boston
Board of Control
National League
John T. Brush
James A. Hiatt
Sensational Senora Maria wins Worth six furlong sprint
Chicago May 16 Senora Maria the 1 13 to 1 shot won the six furlong dash at Worth by five lengths in a canter over an ordinary field. Favorites fared poorly with Bay Wonder and Domadge the only winners. Weather clear, track slow. Other races featured Monarka by a length at Louisville and Surmise beating Carbuncle at Morris Park.
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Chicago
Senore Maria
Bay Wonder
Domadge
Louisville
Palmette
Ben Chalke
Buchanan
W. K. Vanderbilt
France
Ben Chalice
Monarka
Death
Wain-a-Moinen
New York
Sir Dixon
Valdez
Faust
Flirtineer
Irritable
Swamplands
Surmise
Louis
Scorpio
Dominick
Fair Grounds
Ogle
Colonial Girl
Helen Print
Bell
Salinda
Eda Riley
Pat
Kenova
Eva Moe
New York Wins in Ninth on Hahn Weakness
New York pulled out the game in the ninth by four singles and a double off Hahn. Cincinnati had three runs in the eighth due to errors, with the grand stand dedication preceding the game. Attendance near 5,000. score Cincinnati five New York eight.
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Cincinnati
New York
Hahn
Howard Ferris
Fleischman
Cin
Rio
O Smith
Heckley
Lauder
Crawford
Jones
Magoon
Doyle
Corcoran
Bean
Steinfeld
Jackson
Peitz
Bowerm
Taylor
Beck
Sparks
P. Eoood
Yeager
Bowerman
Smith
Beckley
Pletz
Cantillon
Chicago
Boston
Chi. R
Bos. R
A.F. Slagle
Lush
Ctf
Demont
Dexter
Cooley
Williams
Carney
Schaefer
G'minge
Chance
Longs
Lowe
Courtne Oo O' Hagen
Kittridge
Tinker
Willis
Daccoil
O'Hagen
Slagle
Schafer
Balla
Mae Piteh
Bransfield Sparks Pittsburg Rally For Five Early Runs
Bransfield drove in Pittsburg’s first five runs as the Pirates overwhelmed Philadelphia with a 7 1 victory. Wagner and Thomas hit three-base hits, Leach stole a base, and Chesboro allowed two earned runs while White worked six innings. Attendance was 2,400 as Philadelphia could not cash in with runners aboard.
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Pittsburg
Pitts
R.hlo
A.E
Phila. Davis
Conroy
Brown
Bumont
Douglass
Wagner
Barry
R. Bransfield
Mkiitech
Ritchey
Hulewitz
Leach
Hallman
O'Conn
Childs
Chesbro
White
Philadelphia
Thomas
O’connor
Chesboro
Emslie
R.H
Phila
Collins
Freeman
L. Hickman
Winters
Boston
Parret
Gleason
M. Cross
Wiltse
Warner
Carruthers
Chicago Blanks St Louis 7-2 on Pratt Gem and Errors
Chicago took a 7-2 victory over St Louis as Pratt held the visitors to one hit over six innings and errors aided by Green’s timely single. Chicago walked, sacrificed, and scored on two gifts. attendance 2,500. Other AL action saw Washington edge Baltimore in ten. Boston beat Philadelphia 4-2.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Green
Chi. R
St. L. R.H.C.A.E. Strang
Burkett
Jorfes
Heidrick
Anderson
Denoe Davis
Wallace
Mertes
Padden
Isbell
Maloney
Daly
M'Cor
Sugden
Oooszis
Sullivan
Powell
Seed Coos
Piatt
Jones
Davis
Strang
Platt
McFarland
Johnstone
Cedar Rapids Triumph In Yet Another Batting Contest
Cedar Rapids defeated Bloomington in a high scoring game as Miller and Evers powered the Batteries while Connors and Bishop led defense. Davenport edged Decatur 18 to 4 in a fourteen inning marathon with McCord and Shannon securing the win.
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Evansville
Smith and Williams
Burchell
Reading
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Miller
Evers
Bishop
Connors
Davenport
Decatur
Rhe Davenport
McCord and
Shannon
Donner and Schewbridge
Fire destroys refinery as ambulance delays hinder aid
A disastrous fall at a stockyard refinery traps workers and firemen, with thirty minutes elapsing before ambulance arrival after horses pulled away. Captain Hennessy guides trapped crews to safety through flames as driver Michael Maloy dies preventing a crowd injury. Building cost about $500,000 with contents near $250,000 to $400,000. losses insured.
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Hennessy
Fire Department
Michael Maloy
Maloy
M. C. Conway
Our & Co
C. F. Langdon
Collision on the Soo Line near Pembine injures several
Passenger train No 4 on the Soo Line collided with a through freight near Pembine Wisconsin last night demolishing both engines and injuring several people including conductor Stephen Meaghers who is unconscious in hospital. An engineer fireman baggage man news agent and several passengers were hurt as the two trains met at full speed and wrecked both engines.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Soo” Tne
Pembine
Stephen Meaghers
Rae
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