Mining News From Salt Lake and Nevada Mines
A rugged digest reports on mining activity across Salt Lake and Nevada. Notes include major expansion at Mantgom Shoshone mill, plans to increase copper output, new cyanide tanks, and rising stock movements on the Salt Lake mining exchange. Mentions specific mines such as Chatey om Tnin Clon mine and Kant the rock to rail tracks with gold bearing ore, plus regional prospects near Rock Wyoming and Mantgom area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biarra Gretriet
Hennel
Vt Secur
Salt Lake Mining Exchange
Eenth & Rand
Salt Lake
Thy Kinsley
Nevada
Rock
Wyoming
Seagers
Tonopah
Miah Copper Company
CY Tol Hue
Sorreund Park
Utah
Ly Ee
Storm and collapses trigger deaths and injuries across regions
A severe wind and electrical storm with a cloudburst caused rail damage near El Paso, Texas, and a Norfolk and Southern receiver was appointed. Reports detail deaths and injuries from building collapses, floods, and fires across multiple states, including five drownings in Wellington Kansas and a fatality at a hardware store in Osborne Missouri. Additional items note health epidemics in the Americas and political shifts in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Norfolk & Sonthern Railroad
Trust Company of America
Patterson
Garmeck
Tennessee
Henry C. Potter
New York
Frances Cleveland
President Cleveland
Princeton
Tamworth
N. H
Wellington
Kan
Caracas
Puerto Cabello
Cal
Pangasian
P. 1
Nueva Ecija
L. B Cofer
United States Marine Hospital Service
Honolulu
Territorial Board of Health
Matthew Ford
Osborne
Ford
Chicago
Booth Co
West
Manila and Fiber Paper Manufacturers’ Association
United States Circuit Court
New York City
Diamond and Chenery Streets
San Francisco
Republic of Mexico
Lorders
Coahuila
Albert Gallaher
United States
McKinley
Gallaher
Cauignan
Venezuela
Civil Courte of
Gretimatane
Bermudee Asphalt Com
API
Penalbie
Freech
Balgon
Cochin
Joseph Jones
Texas & Pa
Veteran player rebuts good old days baseball nostalgia
Charley Morton, president of the Ohio and Pennsylvania league, says modern baseball surpasses the "good old days" noting cruder facilities, improved equipment, and smarter pitching. He rejects the idea that earlier players were superior and stresses the game has kept pace with other American institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Morton
Waxner
Lajule
Estar
Wad dell to use head in pitching in the future
Rube Wad dell vows to pitch with his head not his arm after blanking the Philadelphia Athletics 10 to 0 at St Louis. The Browna' ace, famous for power, plans to outthink batters, trusting the defense to finish outs and aiming to join legends Plank and Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guch
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia Athletics
Louis Brownas
St. Louis
Browna
Athletics
Wadtell
Etelit
Plank
Howell Matheodon
Brown
Cy Young
Dee White
Vrain
Rube
Eany Yest
Fund for Disabled Players Proposal Considered in Boston
President Han Johnson spoke with enthusiasts about creating a fund to aid disabled and unfortunate ball players. Connie Mack proposed allocating a percentage of game receipts to fund this purpose. Johnson supported a fund but not a specific home, favoring management by a capable board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Johnson
Boston
Connie Mack
The
Athletica
Johnson
Green Stick Fracture Mentioned In July Game
The text discusses a rare green stick fracture seen in a game in July, noting it occurs in younger players and older individuals alike. It mentions Praok Bowerman and a fictional sounding debate about arterial health and the term aren etcheh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praok Bowerman
Britte
Doveroan
Famous Players Who Quit Game Recall Pittsburg of Donovan Era
A Brooklynite fan recalls a famed Pittsburg club under manager P J Donovan noting aggressive play and strong stars like Mack Sugden Beckley Bierbauer and Stenzel. The piece lists pitchers Hawley Foreman Killeen and others while tracing later fates and Donovan's Washington tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Donovan
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Connie Mack
Pittsburga
Donovan
Mack
Bill Schriever
Joe Sugden
Schriever
Fred Ely
Senea
Oregon
Stuart
California
Elmer Smith
Jake Stenzel
Cincinnati
Pink” Hawley
Frank Killeen
Hawley
Eau Claire
Wis
Killeen
Brownie” Foreman
Frank Foreman
Baltimore
Waslington
Hou Johnson
Patey Donovan
Orth
New York
Coughlin
Taliimore
Patey
GMO
Detroit
Amin Atk
Mary Meluryre
Suttieldey
Tigers
Tewivan
Penoven
Vane
Ehaweed
Bey
Pittsburg Seeks Field Day Event Bid
Pittsburg submits a bid to the municipal baseball committee seeking to host a field day. The proposal outlines community engagement activities and includes plans for facilities, logistics, and participation by local teams and schools. The outcome awaits committee approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ue Boat
Green Pastures Great Field For Cast-Offs In Baseball
A retrospective on player trades in baseball shows how cast-off veterans and overlooked talents revive teams. Highlights include Clarke Griff ith, Jeff Chance and Steinfeldt, Harry Davis, Abbatiechio, George Davis, Keeler, Stone, Collins, Burkett, LaPorte, Ferris, Williams, Bowerman, McGann Browne, Tenny, and Needham, with emphasis on how changes in rosters reshape standings and spark new champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Grifith
Clarke
Cincinnati
Jen Overall
Harry Steinfeldt
Cubs
Welmer
Wicker
Hermann
Chance
Big Jeff
Steiny
Cub
Garry Hermann
Steinfeldt
Harry
Harry Davis
Athletics
Louisville
Himeell Davis
Philadelphia
Claude Ritchie
Dandy Beaumont
Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
Stone War & Marvel
Boston
Jit Collins
St Louis
Jesse Burkett
Keeler
New York
Baltimore
Frank LaPorte
Yankees
McGuire
Hobe Ferris
Jimmy Williams
Castette
St. Louis
Browns
Bowerman
McGann
Browne
Fin
Tenny and
Needham
McGraw
Pitcher Leroy 8 The 6t Paul Havetall Team
The article discusses Pitcher Leroy and the 6t Paul Havetall team citing two full blooded Indian players and notable athletic versatility. It mentions their baseball and football careers and alludes to observers comparing them to prominent teams of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Havetall
Toston Bathery
Laula Te Hoy
Cateher
Cheee
New York
Americums
College Cray for Hed Box at University of Vermont
An early draft-like notice describes a college chortetoy event at the University of Vermont with references to Hed Box and a team or group tied to a Hagtog Hive Bow. It mentions Chaetannin Bins and nephelig Sayers as participants or figures, with unclear roles but suggests a performance or competition context.
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Gree
Ree Srey
Meneage
Frank Chance
Waddell
Pittsburg Club
Sugden
Manley
Smith
Sever
Polley
Big and Little Chief
Leroy
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