Doyle Run Amok as Umpire Calls Out Napper in Baseball Brawl
Jack Doyle of the New York team enraged after being ruled out in the third inning at a game near Cloeing. He assaulted umpire Eurelo and collided with Emello, triggering arrests of both players and a police intervention. The incident prompted calls for league action and potential discipline for Doyle and others.
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Jack Doyle
New York
Eurelo
Wee
Bage
Cloeing
Scott
Doyle
Heckley Doyle
Beckley
Corcoran
Emaslio
Kelle
Ashley Lioya
Weal
Ls Bos
Lynch
Luedera
Emelle
Frank R. Kitson
Hirlington
Ateocattion
Orioles
Hanlon
Brooklyns
Kitson
Porbes
Unieelty
St Louis
Kennedy
St Lode
The Home Run King in Baseball History
The champion home run king of the National League last season was John Freeman, nicknamed Bucky, now with Boston. Freeman, 34, began as a pitcher, played for Washington American Association in 1891, outfield for Trey in 1892, with Wilkes-Barre and Haverhill in 1893, then moved through Mazack and New England circuits. In 1895 he began with Detroit, then Toronto, and from 1896 to 1898 fought with Washington in the National League, hitting .368 in 29 games and finishing second in the league in doubles while leading in home runs this season with 26 and 26 triples last year.
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John Freeman
Freeman
Bucky
Boston
Washington
Washington American Association
Oufield
Trey Nine
Wilkesbarrd
Haverkill
Whiel
Stick to One Umpire Says The National League
A Cincinnati Times Diary piece argues the National League will retain a single umpire system this season. It claims additional umpires would waste money and that discipline in officiating fails due to inaction by officials and league executives. The article cites comments by Chicago president Hart and remarks about N B Young and Day.
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National League
Sporting News
Hart
Chicago Club
Ben Mulford, Jr
Cincinnati Post
Mr. Day, Young and Day
Leagie Law
Confusing South Africa War Tactics and Nome Passengers
Reports from Cape Nome describe Nellie Coleman bringing thirty passengers with hard luck stories. In Vancouver B C a Steverton fishing village clash sees 1500 salmon fishermen at 47 canneries on strike blocking 4000 Japanese and Indians. Nome City reports gold fever and poor sanitation with smallpox and fever cases and one death.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Nellie Coleman
Cape Nome
Steverton
Fraser River
Vancouver, B. G
Gahing
Nome City
Plot to assassinate Governor Ramon Careres uncovered
A plot to kill Governor Ramon Careres of Santiago Uniti is uncovered and twenty five conspirators are imprisoned. Several military officers are involved and the accused will face court martial. Smallpox spreads from Nome despite strict quarantine as per passengers aboard the Manavense arriving at Victoria from St Michaels.
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Santiago
Uniti
Ramon Careres
Nome
Manavense
Victoria
St. Michaels
A mixed newspaper page note on travel and health claims
Claims for Hostetter s Stomach Bitters and Cascar ets Candy Cathartic amid a collage of historical tales and railway advertisements. Mentions Union Pacific travel routes from Utah and Idaho to Chicago with Pullman cars and scenic detours, and reports Venezuela s peace proclamation and prisoner releases.
Magna Mud and Lithia Water Cure at Indiana Mineral Springs
Recreation and health feature praising Magna Mud and Lithia Water Cure at Indiana Mineral Springs Indiana. Describes benefits for rheumatism kidney and skin ailments and for rest and recreation. Notes picturesque drives and good gravel roads and Major H L Kramer management. St Louis policeman John Bridwell fined $40 in criminal court for malicious oppression in office.
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Todians
Magna Mud
Lithia
Indiana Mineral Springs
Indiana
H. L. Kramer
Tee Mudiavia Magazine
St. Louis
John Bridwell
First District
Clark
Court of Criminal Correction
Gidley cites rare leaders who inspire without suffering
The Argunt New Lippincott quotes Will 8. Gidley describing rare leaders who move others without personal pain while noting most who try distract from danger. A cable from Bogota reports Colombia government forces occupy Cuton, a rebel headquarters, per Senator Marquez the Charge dAffairs.
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Gidley
Marquez
d'Affairs of
Colombia
Bogota
Cuton
St Marys Academy opens 46th year under devoted teaching
In Notre Dame Indiana St Marys Academy announces its 46th year opening September 4 1900. The article praises scholastic standards likening curriculum to Varsar and Bryn Mawr, highlights facilities and equipment in classrooms labs and study rooms, and stresses religious devotion guiding students toward noble intelligent womanhood. Also notes Fine Arts Journal feature and advertisements including Allen's Foot-Ease and a German oleomargarine trust forming for next year.
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St. Mary's Academy
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
Archieceture
Eniastien Seaorth Quarrel
Tooms
St. Edward's Mall
al Wowkissey
S.C. F
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Ander Dirertion
Boston Normal
Mary's Academy
Prisoner Among Filipinos and Other Mixed Notices
A fragmentary notice recounts Lieut Commander James C. Gillmore’s account in McClure’s about experiences in the Philippines, mentions Max Gruss the painter expelled from Prussia, and references a Cure for consumption claimed by Mrs T. O. Belier of Norwich. It notes Congressman T. H. Ball’s renomination by the First Texas district Democrats and cites an estimate of 6000 to 10000 people staying home this winter.
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James C. Gillmore
Philipines
McClure
Reduced Rail Fares and Luxuries Offered by Rail Lines
Advertises cut rates on Detroit and rewin routes via Vin Sante, with August travel to Chicago and Denver and Rio Grande trains. Promises dining cars and modern railroading comforts. Addresses WARREN, A T S F, Salt Lake City for details. Dallas Typographical union fines members $25 for streetcar riding offense.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Utah
Bara Perhea
Idaho
Detroit
Chicago
Tnion Pacific
Nevada
Omaha
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Devil's Slide
Green River Blaffa
Pulpit Rock
Denver & Kio Grande
Grand Junction
Denver
Denver & Rio Grande
Eda
Rewin
Denver and
Rio Grande
Dallas ‘Lex., Typographical Union
Petition at Montgomery Conference Seeks Sixteenth Amendment
A petition presented to the Negro Race conference in Montgomery Alabama calls for a sixteenth amendment to prohibit disfranchisement of citizens over sex and asserts emancipation did not improve the condition of negro women. In Pittsburg Pennsylvania representatives of Tweety concerns manufacturing carriage axles and springs meet to form a combine. It is expected a definite action will be taken.
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Netro Race Conference
Montgomery
Ala
Tweety
Pitheburg
Painful Periods and Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
The advertisement repeats claims that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves painful menstruation. It asserts fifty thousand women testify to its efficacy and invites readers to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice. It touts longstanding success and universal accuracy of the medicine.
Perfect Woman Athlone Believes in College Athletics
President Hazard of Wellesley calls modern athletic college girls near Plato's ideal of a perfect woman, praising their athleticism and disciplined character as evidence of progress for women in academics and sport.
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Athlone
Hazard
Wellesley
Gotloge
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