Jay-Eye-Ses Narrowly Survives Barbed Wire Wounding
In Racine Wisconsin a 24 year old trotting gelding named Jay-Eye-Ses nearly bled to death after a leg wound from barbed wire fencing. Found at the Geese farm in a weakened state, the horse had been kept there for eight years. The owner Jim Case reported the gelding may never race again, though its progeny and earlier racing records are noted.
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Acinn
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Gunoun
Gese
IRM Jay-Rye
Seezon Maud B
Jim Case
New York Fans Discuss Team Matchups and Gallo Buffalos
July reports fans debate matchups between Galvin of Buffalo and Hill of Brooklyn. The notes mention teams and figures like Galvin Buffalo and Terry Brooklyn in a chaotic recap of sports chatter and players, reflecting a lively summer dialogue.
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Smathewean
Galvin
Buffalo
Mung Galvin
Hill Terry
Brooklyn
Denver Fans Pack Hot Sun For Half Built Grandstand
Denver crowds swarm the under construction grandstand as a home team delivers a win in scorching heat. The article notes vast attendance and the effort to recruit players, with references to Parkard and Everett as organizers amid stadium delays and ongoing crowd enthusiasm.
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Denver
Sabtresents Criticism and League Challenge Proposed
Sabt resents criticism amid chaotic pace comparisons between Chu adtignal and American teams. President Lanes 4 proposes a challenge by Hart for a series of even games, between October 16 and a future date, despite National League club rules prohibiting such play.
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Hart
Wathmal Leweur
Tighen
Qrushon
Milwaukee Shakeup in Lineup At July Game
Milwaukee lineup changes announced as manager introduces a broad shakeup. Donahoe and Anderson expected to start, with new positions noted behind the plate and at third base. Details unclear due to garbled text but indicates shift in batting order and fielding roles for the upcoming game.
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Vary
Milwackes
Bilwackes
Milwaukee
Jiges” Donahie
Baveman
Anderson Jack
Initiel
Donahoe
Mvelit
Loto
Guier
Obscure Bayes Report on Trainer Gear and Abbot Race Plans
A garbled dispatch from Cleveland outlines trainer Gear and the Abbot in racing talk. It mentions Gear’s African Foyer, a South African connection, and earlier Detroit drift, with references to pipe and chin whiskers but no clear event or outcome. The fragmentary text lacks verifiable names and specifics.
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Cresceun
Cleveland, O
Detroit
Nevada club claims amateur Missouri title amid disputed game
Nevada, Mo July Us claims the amateur Missouri championship after a forfeit and a disputed finish. Waters of Nevada sparked a later clash with umpire Chureau as players argued over a missed call. The batters and crews argued the end results as Henans protested the 21 to 21 tie.
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Arkansas City
Nevada
Missouri
Keres
Acorn
Waters
Navada
Gil
Wattra
Watera
Chureau
Haneans
Manhattan Defeated by Allsworth Pitching Duo
July 25 game saw Minneapolis fall to Manhattan 10 to 2 as Allsworth, Doyle, and Eileworth starred on the mound. July 26 contest ended in a tight win for Allsworth with Doyle fanning ten. batteries Elieworth and Doyle. Burch pitched well for Emporia, but the visitors hardly matched him.
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Tun Kas
Minneapolis
Turines
LHR
Minneapolia
Manhattan
Mabhetten
J. Samusla
Elleworth
Eileworth
Allsworth
Doyle
Filaworth
Elieworth
Seigle
Posiera
Marte
Fort Scott and Coffeyville Baseball Clash Opens Series
Fort Scott beats Coffeyville in the opening game of a Fort Scott vs Coffeyville series played in Sedalia Missouri July 2. Lee Garvin captains Sedalia team with Puckett Chesium and Chesium in the Great Bend Halstead Battery.
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Puckett
Chesium
Great Sehd
Lele
Colbert
Fort Soust
Coffeyville & Coftayville
Kas
Jair
Fort Scott
Coffeyville
Fort
Lito & Hutteries
Fiecce Goer
Hayes
Coffeyvinigy
Harvey
Philadelphia Nationals Face Mixed Results In League Play
In a National League A1 context, Batiee Nichols and Miviredge lead a scattered schedule with Waddell, Stas, and others contributing. The fragment hints at mixed outcomes and shifting lineups as teams chase a stride in the season.
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Philadelphia
Nichols
Miviredge
Stas
Waddell
Western League at Kansas City sparks strong play and odds
The article reviews Western League action at Kansas City with focus on pitching and fielding stars. It notes Sammy Strang as a solid second baseman, Rex and Chesbro in key roles, and highlights McGinnity Crowley and the Brooklyn downturn, plus Mercer’s Washington release and Winkle’s opening. It mentions wild pitches, base running totals, and third baseman errors shaping the pennant chase.
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Sammy Strang
Beata
Seopee
Boston
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McGinnikty
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Croge Ie
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Tyer
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Mercer
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Hamas
Casey
Haniog
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Dinceon
Lawes
Eds
Tam Bern
Bus
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Bridge Suspension Rods Found Damaging Brooklyn Span
Late yesterday afternoon it was discovered that several suspension rods on the north wall of the Brooklyn Bridge were broken. The small defect sparked a furor as a circulated report claimed the bridge was in a dangerous state due to expansion from heat.
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New York
Drooklyn Bridge
Banta Fe
Kansas News Reports Fatal Shootings In Leavenworth
Leavenworth reports a chaotic shooting spree centered around Mike Kelly who fired at John Garrett and others. Wounded include Dr Charles McGee and detective Michael McDonald. Kelly was subdued after exchanges near the Garrett lumber yard and taken to jail.
Insane Milnie Kelly Fates in Shootout after Arrest
Milnie Kelly, a suspected anarchist figure, was shot twice during an arrest in Leavenworth. He had threatened prominent locals including Garrett and Geiger, sent anonymous murder letters, and spoke of killing others. He died at the city jail after bullet wounds to the stomach and shoulder. His aunt, Mrs Bell, described him as well behaved prior to illness.
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Garrett
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Catherine Bell
Delaware Street
Pat Davis
Dakota Street
Milnie Kelly
Leavenworth
Davie
Jobo HK
A. M. Geiger
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Enoug
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Osage Street
Changes at State Normal Emporia
July 2 announces J. H. Clottall as chief of the train, while Prof Norman Triplet, Ph. D., gains the chair of psychology and allied study, replacing the former professor Oscar Chrisman. The Gun club offers 79 reward for information leading to conviction of anyone killing or buying prairie chickens out of season. a fraud warrant was issued here by Tires Coualnn ota Cousins leeh with fraudulent rep. Ottawa, Kansas City.
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Emporia
Gun Club
Ottawa
Rene
Kansas City
State Normal Emporia
J. H. Clottall
Clonel
Crief
Norman Triplet
Oncar Chrisman
Strike on Strike Delays Bay Area Work Action
In San Francisco Secretary McLaughlin of the Brotherhood of Teamsters announces plans to call out nearly all members amid a machinist dispute. He notes a vote by machinists is expected to decide on further action within the week, potentially impacting employment amid tensions.
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Gary
McLaughlin
Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
Brotherhood
Paciferaneter
Kapress
Census reveals Idaho Nevada Wyoming manufacturing trends
The census bureau reports on manufacturing in Idaho Nevada and Wyoming with year to year comparisons from 1890 to 1900. It notes population-driven output changes and highlights the impact of mining declines on regional production and growth.
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Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Tasu
Timber and timber deal activity in San Francisco and Pacific coast markets
In San Francisco and northern California districts, the Southern Pacific reports closing timber deals that bolster seasonal operations in virgin forest country. Local cooperations with lumber interests aim to advance rail and export activity across the region. Meanwhile Turkish authorities reject a scheduled Mount Athos cruise as tensions affect naval planning. travel rates list a round trip price of 7.00 and fifteen days’ travel time amid ticket inquiries.
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Ren River District
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