Caylors Ball Gossip Why Hintons Mechanics Pitcher Won't Be Popular
A brief gossip note questions Hinton's mechanics and predicts the pitcher will not be popular. The item reflects local baseball chatter about performance and reputation.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1896
Page
14
A brief gossip note questions Hinton's mechanics and predicts the pitcher will not be popular. The item reflects local baseball chatter about performance and reputation.
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General notes cover American bicycle riders' investments and industry figures. Mentions about famed athletes, racing prospects, and the impact of cycling on employment and manufacturing, with reference to clubs, trials, and potential challenger races.
Washington gears for 80 000 visitors with three large tents and 23 churches set to host delegates. Organizers outline registration at churches, hotel assignments, and a city reception plan, plus a packed program of religious services, concerts, rallies, and a 50 000 strong patriotic march along Pennsylvania Avenue culminating at the Capitol.
In St Louis a ratification of McKinley and Helert is planned with a large demonstration on June 20. Delegates including Kerens and Bittinger attend. a statewide U Republican rally program aims to mobilize Missouri for the campaign and set committees within two weeks. A separate June 26 note mentions college Republicans planning campaign work and stump speeches. Beecher found guilty in New York trial involving forged signatures.
J Pierpont Morgan testified before a Senate committee on Orient Bond affairs from three years past. He said he learned little new and denied profits were disclosed. key bankers and figures faced questions about subscriptions and irregularities amid Graves and others, with denials and admissions of concern over treasury implications.
Banker Wickoff of New Amsterdam Bank, shot in his New York office by Grotte Semple on Monday, is reported to be sinking rapidly. Wickoff died at 4:00 a.m. in hospital. his family kept vigil. Local advertisements push medical cures and nostrums with dubious claims embedded in the same page.
Canton Ohio June 3 The early sacral log mall ac Governor MeKliniey a howl day brought sacks of congratulatory letters before the flow of telegraphic messages had muted it in the leapt One of the very firs which fudded the governors hands with lace stategraph letter from ex President Harrison which rand June 19 1890 at North Delaware street Indianapolis Dear Sir Savina an one new to sem ney SOMETEtwIAtONN Upor YOUR Bott Inalion and a espe ny Confidence that the peuple in Stovertsbey will paltry Lt hacen of the Bi Louth etaveration lines private xerenpees tn Mat stent! Vece Eras our BEN yA ARRIZON ae the Hon Wm Penniey Canton
Tim Tionogan testified at the potter court describing a violent assault on a wife. The defendant, identified as Mariley, faced questions about the alleged attack and the victim Mrs. Manley during the proceeding.
Sunday service to Ottawa via Santa Fe is advertised with a return time around 11:45 and fare about $1.08 for round trip. The note mentions a nearby event at Marshall’s Bend with details to be offered in Garfina tomorrow.
A small-town notice publicizes a sale action at a city park site. Officials outline bidding procedures and the deadline for interested parties to submit offers.
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