Late Sports News: Brooklyn Wins Close Tie With Washington
Baltimore tied the Quakers after a late ninth inning rally. Detroit beat Grand Rapids 23 to 1 as Indianapolis still leads the Western League. Brooklyn beat Washington 5 to 4, with late strategy and relief pitching. In New York, Boston fell 5 to 2 as Meekin tamed the Red Sox in a late rally that wasn’t enough.
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Detroit
Grand Rapids
Indianapolis
New York
Boston
Moston
Meekin
Boxtons
Kiobedans
Saints sweep two from Millora in season opener at Lex Burton Park
In the Western League Saints stop Millora with strong pitching by Phyle. St Paul wins both games as Minneapolis struggles with errors and baserunning mistakes. Batteries: St Paul Denser and Spies. Minneapolis Piggemeier and Miller. Attendance not specified.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Saints
Lex
Burton Park
Millora
Phyle
Ainneapels
Piggemeier
Miller
Keefe
Giame
Wesenseneone Bt
Counterfeit Postal Cards Scheme Reported in Denver
Denver report says the post office has unearthed a scheme to defraud the government with counterfeit postal cards found in Denver mails. Arrets are likely. cards are sold to merchants and investment houses for large profits. One operator is suspected to be in the city.
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Denver
President appoints numerous federal post appointments
Washington dispatch lists George D. Pettit as consul at Dusseldorf and Herschel Cashil as receiver of public moneys at Huntsville. It includes many land office registers and receivers across Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and more, with several notable relations to McKinley Hobart kin and party figures.
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Washington
George D. Pettit
Pittsburg
Dusseldorf
Germany
Frank Simmons
Northern
Alabama
John A. Steele
Register of the Land Office
Huntsville
Ala
Whce Ellis
Herschel V. Cashil
William ©. Whipple
Little Rock
Ark
Henry Wallach
Marysville
N. M
Howard Leland
Register of Land
Roswell
Thomas E. Clegard
Register of Land Office
Minot
N. D
Barrett
Frederick E. McKinley
Albuquerque
Guthrie
S. S. Price
Oklahoma
J. J. Power
Pennsylvania
Perry Oi
Emory D. Brownlee
Kingfisher
Jacob V. Admire
Joseph Donohue
Pierre
S. C
Edward P. Tremper
Beattie
Land of One Ee
Indian Affaira
Jacob R. Blaff
Utah
Edwin D. Coe
Milwaukee
Dewey H. George
Green Bay Agency
Wisconsin
Charles D. Keyes
Fort Apache Agency
Arizona
McKinley
Hobart
Frederick B. McKinley
Guthrie, OK
Edward F. Hobart
Territory
Santa Fe
Balloon sighted in Arctic Russia linked to Swedish aeronaut
A Krasnoyarsk telegraph report says villagers near Antzifirovskye in Yeniseisk district saw a balloon on September 14 at 9 p.m. believed to be Prof. Andros’s craft, which left Tromsoe July 11 aiming to cross the polar regions. the balloon was visible for about five minutes. Also includes an advertisement for Herbine tonic claiming to cure constipation and related ailments.
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St. Petersburg
Krasnoyarsk
Siberia
Antzifirovskye
Yeniseisk
Arctic Russia
Andros
Tromsoe
Mckinley Besieged as Office Seekers Fill White House
Washington on September 17 reports the president and cabinet in consultations at the White House. Several visitors, including Secretary Sherman Bliss Alger Day Roosevelt and Senator Platt, called as office seekers crowded the antechambers. A claim about Senator Pratt urging Bliss for the New York mayor nomination is denied.
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Washington
White House
Sherman
Bliss
Alger
Day
Roosevelt
Platt
Pratt
Bias
Greater
New York
McKinley
Biles
Mandamus Bid Sparks Chanute Military Controversy
Houston Carr a Chanute lawyer seeks to compel the state military board to muster a militia company. The board postponed action, Carr threatened court action, Adjutant General Allen rebuked the tactic, Chanute may delay forming a company amid the dispute.
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Carr
State Military Board
Chanute
Houston Carr
Allen
Hugatiom
Kansas City Fever Case Sparks Yellow Fever Talk
Claude Anderson a seven year old colored boy from Mississippi was rushed to City Hospital with fever. Doctors debated yellow fever, noting few symptoms and placing him in the contagious ward for diagnosis. Physicians stressed frost could kill fever and that Kansas City would be safe even if it were yellow fever.
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Kansas City
Claude Anderson
Twelfth Street
City Hospital
Mississippi
Hoe~ber
Coffin
House
Beeber and
Stanley
Dr. Becker
Red Stamps Will Stay In U S Postal Union
Washington September 17 the treasury department notes the universal postal congress agreed on stamp colors for the world Post Union The 2 cent United States stamp remains carmine and the proposed switch to green will not be adopted.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Universal Postal Congress
Postal Union
United States
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