Chicago Edges Boston In Ninth Inning Series Opener
Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 3 in the first game of the series. Tyler homered in the ninth but was followed by a rally aided by substitutions and a forced error as Boston pushed to retire the side. McLarry doubled and Archer moved him to third on a sacrifice before Humphries batted. Kotzely was sent in, but Boston pushed, then Kotaely went to bat for film and again the manager ordered the batter pushed, producing the decisive run on Murray's single that put the winning run in scoring position.
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Dell
Brooklyn
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Butler
Los Angeles Beats Beavers In Narrow Ninth Inning Win
Los Angeles rallies in the ninth with three straight hits after two were out to edge the Beavers 4 2. Koerner staged the late rally as Hillyard and Derrick contributed in the Beavers’ loss, keeping Portland’s hopes alive with the comeback clash.
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Finieh
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Generay
Eac
Hillyard
Trino
Derrick
Wingle
Kalin Waseetoe
Baseball Games in the American League
Reported scores from multiple games show New York defeating St Louis and Cincinnati, with Detroit beating Philadelphia in the first game and Philadelphia in the second. The day included rain interruptions and a mix of hits, with notable pitching shifts and late-inning scoring.
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Cinetmnatl
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Lure
Standings Report From Yesterday's Games
Standings show Baltic Lake beat Krak with 12 to 3, Fair Peninsula tops Portland 7 to 1, Los Angeles over Portland 2 to 1. In Oakland Vernon event San Francisco leads Salt Lake 2 to 0 while Los Angeles defeats Versau 8 to 2 and Oakland 1.
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Krat Anim Saar Franulyen
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Portland
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Vernon
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Richards 13 10 Compete Richards 13 10 Compete
Fragmented OCR text recalls a sports event with Richards entries and competition notes. It mentions dates, times, and participants but details are garbled. The likely focus is a race or match featuring Richards and Meares with allied names and event logistics.
Will Direct Big Shooting Tourney at San Francisco
San Franciscans prepare to host a major international shooting tournament tied to the Panama Pacific Exposition running from August to September 25. William F. Blaine, head of the International Shooting Tournament Association, will oversee the event noted for his prominence in the sport.
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San Francisco
San Francises
International Shooting Tournament Association
William F. Blaine
Richards and the 1912 Stockholm high jump record
The committee ruled Richards was not a bona fide resident of the district he represented. Richards won the 1912 Olympic high jump in Stockholm at 1.93 meters. The committee also mandated hard wind conditions for jumps and suggested Newark, New Jersey, as the site for the next A A U championship.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Newark
New Jersey
Doubleheaders Evenly Divided At Majestic Park
San Francisco hammered Salt Lake in game one, 13 to 4, then Salt Lake rallied to win 7 to 3 in the second. Witzgerald struck out on the final ninth inning, while S.F. tallied early and benefited from Ple noted fielding and hitting, with Ruger and Ryan driving runs. Booster Day in Omaha highlights community events and notes a heavy schedule of local promotions surrounding the doubleheader.
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Witzgerald
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Foylay
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Oftein
Vernonites of 4 to 6 Victory Over Oakland in Driftwood Game
Vernonites defeated Oakland 6 to 4 in a rough session at the field. A three bagger in the third fueled a late Vernon rally as pitcher Williams struggled in the fourth. The Vernonites built a lead with steady hits while Oakland committed miscues.
Oddest New York hotel to close on August twenty eight
The Arbuckle deep sea hotel Stamler, a floating home for shop and store girls, will close August twenty eight. More than fourteen workers will become unemployed as the Stamler’s owners retire from the hotel business. The 1867 ship, bought in 1901, had housed workers at a cost weekly of 2.30 to 4.50, with many earning only four dollars.
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New York
Jacob A. Stamler
Stamler
Arbuckle
Deep Sea
John Arbicklé
Baat River
Young heiress bound by deed in Barker estate
Chicago reports that Catherine Barker, recently married to Howard Spaulding Sr., cannot have any income from her late father John H. Barker's estate. A trust deed filed with the Cook County probate office shows payments of 60,000 yearly until age two, then 450,000 yearly until 26, with further income from the trust fund and other annuities.
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Chicago
Catherine Barker
Howard Spaulding
John H. Barker
Cook County
Spaulding Will Power Clarified In Estate Provision
The document states Mrs. Spaulding must receive all payments by check or draft payable to her order and not to others or on her orders. It grants her authority to dispose of the estate by will.
New Disturbance Reaches Haiti Port Au Prince
Washington Aug 6 A new revolutionary disturbance on Gonales Haiti prompted Admiral Caperton to dispatch the naval tug Osceola with forces to protect the customs house. Americans occupy Fort Nationale in Port au Prince with Marines under Orlene Cole in charge. Captain Beach resigns civil affairs. Parliament session to elect a president has been called for Saturday.
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Gonalves
Haiti
Haa
Caperton
Osceola
Fort Nationale
Port Au Prince
Orlene Cole
Captain Beach
Police hunt for elusive criminal in Missouri river valley
Kansas City reports a seven mile square area in Clay County near the Missouri river is closed by more than five hundred armed men pursuing a negro who yesterday attacked Mrs Henry Stafford, wife of a young farmer near Liberty. The posse traced the suspect from Stafford’s home into wooded hills in the county’s southwest corner, with leaders believing he has had no aid since.
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Kansas City
Clay Rownty
Missouri
Henry Stufford
Liberty
Stufford
Escape Opportunity Amid District Siege Report
A reported escape opportunity from the district was thwarted as all roads out were guarded and residents were searched. Mrs. Stafford was said to be in a dangerous condition today amid the surrounding actions.
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Gen Gonzales Aids Merchants Amid Mexican Crisis
Telegram from the constitutionalist consulate in Mexico City reports General Pablo Gonzales issues death penalties for private property violations, with headquarters in the national palace. He has loaned about half a million dollars to merchants to stabilize supplier purchases as food prices rise. Cuauhtemoc Lope de Lara, governor of the federal district, issues a manifesto urging political and religious liberty.
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Texas
Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
Gonzeles
National Palais
Belog
Cuvar Lope de Lara
Federal District
P Manifesta Guarmitening Politi
Enormous Amount of Paper Money Destroyed
Treasury reports large scale destruction of redeemable paper currency for the year ending June 30. Notes with a nominal value totaling 1.541 trillion pieces, weighing about 590 tons, destroyed daily value near five million dollars. Earlier years show smaller destruction totals with 144 million pieces destroyed by 1866. Progressives hold meetings in Albany to discuss party future and candidate fielding for fall elections, with George W. Perkins among attendees.
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George W. Perkins
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