Stahl and Coughlin miss a near invincible defense
The Senators, once nearly unbeatable, falter at two weak points with Stahl absent at first base and Clarke struggling behind the plate. Stahl’s rapid development and daring baserunning stand out as the team’s bright spot, while Donovan and Johnson seek minor league hitters to bolster next season.
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Stahl
Fey
Geta
Senators
Donovan
Johnson
Stone
McCormick Cassidy Clerke
Townse
Wolfe
Hughes
Rf. Jacobsen
P. Dunaidy
TC. CA
TB. Stabl
Cassiay
McCormick
O'Neill
Kittredge Clarke - Huelsman
Wolta
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Mareienia” Johnson
St. Louis
Presi J
Philadelphia
St Louis
Harry Davis
Athletics
Reneietraer
Stehl
New York
Phil
Detroit
New Yonke
Louis
Donova
Clarke
Patten
W.P. B
Hwenes
Jacobsen
Hunter
Bill Coughlin
Hill
Turday
Patra
Huelsman
I Huelsman
Forte
Ries
Ome
Jimmy Collins
Cosovan
Séms
Peet
Atten
Townsend
Finghey
Red Galvin dies famed exposer of boodlers and train robberies
Red Galvin a St Louis reporter who unearthed boodlers and located the train robber Jim Cummings died suddenly at the Republican State convention in St Joseph Missouri. He was forty six, left an estate over 350000, and earned fame in Chicago and St Louis for exposing corruption and aiding Circuit Attorney Folk. He began as a newsboy and was celebrated for his persistence and generosity to friends.
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New York Telegraph
New York
Red” Galvin
St. Louis
Galvin
Chicago
St Joseph
St Louis Star
James M Galvin
Joseph B McCullough
St Louis Globe-Democrat
St Louis
Folk
Jim Cummings
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Cummings
Red Galiin
Pinkerton
Calgin
Pinkertons
Sam Wilson
Missouri Penitentiary
Frisco
Wilson
Gakin
Tower Grove
Offic
Thera
Gulgin
McCullough
Galsii
Almos
Cincinnati
Gavin
Thas
Charles P Johnson
Circuit Court
Alvin
Free Lunch Microbe Alarm Sparks Health Urgency
A New York Times feature reports a menace dubbed the free lunch microbe. Health officials warn rinsing receptacles at saloon free lunch counters may spread microbes via unchanged water in glasses. Report details hygienic lapses, costs, and patron behavior as investigators sample foods and utensils.
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New York Times
Board of Health
Bby
Darlington
Tutuila and Pago-Pago Harbor in the South Seas
From the Chicago Tribune a profile describes Tutuila as a broad volcanic crater forming a large harbor at Pago-Pago. It notes the strategic value as a dock and coaling station for the United States, surrounded by reefs, strong walls, and vast oceanic views.
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South Seas
David Starr Jorfan
Atlantic
Tutuila
Golden Gate
California
San Francisco
Stephenson
Honolulu
Samoa
Tutulla
Pagot Pago
Matafao
Peoa
Pago-Pago
United States of America
Washington Scores and Standings Amid Mixed Dates
A fragmented ledger lists multiple game results with Washington involved against teams including Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland and Detroit again. Entries show scores by date across several months with varying outcomes and locations, forming a scattered historical sports roundup.
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Washington
Rashin
St. Lows
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Louia
Detroit
Cleveland
National League Results From Yesterday's Games
Baseball results show Louis and Brooklyn tied 4 to 4 while Chicago and Boston both won. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 and Philadelphia bounced back 6 to 3 over Cincinnati. Remaining matchups include Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at St Louis, and New York at Pittsburg.
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CLAAS
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis
Weahington
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Fittsburg
Ik Pet
Beaton
Plllsboro
Extra Innings In First Game Between Cincinnati and Philadelphia
The August 21 doubleheader in Cincinnati produced an even split. The first game stretched to thirteen innings due to errors on both sides with Ewing delivering a homer after a collision that knocked Titus unconscious but left him alive to continue. Second game ended early due to darkness as Cincinnati won on stronger hitting. attendance 8,533.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnatis
Philadelphias
Ewing
Titus
Duffy
Lush
Cincinnati Rho
Kelley
O Dufy
Reymour
Gleason
Scpring
Wolverton
Odwell
Doola
Sebring
Huggina
Gornoran
Donohue
Lugh
Doolin
Gleason. First Base Om balla—Of Ewing, 3; Off Suthoff
Corcoran
Mitchell
Huggins
Ay Suthoff
Suthoff
Peltz
Kennedy
Kincinastl
RHOA
RHO A & i Kelley
Duty
Seymour
O Roth
Ooltiden
Hoth
Glennon
Bills
Kellum
Corridon
Giexson
Tima
St Louis Beats Brooklyn in Ninth Inning Rally
St Louis defeated Brooklyn in a 9th inning rally after Grady had tripled and Burke reached on a hit following an error by Ritter. Attendance was 14 500 as St Louis capitalized on a late miscue to secure a 5 4 win in 1 hour 48 minutes.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Burke
Grady
Smoot
Ritter
Raga
G|gessier
Dilon
Croain
Dillon
Dobbs
Strang
Mcfarland
Beckley
Baeralay
Brain
Hurke
McCormick
Shay
Shannon
Cronin
MoFsrland
St Louisa
Uampire
Moran
Carpenter
Chicago Wins With Timely Hitting In Seventh Inning
Chicago defeats Boston 6 to 4 in a seven inning rally framed by a key seventh inning. Weimer pitched well though a costly error would have shut out the visitors. Slagle and Barry starred in the field as 3,300 watched. Sacrifice hits, stolen bases, and pair of double plays underscore the win and attendance.
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Chicago
Boston
Weimer
Barry
Slagle
Felding
Ofeler
Ube
Shooley If
Obave Lou Dl Abrchib
Delehanty
Cannell
Welmer
Totels
Kling
Raymer
Moran
Fisher
Balle
Pballi— Cooley
Mr. Zimmer
Various minor league games and a Dover strait swim trial
Scores from American Association Eastern Southern and South Atlantic games show numerous results with incomplete figures. In Dover England three swimmers attempted the strait crossing. Jack Haggerty and Mohtigue Holbein struggled, while We Greasley started but the attempt ended after an hour and a half due to cold water.
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Dover
England
Jack Haggerty
Mohtigue Holbein
Greasley
Thia
Suits Move Fast in Prompt Sale
It doesn’t take long to sell a few hundred suits when the buying advantage is evident as during this sale. The moral is plain make your selections soon.
Parker Bridget Co Head-to-Toe Outfitters Ad and Marquette League standings
Parker Bridget Co Head-to-Toe Outfitters advertises suit prices while Marquette League standings place Trinity in first with St Anthony second and St Patrick emerging, with coming games listed for the week including Immaculate Conception, St Patrick, and St Anthony matchups at Monument Grounds and Georgetown Field.
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Parker, Bridget & Co
Trinity
St. Anthony
St. Martin
Brookland
St. Patrick
Immaculate Conception
Monument Grounds
St. Paul
Georgetown Field
Gesaiartin
Soret
Town Field
St Patrick
St Martins Parish Hosts Compliment Night for Baseball Team
St Martin's Hall at North Capitol and T streets was decorated as the Ladies of St Martin's Parish hosted a complimentary dance for the St Martin's baseball team. A $50 purse was presented to Capt Ernest Peak for a July 21 injury in a game with St Anthony's. Father Hannan arranged the event and praised the team’s discipline and near perfect record.
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St. Martin’s Parish
St. Martin's Hall
North Capitol
T Streets
St. Martin's
Ernest Peak
St. Anthony’s
Second Street
Florida Avenue
Florida Avenue Northwest Capt. Peak Thanked Father Hannan
Norris Peters
Bureau
The
Post
Father Hannan
Jing
Messrs
Waldron
Murphy
Tennis Tourney Entrants Meet at Niagara on the Lake
American and Canadian players to compete in Niagara on the Lake Ontario in August. United States entries include Dewhurst H J Holt intercollegiate champion BE Leonard Lloyd Beals Wright Bell Kirkover Hodge McLaughlin Bissell Warner Fischer Avery. Canadian squad features Patterson Macdonnell Smith Jones Glassco Burns Champion W A Boys Barrie H M Suckling Kers Hall. Well read.
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Niagara
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Ontario
United States
Canada
Newport
Dewhurst
H. J. Holt
BE. W. Leonard
Boston
Lloyd
Pittsburg
Beals Wright
Bell
California
Kirkover
Hodge
McLaughlin
Bissell
Warner
Buffalo
Fischer
Avery
New York
Patterson
Macdonnell
Smith
Jones
Glassco
Rarpn Burns
W. A. Boys
Barrie
H. M. Suckling
Montreal
Kers
Peterboro
Hall
Toronto
Baseball Notes Reflect A Season In Progress
The collection covers mixed baseball tidbits from Boston to Cincinnati, with notes on Waddell, Nichols, Cantillon, McGrew, and Donlin. It mentions Senators and Pirates, Umpire issues, and upcoming World Series conjectures while noting attendance, finances, and management moves across leagues.
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Tha’t
Bill
Tigers
Hut
Rogers, Peet & Co
Rogers, Pest & Co
Garaients
Chery & Moran Co
He Maserae
Biscourt
Mertz
Mertz and Mertz CO
F St
Red Galvin
Monastery
St Pallas
Louis Bush
Newspapre
Uncle Allen
Chicago Trbune
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Rockville
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Montgomery
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South Atlantic League
Jacksonville
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Jacksony
Straits of Dover
9Th and
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Marquette
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baseball Notes
Philieys
Hickman
Rube Waddell
Mike Donlin
Hostetter
Detrote
Fittsburgs
McGraw
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Jon Kelley
Joe
Jos Corbett
National Commission
Fred Clarke
O'Day
Cantillon
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Pirates
Pittsburgh Press
Tommy
Connolly
King
Jake Stahl
Detroit Journal
O'Loughlin
Silk
Kid Nichols
Cardinals
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Tate Cromley
Navin
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Tate
Mount Vernon
St. Louis G Dispatch
Patsy Donovan
Patsy
Rank Selee Saye
Chicago American
Kittredge
Kel
Peteraburgskaya Garest
Japan
Anheuser-Busch
Nideine
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Y Ase
U.B.A
Eiseman Bros GutMtere
Walfords Sporting and Athletic Goods
Pa. Ave
Wneteen
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Candy Cathartic
Fear Actie
Keeley
Twelfth Street
N. W
Shade Ears
F Street
Fisk Elgin
Chrome
T. Baldus
KOCH
Mices
New York Avenue
A OR. Lafrangco
Bara
Eneed
Express
Teques
Nhehlye
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