Indianapolis Hoosiers rout Toledo in Saturday ball game
The Indianapolis Hoosiers defeated Toledo 13 to 3 as Toledo scored all runs in the sixth inning. Indianapolis launches a busy schedule including games against Louisville Anson and Colts, Grand Rapids, Detroit, and a Western League start in Minneapolis on May 18.
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Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Toledo
Louisville
Colonels
Watkins
Anson
Colts
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Columbus
Minneapolis
Phillips
Goar
Wolters
Foreman
Monhoe
Kahoe
Wood
Motz
Stewart
Eustace
Gray
McCarthy
McFarland
Hoghever
Glenalvin
Mott
Indianapolis Pall
Fragmented Tobacco Ad Text Signal Obscure Message
Irregular OCR snippet mixing tobacco slogans and stray phrases. Readable items include references to no tobacco products and life effects but no coherent event or context.
Oasis of motherhood meeting in a fragile life
A young mother Lillian Kenneth attends a genteel mothers meeting at Mrs. Fleming's home while Aunt Caroline watches her three children. The event stirs memories and fears about her family’s future, including her husband Jack, while conversations reveal gossip, social judgments, and religious sentiments shaping her hope for charity.
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Mrs. Kenneth
Jack
Lillian Kenneth
Caroline
Lillian
Jillian
Freddy
Sweat Hinzel
Harold
Sam
Mrs. Fleming
Mrs. Hunter
Nina Brooks
Berenice
Miss Grant
Murmer
Tred Crandall
Doctor Gay
Ella Crandall
Air Ship Turns Avoidant Route Near Columus
The Air Ship steers clear of Columus, planning a later passage around the area. The note suggests an alternate course to maintain distance from the town.
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Columus
Stadler of Second Street Mildly Ill but Not Improving
Mr Stadler of Second Street is quite sick and not showing much improvement. The report notes his condition without additional details.
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Mr. Stadler
Second Street
Jas
Easter Visitors Gather In Seymour Area
A large crowd of Seymour residents gathered yesterday with many named visitors. John Cline of Orinoco furniture factory joined Seymour ladies. John Newcomb, a feed man, spent Easter Sunday in Brownstown. Clint Brown of Indianapolis Cerealine Mills visited. Mrs. Thomas J. Turpin and Miss Nora Barnum of Franklin stayed with Chas A Turpin’s family. Schuyler Harrington of the Evening Republican and his family visited North Vernon. Frank Herod of the First National Bank rode Madison passenger. Mack Hosea, lineman for Citizens Telephone Co., was in Scottsburg yesterday. The Indianapolis Ball Club passed through, playing the Louisville Club at the Kentucky Metropolis on Easter Sunday.
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Schuyler Harrington
Evening Republican
North Vernon
Local Notes From Seymour and Surrounding Areas
The Star reports a busy Easter period with travel and visits across Seymour Indianapolis Louisville Columbus and Gallipolis. Local figures like Stella Fulton Elva Keith Elsworth Keith and Karl Weyl appear in social mentions while business moves include Moore Shoe Co aiming to open by May 1 and Bolen Fiegenbaum running The Hub Store profitably. The column notes street fairs proposed in Columbus and a forthcoming circus show starting from Gallipolis Ohio.
Switchman Bob Long Severely Injured in Train Yard Accident
Bob Long, a B. and O. switchman, had both legs cut off in a morning incident near Seymour depot. The accident proved fatal and was witnessed by many passengers as Easter draws attention to spring finery and holiday mood.
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Bob Long
Seymour
Local Nuptials and Town Notes Parade Through Easter Week
The marriage of Warren Shultz of Nashville to Lillie Cunningham occurred at Del Voris residence. They will reside in Nashville where Shultz planned a large fortune. Various trips, social visits, and Easter fashion were noted. Police urged caution at crossings as kids and men jump on streetcars. Schnur's orchestra to play for the Jackson Club ball and dance events through the week. Matt Snively’s bicycle mishap near Northside school cost four fence pickets.
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del Voris Cor
Fand Pearl St
Warren Shultz
Nashville
Henn
Lillie Cunningham
Shultz
Tenn
Schnur
Hope
Taylorsville
Matt
Northside
Charles Hopper Visited Friends in Franklin Yesterday
The former St. Denis night clerk Charles Hopper was seen visiting lady friends in Franklin yesterday, according to local society notes.
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Manuel Snively
Edinburg
Charles Hopper
St. Denis
Franklin
Mrs Overbay Guest Of Franklin Friends In City
Mrs Overbay of Franklin was the guest of friends in the city yesterday.
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Emma Holder
Indianapolis
Bicycle Contest Winners Weigh In Votes for Star Prize
Polls close at five o clock as Columbus residents cast ballots in a Star prize wheel contest naming the most popular lady. The crowd lines up to vote and the count proceeds with excitement.
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Columbus
New Chapter Teases Crime and Tragedy in Kentucky Mountains
In Franklin Star style, a deputy fish commission appointed by Rev. Sweeney protects the law as authorities report arrests in Blue River dynamiting. A local youth attempts morphine to end his troubles but survives with a doctor’s aid. his age about nineteen with Brown county ties noted.
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Z.T. Sweeney
Wm. Sanders
Shelby County
Peter Lackey
Cha
Frank
Blue River
Will Steyventon
Alva Clark
Franklin
Sage
Brown County
Franklin Star
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John Cline
Orinoco Furniture Factory
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Fie
Brownstown
Clint Brown
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Indianapolis‘ Cerealine Mills
Thomas J. Turpin
Nora Barnum
Frantklin
Chas. A. Turpin
Famil
Frank Herod
First National Bank
Madison
Mack Hosea
Citizens Telephone Co
Scottburgh
Indianpolis
Ikentucky Metropolis
Star
A Strauss
Stella Fulton
the Stair
Elva Kieth
Mrs. Keith
Maple Grove
Lou Storms
the Times
Levison Boone
E. J. McCullum
Louisville, Ky
Frank Harger
Mead Gooden
Karl Weyl
Dick Patterson
Frank Moyer
Clarence Slup
Columbus Friends
Otto de Armond
Moore Shoe Co
Herman Vonstrohe
Waymansville
Nathan Underwrood
John A. George
Kentucky
U. S
Mr. Hart
E-town
Bolen & Fiegenbaum
F. G. Shields
Fenwick Frazer
Seymour Yestererday
al Gaston
Gallipolis
Ohio
Bert Snivley
Joan Boyer
Edward Sidel
Ed Sibel
Seymour Democrat
Yestawlry
Johnistory
Arthur McDaniel
Woman’s Musical Club
M. E. Church
Reeves Pulley
Smith’s
City Electrician Wells
Irene
Wells
Tabenacle
Washington
Franklin Streets
Frank Keith
Mapte Grove
Otto
Violet
Susie Ccous
Lou Bieber
Ania Toddey
Dot Matthews
Emma Moore
Jessie McLeod Ga
Hattie May
Kate Rubbotto
Hazel Gysie
Bertha Lay
Ivy Dunlap
Kentucky Mountains
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