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Newspaper

Columbus Star

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1897

Page

1

Exoneration for Garry Sprague in Cincinnati horse case

Garry Sprague, brother of Charles Sprague of this city, is cleared in a Cincinnati race entry scandal. He was accused of entering a horse under a false name, a scheme that reportedly netted $5000 for the horse and involved up to $60,000 traded nationwide. The horse was a 45 to 1 long shot. Farmers in Central Indiana anticipate profits from cattle feeding as last year, with higher prices for feed and cattle expected this year.

Mr. Sprague Caces

Hope Defeats Columbus In Close Baseball Game

Hope fielded a strong team and edged Columbus 6 to 8 in a lively match. Key players include Schooler Snyder and Kendricks with solid defense and outfield play. Fawcett and Saunderford paced the battery while Cox and Essex produced notable hits and runs. Two-base hits by P Essex and home runs by Cox Kendricks and Heron highlight the scoring. The contest featured frequent lead changes and strong effort from both clubs.

Columbus Schooler Cox Moody Hope P. Essex Kendricks Heron Jackson Fawcett Saunderford Dodds

Watches and death notes stir local papers town by town

Edinburg Call reports a man found dead by a railroad in Franklin, with a supposed stolen watch linked to Powell, later contradicted by another paper. Franklin Star notes the misidentification and calls the Call premature. Shelbyville Republican recounts Pow Wow chatter about wanderers seeking beds, a lively night, and local pride. Charles Banta, son of the late Judge Banta, dies of typhoid in Marion. Stella Dessie and Belle Holland return from Columbus funeral.

Olivery Franklin Star

New Suits Filed in Circuit Court Yesterday

Civil docket shows Ann F. May as administrator of Wm. F. Seal estate suing Saran E. Seal et al to sell land for debts with W. W. Lambert attorney. Richard Casket Co. sues Eugene I. Huber on a $200 note. Marshall Hacker represents the plaintiff. Hog prices rise while a local Columbus butcher promotes bargains.

Ann F. May Wm. F. Seal Saran E. Seal W. W. Lambert Richard Casket Co Eugene I. Huber Marshall Hacker

Local Baseball Standings And New Building Progress

The page lists National League teams and standings with wins and losses for clubs such as Boston Cincinnati New York Chicago and others. It notes a new block at the corner of Second and Jackson streets by Mr. Cook of Belleville Brown County, currently up to the first floor and expected to improve the city’s appearance.

Minnepolis Second Jackson Streets Cook Belleville Brown County

Ferguson photographs Reeves engines for Mexico shipment

Photographs show large new Reeves & Co. engines slated for immediate shipment to Mexico. The scene captures a splendid likeness of the engines. The article also notes ongoing heavy work at the Reeves plant with twelve to thirteen hour days.

J. E. Ferguson Reeves & Co Mexico Ferguson

Squire's Court Faces Assault Provoke Trials

Nancy Seattle is charged with assault and battery and a warrant issued for her arrest. Lucy Sader faces provoke and assault charges based on Wilson's affidavit. The court docket, under Judge Palmer, includes cases to be tried this term.

Nancy Seattle Levin Wright Wilson Lucy Sader

Critchfield Delivers Notable City Hall Lecture

W C Coro reports a large audience at City Hall heard Joseph Critchfield praise bygone days and witness him in apparent prime again. The audience felt rewarded and wished him continued success in his remaining days.

City ,Hall Joseph Critchfield City, Hall

Camp Crump Receives Silk Flag from John Crump

John S. Crump presented a silk flag to Camp No. 32 Sons of Veterans in a formal ceremony. Captain W. A. Stevens accepted the flag as Crump gave the speech. the flag measures four and a half by five and a half feet and is highly prized by the camp.

John S. Crump Sons of Veterans

Boy Fatally Injured After Bicycle Fall

In Marshfield on August 17, 14 year old John Hamer Jr. of West Lebanon fell from his bicycle and broke his neck last evening in a fatal accident.

Marshfield John Hamer West Lebanon

Farmer F H Marshall found dead in Laketon barn

The body of farmer F H Marshall was found in his Laketon barn around 11:45 AM by his son. Death appears due to heart failure. Dr A P Latham, recently from this city, now practices at Haskin Hospital in Wheeling West Virginia.

Wanasa F. H. Marshall Laketon A. P. Latham Wheeling W. Va Haskin

Visit to Miss Clara Von Fange and Maple Grove Auction

A Shelbyville notice states George Gundrum, 50, shot himself amid domestic troubles. It mentions visits to Miss Clara Von Fange, a public auction at Maple Grove selling six sows and pigs, and a 2 p.m. Saturday sale. Gio. Werner, butcher, listed. The incident occurred August 17.

Clara von Fange Seymour Maple Grove Gio. Werner Shelbyville Aug George Gundrum

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