Indians on the Diamond and Other Sporting Notes
The Carlisle Indian School produced several notable baseball players who advanced to fast company, including Sockalexis who drew crowds in Cleveland. Bruce and Gender also starred for the Eastern league, with Bruce posting 18 wins in 20 starts and Bendure emerging as a promising pitcher. The column also recounts a dramatic near death and recovery story in Brazils Arkansas where Mrs. Garrett credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with saving her life, ending with social notes about visitors.
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Asce
Columbus Dispatch
Carlisle
Awa
Sockalexis
Cleveland
Sockalé
Lowell
Dunham
Ireland
Gender
Bruce
Moronte
Jimmy Bannen
Ennant
Ruce
Bendure
Brazils
Ark
M. C. Garret
Mr. Garrett
Dodd
Abs. Garrett
Lever
Keep Your Hands On Your Hose Or Pay Extr a
City water rules are being ignored by officials and residents. Rules prohibit converting hoses into jets, using hose fixtures on frames, and require hand held use. Lawn sprinkling is restricted to specific hours and street sprinkling limited to paid areas.
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Rail
Wealthy Carr
Water Works Office
Monument to General St Clair Plaque Unveiled
At the Ohio centennial, on motion of Governor and congress, a monument to General St Clair is authorized. Visitors include General Manager Blickensderfer General Superintendent J B Taussig and Roadmaster T S Jordan of the Wheeling in their private car yesterday.
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Eeragl
Mer
Ohio
Governor 2
Congress
Sioneral St. Clair
Msranates
Blickensderfer
J. B. Taussig
T. S. Jordan
Wheeling
Hardwick Called to Railway Mail Service Post
Alvin T. Hardwick was notified by O W Chapin to be ready to assume duties in the railway mail service. He took the examination in Indianapolis last September and passed creditably. Sworn in, he expects to depart soon for duties in the Fifth division covering Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky and Tennessee. The position pays well.
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Alvin T. Hardwick
O. W. Chapin
Railway Mail Service
Chicago
Indianapolis
Hardwick
Aod
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Coshocton High Meets Boston Piano Factory In Riverside Park Game
Coshocton high school and the Boston piano factory teams square off at Riverside Park Saturday afternoon. Players listed include C H B P F Fisher as catcher Clemens Selby pitching Ross Swihart and Fisher Bostwick infielders, Smith Ransom second base Storck Beach third base Crawford Kirk left field Kirk Peacock center Sprague Wisenburg right field McFartand with umpire A Moore.
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Coshocton High School
Boston Piano Factory
Riverside Park
Cc. H
P. F. Fisher
Clemens Selby
Pitther
Ross Swihart
Pisher Bostwick
Smith Ransom
Storck Beach
Crawford Kirk
Kirk Peacock
Sprague Wisenburg
McFartand
A. Moore
Lynched men in Florida for Prohibitionist murder
By telegraph to The Age Tampa May 20 Amos Randall a white man and two Black men Daniel Kennedy and Henry Golden were lynched this morning for the murder of Barney Brown Randall operated a blind dealer and Brown was a Prohibitionist. The Black men confessed that Randall lured them to kill Brown.
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Age
Tampa
Fla
Amos Randall G White
Daniel Kennedy
Henry Golden
Barney Brown
Randal
Brown
Ranaall
Father of D. A. Raiff Dies in New Philadelphia
A. T. Raiff, aged 79 and a prominent New Philadelphia resident, died at home on Wednesday of stomach cancer. D. A. Raiff and family will attend the funeral likely on Saturday. Mrs. Raiff and son Frank will also be present. The obituary notes Raiff as one of the city’s oldest and wealthiest inhabitants.
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A. T. Raiff
D. A. Raiff
New Philadelphia
Stitchery Club
Samuel H. Nicholas
Cambridge Road
George A. Hay
Daniel T. Lee
L. C. Robinson
Warner Hay
H. T. Clark
J. P. Forbes
W. G. Hay
EB. 8. Lee
Surprise Birthday Party For Mr McClintock
A surprise 80th birthday gathering was held Tuesday evening at Mr McClintock’s East Main Street home. Mrs McClintock and members of the Vrntert edt diame circle attended along with other guests who brought a rocker as a gift and enjoyed refreshments.
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McClintock
East Main
Stree
McClintorl
Purprise
Abo PW
Monitor Anchored at Devil's Island Sets Course for Cairn
The Arkansas monitor anchored at Devil's Island last night and is due in Cairn tonight with no further trouble expected in the gale. Miss Margaret Johnson of Fraziersburg has taken a position as operator at the Citizens' Telephone Office.
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Age
Cairn
Monitor
Arkansas
Devil's Island
Margaret Johnson
Frazersburg
Citizens’ Telephone Office
Keen Rivalry Set for Seven Game Baseball Series
Managers Sahling of The Athletic club and Ashman of the Fountain team arrange a seven game series after Decoration Day. The keen rivalry promises an exciting competition between the two teams.
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Sahling
Athletic Club
Ashman
Fountain
Ohio Ex-Prisoners of War to Meet in Granville
The twenty fourth annual reunion of the Ohio Association of Union Ex-Prisoners of War will be held in Granville Licking County on Tuesday and Wednesday June 2 and 3. Granville citizens plan a sale event and entertainment expected to surpass previous years. President Durfey of Columbus invites Richard Lanning Post and all soldiers in the county to attend.
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Ohio Association of Union Ex-Prisoners of War
Granville
Licking County
Durfey
Columbus
Richard Lanning Post
Students Act in Bard's Great Play
Freshmen at the weekly rhetorical present a scene from The Merchant of Venice with strong work by Herman Peacock as Shylock and Miss Bessie McCain as Portia. Other cast members include Dan Beach Gratiano Frank DeHart Launcelot Herman Shipps Antonio Dessie Hanley Nerissa Mary Quinlan Jessica Chas Denman Bassanio John Fallon Duke Walter Darling Lorenzo Guy Deney Clerk. DR PLATT GETS RAISE IN SALARY The board of education reemploys Dr Herman Platt as superintendent for two years with a first year salary of 1650 and a second year 1800. Minor bills passed and a committee named to secure an orchestra for commencement. Senior class may lease the opera house for their play.
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Herman Peacock
Shylock
Bessie McCain
Portia
Dan Beach
Gratiano
Frank DeHart
Launcelot
Herman Shipps
Antonio
Dessie Hanley
Nerissa
Mary Quinlan
Jessica
Chas. Denman
Bassanio
John Fallon
Duke
Walter Darling
Lorenzo
Guy Deney
Clerk
Dr. Pratt
Opera House
Carnegie Library Works Moves Forward in City
Architect Hart of Columbus met with Carnegie Library trustees on Wednesday to discuss the new building. Mr. Wart’s submitted plans have drawn favorable comment and the board plans to push ahead with construction.
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Hart of
Columbus
City
Carnegie Library
Wart
Cuba Celebrates Her Natal Day
Havana marks the first anniversary of the Cuban Republic with demonstrations. Secretary Root sends a congratulatory telegram to President Palma. In Wooster a vote is planned under the Beal law on saloon removal. Fire occurs in Dresden mayor's office with unknown origin. New babies raise hopes in Avondale and Walnut street. Pittsburg Italians arrive and head to Cavallo for railway work.
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Ars
Havana
Root
Palma
Havan
Wooster
Friends of the Movement
Pittsburg
Walhonding
Cavallo
Fire devastates 2000 homes in Manila Tondo district
A May 20 report says two thousand native houses burned in Manila's Tondo district leaving eight thousand homeless. The city feeds the affected with municipal aid. Mrs. J. K. Johnson and her children have returned from Springfield and Dayton.
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Manila
Tondo
J. K. Johnson
Springfield
Dayton
Bargain House Ad Lists Household Goods and Groceries
The Cash Store offers a wide range of pots, pans, buckets, strainers, jelly pans, envelopes, shades, brushes, and pans at low prices. Grocery specials include sugar, coffee, tea, lard, vinegar, salt, soap, beans, rice, tomato products, maple syrup, oil, and flour with numerous per unit and bulk deals.
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Japan
Gemstones as Health Charms and Warnings
A 19th century compendium links gems to well being and behavior. Garnets claim health joy, emeralds friendship constancy, catseye wards witchcraft, amethyst curbs drinking, sapphires spur many works, amber treats throat swellings, diamonds induce somnambulism, coral shields from storms, opals ruin romance, onyx brings terror, agate quenches thirst and lowers fever, tapas guards lungs and aids digestion.
Confederates in Session and Memorials Bill
Over ten thousand gathered in New Orleans for the thirteenth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion. Gen. Evert B. Krutschnell delivered the welcome address, and Gen. Gordon, commander in chief, gave the response to a wild scene. Jefferson Davis memorials in churches noted.
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Age
New Orleans
Evert BE. B. Krutschnell
United Confederate Veterans
Gordon
Jefferson Davis
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GEO. Wagoner
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Frank Meisser
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J. Sk. Shurtz
Carnegie, Pa
Atlanta
C. E. Anderton
Sorbes Block
J.R. Stewart
AL Hardwick
DD. A. Raiff
DR. Platt
Herman. Platt
Coshocton
Board of Education
Cuba
John J. Mamilton
Avondale
Willard Hoolk
Walnut Street
Price
Citizen's
St. Petersburg
Raaben
Kishineff
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