Reds Edge Hoosiers In Dramatic Sunday Baseball
A large crowd at Olinger’s Park watched the Reds defeat the Hoosiers 7 to 6 in a see‑saw game. Jones struck out 17 for the Reds and Senninger 9 for the Hoosiers as both twirlers delivered strong outings despite occasional errors. The Hoosiers rallied to lead 6–5 in the final round, but the Reds surged with two runs in the last half, capitalizing on timely hits and a late rally before the game ended with a hard‑fought finish. Umpire Frank Mueller called the game after a runner on first with one out.
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Olinger’s Park
Reds
Fettle
Holland
Jones
Senninger
Hoosiera
Frank Mueller
Patton
Forston
Tracy
Metzger
Gerber
Bromm
Steward
Lange
Slick
Roetger
Mueller
Rohleder
Day
Russ
R. Senninger
Rholeder
H. Senninger
Rose
Stewart
Plain Talk on Tobacco Seen as Thrust to Youth Morality
A stark warning decries early tobacco use as a path to bravado disobedience and ruined health. The piece cites medical authorities and international examples, claiming cigarettes damage heart, wit, muscle, and conscience, with boys as young as seven at risk.
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Germany
France
Drowned Child Among Jasper Notes and Local Updates
Jasper notes report Maggie Fischer nine drowned near the reservoir after slipping Sunday. Sweeney and Coble visited Petersburg. Peter Mueller greeted friends in Ferdinand. Lange and family toured Dubois. Huntingborg visitors from Huntingburg. local baseball: Jasper Reds 4 Huntingburg Babies 0. Jasper undefeated in eight games. next foes Evansville Sterlings at Jasper.
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Maggie Fischer
August Fischer
Peter Mueller
Ferdinand City Roller Milla
Huntingburg Babies
Jasper Reds
Jasper
Evansville Sterlings
Crop Prospects Ahead of Wall Street Projections
The Government report of July 1 shows wheat at 85.6 versus 83 last month, the highest in years. Spring wheat yields rise to 425,000,000 and total spring plus winter output hits 722,755,000 bushels, with corn at 2,703,641,000 and oats about 874,626,000. oats likely to be short by roughly 100,000,000 bushels.
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Wall Street
Real Estate Transfers July 12 13 and 16
Transfers list from Holland Inmans Birdseye and Huntingburg show several parcels changing hands. Carrie L Palberg to John H Lange lot 11 in Holland. Those Ridenout to Jeremiah Walls lot 119 in Inmans ad Birdseye. Elmer E Spurlock to Jeremiah Walls lot 127 in Inmans ad Birdseye. July 13 includes John Judy to Paul Schentzke lots in Ferdinand. Sophia L Stork to Emma Kemper part of inlet No 2 Huntingburg. Frank H Weber to Ben Weber acreage. Hilbert P Bruce to Abigail Tuly and back. Jos E Schnaus to J Knust partial sections ne se 18 and other tracts with several acreages. Lloyd and Emaline Fund to 400 00.
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Carrie L Palberg
John H Lange
Holland
Jeremiah Walls
Inmans
Birdseye
Elmer E Spurlock
Jeremiah Walle
John Judy
Paul Schentzke
Ferdinand
Sophia L Stork
Emma Kemper
Inlet
Huntingburg
Frank H Weber
Ben Weber
Hilbert P Bruce
Abbagail Tuly
Malisse
Jos E Schnaus
J Knust
Lloyd
Emaline Fund
Roosevelts mediate for Guatemala Honduras peace
Roosevelt and Acting Secretary of State Bacon arrange talks on Sagamore Hill to settle disputes between Guatemala and El Salvador with Honduras likely to join. Talks to be hosted aboard the Marblehead with Combs and Merry as negotiators. date and full details pending.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Guatemala
Salvador
Roosevelt
Bacon
Sagamore Hill
Honduras
Marblehead
State Department
Philip H. Brown
United States
Leslie Combs
Guatemala City
Merry
Washington
New York
Republic of Honduras
Manuel Bonilla
Brazil
Senor Paes
Vicerov
Osorio
Congress
Matto Grosso
Decree Denies New Trial in Lear Bank Case
The decree upholds Henry Lear's conviction as former president of the Doylestown national bank for abstracting funds. It rejects a new trial and mandates the five year sentence from the district court be carried out.
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Monnay
Mother Embraced Thaw as He Reunites With Son in Tombs
Mrs. William Thaw visits Harry K. Thaw in his cell at the Tombs for the first time since the Europe voyage. The meeting lasts about thirty minutes after a private embrace, with Thaw requesting no one present except his mother. The case against Olcott & partners remains in place as Thaw’s counsel.
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New York
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Black, Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Murderers’ Row
McCurdy Served In Suit Over Policy Holder Funds
Richard A. McCurdy former president of Mutual Life Insurance Co was served with papers in a suit seeking about 2 million dollars of policy holder money disbursed through yellow dog funds during his tenure. It is the second suit by the company against him and the fifth against his son Herbert and son in law Lewis A Thebaud with all actions naming only the McCurdys so far.
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New York
Richard A. Mc Curdy
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Herbert
Lewis A. Thebaud
Balloon Voyage Over Manhattan Ends In Thrilling Rescue
A balloon voyage from Staten Island over Manhattan began calmly but turned gripping as tensions rose during the flight. Passengers and crew faced a tense, extended ordeal before a careful rescue brought them safely down.
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New York
Staten Island
Manhattan
Drowned in the Tiffin River and a Lynching Incident Reported
A fragment reports Charles and Arthur Ward aged 19 and 17 drowned in the Tiffin river after being trapped in a water filled hole as the older brother tried to aid his brother. Separate items note government troops rescuing Robert Hyde from a mob in Des Moines and a Santa Fe switchman W. J. Johnson dying while learning of a $20,000 inheritance.
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Defiance
Charles
Arthur Ward
Tiffin River
Arthur
Des Moines
Ft. Des Moines
Robert Hyde
Kansas City
W. J. Johnson
Santa Fe
Grand Jury Resumes Probe Into Rail and Oil Case
Cleveland July 17 the federal grand jury reopens the inquiry into alleged interstate commerce law violations by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway and Standard Oil. Witnesses include Frank H Wackerman P C Crenshaw and officials from Union Tank Line. Jurisdiction remains the pivotal factor guiding possible indictments or transfer to Chicago for action.
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Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Standard Oil Company
Districtttorney
Sullivan
Moody
Garry
O. H. Pagan
Department of Justice
Frank H. Wackerman
Union Tank Line Company
P. C. Crenshaw
Chicago
William M.hutchinson
H. R. Payne
New York City
Ohio
No Receiver for Hotel Suits Tempers at Paoli Temples
Judge Thomas B. Buskirk upholds the third demurrer from French Lick Springs and West Baden Hotels against the state’s petition for a temper receiver and temporary injunction to curb gambling at the resorts. The ruling overrules earlier points that the complaint lacked actionThe case returns for trial unless the Supreme Court reverses.
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Murrer
Supreme Court
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Mariah Hill
Cote Br
M. A. Sweeney
Peter Coble
Petersburg
Anthony Lange
Dubois
Evoude
Louis Kattersh Huntingborg
John A. Somersheims
Dispatch
Adam Schoulg
East One Hundred and
Ninth Street
Louise Karcher
Bcheulg
Ee ‘Karolier
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Boy Ingell
Evelyn
M'Curdys
Cement Contractors’ Association
Grand Jury
Taggart
French Lick Springs Resort
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