Shamrocks Lose After Fine Fight In South Bend
South Bend Central league edged Fort Wayne by a run as George Tieman, a former Shamrock, delivered the deciding hit in the seventh. South Bend’s Borpaum led the night with four hits while Shamrocks’ Quinn Babbell and Cherry provided notable drives.
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South Bend
Ind
Fort Wayne-Columbia Sith Shawrocks
Sith South Bend
Shamrocks
Sears
Boyd
Johnson
Jy Ua
Cleman
AL EU
Ched
Tin
Wis
Thia
George Tiewan
Shamrock
Goat
Andersou
Tieman
Anderson
S-Borpaum
Uase
Lager
Quinn Babbell
Ling
Ike
HiMinger
Cherry
Rodgry
Robbins
Bord
Fort Wayne Boys
Grant
Shawiocks
Carson
Central League
Bhawrocks
Feeney and Farrell Get Their Release
Cincinnati Ohio reports Pirates signed pitchers Peevey and Farrell from the Cincinnati Reds with other Fort Wayne figures arriving. Belden and Ream arrived, Nimble Jokes aside. Manager Bade Myers plans two practice games as first squad hits the field. Havel’s status unresolved as team prepares for a Tuesday opener.
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Billy Helden
Duouy Ream
Mort Wayne
Cy" Alberts
Rean
Belden
Nim Bo
Bellow
Sammy Havel
Cleeviane
Sam
Havel
Mautner
Specials Win Third Victory Of The Season
The Specials defeated the Black Diamonds 25 to 4 in a practice game. Moylan drove in runs and Farnan hit a long line drive for four sacks. The lineup featured Farnan, Forvai, His, Hotter, Wartepbe, Stevens, Magoon, Roone, Aten, with Green pitching for the Black Diamonds as the team prepares for upcoming out of town games against Celeardians and KI May.
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Black Diamonds
Moylan
Prank Forvai
Calehuy
Frank His
Frank Hotter
Secud
Clanty Wartepbe
Marty Stevens
Jack Magoon
Lete
Foe” Roone
Clarence Aten
Min
Jack Doyle to Play With Toledo Debut Set
An unclear report states Jack Doyle has signed to play first base for Toledo and will join the team immediately. The source mentions Toledo and an executive or team official, with a reference to an American Association context and an Ancil area location, but many words are garbled.
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Toledo
Dack Tasle
Toutjour
Phiadelphia Naclangl
Toagwe Eich
Phty
Grillo Houghe
Doyle
Armote
BASE BALL NOTES From South Bend and Midwest Trials
The report covers multiple players and team movements across Dayton Fort Wayne and Cincinnati with signings tryouts and debuts. Pitchers Moloney Wagner and Watkins linked to Dayton and Indianapolis. Ganzel signs Moloney and center field duties. seventeen players in Wolverines city and Notre Dame Monday morning updates.
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South Bend Stortstep
Ls Ag
Sirah Chat
Sone Io
Gitte
Dayton
Limd
Matsusine
Paul Grime
Indingtn
Mich
Nts
Springfield
Sala Wagner
Indinanolis
Indianapolis
Watkins
Graal Rapids
Ganzel
Moloney
Wolverine Cliy. Co
Sears, Phonias
Millon Amt
South
Tripese Saya
Elmer Madit
Metco
Milwaukee
Wis
Grant
Notre Dame
Jac Gréens
West End Stars Rally Past Wayne Knit Stars 4–?
Amateur game update noting the West End Stars defeated the Wayne Knit Stars by four points. West End starters Batteries Del Cranzes and F Cranzes contributed key plays while Wayne Knit Stars players Rudder Dender and Nelfa provided scoring.
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West End Stars
Wayne Knit Stars
To & Batteries
del Cranzes
Cranzes
Rudder, Dender and Nelfa
Wayne Knits
Charges Against J L Sievert in Indiana Partnership Case
Richmond Sun Telegraph reports a dissolution suit in Wayne County Circuit Court between Austin Sprague and J Lowig Sievert over a jewelry store at 704 Main Street. Sprague alleges Sievert took excess profits and seeks an accounting. a receiver and auction pending court decisions with further hearings slated. Sievert, a Dayton jewelry businessman, formerly operated in Fort Wayne and Richmond and plans to withdraw from the business.
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Richmond Sun-Telegraph
Wayne Circuit
Austin T. Sprague
Lanta’ Partnership
Messrs
Suragne and Sievert
Binverl
Spragus
Sievec
Sprague
Une Aeijom
J. T. Sievert
Dayton
Daston
Piqua
Richmond
Ths
Aniderease
Wing
Tribute to Soldier Killed in Philippines
A memorial tribute honors Sergeant Ueorge Wachter who helped raise the first American flag at Manila after a detachment landed. The ceremony recalls the battle in which he died, with twenty two US infantrymen taking part and his family awaiting his return.
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Philippines
New York
Ueorge Wachter
Manila
Omyipia
Atvernor
First District Republicans Struggling for Congress
Evansville report on party delegation selections and vote expectations in the First District. Delegates from Spencer and other counties were instructed for Brady of Princeton, while Cunningham anticipated nine votes from Ripier County and hoped for support from Vanlburgh and Posey counties. Brady claimed anticipated seventeen votes from Rural county.
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Evansville
Mourtain
Ute Finnet
Enne
Ruuatr
Prairie Fire Ravages Oklahoma Farmland
Lawton O. T. April 1 A prairie fire in southwest Grant County Oklahoma destroyed several thousand dollars in livestock and crops on over a hundred acres. Sparks from a locomotive started the blaze and endangered outbuildings and penned animals.
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Lawton O. T
Prain
Southowest Grent County
Aen
Sunday Fight Ends With Wounding and Arrests
A Sunday brawl left a man seriously wounded after a scuffle with Ben Hart and another in the Union House kitchen. Police and sheriff’s officials pursued suspects, including Gilbert and Hart, while a separate case involves a missing fifteen year old Wells from Abolt township. About 250 visitors attended the rowdy event at the Musylvania depot area.
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Jefferson Street
Lawlt
Ben Mart
Iwert
Tegal
Husband
Gilbert
Wile Kingon
Lie Hotel
Sud
Gilber
Janagh Mart
Wells
Aboit Township
Muti
Abolt
Decatur
Paul
New Haven Marshal Breaks Up City Jam
New Haven marshal dispersed a crowd gathering for a city event after a misadventure near a local road. A collision west of New Haven left two vehicles upset. Three of the crowd were arrested. one fled were bailed later. Two remain in custody awaiting arraignment before Justice Crippen on disorderly conduct and drunkenness charges.
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Nuwn Haven
Ipetalions
Accumm
Carl Perilous
New Haven
Calaboose
Chock
Tragic Death of Miss Galloway in Seville
Macy Galloway daughter of Robert M. Galloway bank president and railway director died by suicide in her Seville room today. Dyspepsia and protracted illness were cited as likely causes. A trained nurse witnessed the event and found her body after a gunshot was heard. She was thirty one years old.
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New York
Macy Galloway
Robert M. Galloway
Merchants’ National Bank
Bio Stotel
Seville
Miss Galloway
el Stars
Miss. Galloway
National Council of Women meets at First Congregational Church
April gathering of prominent women and men from international circles convened for the National Council of Women of the United States at the First Congregational Church. Mrs. Mary Wood Swift presided, and Miss Lynn A. Anthony received its ovation. Addresses on the council’s aims were given by J B Len Fowler, Mrs Mars Chaceh Terrell, Mrs Kate Waller Barrett, Mrs Hannah G. Soyomarnd, and Mrs May Wright Sewall.
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First Congregational Church
National Council At Women of the United States
Mary Wood Swift
Lynn A. Anthony
ShoconAgh
J. Bllen Fowler
Mars Chaceh Terrell
Kate Waller Barrett
Hanah G. Sojomarnd
May Wright Sewall
Fight at Crawfordsville May End in Death
A fight at a Crawfordsville event leaves several injured and authorities seek James Farmer as investigators search for the attacker. Mrs. Kenneesy, wife of a local official, remains alive after being rescued from a cistern during the escape attempt.
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Crawfordsville
Submarine Boats Advocated Over Mines in Harbor Defense
In Newport Rhode Island April the Certification bagel chaired by Rear Admiral Chartes Thamas U.S. XII emphasized shifting emphasis to submarine boats in harbor defenses. The forthcoming report notes dangers of submarine mines and argues for replacing mines with armed boats for protection.
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Chartes Thamas
U.S. XII. i
Apple Growing in Indiana Soil Aids Orchard Success
Indiana soil favors apple growing with well drained clay loams and protective winds. James Troepp's bulletin analyzes soil types, site selection, variety choice, pruning, thinning, pest control including San Jose scale treatments, and best practices for orchard upkeep and crop rotation in the southern Indiana region.
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Michel
Ben Davis
Spain
Efon
Sheriff Grice Hill Speaks in Phi Indiet Address
An ill-formatted report notes an event with police chiefs and city officials scheduled for Tuesday in Phi, Indiana. Mayor Ginn will deliver the welcome, James McWhinney will respond, and C. B. Ames is listed as delivering a service address.
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Ginn
James McWhinney
Cief
Police
Bouth Wud
Mery
C. B. Ames
Sportala
Sbgopardy
Dr. Kruger
Indianapolis
John J. Dawney
Detroit
Jess
Aherift
Alley County
Fort Wayne
George My Tats
Terre Haire
George Garry
OC Rvansvile
Faamer
Tete Assovation
Dimes Papi
Hingis
Detifo Assoulution
CENTRAL POLO LEAGUE MEETING POSTPONES
The Central Polo League postpones its meeting to a later date in Indianapolis. Manager Matieu of the Rake Town notes the postponement due to lack of plans and will reschedule within the month.
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Indeanapolis
Und
Polo
Siebeititet
Ed Shir
Matuex
Indiana Presbyterian minister accepts Ohio call in New Castle
The longtime pastor L. Dungan of the local Presbyterian church has been reported to have accepted a call from the Analinth Presbyterian church in Ohio. Details are sparse as the record notes his departure after years of service and the transition to a new role in CHM county.
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Ohio
New Castle
Anti
Fey
Rele L. Dungan
Presbyterian Choren
Analinth
Presbyterian Churen
Mayor Dunne Not a Socialist in Chicago Debate
The piece argues against socialist critique of private utility ownership, detailing Chicago Mayor Dunne’s stance on municipal ownership. It discusses plans for action, potential lawsuits, and the timeline to leverage public finances to acquire street railway franchises. It weighs national versus local ownership of utilities and transport systems and emphasizes avoiding private monopolies through public control.
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Néebpry
Chicago
le Atreet Railways
Sirece Railways
Dunne
Uwe
Ghout
Inboor Tennis Champions Play Boston Duel
Inboor national tennis final sees Charles Sands of New York defeat rival in singles at the national championship held in Boston via a decisive score. New York teams show strong performance with earlier doubles and quad matches, highlighting a tense national event atmosphere.
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Mass
Anvil
Josnia Crane
Indoge Calirronnis Rhayawian
Charles EB. Sands
New York
Simgtes
Boston
Tenax
Recquer
Auhornly
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