Advance Squad 10 Be Here Today as Season Opens
Advance squad members McCain DeBold Brown and Lattimer of the Interstate team arrive in the city ahead of the first game against the Shamrocks. Pilot Hardy and others prepare in the park as Dixon Cordy and Baldy work with grounds crew to ready the venue. The Interstate lineup aims to balance northern and southern divisions with plans for a general meeting on schedule decisions soon.
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Lattimer
Ines
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Toc
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Sun
Tell
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Sanday
Miss Free Folkman Swedish Massage Ad
Swedish massage hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily with appointments from 12 to 8 p.m. Facial massage offered for 50 cents. Located at 818 Harrison. Phone 3518.
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Fort Wayne teams plan spring baseball confrontations
Shamrock team members prepare for four Friday meetings and a busy schedule as Marion, Easton, and Fort Wayne clubs outline contract signings and player assignments. Reports note manager Stra ers aims for a fast City team under his direction. Various players and tryouts surface alongside exhibition games with Battle Creek in May.
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Luthe
Belphos
Schienwalter
Marion
Tack Smith
Eelusy
City Shold
Intersuite
Landend
Wayne
Helder
Easton
Electric Works
Pillsbury Shop
Packard
Anyles
Grimm
Fort Wayne Electric
Joel Maean
Battle Creek
Southern Michigan League
Seamen Prepare for Opening Game of Year
The team plans four days before opening to unveil new uniforms during practice. Next Sunday they will be in the lineup against a picked opponent with Knoll, Chamberlain, Siex, and Stetzer in the backfield.
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Readinoas
Snedt
War's
Hp Agaihet
Knoll and Chamberlain
Wilh Siex
Stetzer
Vesuvius Calmer Continues Aftermath Report
Reports on the Vesuvius eruption describe widespread devastation and mass displacement. Sarno and San Gennaro were initially overstated. Sarno refuges number about 5,090 from nearby villages. Ottajano towns suffer losses. many lives lost Monday, now largely buried. Tracks buried in sand and ash, fishermen avoid the bay. property losses estimated near 20 million dollars with around 50,600 homeless. Refugees in Naples and nearby towns face ruin, awaiting cautious recovery and definitive casualty counts. Continuous monitoring and access to affected homes remain severely limited.
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Bay of Naples
Vesuvius
Naples
Castellamare
Vallera
Naples volcanic outbreak loss estimate reaches twenty six million
An unpolished report from Naples on April 1 1 1 a p m estimates property damage from the volcanic eruption at 26 million dollars. The brief note cites extensive destruction and ongoing assessments of losses.
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Naples
Mass displacement reported as 40000 rendered homeless
Officials announce that about 40,000 people have become homeless due to the crisis. Local authorities coordinate aid and shelter arrangements while relief agencies mobilize resources to support affected families and secure temporary housing.
Indiana Conference of Charities to Meet in Muncie
Indiana and national charity workers will gather in Muncie October 6 to 9 for the State Conference of Charities and Corrections. Five or six general sessions with round tables will cover state county city and juvenile charities and a tuberculosis discussion. A subcommittee will coordinate with local officials to plan, aiming for the largest Indiana conference yet.
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Muncie
Ind
Indianapolis
State Conference of Charities
State House
Indiana
United States
Fort Wayne vs Shamrocks at Leagie Park Saturday
New York April 11 The end of the introduction of testimony in Albert T. Patrick's motion for a new trial on the Rice murder charge was announced by counsel William Olcott at Recorder Goff's hearing. Four more Texas witnesses were presented.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
William Olcott
Goff
Patrick
Texas
Nationals Begin Play Today in Opening Games Across Cities
Opening games in St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia and Brooklyn promise a strong start as NL clubs bolster rosters. Chicago Cubs face the Reds while Pirates meet St Louis and New York tackles Brooklyn’s challengers. Schaefer and Daring faced each other in Chicago as teams pursued early wins in the world championship.
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Harehall
Avan
Ims
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Cincinnati
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Brook
Tyr
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Dingingt Club
Ittsburg
Aguad
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New York
Harvard May Have No Football This Year
A Harvard committee faces a ban on football amid unresolved notes and student concerns. The regulation panel, including faculty and graduates, favored continuing the sport under new restrictions, though the final decision remains unsettled as of April in Boston.
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Harvard College
Tarvard
Boston
Mass
Pris
Hoppe Defeats Cutler in World Championship Match
In New York at Madison Square Garden, Hoppe defeated Alberta Cirle of Boston in the opening game of the World 18-2 championship tournament. Wille topne of the city, holder of the 18-1 world title, also appears set to challenge and future pairings include Sloman vs Morningstar and Schuerer vs Chiter in tomorrow’s slate.
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York
Yonen Such Schaefer
Chicas
Ora Daring
Indiana
Waa
Schueter
Hederexia Morningstar
Una
Ula
New York
Wille Topne
Alberta
Cirle
Boston
Madison Squire Garden
Hoppe
Sloman
Morningstar
Jar
Schuerer
Chiter
Balloonists Complete 50 Mile Springfield Flight
Springfield reporter notes a successful long distance balloon trip covering about fifty miles from Pitfield to Socera, Conn., in roughly three hours. The event highlights a crew led by Juan P. Yhomay as they navigate the coastward route during April.
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Masa
Pitfield
Mars
Socera
Conn
Juan P.yhomay
New York Couple Arrives Near Somerville in Turmoil
A party from New York including a man and his wife arrived near Somerville tonight causing a scene. The group reportedly traveled with Charter Levee in a professional aeromount, drawing local attention as they moved into the village area.
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New York
Somerville
Minnie Adams Wins Big Cumberland Derby
Minnie Adams won the Cumberland Derby at Cumberland Park in Nashville Tennessee on opening day. The mile race worth 2000 added saw Minnie Adams lead from the start and win by several lengths with Debar second and Hollow third. Kerehival was the only other starter. An unusually large Derby day attendance was reported.
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Tenn
Cumberland Park
Minnie Adam
Weil
Debar
Hollow
Kerehival
Initer
Shepe
Baseball results and club matches reported in terse recap
Baseball notes from April 11 describe tense early season action. Nationals clashed with Brunswick alley favorites as Corner Rods and Gun Club held off Eames. Bolzler posted a high total while C K and G. Cutre added solid contributions. Woll and Dessaner All Stars faced Wabash in a three game set with referenced averages and totals.
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Win Eames
Mie
C.K
G. Cutre
Woll & Dessaner
Fella
Brons
Bowling Alleys Adopt Red Coats For Pin Setters
Red coats with white trimming and white caps are worn by pin setters in Brunswick alleys as a safety feature. Proprietor Willan Mettuy notes the uniform is easily distinguished from bowlers and reduces crowding on the bench area. The system promises modernized, neater operations and safer aisles for patrons and staff.
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Willan Mettuy
Brunswick Bowling Ilers
Jesy
Meleay
Ue Wayne
Wnt Salle Indelig Arpee
Tran
Gates Sexton Acquitted in Connersville Trial
Gates Sexton former secretary of the Rushville Loan and Savings Association was acquitted by a jury in Connersville Indiana after a fifteen day trial on charges of embezzling funds from the association. The case drew local attention as the defendant faced serious accusations and the court proceeding concluded with an acquittal.
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Connersville
Ind
Gates. Sexton
Jonel
Legal Notice Fragments From Historical Ledger
Fractured OCR text shows names and roles including a notary public and agents for various entities. Mentions James Be Graham, Evans, Fire, Plats, Washington Life, Fort Wayne, and bank stock. Content is incomplete and mainly lists occupational titles and partial names.
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James BE
Graham
Indiana Horse Shoers Annual Session Opens in Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana on April 11 the Master Horseshoers Association of America convened its annual session with about 200 delegates attending a smoker at Hibernian hall. Present were Ray Mahonit president of the Master Horseshoers Association of America from Columbus Ohio and Frank Perrey of Fort Wayne national tea purer, among others.
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Lapayette
Ind
Rev Father Mulcahey in serious condition in Anderson
Anderson Ind April 11 The Rev Dennis Mulcahy pastor of St Marys Catholic congregation is in serious condition at St Johns hospital and may not recover unless there is early improvement. He has suffered chronic illness and recently develops acute heart trouble.
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Anderson
Ind
Dennis
Mulcahay
Istorng
St. Mary's Catholic
St. John’s Hospital
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