Baseball News From National 1 League Shifts and Errors
Thigago and St Louis engage on Sundays pitch. Chicago stretches ahead but errors mark the game. Lundgren and Beel deliver for the visitors as Carpenter seals the finish.
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Louis
AEAGG
Chieago
St. Lavin
Vundaeren
Ing
Jase Etvaday
Kale
Ceed Laye
Sy Lauis
Raricree Lundgren
Miran Beelane
Aij
Carpenter
Chicago Wins Narrow Game Amid Rough League Tilt
In a tense American League clash, Chicago edged Si Lows as Wishie pitched effectively through three innings, delivering key outs and steady contact. Across the field, errors and early substitutes shaped the score, with standout moments from several players noted by reporters as the game unfolded.
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Wishie
Alge
Eniessa
Stevens
Tripire
Louahlis
Ang Stir
Shamrocks Schedule Set for Promising Fort Wayne Season
Fort Wayne Shamrocks unveil first five weeks of play with strong opposition from top independents. Manager Cleary predicts a successful year as ground work advances and league park opening looms.
Hartford City Opens Baseball Season With Magnolia Visit
Hartford City readies for a spring bagel league season opening on Sunday May 5 hosting Magnolia of Fort Wayne. Manager McCann aims for a strong lineup after recent efforts by George Muff and Fort Wayne connections while fielding a squad from Dayton and nearby clubs.
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George Muff
Chick' Stahl
Boston
Journal-Gazelle
Port Wayne
George Telway
Flatt
Fort Wayne
Hartford City
Magnolia Leant
Fort Warne
Partin
Portland
Cincininti
Cincinnati
McCains Bax
Af Weber
McCann
McCain Ison
Dayton
Bax Bern
Balkys
Bautham Texan
District No. 9 Wins Ball Game In Senior Meet
A chaotic district baseball game notes a win for District No. 9 as players like Gerla and Charles Saneteal Vere lead the offense. Managers and names appear but details are unclear due to fragmented OCR, with mentions of Meonue Rayfenstein and Ralph Sellar among others contributing.
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Diss
Ware
Aefonlad
Xehool
Shongary
Gerla
Java
Charles Saneteal Vere
Albon
Maire Rahi
Ype
Meonue Rayfenstein Rent Pels
Bary
Baseball notes on weather causing cancellations across leagues
Weather disrupted yesterday's baseball schedule with many games canceled or delayed. Reports note players and managers contending with practice disruptions, roster reshuffles, and postponed openings as teams adjust to the stubborn conditions.
Bowling, Want Another Game with Van Wert
The Van Wert Times reports Georney McKay of Brunswick alleys Fort Wayne was here yesterday trying to arrange another series with Mansfield and Van Wert to be played at Fort Wayne. Mansfield had been linked to Lima or a Youth series at Mansfield. Van Wert likely to play at Decatur next Tuesday evening.
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van Waert Times
Georney McKay
Brunswick Alleys
Fort Wayne
Mansfield
van Wert
Lima
van Wer
Decatur
Three youths pretend to be officers in Massillon incident
Three youths from Nine Ate area arrived in the city with an older man found lying on Interurban tracks. Patrolman Eliott took the man to police headquarters for care. The trio, playing police, were disappointed when their ticket refund was denied. Police seek Charles Oxteugh, a young man accused of a $10 theft in Massillon.
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Eliott
Nhen
Charles Oxteugh
Massillon
O. Oxkaught
Wasne
Visiting Turner Association Holds Indiana District Meeting
About sixty delegates from the Indiana District of the North American Turnerbund attended a meeting at Turnverein Vorwaertzall on West Superior Indianapolis. Cities represented include Indianapolis Louisville Evansville Fort Wayne Gary South Bend. Morning session discussed closer ties among societies. afternoon social and evening ladies entertainment. Next district meeting will be in Louisville with decision on Bezirke Thunfeat entertainment. Previously the Bezirksfest drew many teams from about a dozen states to Centlivre Park in Fort Wayne.
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Indiana
Tisnerband
Tore Wayne
Atteml
Turnverein Vorwaertstall
West Superior
Louigeitte
Fork Wayne
Centlivre Park
Crowded Housers Witnessed Theater Feats Last Night
Crowded houses at Theaters last evening—unprecedented demand as R O sign flashed and hundreds were turned away. At the Majestic Miss Mortimer from Fort Wayne drew crowds in No Mother to Guide Her as theaters reported high attendance and large queues for seats.
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Ino Leal
Dpo
Miss Mortimer
Fort Wayne
Local Personal and Career Moves Highlight City News
Mr Wilter Hant leaves for Chicago to join Siegel, Gonper and Company talon ing shops while Bard Archer moves from American Tobacco to American Refining in Chicago. Eighteen year birthday party hosted by Avent Melching in Concordia. Mr Selan relocates to Seattle yarns after Fort Wayne stint. Fort Wayne figures feature in New Mather to Guide Her troupe and theater staff roles. Roists and others visit from Cartels Indian school travels.
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Trchix
Chicago
U Siegel
Gonper & Carmpany
Bard Archer
American Tolacco Company
Nak
American Refining Contoant
Will Axaime
Avent Melching
AL Melching
Concordia
Inner Cahill
Denoph
Nolan
Ford
Selan
Seattle
Fort
Alfazzard
New Mather
Harjestic
Wayne
Roodsie Case
Conrad
Bernt
Robison Park
Mr. Clartor
Temple
Hoth
Forts Wayne
Tohe Gadtres
Pennsylvania
Ha O
Pipe Stone
Minn
Godfrey
Carlisle
Advice to rheumatics and bladder troubles tip
Article from the Chiesa Tribune by Geo. Armand Plood M D urges preventive measures for rheumatism kidney and bladder issues. It recommends lighter soups broths milk and abundant water plus measured exercise and eating slowly. It also promotes a claimed universal cure a detailed home mix described as a safe pleasant spring tonic and blood purifier to be filed with the druggist.
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Chiesa Tribune
Geo
Armand Plood
M.D
Sporting Freddie Cole and Ray Branson arrive for training
Freddie Cole and Ray Branson reached the city yesterday and will train at the Stone club today. Morning road sprints precede an afternoon sparring session with partners at the club house. Cole shows improvement since recent bouts and is confident of a strong showing by April 2.
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Ray Branson
Ciy
Wills
Stone
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Bronson-Bartley
Ching
Williams
Indianapolis
Nic
Willams
Chienga
Fort Wayne Men Attend Big Shoot
Fort Wayne marksmen A. OH. Witte and Willian Thaughnesay head to Crawfordsville for the annual shooting tournament. Fort Wayne contestants travel to compete for the large prize with top country marksmen expected, aiming for a share of the winnings.
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Willian Thaughnesay
Teprenca
Crawfordaville
Tueday
Frites
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Lincoln and Inspiration: Bryan Praises Lincoln's Dream
William Jennings Bryan praised Abraham Lincoln as a unifying symbol and urged schools and colleges to mold citizens of integrity. He denounced money earned by dishonest means and urged churches and universities to refuse such funds, saying public opinion can restore righteousness. He spoke to about 2,000 at the National Theater under YMCA auspices.
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Union Veteran Legion
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Young Men's Christian Association
New York
Ort Wayne Presbytery Meeting Opens in Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne presbytery meets today and tomorrow with pastors traveling from Allen, Wells, Adams, Whitley, Nehat, Steuben, LaGrange, Whitington, Kosciusko, and Elkhart counties. Thirty eight ministers will attend as Rev. Frank M. Fox and Rev. Z M Hanger keynote the sessions and Sunday school institute.
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Wapnanee
Fort Wayne
Comncrion North
Frank M. Fox
Thin City
Allen
Wells
Adams
Whatles
NeKalh
Steuben
Lagrange
Wuntington
Kosciunko
Elkhart
Eamwitless
Serach
Siniay Sehna
Z. M. Hanger
Crawfordsville
W. & Palcher
Ligonter
F. A. van Nnnys
Goshen
Frank M. Fr
A.C. Ormhand
Wa Har
George Cohan to wed in Baltimore prompt marriage plans
A missive notes George Cohan will marry in Baltimore and references to plans, dates, and the young lady identified as Miss Aenes Nelsa of Brookne Mars. It mentions a Fourth of July wedding, prior birthdays, and discussions of engagements, with other local details about cr iropody and Rodenbeck's address at 1004 Calhoun Street.
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Baltimore
Aenes Nelsa
Brookne Mars
Death of Henry W Bussking in Washington township farm blast
Henry W Bussking died last Saturday afternoon in a dynamite explosion on his Washington township farm. Fort Wayne residents knew him as a friend and upright worker in the community. The 90 acre farm lies in the northwest part of the township near Goshen road. The funeral will be at 1:48 this morning from the family home with Rev J J Mayor of St John’s Lutheran church officiating. He left a widow and two children.
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Washington Township
Fort, Wayne
Fort Wayne
Dence
Harmer
Washington Streets
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Ruesking
Henry
Hip Anuehior
Linzie Nnenking
Laatres
Buesking
An American Poet Mentioned by a Curious Claim
An obscure note describes Alixs Carmars as an American poet linked to mysterious Amarien promissory ideas. The text claims he hails from Frederickton and hints at a niche readership that understands such matters. The piece lacks corroborating details or context.
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Alixs Carmars
Amarien
Frederickton
Fort Wayne Play-Goers Winings Fort Wayne Audience Praise
Fort Wayne playgoers praise The Lion and the Mouse as a three night and matinee engagement proves the city’s growing theatrical prestige. Booking managers foresee future major attractions after strong advance sales and record receipts, with Fort Wayne becoming a metropolitan showcase.
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Klaw & Erlanger
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England
Indignation as King Leopold Withdraws Government Action
Brussels reports King Kenpall’s unprecedented withdrawal of government ministers amid parliamentary tension. The decree controversy centers on ministerial resignations and efforts to overturn a law, provoking accusations of political manipulation and growing demand for accountability.
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Costs of Sin Theme Sermon Stirs Indianapolis Audience
A Roberts Park Methodist sermon in Indianapolis on April 14 links sin's price to earthly life. Dr Hurlstone cites wages of sin and Thaw case to warn that wealth cannot shield crime. An impassioned talk condemns extravagance and calls out societal hypocrisy.
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Roberts, Fark Methodist Episcopal Church
Wkibert Hurlstone
Stanford White
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Newanal
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Perdition
Marlon County
Half a crop of wheat in Indiana forewarns drought disaster
Reports from Indiana correspondents say one half to one third of the wheat crop will be cut by winter kills. Open winter and high temperature swings have left thousands of acres brown. Forecasters warn drought may further reduce harvest as farmers plow for corn and oats and fear the coming season.
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Ster
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Berea Woman Wilful Suicide Linked to Domestic Troubles
Mrs Norris of Denver was found dead in Berea amid domestic troubles and illness. Daughter of Dr A J Campbell, wife of Denver attorney William Norris, she was described as one of Berea’s most defined women. Melancholia six weeks prior is noted as a possible cause.
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Daley Camprell
Norris
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Wiliam Norris
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de. A. J. Campbell
Egg Harvest Still On at The White Fruit House
The White Fruit House buys eggs this week paying 17 canta per dozen. Mr J B White contemplates a record breaker as Saturday's haul fills the floor. Most eggs brought in were packed to oats and the plants ranked on the data floor after a thrashing, with only a few scattered about.
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White Fruit House
Egga
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Train Wreckers Work Causes Three Deaths
Train wreckers at Cheneyville, Texas, disrupted Texas and Pacific Railway lines thirty miles southeast of here. A passenger car plunged from an open switch into a awaiting area after a warning signal failed, killing three men and injuring others as speeds neared the collision site.
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Alexandtna
Hrahi
Cheney
Ville
Texas & Pacific
Iri
Adams County Treasurer Christina Dirksen Dies at 77
Mrs Christina Dirksen, wife of John Dirksen and long serving treasurer of Adams County, died Saturday evening at 8 at the residence of Verson Charnes Dirksen near Tirite gon station. Funeral set for tomorrow at 1 PM from St James Lotharian Church in Bingen with Rev Tate officiating.
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John Dirksen
Adama County
Verson
Charnes Dirksen
Tiritegon Station
Decatur
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Wick
Ron
Ainekhalder
St. Jaiis
Lothrran Chiteh
Bingen
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