Osteen Returns as Fort Wayne Lockamy Shortstop Sees Move
The famous shortstop Chan Osteen is now with Fort Wayne, with a new superintendent added to the short field. Reports say Varnell and Claude 13 arranged the deal as Osteen’s market value sparked bids from several clubs including Loyutaville and Giles with the Axe. Central league connections and spring talks frame the purchase price and future play under new management.
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Fort Wayne
Claude
Varnell
Yarnell
Port Wagie
Osteen
Minghin
Loyutaville
Proaidene Vieenell
Coure
Giles
Huyle Alin
Oateon Jed
Central League
Hatch
Concorde College
Chery
Gorman
Manaver Hendricks
Ng Heen
Eh Mansfield Club
Tin Ohi State
Winona Aggies Schedule Six Games This Spring
Winona Agricutural Institute baseball team releases a six game schedule with conflicts listed against Bremen, Columbia City, Notre Dame and Winona Lake. The schedule includes April games at Bremen and Columbia City, and May fixtures at Notre Dame, Winona Lake, and Columbia City with Sanaphee at Winona Lake.
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Winona Aggies
Joist News
Winona Dake
Ind
Wintnt Agricultural Tnatitate
Hay
Anrili&Bremen
Wremen
Apel
Columbia City
Winenake
Serin Hall
Notre Dame
Hremen
Winona Lake
Columbia
Easter flowers at Veseys and pool game result noted
Easter lilies azaleas spireas hyacinths and tulips offered by Veseys. In Chicago April 4 the afternoon pool game of the Dont tournament saw Houston defeat Foy by a score of 126. A cab call line for Hof Brau Haus is listed.
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Veseys
Houston
Foy
Tong
Police News Raises Offenses and Winter Abates With Warm Weather
Henry Holtz an employee of Tolling Millis was directed by Officers Btrodel and Spillner on a warrant sworn out by a woman and a child charging indecency and disorderly conduct. three drums were seized and arrests made. Warmer weather brings a flood of reports of mischief on the commons and windows broken. The second annual ball of Beer Drivers Union No. 4116 is set for Easter Monday evening at Saengerhundtal.
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Henry Holtz
Millis
Btrodel and
Spillner
Beer Drivers’ Union No. 4116
Saengerhundtal
National League Scores and Baseball Notes
National League report with New York beating Philadelphia 3 to 1, Mathewson pitched well, and details on Brooklyn 9, Boston 2, and St. Louis rain delays. Mentions K. R. Campbeall and Schiloty, umpire BROOKLYN, plus city items from Kokomo and a tragic death scene in Indiana.
Young Wife Dies of Appendicitis in Grand Rapids Affair
Grace Greenwood Quivey, wife of Grand Rapids and Indiana conductor Harry G. Quivey, aged 31, died at St Joseph's hospital from appendicitis. Surviving are her husband, two children, her parents Mr and Mrs Thendere Titus, a brother Charles Titus, and a sister Mrs Warren Paterson. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm from the Quivey home on St Thomas street with Rev Stafford officiating.
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Grace Greenwood Quivey
Harry G. Quivey
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Winter Street
St Joseph's Hospital
Solon Edward
Charles Titus
Fort Wayne
Warren Tpattergon
Livingston, Mont
Stnt Thomas Street
Stafford
Baseball scores from an era a double feature of leagues
April games feature St Louis beating Cleveland in ten innings 2 1 with key hits by Stovall and Turners, Chicago toppling Detroit 15 8 in a high scoring tilt, and Washington defeating Hunting ton Ave crowd as Delahanty shines. Philadelphia crushed New York 16 0 as Kisso and Doyle provide the early fire.
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Cleveland
Louis
Telly
Josh
Abe Hity
Ows
Willian
Walley
Perris
Clyveland
Stovall
Jagnie
Turner
Philadelphia
New York
Ure
Ory
Kisii Ant Doyle
Nilen
gonuad_ rola
Ralis
Phildelphia
Aoovonaonn
Carter
Smith
Dovie Yd Hlenow
Hurst and
Connelly
Scandals Force Actress to Cancel Engagements
New York April 14 Miss Tula Marlowe, seriously ill at the Plaza after a nervous breakdown from ten weeks of alleged sins, will have all engagements canceled for the next fortnight. Doctors hope she resumes in May at the Livre theater. her attorney calls charges outrageous.
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New York
3Uiss
Tula Marlowe
Plaza Hotel
Hyuberts
Livre
Miss Marlowe
M. Allenstarr
Bryan Speaks at Peoria Crowds Hear Man About Age
Seven thousand people from central Maoin turned out in Peoria Illinois to hear William J Bryan. Judge Nicholas E Worthington introduced him. The hour and a half address covered the Democratic platform with no reference to Senator Sullivan. Bryan recalled he was too young when he first ran and joked about being too old if not elected soon. He left for Chicago at midnight.
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Peoria
Central
Maois
Wm. J. Bryan
Nicholas E. Worthington
Mr. Bryan
Milteeman
Roger ©. Sullivan
Creve Coeur Club
Brian
Teo Oid
Mr Ryan
Chicago
Notice of the May 1 1908 Primary Voting Places in Allen County
Notice lists the precincts in Allen County Indiana and their polling places for the May 1 1908 primary election for county judicial legislative and township races. It names Ward and precinct locations including streets shops barns and schools across First through Tenth Wards and various townships with scattered venue details and addresses.
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Allen County
Ind
First Ward
Wolf Shoe Shop
Joe Biya
Wayne Strert
Desferson
Mott's Grocery
Jewla Street
Hanna Street
Roy & Bacoa Barn
Superior Street
Columbia Street
Brieker Barn
Neg
Putin
Barr 'S Tenet
Tuury Nix Shoe Shop
Barr Street
Lows Feist Tailor Shop
Ly Lafayetts
Tous Mouse
Cinnor Main
Malden Inne
Orl
Harpisan
Wolin's Lvery Stable
Lewis Gineet
Donglags
Pereverends
Grail Street
Tear of Uorstman Tailor Shop
Wilco
Fourth Ward
Gepluirt's Meat Market
Ewing and
Malin Streets
West Jeffers
Boulet
Ewing
Jeffrraon Alrests
Higeman's
Hendricks Street
Peeginge
Dawson Street
Roltent
Iba's Grocery
Fairfield
Anvenue
Jocust Street
Fifth Ward
Ney
NC Beye
Anucurett
Pueciney
Sereeercreey
Nekley's
Main Street
Ripre
Broadway
Stromer Wall
Magle Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
M. Retthmiler
Pairfield Avenue
Poplar Streee
Hoffman's Carpenter Shop
Graigh
Liavenua
Webster Street
MG Tome Avenue
Surner Leith and Hoagland
Throckmorton Cigar Factory
Seventh Ward
Lafayette
Wallace Streets
Lafayette Street
DeWalt
Lafayette Streets
Pouliac
Schultz Shoe Shop
Wells Street
Pape High Street
Henkenius Place
St. Mary's Avenue
L, Schroeder
Tenth Ward
Uult Paver
Oliver “Street
Am Torea Street
Gay Street
Oliver ‘Street
EB. Craighton
Wayne Township
John Engle
Plyng Road
Sesenedithele Marble Works
Es Adams Township
Minneapolis Rot So Fast In Ninth Inning Showdown
Manager Hendricks and his Central Iansuers battled the Minneapolis club of the American association yesterday. A late rally by Minneapolis, aided by wild pitches and walks, yielded a two run ninth inning, with Patterson briefly in pitching contention and Safford, Nye, and Kelly delivering key hits. The visitors suffered from miscues and umpire calls as the home club took the decision in a tense finish.
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Jack Jéndricks
Central
Iansuers
Minneapolis
Nesidechin
Comblentlona
Sumpriae
Tale
Thalr Feut
Chelyance
Wayne
Wayne Jenny
Fay
Henilrelt
Saris
Grakwin
Pelegiment
Wada
Singis
Tung
Selform
Maunzer Freeman
Maniges Hendricks
Patterson
Quinlan
Belchorfer
Hendricks
Conley
Safford
Lnter
Mist BGS Eye Sight Special USA HES Joseshom 5
The game features Kemp's grounder and a late rally as Dickey drives in the winning run. Umpire Conley notes gear issues, while fan attendance and security at the park draw attention. Union organizers plan baseball at the park, prompting protests over free grandstands and fence-side viewing.
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T Mist
USA
Hes Joseshom
Minneapolis
Conley
Hendricks
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Boston Nationallenges
Jordin
Humin Ron
Jed Tonee
Rat Winston
Beapklyn Creer
Olonsolo Man
A Bultterle
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Rucker, Bell and Ritter
Wayplees
Minalie
Rudderham
ST. Louis
Kokomo
Anna Thomas
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Bawardt .Thomas
Oung
the People's Store
Just
Eres
People's Store
Detroit
Nate Dagust
Washington
Gorton
East Wind
Huntington Avenue
Ramo
Che Yialters
Delahwenty
Che
Biritch Gut Wine
Young and Criver
Scandals Wreck
Beauty
Julia Marlowe
Bryan
Old
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Madison
Maumee
Ew Haven Town
James Hunt
Kew Haven Avenue
Jan Smith
Panne
Grant Avenue
Washington Township
Wallace
JosEen Township
Cetiler
Schon Hase
Perry
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Tateh
Sattertown
Township
Tool Howe No
Monroe Township
Monroevile
Monroeville
Marion Township
Hoor Fog Tremary
Wilding
Woodburn
Selon House
Milan Township
Lake Ownship
Senter
Jefferson Township
Hngl Hauke
Chool
Eel River
Sehool Hose
Cedar Caeek Township
Aboit Township
Brrankline
Bleasant Township
Kinise
Sheldon
Scipio Township
Tapavette
Schaal
Irgreon Township
Baliwin
Fadgertan
Board OF Primary Election Commissioners
Joseph N. Mason
William Fruechtenicht
Punt
Wilbur G. Carpenter
Precing
American Association
Graham
Kemp
Gvetcoma
Muldowney
Black
Tremer
Larpertal
Dickey
Kean
Nodear
Wrahin
Kelly
Mary T
Oberling
Belersdorfér
Psu
J Lack
Polmie
Ae Nee Satrede
E Kay
Diyo
Radsists
McKean
Jamu
Nye
Brruch
Ouany Iaillen
Hy Beleredorfer
balls—Buelow
Orr Balersdorfer
Dad le Plap
Millar
Umnira
Journal-Gazette
Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Co
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