Doings in the Baseball World
South Bend bulletin shows Central league changes and player movements as Grant targets Ark, Rittridge signs with Dayton, Arndt drafted by Providence, and multiple transfers among Zanesville Canton and Fort Wayne. Officials note Springfeld franchise transfer to Fort Wayne and possible Chicago league expansion.
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South Bend
Ind
Jarrell
Wien
Grant
Copper Country
South Bead
Rittridge
Deyton
Harry Arndt
Providence
Waeilmingwa
Tri-State
Clyde Dares
Zanesville
Tom Raiting
Tecumseh
Wheeling
Stadford
W. B. Kinwin
Franklin
Wiliam Hughes
Evansville
Huston
Covington
Houghton
Frank Kurke
Calumet
Roy Newcomb
de Haven
Terre Heute
Indianapolis
Little Rock
Toronto
John Connors
Springfehl
Fort Wayne
Zetcher
George Tiemen
The
Indianapolis Star
Tieman
Alea
Remains of Thomas J Jones Arrive in City
The remains of Thomas Jones died last week at Kennett Callf. of typhoid pneumonia arrived in the city yesterday morning and were taken to Klaehn Melening undertaking establishment then moved to his father's residence at 1430 Wells Street. Funeral services will be from the home this afternoon at two o'clock conducted by Rev. RB Semons of Trinity Methodist Episcopal. Interment will be Lindenwood Cemetery. Best Dinner in the city at the Hof Brau 11 to 2 25 cents.
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Thomas
Stones
Kennett
Klaehn & Melening Undertaking Establishment
Wells Streat
RB. L. Semons
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Lindenwood Cemetery
Truant Officer Enforces School Attendance Across County
Truant Officer W. J. Worley orders all parents to ensure child attendance in public schools. Several affidavits have been filed in townships and multiple convictions secured. An affidavit was filed yesterday against Leonard Lenz in Adams Township for noncompliance.
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W. J. Worley
Leonard Lenz
Adams Itownship
Gotham Team Eyes Plums in January Tri State Tourney
Gotham bowlers from New York City likely to travel to Indiana in January 1908 for the Tri State tournament. They aim for side bets and purses, not official titles, as excitement builds per Bowlers Journal. Fort Wayne stars Reynolds and Brink set a high two man score on Brunswicks, while Hartford City alarm sparked by an explosion is reported. Indiana horticultural news notes San Jose scale checks, with a large fruit exhibit planned at Mitchell and discussions of a state horticultural circuit.
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Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Carton
Zanesville
Zangaville
Smith
Monte Hoffer
Chicago
Orst
New York
Jack
Mom Crooks
King Kelley
Springfield
King
Hendricks
New York City
Indiana Bowling Association
Gothamites
Bowlers’ Journal
Journal- Gazette
Fred Reynolds
R. J. Brink
Brunswick
Reynolds
Indianapghlis
San Jose
H. H E. Swain
Indiana State Horticultural Society
Swaim
Tate House
Swaira
Todluna
Fcuk
Indiana
Society
St Mitchell
Ferent
W. B. Huck
S A. Haglett
Joe A. Gurton
Benjamin W. Douglass
CO. Woodberry
Dafayette
Meludins
Explosion kills Frank Alexander at Upland farm blast
Special to the Journalet Gazette reports Frank Alexander aged twenty five unmarr ied was killed by a dynamite explosion while blasting stumps at the Jesse Johnson farm northwest of Upland Indiana. About fifty pounds of dynamite is believed to have detonated. Portions of his body were found miles from the scene. He was the son of Mr and Mrs
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Journalet Gazette
Wartford Cl
Ind
Frank Alexander
Jesse Johnson
Upland
Alexander
Owever
Turney Ladies Win Basketball Game In Laporte
A scrambled local report notes Turney ladies defeat Miami team 14 to 2 in a gym game. The piece lists players from both sides including Die feoptning Wermurh and Gerow, with scattered mentions of events and a banquet planned in La Porte under the auspices of the Laporte democracy and a noodle soup item at Pud's Place on Calhoun Street.
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Empire
Wnorwoods
Scar Norwoods
Ist
Hills
Hal
Audrey
Wa Couden
Robbins Ui
Nussba
Pud’s
Calhoun Street
Miami
Miamis
Tornverein
Vorwaerts
Warners
Cations Riem
Agnes Die Feoptning
Helen Wermurh
Clara
Muler
Daise Houck
Getha Varhou
Laporte
Ind
James Kirby Risk
Lafayette
William Jennings
Bryan
Chicago
Valparaiso
Laporte Democracy
Dismay at Goldfield as troops move in
Reports from Goldfield describe miners holding secret meetings while fearing federal interference. A military convoy of 135 soldiers and 14 officers, led by Col. Alfred Reynolds, travels from Oakland toward Goldfield to quell unrest. Miners fear demonstrations despite no major clashes, while President MacKinnon leads the local union campaign and Sheriff Ingalls maintains order amid tense anticipation.
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Alfred Reynolds
Kreps
Erhley
Goldfeld
United States
MacKinnon
Ineal Miners’ Union
Wiliam D. Haywood
Vincent St. John
Sherif Ingalls
Goldfield
Taada
Hile
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Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Stony Creek
PHC
Union
Patterson-Fletcher Company
Terra Heute—Jackson
Southern
Michigan
Grand Rapids News—Tasmall
Wendrcks
Warnett
Springfeld
South End
Bert Arnie
Oigner
Minneapolis
Millers
Grand Rapids
Phil Arnold
Gardner
Arnold
Mengset
Dick Fadden
Tackson
Autcoma
Southern Michigan League
Jackson
Wilkinson's
Clinton Street
Thomas J. Jones
Hof Brau
Gotham
Reynold and
Stirk
Thoma Alexander
Grant County
Hartford City
Turney Ladies
Oakland Mole
Pullmans
Oakland
Cal
Dac
Twenty-second United States Infantry
Goldifieln
Nev
San Francisco
Nidflela
Miners‘ Union
the Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Penna
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