Philadelphia Clubs Hold End Week Post in Pennant Race
Philadelphia clubs kept their pace at the top of the pennant chase after two weeks of shell play. The Athletics extended their lead while the New York rivals pressed. Cleveland dominated the junior circuit, winning all seven games and amassing 156 percent in the week, with Cincinnati pushing to climb out of last place amid solid pitching from Falken.
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Philadelphia
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Athletics
Polits
Bur
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Falkenere
Cincinnatia
Teaguers
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McGraw Machine
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Mor
Nationa
Brooklyn
Chicas
Pittsburgh
Louis
Rashington
Boston
Detroit
Boldrick to Ottawa Clears Pitcher to Canadian Club
Ward reported by James Burke that Bil Boldrick was transferred from Fort Wayne to Ottawa of the Canadian league. Ottawa manager Shaughnessy plans to use the veteran pitcher sparingly as his staff has been troubled of late.
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Ward
James Burke
Fort Wayne
Bil Galdrick
Shaughnessy
Ottawa
Shay
Galdrick
New Haven Wallen game called off due to wet grounds
A New Haven Indiana baseball game between New Haven and Wallen was rained out as Wallen failed to field a full team in time. In Roanoke Indiana the Roanoke team defeated the Frayne Mackmen 4 to 1, scoring their only run on a steal and a misplay.
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New Haven
Ind
Wallen
Amnakrment
Roanoke
Joie Blves
Thia Place
Frayne Mackmen
Vinstors
Pasegen
Gunagry
Obreia
Lenniger
Zeider to Captain of Elkhart Team
Elkhart Indiana June 1 Rollin Zeider the Chicago American player recently traded to New York will be field captain against Frank Chance according to reports on the White Sox train to secure Zeider for the Cubs several seasons ago Princeton New Jersey June 1 Turrance Fiske Princeton junior student of Minneapolis has been elected captain of the Tiger track team for 491 after tonight’s appointment
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A Zeider
Elkhart
Ind
Rollin Zeider
Chicago
Princeton
N. J
Turrance Fiske
Minneapolis
Tiger Track
Detroit Flinger Sold to Coast Team
Detroit American pitcher Al Klawitter was sold today to the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast League. The transfer aims to place him with the west coast club at once, with negotiations ongoing through the Journal-Gazette ads promising results.
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Detroit
Mid
al Klawitter
Detroit Americans
Sacramento Club
Trom
Tigers
Journal-Gazette
Milburn Recovering From Injuries Ahead of Cup
Devereux Milburn of the American polo team, set to defend the international cup next week against two British teams, has somewhat recovered after a pony fell on him during a practice. He was treated by Harry Payne Whitper and had risen from bed by the end of the day. His participation in the cup games, starting June 10, remains uncertain.
Rain Delays Fort Wayne Track Meet At Otoc Driving Park
Heavy rains left a muddy track forcing the Fort Wayne Amateur Athletic Association to postpone its second annual track meeting scheduled yesterday afternoon at Otoc Driving Park. A special meeting of delegates to the central body will be held to select a date and staging for the postponed event.
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Fort Wayne
Oto
Walsh to Meet Kilbane in Ohio
Boston June 1 Jimmy Walsh has accepted an offer from Cincinnati to box Johnny Kilbane in Ohio on July 4 Plans are being laid to stage the bout in a baseball park Kilbane and Walsh fought to a draw last year.
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Boston
Jimmy Walsh
Queen City Club
Cincinnati
Johnny Kilbane
Plana
Kilbane
Walch
Aga
Ruth Katharina Daggett Baptized in Masonic Rite
Ruth Katharina Daggett, daughter of Byron B. Daggett, was baptized at the Scottish Rite cathedral in Buffalo on June 1. The ceremony made her a ward of the Lodge of Perfection and entitled to guardianship of the Masonic fraternity worldwide. Daggett held the title of thirty second degree Tiago.
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Buffalo
Ruth Katharina Daggatt
Babs
Byron B. Daggett
Mita
Lodge of Perfection
Stotanilon
Mr. Daggett
Tiago
Prison League Standings Show Giants, Pirates Leading Surprises
In the prison league beyond Atlanta, the Giants and Pirates vie for top with hot streaks as Old Reliable Matty, nicknamed Black Matty, suffers a season setback after a late injury. The Pirates surge with key hits as the league follows American league rules and a tense race unfolds between Hustlers and Figures.
Rifle practice at Lake James Angola Ind June L
The article reports on a rifle practice event at Lake James near Angola Indiana with the first national twelve having the highest scores. It notes participation by the Third Regiment of the IF SN and mentions Warsaw as the next host, with events on the 28th, 23th, and 2hth. Weather affected the shooting and eight teams were represented.
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Angola
Ind
IF. SN
Regimenta
Warsaw
Abzencel
Turrinon
van Auken
Fanot
Whhen
Wayne
Auburn
Columbia City
Auto and Buggy Crash Injures Five in Indiana
Indianapolis June 1 Five persons were injured and likely fatally when an automobile carrying three men rammed a buggy near Bridgeport Indiana, overturned and dumped the injured at Indianapolis The victims include Misner Richmond Tud internal injuries Mrs Pletcher Bridgeport head injuries Alisa Ruth McCroud Bridgeport head injuries and Carl Stein bruises The buggy was demolished The driver Van Huen claimed no knowledge of the buggy approaching while Mrs Pletcher said she did not hear the car The other man in the car was injured AMERICA GETS IN THE BIG ASSOCIATION COPENHAGEN June 1 The international football association voted favorably on the Arctician application for admission.
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Indianapolis
Bridgeport
Ind
Udianopolis
Misner
Richmond
Wiliam van Etten
Irs
Banquet and talks by American Steel Wire agents in Van Wert
Van Wert News reports T Gilliland, agent for American Steel Wire, hosted a banquet at Riggin restaurant for local agrarian leaders and users of wire fencing. Afterward, speakers addressed the audience at the G A H Hall. Nearby social notes mention residents returning from visits in Bourbon, Fort Wayne, Toledo, London, Tenn., Delphos, and Indian Lake, with several travelers joining relatives and guests across Ohio and Indiana.
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C. M. Moore
Bourbon
Ind
Harry Grant
A. Hills
Seem
Emma Beach
Fort Wayne
Kiein
ET. Mcfarland
Toledo
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Dana Snyder
Franklin Carle
London
Tenn
Floyd Rote
Greenville
Ang Burs
Patrick O'Bara
Lewis Wilean
Mabel “Lauvel Gre
Delphos
Misa
Karn Longsworth
D. M. Gregory
Chicago
For & Watt
J. H. Foster
Flo Benveltt
Shome
Roanoke News highlights and town notes June report
Alva Bloom falls ill at bank work while D A Wasmuth is away and Augustus Wasmuth steps in. Squire Bowersock remains ill. T K Biggs fished with three witnesses to verify catch size. Work halted on a waterworks well as the team surveys flow. Hoy Riker is described as town’s proudest lunby pier. Mrs J Tighland visits Ohio. J S Cummings, 80, dies of blood poison. burial in Glenwood. Professor Hackett returns from Corylian. Philip Christy on vacation from Cadillac.
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Roanoke
Jnd
Alva Bloom
D. A. Wasmuth
Augustus Wasmuth
Squire Bowersock
T. K. Biggs
North Main Street
Whitley County
Wis Wif
Teven
Cummings
Glenwood
Paul Hackett
Hema
Coryilan
Philip Christy
Cadillac
Miet
Christy
Roangke
Toloda
Ohio
Student Bather Drowns In Creek at Belford
Belford Inf June 1 Rowen Taylor nineteen president of the senior class drowned while swimming in the Wever near Belford. He was caught by an undercurrent and sank before companions could reach him. He was earning money through school by delivering papers.
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Belford
Taylor
Blah Sehool
Ife
Mechanician Joel Dunning Injured in 300 Mile Race
June 1 reports from Indianapolis describe mechanician Joel Dunning of the Mason automobile in the Memorial Day 300 mile race mishap. Dunning’s left lung was injured and three ribs broken while the car overturned. An X-ray was planned as doctors expect slow improvement. Driver Jack Tower suffered a broken leg and is also reported improving.
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TN Manapolis
Joel Dunning
Mason
Dunning
Jack Tower
Conn
British and American Para Treaty Renewed for Five Years
Secretary Bryan and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice signed a new five year renewal of the arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain. It limits disputes of a legal nature that affect vital interests or the honor of either nation, with avoidance of third party harm. The renewal, running through June 4, awaits Senate approval and mirrors similar accords with France, Italy, and Spain. Diplomatic interest centers on treaties with Japan, China, and Mexico as expiration approaches.
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Bryan
Cecil Spring-Rice
Great Britain
Hague
Senate
France
Italy
Spain
Japan
sInxi
Wilson
Mexico
Huerte
Huerts
Ada Lady Judge to Undergo Operation at Hops Hospital
Mrs. Judge Lawrence of Ada was brought in yesterday by her husband for an operation at Hops hospital scheduled Tuesday.
Dance at Andrew Presling home draws seventy five couples
June news from Decatur highlights a large dance party at the Andrew Presling home near Wile Hares. Social visits include Mrs. Titus en route to Fort Wayne, the Absence of treasurer Miss Nes Esdy, and many locals visiting relatives in Findlay and Fort Wayne. Community chatter notes church meetings, kinship gatherings, and local business figures commuting to Ridgeville.
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Andrew Presling
Wile Hares
D. M. Cushman
Watling
Fort Wayne
Titus
Willstra
Port Wayne
Clara Colonel
Lc Maworth
Crystal
Russiaville
I. H. Stone
Virail Lower
John ‘Wagoner
First Street
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A. Weis
Convoy
Meg
Tulin Cotchit
Nase
Lury Ballfax
Lina, OG
J D. Andrews
Missen Hulda
Bertha Toser
Charles Sweitzer
Wees
W.mh. Medderohann
Tion Edwards
Anel Ueynsids
Berenda
Irs
M. FE. Johmson
Mise Vinlee Voute
Kort Wayne
Gert Reynolds
Tutheran Hospital
Robison Park
Fred Yesbelle
Alhind
Sullivan
Considine Orirenit
Empires Theatra
Sell Anything Through The Journal Gazette Ad Line
Advertisers are urged to call The Journal Gazette to place a three line advertisement. The notice claims the paper reaches more readers than rival papers, yielding better ad results.
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the Journal-Gazette
Journal-Gazette
Journal- Gazette
Waterloo Notes Highlights From June Visit And Local Guests
Waterloo readers glimpse June social pages with Frank Young visiting from Chicago as an electrician, local relatives attending Memorial Day services, and health updates. Miss Etta Witmer joins the sick list. Mrs D Hood visits family in Waterloo. multiple towns send guests and news of deaths, births, and family visits across Auburn, Adrian, Gary, Toledo, and nearby areas.
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Ind
Frank
Young
Chicago
Iis Wayhead
Harry Brown
Etta Witmer
Winnie Dietrick Cayier
Alibba
George Hal
Hiram McEntarfer
Bert Maxwell
W.S. Getis
Toledo
George Wright
D. Hood
Ohio
Dorw. Buttman
Lulu Hood
Zisiton Stull
Adrian
Miehtran
Bi Silas Falea
Madden
Auburn
Edwin Musser
Ashiy
Washington Belts
Horace Warford
Butler
Nathan Butier
Mickevills
Silas Morton
Wudson
Michigan
George Kuhlman
Mra
I McFadden
Leone Ellis
Mra Bush
Mina Maé McIntosh
Paul Wood
Gary
Indiana
Levi Suawalter
Near million in May fire losses feared in city
May fire losses total approaching one million dollars as 831 fires occurred in four weeks. Daily averages ranged from about 2 000 to 20 000 with heavy losses in the first half. Lightning caused several fires and one boy was killed. arson and careless handling of matches and torches contributed to many blazes.
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Longley
Ncard
Res
Uehming
Msaine
Chintheys
Chefins
Myron Downing Returns Home from Chicago
Myron Downing, owner of the Myron Downing Bakers, came back yesterday from Chicago where he had been for health reasons. The trip did not improve him much and he remains confined to his home in a precarious condition.
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Myron Downing Bakers Company
Chicago
Cai- Jina
Butler News notes many local visits and guests
A stream of visitors and relatives are listed as staying with Butler families including Mrs. Sam Jones in Columbia City, Roy Apt of Toledo and Guy Apt of Pontiac visiting with parents Chas Apt, Mrs. John Shilling of Chili and Ora Waterman, Dr. Harrison and wife, and numerous cousins and friends from Akron to Bryan. Decorations day plans and summer visits are announced, with travel to Toledo and Waterloo for short trips.
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Ind
Fred Dimini
Bran
A. H. Aldrich
Sam Jones
Columbia City
W. E. Jones
A. Martin
Roy Apt
Toledo
Guy Apt
Pontiac
Mich
Chas
John Shilling
Chili
Ora Waterman
Zamly
Frank Ash
Cleveland
Alvin Ash
Voledo
Jesse Oberlin
Mildred Tomlinson
Isa Bessie Jennings
Mrz
Sherman Hotter
Missea Mable
Cor Keriestriel
Auburn
Robert Elden
Mildred Stone
Hamilton
Ott Gengnagle
Yela Yes
Clyde Pattee
Dorothy
Fitm
Detroit
Jind Dirs
George Pateee
Mable Richards
Sandallville
Mise Blanche Campbell
Free Kiplinger
Martha Rine
Lafayette
DB. Croninger
Als
Earnest
Edgar
Peru
Bee
D. B. Croninger
Charles
Clarenga Croninger
Martha Workman
Steubenville
Geller to Attend Bakers Convention
Mr and Mrs I K Geller of Indiana will attend the Tri State Bakers Convention hosted by Indiana and Michigan bakers. Geller serves on the convention executive board and as treasurer of the Indiana Association of Master Bakers.
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Bakers Convention
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pDewrait Chix
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P Convention
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Death claims Louis P Huser longtime justice of the peace
Louis P Huser a prominent Fort Wayne figure and longtime justice of the peace died at 2 30 PM at his home 191 Jackson Street age sixty one following a stroke suffered a week earlier He served four terms as justice of the peace and twice represented the fifth ward as a councilman A Democrat with Lutheran church ties left a widow a daughter Minnie Huser two brothers George of Detroit Albert of Fort Wayne and two sisters Mrs Lewis Schroeder Adams County and Mrs Christ Blomberg Fort Wayne Funeral services set for later with arrangements at St John Lutheran church and Endinger’s at Lindenwood.
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the Pages
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Huser
Warren
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Nifth
Eh Tonn
Lutheran Courch
Beaides
Minnie Huger
George
Detroit
Albert
Lewis, Schroeder
Adams County
Christ Blomberg
St John‘s Lutheran Church
Dannecker
Memorial Service Attended by Notables in Cathedral Clove
A large crowd gathered at Cathedral Clove Mount St Alban Way for the annual memorial service honoring those who died in the Spanish American War. U S veterans led the exercises with principal addresses by Chaplain Bayard and Bishop Manning, reflecting on service and sacrifice.
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Wilson
Hig Catinet
Army
Navy
Cathedral Clove
Mount St. Alban
United Spanish War Veterans
GL. Bayard
Alfred T Manning
Wishon
Three Lads Run Away From State School
Three youths Jorn Reet Pewey Rude and Waldo Sharp escaped Ox Indiana School for Frethe-Minded Youth at five o clock. They were found near Mallerman farm northeast of town as sheriff and police were alerted to watch for them.
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Pewey Rude
Waldo Sharp
Minnutes
Ox Indiana
Mallerman
St Louis visitors report health update after attack threat
William and Walter Yarns from St Louis visit and report improvement in the Wife of Patio Sergeant Cragr tex. She had been threatened with IRAReeHE and seemed at risk of amputation, but yesterday she stood on her feet again for the first time in three weeks.
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Walter Yarns
St. Louis
Eelanies
Cragr
Tex
Irareehe
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