Keeley Institute Promotes Physical and Moral Strength
August M. Canxon, President Salt Lake Stake of Zion, endorses the Kerley treatment as strengthening men physically and mentally. The notice invites readers to contact Dr W Y Daniels in Marion, Indiana, about the Keeley Institute as an opportunity for reform from whisky and morphine dependence.
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Huw
Keeley
August M. Canxon
Salt Lake Stake of Zion
Ds. W.Y. Daniels
Marion, In
Marion Keelay Institute
Fans Pack Stadium Amid Unclear Headlines
Fragmented OCR notes describe a crowded crowd and chaotic scenes around a game, mentioning teams, players, and an event at an unnamed venue. The garbled text references the Tesla, Mathes, and Lin, but contains many unreadable phrases and no clear outcome or date.
Decatur base game and local sports notes mixed
Decatur news item reports on base game results and related city sports notes. Mentions Lila city, Maraeaee DY Wil WHA FLU, Parker apartments, and several players with scattered team names and standings.
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Lairatta
Gymnastic Exhibition and Concert Tuesday Evening
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a Tuesday evening event at 617 W. Superior St featuring gymnastic displays and a concert by Vereim Vorwaerts Reineke's Orchestra with admission listed as 250. The text mentions teams or groups such as the Cubs and Whattan, references to various performances, and scattered names and locations, but the overall coherence is limited.
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Turn-Vereim Vorwaerts
Reineke
Jane
W. Superior St
American League: Untitled Baseball Roundup
Warlington notes a late win as the league game features near misses and standout plays. Graken, Canin, Mev Con, Glade, and Cover are cited among key contributors with Durham and Wevndrigges delivering notable innings.
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Waritington
Graken
Canin
Glade
Tito Trae Dau
Durham
Hale
ATV
American Association baseball notes from Columbus and Indianapolis
In Columbus and St Paul contexts a seventh inning shift featured Wink and Witting with key plays. Kenna started for Louisville with Bilott relieving. Pedtz, Grotwin and Keth contributed at the plate while Saturnine pitching dominated. In Indianapolis Dine and Trang contributed hits as Hattling and Sullivan starred on the mound with a late stretch of runs.
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Columnus
Suma
Wink
Paul Witting
Jisdy
Theore Ril
Muni
Haagerles -Wicker
Hite
Lelbuyane
Sagien
Maopine
Louisville
Kenna
Bilott
Uni
Fenadwin
Vcond
Wil
State
TELE
Iso
Monori Ros
Milwaukee
Mindos Sosie Ottertra
Pedtz
Grotwin
Keth
Eiliott
Umalie-Sullivan
Indianapolis
Dine Andttananole
Aeroatml
Kansas
Onatehe
Ran B
Liv A
Frantz
Criteher and Sullivan
Cerutoner
Werden
South Bend 4 Dayton 1 in Central League clash
In a Central League game South Bend defeated Dayton 4 to 1. Hay Tox led South Bend with strong pitching and timely hitting. Other notable contributions came from Williams on offense and solid defense to secure the win.
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Hay Tox
June Ho
Wetlphieed Bitty
Wits
South Bend
Willians
Devononot
Springfield
Grand Rapids
Base Ball Sunday Blues at League Park
Bluifton va hosts Fort Wayne Shamrocks at League Park with a 3 PM start. The Journal-Gazette urges fans to bring ada and te sultz as part of a promotional effort.
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Bing Wallordieg
Winttian
Totton
Ohatite Daniht
Tudiana
League Park
Bluffton Va
Fort Wayne
Bluifton
Accidental Self-Shot Ends Tragedy at Local Office
Nicholas M. Stone, collector for the St. Louis Wrought Iron Range Co., accidentally discharged a revolver while showing it to his employer in the Bradshaw office at 611 West Wayne Street. The bullet struck Stone in the abdomen and he died about twenty minutes later. Stone, about 47, leaves a large family and had joined the company last May, after a prior tenure with another firm.
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St. Louis Wrought Iron Range Co
Nichols M. Stone
Wrought Iron Range Company
Louis
Fig
RS. Braishaw
District T
Range Company
West
Wayne Street
Lwa
Mr. Stone
Triadshaw
Stong
Fahon
Htoavitus
Mr. Head
Hind Happemel
Ths
Swerligen
Drutslaw
Swerliigen
Mir Bratviniv
Ene
Ploye
Bradshaw
Gweringen
Carrette van Sweringen
Mr. Stowe
Str
Hradshaw
Telford
St. Louis
Reed Hetty
Olay
Port Wayne
Mmaquel Wiradshiow
Aveling
Col ‘Levisons
Chrif Ankenbrack
Broadway
Dayton Avenue
I Tk Ki
Fort Wayne
South Wayne
Alexander Wilson
Citizens Trust Company
Wilson
Fragmentary Local Death Report and Coroner Notes
The text describes a coroner’s inquest outcome related to a shooting death. It mentions Diamuaia’s wife, a coroner J. 14, and that the body was moved toKiwehn & Metchiss undertakers. A telegraph was sent to the family, with a reply received after 8 pm. The body will be returned to Telford for funeral. Stone’s traveling bag found with personal effects after hotel check.
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Diamuaia
Wfe
Iti
Unetami
Stulty
Stone
Gwen
Kiwehn & Metchiss
Telford
Slone
QUEEN Meals Price 25 Cents in Acknowledgement Duel
The report notes a challenge involving Black and a proposed weight match with a list of figures and weights. Danielle weighs 1 pound, and two others monitor two pounds in a trial to cast doubt on the feasibility. The document is signed by Charles W. Cohick Long of Wells Street.
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Horring Ichler Journal Gazette
Mardelic
Helder Kapoor
Danielle
W. Cohick
Wells Street
Fourteen Kinds of Weather in One Day in Kansas
An abbreviated local item notes a dramatic weather day in Kansas. The brief mentions an individual, Butler, and an address in Washington Mill East, reflecting a community weather anecdote with unclear full details.
Obstrvant Namues Advances to Deputy Sheriff Duty
A recently accepted position as deputy sheriff at Mob fron pik is noted as a fine opportunity for service and a chance to aid in law enforcement. The article also reports Mr Hutler discussing Tuesday's weather, listing fourteen distinct weather conditions including rain and sunshine.
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Hutler
Hunting fines honor Indiana notices amid river town chatter
Indianapolis June 1 Joshua Mangold of Miracle fined 6 for hunting without license Tran Blagaman of Whitley county $32 for selling fish and possessing a 300 foot net Fred Geiger and John Adams, also of Whitley county, $12. fifty each for using a 381 foot seine.
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Indianapolis
Joshua Mangold
Miracle
Han
Tran Blagaman
Whitley County
Fred Geiger
John Adams
Whitey County
Supreme Court rules selling whisky cannot be charged as giving it away
In Indianapolis on June 6 the Supreme Court declares a man who sold whisky cannot be convicted of the charge of giving it away. The decision states that proof of giving whisky does not support a selling charge and applies to the case State v. Adolphus.
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Indianapolis
Ve. Adolphus
Supreme Court Reverses Reed Prosecution Verdict
The court reversed a judgment freeing Reed and ordered him tried for allegedly giving two pints of whisky to Edwin Forrett in Greenfield amid Barratt’s dodications. Reed had argued jeopardy after prior charges, but the court ruled that a prior acquittal on one charge does not bar prosecution for a similar offense.
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Suprems Court
Reed
Edwin Forrett
Greenfield
Barratt
Mrs J Wilbur Chapman in critical condition near Epworth
Mrs J Wilbur Chapman wife of Dr Wilbur Chapman noted Presbyterian evangelist is critically ill at Epworth hospital South Bend after a nervous collapse and heart trouble followed by a blood clot. Doctors fear possible amputation if the clot reaches an artery though a vein clot might be resolved. Mrs Chapman, a widely known Presbyterian woman, had been resting at Lake Maxinkuckee.
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Winona Laki
Ind
Chapman
Wilbur Chapman
United States
Epworth Hospital
South Head
Winds Lake
Lake Maxinkuckes
South Bend
Presbyterian Church
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Au Edie Ten
Ted Slee
Manson
Fowler
Reco Blercles
Auy Tire
Fe Brosius & Brosius
E. J. Wilkinson
Clinton Street Bicycle
Columbia St
Brosius & Brosius
We Bay
J.C. Peltier
West Wayne Street
Hattersley & Sons
East Main
Atrest
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Harrison
Omice
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Journal-Gazette
Chicago
New York
Wil and the Bears
Hell
Tesla
Mathes
Decatur
Mary Buna
Sten
Parker
Awa
BS Phather
Bowke
Sheehuridy
Liz
Chine
Btalatelar
Alehoard Deans
Iis Bnow
Amos Imi
Reyer
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Ako
Mathewine Pola
Thane
Hiling
Gevlin
Pinker
Flor
Hago
Philadelphia
Exeeba
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Sanre Ae
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Jinderien
Noonan
Coeetian
Dackitach
Caples
Carpenter
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Aiton Samlogt
Alpreman's
Donnie
Ia Oleh Hunter
American Association
Arheine Wan
Lage Pet
Antes Peokis ii
Coligny
Uy Nm
Ue Yyenhiat
National League
Mudetpheig
Laptlin Weld
Chia
George Bear
Uisrey White
George
Tim Mann
Sundey
Willy
Washington
Columbus
St, Paul
Kansas City
Central League
Dayton
College
Philadelpha
University of Pennoytvanie-Carlislé
Ain
New Haven
Holy Doogs
Yale
Journal-Gazete
Ada
Nicholas M. Stone
Askin & Marine
Calhoun St
Rae Sa
Chick Long
Black
George Bardelio
Soma
KS. Butler
Washbington Mil East
da Amin
Forest Park
Supreme Court
J. Wubur Chapman Ish
Ayer
Dowaho
Vay
Bayton
Avenur
Col. Calhoun & Berry
Sis
Ww. E. Doud
Old National Bank
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