Michigan Wolverines decline in title bid noted after Thanksgiving loss
ANN ARBOR June 6 The Wolverines season wrapped with a setback to Chicago on the gridiron but followed by strong showings in track and baseball. Michigan claimed the Western track crown at the Country Club Links in Chicago while taking three of four from their baseball rivals, though Chicago retained no formal claim to the national championship. Captain Clement Sminot led the golf event with a subpar score as Wisconsin and Illinois trailed. Tennis saw Missed practice limit Melotti’s squad from competing in the West.
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Fort Wayne and Flint Games Rumored in Interleague Rumor
Special to the Jonmsl Gazcrd from Michigan reports a planned doubleheader between Fort Wayne and Flint with teams negotiating trades and franchise talks tied to the Interstate league. Lima’s manager pursues a cash bonus in trades while noting pitchers Anderton and Warne show form. Fort Wayne Gray and Hanna Rirest prep for a local Sunday show if franchise moves proceed.
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Brooklyn shuts out St Louis in tense National League clash
In Brooklyn, Brown's wildness fueled a 1-0 shutout of St Louis as McCarthy and Ritter held the visitors. Boston and Philadelphia also feature muted scoring as Young, Needham, and Livingston take the mound against Chicago and Philadelphia respective lineups. New York drops a 4 to 1 decision as Overall shines for the visitors and Hugo Ferguson/Tavernni contribute in the late innings.
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Central League Wheeling Wins Ahead of Springfield Clash
June 6 report from Terre Haute notes Wheeling in the lead after a high scoring finish in the central league with Moffitt from South Bend delivering key hits. Springfield defeated by Terre Haute as batteries Smith and Clark held the line in a pitching duel. Notre Dame beats Ohio Wesleyan 4 to 2 in college baseball action.
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Standing of the Clubs and Telegram Results
Grand Rapids at Canton. SHUT Hern at Wheeling, Jatvton at Evarnruq Springreda won rte Haute.
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Cleveland 0 Winter pitched as Cleveland loses 3 to
In a rough box score fragment from a midseason American League card, Samyi and Winter pitched for Cleveland but were tagged for three runs as Chicago’s bats clicked. Donahue and Brouthers contributed for Chicago, while umpire crew led by Loughlin called the game.
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Baseball Roundup From Colubia and Townsville Scores
Baseball briefs note Milwaukee’s run support aided by an error that denied a shutout by Curtile while umpires and batteries are listed for several early games. Townsville reports a late surge as a tied affair breaks before the ninth. Indianapolis and Toledo games are described with pitching battles and late-inning twists.
Carl Fessler Named Adjutant General in Indiana
Monticello Ind June announcement from the Indiana department of the G A R confirms Col J R Fessler of Indianapolis as adjutant general. General J T Neeley plans to transfer duties to Mr Rossier with a formal change expected tomorrow.
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Indianapolly
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Rossier
Special sale on second hand upright piano in Fort Wayne
A second hand upright piano of lata style described as as good as new offered at 160 dollars. Also listed are Raymond Werner pianos and Ever att pianos, claimed to be the only artillery piano carried in stock in Fort Wayne. Address for contact is Guy Conklin at 1008 Cathona.
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Local Military Organizations Entertained at Smoker Night
Battery B hosted a gathering at Sangerbund Hail with members from GaL IG Veter, Boeuisth-America Wir Veterans, Company 19, Pasnd Infantry, 1 Ny G, and the Hiberiday rifles. Speakers included Colonel Robertson and Major Harnett, with tributes by Captain Leonard and Major Tyler, plus a presentation of a silver cup won at Indianapolis camp.
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Davis Case Confused Report From Lafayette Street Saloon
A garbled police blot shows Davis accusing her husband of beating her after an incident at a Curry salon on Lafayette Street. The affidavit could not be completed as key witnesses or dates were unclear.
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Hev and Mrs Schrack to graduate from Wittenberg College
The Rev and Mrs Schrack, newly appointed pastor and wife at Christ's Lutheran Church, Springfield Ohio, will graduate July 7 from Wittenberg College. After years of service and study they pursued college work to renew their vocation, preparing to meet future challenges in their ministry.
Fight at Cubhine Street Involving Syrian Fruit Vendor
A report describes a fight at Cubhine Street involving a Syrian fruit vendor named Mike Lan aha. Police officer Patrolman Magar and Detective Leng tase Right OMA WTAML owis MML Tylana were involved, with Tierney stating Harvey Gavts missed 4. The account is unclear due to multiple garbled names and phrases.
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Governor Hanly Joins Insurance Robbers
In Indianapolis a distorted report claims Governor Hanly accepted an invitation to join an international policy holders committee in New York City. The notice, sent by Seymour Eaton and Samuel Untermeyer, references the arrangement and membership.
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Purdue Memorial Gymnasium Fund Gains $2500 Gift
Lafayette Ind June 6 George Ade gave $2500 to Purdue memorial gymnasium fund ensuring start of work. At the meeting last night President Stone announced further $2500 raised, trustees pledged $25000 to come if $50000 in voluntary contributions was reached. The gift was announced at commencement in Pawler hall amid enthusiasm.
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Largest Purdue class graduates in history at Lafayette
Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana graduates its largest class ever as Fowler Memorial Hall fills with parents and friends. Prof Albion W Small of the University of Chicago delivers the commencement address on the theme Scholar in Society.
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Fire Destroyed Three Ashley Businesses Amid $50,000 Loss
A blaze in the Thagain block of Ashley damaged three business houses and saved the rest of the native business district. The fire caused about $50,000 in total loss before volunteers contained it. Fire officials reported the Delaware steamer vicinity helped coordinate the response.
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Candidacy Cost Him $24 In One Saloon Thought He Was Sheriff
A Pleasant town farm hand named Stephen Swale imagines he is a sheriff candidate and spends 23 to 28 during a saloon spree. He reports to Sheriff Grice that he was robbed and police note his errant mental caper. Patrols are called to explain the scene as another train incident lands in local policing gossip.
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Prisoner tied to protracted spree in local area
Foster Wagner of 108 Buchanan Street reports a suit of clothes stolen yesterday while he played near Williams and Lafayette streets. The prisoner is said to have been involved in a lengthy spree, according to Chief of Pallee Auken.
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Red Men Elect Officers at Mediecanonshqua Lodge
At the Mediecanonshqua lity No. 708 Red Men meeting held Wednesday night in the Jones room the semiannual election of officers occurred. Elected: Prophet J. Howard sachem, F. H. Kleekamp scribe, F H Revert junior ang amore, William Wise trustee, George Harris representatives to the great council, George Bailey and Fred Daseler alternates George Kellar and Filmer Haudaon. Installation set for July evening, moved from July 4.
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Indiana Druid Convention Elects Officers in Indianapolis
The forty sixth annual convention of the Indiana Druids met in Indianapolis. Conrad Ruckteshaus was elected noble grand, C Geider chosen grand secretary, and J T Gehen named grand herald, with other officers appointed for the fraternal body.
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Reformed Presbyterian Synod Adjourns At Allegheny
The national synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church adjourned today at Allegheny, Pa. Delegates attended from various regions, as reported by the Journal-Gazette.
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