Railroaders at Themselves Again in Fast Game
Mason easily shut Wheeling out as Evansville, Marion, Grand Rapids, and Dayton won. Lindsay led off with a hit, scored on errors, and driven in by Denis. Belden and O Connell contributed key hits and runs in a high-scoring affair with frequent baserunning and defensive miscues influencing the outcome.
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O'Cornnell
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Baseball scores and weather notes from multiple games
Newswire style recap shows St Louis and New York in a 1 0 result with scattered play by Nichola Warner and Te Tug. Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 7 4 in a July game. Cleveland beats Washington 8 6 while Evansville edges for a late win. Rain interrupts play in New York as teams juggle pitchers. detailed hits and errors noted, crowd reaction mixed.
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New York
St Louis
ST. Louis
Mis
Nale
Foig
Nichola
Tug Warner
Trewern
Polio, Louisville, Kansas City and college grid notes
fragmented report from American Association games covers Louisville beat Kansas City 6 2, Indianapolis and Milwaukee results, and Fort Wingate shout. mentions players OOH TON and others with scattered names, adds commentary on fielding and a diamond display.
Liver Ills and a Reader’s Cure at Hot Springs
A sick reader from Wal Springs Arkansas writes of two years of illness including jaundice and digestive issues. After taking pills from an advertisement and two boxes, the writer reports improvement and asks for more guidance in a respectful note to Bun Zaugg at Hot Springs.
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Nesir
United States
Ark
Terre Haute Fumbles in Home Loss as Grand Rapids Surges
Terre Haute fell behind early and never recovered as Grand Rapids delivered a strong showing on the home turf. The tide began to turn late in the first half and the visitors maintained momentum through the second, sealing a decisive win in a display that stunned local fans.
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Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
City professionals at League game Sunday afternoon
Cap Cothure captains Columbia City in a Sunday baseball visit as Wagner to pitch for the visitors striking out twenty three. The visitors plan a special Pennsylvania train bringing about 400 travelers to Milferd for the event.
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Fieider
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Armstrong Wins Bout in New York Heavyweight Clash
Bob Armstrong of New York defeated Denver Bu Marlin with a left handed stomach punch in the third round of a planned twelve round bout. The fight was billed as a chance at the world heavyweight championship. Armstrong outclassed his opponent.
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Base Ball Today Chicago Officers Face Grand Jury
Twenty four officers and directors of the board of trade surrendered after warrants were issued by Justice Bradwell. They waived examination and will appear before the grand jury if needed to investigate alleged bucket shopping in the board of trade building. The charge is technical and no bucket shopping is claimed to be proven. the board defends itself amid tensions with smokel shops and ticket shop pers.
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Bradwell
Justice's Court
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Brooklyn Dominates Reds 7 0 in National League game
National League action sees Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 7 to 0. The sparse, garbled report lists key names and scores with unclear details but confirms a decisive Brooklyn victory and no Cincinnati scoring.
Clerk Watson Locked Up In Ute District
James A. Watson clerk in the auditor's office was arrested yesterday for alleged embezzlement of large sums. He appeared in police court, pleaded not guilty, and waived preliminary hearing. Bail set at 40000. unable to secure bonds, he remained jailed as counsel seeks relief to 20000 with bonds possible.
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Judge Anderson Grants Lenient Summer Court Handling
In a summer federal court session led by Judge Anderson, three criminal cases were disposed of. Lawrence Buskirk of Angrox faced theft charges and was ordered to appear next term with an account of conduct. Vic Haagkirk’s clemency petition was considered amid ongoing hardship. Mrs. Melhin Dague of Noble was fined $20 for sending obscene letters and failed to appear, with bond forfeited. The proceedings reflected a lenient approach and emphasized restitution and appearance at future sessions.
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Sack of M1 Trial Not Found in Wadding Case
A fragment notes an attempted seizure or ownership claim regarding M1 amid legal action. The record indicates the item was not found or recovered, with details sparse and unclear within the readable text.
Indiana architects win plan for Indiana building at St Louis fair
Fort Wayne architects Wing Maharin chosen for Indiana building at the St Louis exposition. The design emphasizes rest and art over exhibits, mirroring Chicago 1893. Estimated cost trimmed to 35,000 with extra cuts, feature heavy Corinthian columns and a two floor layout including lounging space, library, reading room, governor’s reception, and exhibit area.
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Loriendlure
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Michigan Legislature Ends With Court Jurisdiction Shift
Fragmented OCR text indicates Michigan legislature action ending with a change in the state supreme court membership from five to eight justices. The article mentions constitutional or legislative steps and references a session or committee vote, but specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
Purdue Commencement Highlights Historic Degree Record
The twentieth commencement at Purdue University was held in New Fowler Hall with diplomas awarded to a record number of graduates, marking the largest class in the university’s history.
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Tawi
Dua
New Fowler Hall
Rescheduled yacht race as wind delays off New York
C Tresselt son and crew prepared for a three day event. The fleet faced a light or calm breeze at Sandy Hook as the course was cleared of a boat named Fox. A work boat named Unique was moved after the racers departed. The wind then freshened at first, but deteriorated to near calm by 2 o'clock, postponing several races. The organizers planned to sail one of the postponed races the next day.
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W. C T U Congress Address In Geneva Session
Mrs Faxon a missionary in the Philippines argued the temperance issue as worse there than in America and praised Roosevelt's cooperation. Mrs Frances Barnes of New York resigned the world superintendent post saying you must be more active.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Unio
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