11 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
1
Philadelphia defeats St. Louis 3 to 1 as Waddell and Lowin contribute four hits and strong pitching. Boston, Washington, New York, and Chicago also post wins with notable performances and run totals amid a busy midseason schedule.
Fragmented OCR text describes a National League item from St Lola with scattered names and places. It mentions players such as Wagner and Lewison and references a game or event with Tor, New York, and Philadelphia. Details are unreadable and largely garbled.
Kansas City 6 Louisville 3 follows a busy sports page with scattered results and names such as Sullivan Worden and Teenie St. Daal. The text mentions various players, venues, and event details, but the readable portion confirms a baseball or similar game result and several track or naming references without full context.
Fragmentary report shows Can Association results with Milwaukee four to Indianapolis one. text mentions June 10 37 and names such as Cromley Sandia and others, but the readable portion records a practice session and player names rather than a clear event outcome or full teams.
E J Wilkinson 617 Clinton Street markets bicycle tires and bikes with a focus on quality for the money. Prices range from 2.00 to 3.75 for tires and 20.00 to 35.00 for bicycles, with a complete repair shop and evening hours. Ruby Sugeles retired, OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 2450.
WOOD Ind June 18 Joseph Melinten near Springfield reports defeating the wilted plant crisis with a modified “bucking” mower implement. He adapted last year’s $45 planters to $6 machines, planting 5 000 tomatoes in six rows with a boy and two helpers, touting a breakthrough for local farmers. He plans to patent the method as neighbors convert old machinery into tomato planters.
Pat Abbott drove the horse to a clear walkaway win in the Latonia Derby while J Leriy and other connections followed in the crowded field. The winner led from early pace and held off several challengers to finish ahead by five lengths with the crowd cheering as the Abbott team claimed the big prize and purses nearby.
Despondent by domestic troubles Homer Be jatt, thirty, fired an ounce of corrosive f amate today in Warsaw Indiana. His condition is critical. News mentions Hart and Schreck, bout proposals, and manager Mike in Lewisville seeking a match next week with clear references to a boxing event and purse arrangements.
Canton league club brings long awaited open date as Shamrocks, led by manager Cleary, stage plans for Thursday. Crowds expected to fill stands for a repeat of past glory with fans eager to see old favorites and new runs in the seven inning display. Local sections note enthusiastic reception and strong turnout for the showcase game involving Shamrock lineup and Reedville connections.
June 1 report from Hudson and Garrett area covers Sunday visits by Mins. Mefilellan Midlar and Mrs Bert Libey to South Milford. School and town trustees meet in Angola on official business. Local incidents include a near-torsion mishap and a baby born to different families. Eighth grade commencement in Billfeld township set for June 24 at Rackets church. Several residents travel to Fort Wayne for errands and repairs on interurban lines and King Street concrete work.
Carl Mortorff of Auburn died after an accident near Ravenna on a Saturday. He was twenty three and formerly rented a home with Mrs. Elizabeth Carmon in Auburn. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by the Channeh of Christ. The second item concerns the case of Alavensteck vs Urink and Ida Murphy regarding custody, with grandparents to care for the child and the mother retaining visitation rights.
Waterloo Indiana notes list numerous Sunday visits by residents including Clark Winuson, Girardat, Alfred Kelley, Williats lracdot, Sowell, Kennedy, Dugard, Ranphouge, and others. Social calls span Auburn Angola and Wayne area. Charles Larson, aged sixty nine, died Sunday. funeral arrangements to be held Tuesday at noon.
Auburn minor news items reveal a string of local visits and gatherings. Names include Farnk Siggiern, Mrs Towlbe Cowan, Mrs Walter Bhermain, Ge! Tay, Lael Mra, Willi Barnet, and Mies Earn Davis attending various events in the community. The piece notes travel, family visits, and a literacy meeting, alongside a local amusement modeler and tent show planned at the baseball park.
The Notre Dame and St Marys ceremonies began with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Francia clinent Belly, formerly of La peer, Mi¢l., now of Chisage. The class presented the Ammienh flag to fly over the university this year. Father Kelly spoke on The Last Battle of the Gods, warning on false culture and urging strong American manhood.
The Journal Gazette reports a slippery man named Mr. Raffies arriving in Fort Wayne proposing public raffles and a cash reward for information. He describes a staged capture plan with coded phrases and promises payment if found, warning readers to watch for a man in a green tie and button shoes near the transfer corner today.
The Rev James J French of Notre Dame delivered the baccalaureate sermon to St Marys College graduates. The class includes members from Christian wom and Notre Dame. A farewell loop and commencement exercises are planned in South Bend with notable speakers including O Flynn and Morrie Mulloy. The class comprises departments in theology history economics law English hay science and pharmacy. A Boston benefaction supports a widow and reshapes donations for the ceremony in Houston.
Fragmentary text notes Cleveland players subbing in and successful field goals as the team eyes a big market push. Mentions American teams and expected competition, with emphasis on turnovers and scoring drives amid uncertain substitutions.
Sporting Editor reports Chick Long and manager Mopinrty accept the Blacks wrestling challenge. Full card features 124 pound match with Yiluck Somer, weight 140, plus a main event under St Jug Alte club auspices. Patterson-Fletcher Co. price range listed from 1.00 to 1.100.
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