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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
1
A child suffered a severe diphtheria attack with neck gland swelling. After iodine failed, left gland grew and required incision and removal. A neck open- site stayed for years. In 1884 treatment with S S cured him completely, with no relapses since. Signed B S Ragland Royal Bag Mfg Co Charleston DC.
In Auburn Indiana Judge Bratton overruled the demurrer in James I Glasscock vs Courier Co. and set a ten day hearing to determine the companys solvency. The case hinges on whether a receiver will be appointed or the stockholders seek control to keep operations alive.
June 14 dispatch reports Japanese forces driving Russian left flank posts beyond Kaoce river and occupying heights north of the river. A substantial force backs the move as Field Marshal Osama readies a general offensive. Two Chinese bandit leaders captured at Omoso arrive in the rear area. Easy Task Soap endorsement included.
Fort Wayne beat Grand Rapids as pitcher Willis dominated batters with sharp control. Brother Joseph failed in the second inning, making an error that helped decide the contest while Ginger Jack and Ganzel highlighted fielding plays. Ostdiek made a remarkable catch near the press box as Evansville and Terre Haute games drew mixed results.
Bend won over Springfield with a 5-2 score as Springfield stranded thirteen baserunners. Carriveau walked six, allowing control issues. Batteries Carriveau and Shannon pitched for Bend, while Schafer and Tieman appeared for Springfield in a rough game marked by control problems and errors.
In a terse score snippet from Cambridge Mass on June 14 Harvard defeated Columbia 5 to 1 while Princeton blanked West Virginia 0 in a separate line. The brief item notes the results and competing institutions.
Unconditional release of Dick Cooley to Grand Rapids ends a tense Central League dispute. Fort Wayne manager Mautner and Springfield president Hendricks clashed over player rights with Ganzel opposing the move. A hotel confrontation left Fort Wayne’s position clear and local sentiment divided, yet Cooley is set to play for Fort Wayne again today.
In a day of baseball action, Indianapolis Milwaukee and Minneapolis split two games. Vickers allowed three scattered hits as New York struggled offensively, suffering a disappointing defeat. The results highlighted strong defense and timely pitching across the league.
National League action from Pittsburg and Chicago with multiple score changes. In Pittsburg, slow work and costly errors crippled the Pirates as Boston wins 4 to 2 behind strong pitching and scattered hits. Att 2,08. Pottsburg 00000036310 4 Boston 00000000054 2. Batteries Lynch Tlaherty Moore Petz and Hildebrand Willis and Needham. Umpire O'Day. ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 14. St Louis defeats Brooklyn 3 to 1 for their third win in a row against the visitors. Att 1,100. Score 6 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 3 Brooklyn 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2. Batteries Egan Grady Eason Bergen. Umpire Klem. CHICAGO, II. June 4. New York limited by Wicker 1 to 0. Att 0. Sore Haas Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2. Batteries Wicker Kling McGinnity Bowerman. Umpire Emslie Bauswine. CINCINNATI, O., June 14. Hahn and Phelps hold Philadelphia to 3 runs as Cincinnati wins 6 to 1. Three triples for Philadelphia. Seymour nine chances set season high for an outfielder. Att 2,467. Score Cincinnati 1000100 6 1 Philadelphia 100100000 2 8 0. Batteries Hahn Phelps Corrinon Doomn. Umpire Johnstone.
In Washington on June 14 Chicago prevailed 4 to 3 as they capitalized on timely hitting and base running. Davis starred on offense and base paths while Walsh struggled for the home team. Attendance 1,200. Batteries Wolf and Kittredge for Washington. Walsh and McFarland for Chicago. Umpire Sheridan.
John Ganzel and Grand Ramés fans push to buy Ganzel's release from the New York American League club. Griffith asks 3000 dollars for the first baseman and Ganzel will subscribe 1000 dollars. If Ganzel joins, Grand Rapids could contend for the pennant. Tyler Christian loaned to Springheld by Manager Grant to finish the season. McKevitt, released by Springfield, accepts umpire offer from Hugh Nicol of Peota in the Three-t league.
South Bend dispatch reports Lawrence McNerney elected Notre Dame baseball captain for the coming season by unanimous vote. McNerney has been on the team two seasons and ascends to the leadership role.
Minneapolis takes two from Toledo in a doubleheader as Kansas City matches with Columbus in a tight finish. Battery notes include Storti Schmidt Camilla and Chik in game one and Sievers Marshall Mars tin O'Brien Chirk in game two. Attendance figures listed for each city game.
South Bend opens with an 8 to 5 victory over Springfield in a mid June game. Springfield struggles to gain offense as South Bend muscles ahead, building a decisive lead before late innings.
Wolffs travel to Monroeville Saturday with Floyd the crack pitcher, promising an interesting contest for the home team. Mene tee Wall stays for Monroeville, while The Plues depart at noon for Waterbash. Injured Blues players from the Decatur game two weeks ago expected back Saturday. Nelse Bucher, renowned outfielder, impresses fans with speed and skill. Butler runs 110 yards in ten seconds. In Fort Wayne, a ninth inning play featured Cooley on first and Osborn at bat. a hit and run sign led to a wild pitch that allowed Osborn to strike out, with Osborn ruled out under the first-base rule when the pitcher faced a batter with two strikes.
Canton June 11 Roth Heitres of Dayton won the Ohio Trapshooters Association state tournament championship and the LC Smith trophy. Meikes aimed to break fifty straight to win. Hulshizer and Orr of Newark won the Sportsman's Review trophy in the two man team event. Crosby of Illinois marked 158 straight targets before a rare miss.
Readers learn of a supposed cure for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and promotes testimonials, with the product sold by druggists at 75 cents.
Milwaukee pitchers dominated the locals as Louisville was held scoreless in the second game attended by 4,000. Robinson featured in strong fielding. First game saw Louisville trailing 3 to 8 with Stater? Batteries Steecher Shaw McKay Beville for Louisville and Wright Kenna Dunkle Shaw Woodruff Hickey Beville for Milwaukee.
Baltimore dispatch says Kid Sullivan manager Al Herford accepts Hayes Athletic Club offer of 15000 for a twenty round fight with Jimmy Britt in San Francisco. Weight is main issue. Sullivan and Herford to depart for the coast next week.
In Green Bay Wisconsin on June 11 the sheriff was enjoined from interfering by a local court as ordered by Governor La Follette. Mayor Minthan served as judge to decide if the bout violated prize fighting laws. Sayers of Milwaukee boxed Tommy Mowatt of Chicago eight fast rounds to a draw.
Chicago June 14. Johann Hoch known as Bluebeard, who was sentenced to hang on June 23 for the murder of a wife, may be granted one more chance to escape the gallows as his case may be taken to higher authorities.
In a conference the governor assured Hoch counsel that if the state's attorney's office has funds by June 19 for the record preparation a reprieve until the October term of the supreme court will be granted. The amount needed is seven hundred dollars and the governor stated no intent to interfere with the verdict but to grant the accused all rights.
Paris June 14 Premier Rouvier and German ambassador Prince Von Radolin resumed talks at the foreign office on Morocco. The negotiations lean toward a direct Franco German agreement before deciding on an international conference.
Robert Crawford a well known northern Indiana Christian Science healer died in LaPorte at age fifty without medical attention. Coroner Gray investigates the death.
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