Gooly's Stop Lasting in Ninth Secures Fort Wayne Win
Fort Wayne nips Grand Rapids 4 3 as Bert Dennis drives in the winning run with a long fly after a brace of errors and wild pitching by Cy Alberts. Myer’s hit and a crucial defensive play at the plate helped seal the dramatic ninth inning victory in Evansville.
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Rere
Ebern
Union Underwear Ad Promises Comfort and Linen Options
An old brief ad touts Union underwear as the most comfortable for warm days, claiming freedom and recommending pure linen Union Suits. It hints at various sizes and custom options from a local shop.
Rumor of an Elopement Reported in Local Scene
A rumor claims an elopement occurred involving a bride and groom linked to Cornelius O and Max Rubin. The note names witnesses and addresses on Walton Avenue and East Berry Street and hints at a marriage tied to railways.
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van Xtras
Ated Hace
Peter Jealeredig
Cornelius O
Wim Ness
Fon Walton Avenue
Kintisee
Max Ribin
East Berry Strel
Vine
Marria Son
Cleveland's Complete Victory Across Baseball Skirmishes
A collage of brief baseball notes from June, detailing Cleveland and Milwaukee contending for first base, Chicago and Brooklyn mishaps, Cincinnati's tenth-inning drama, and St Louis edging New York as Boston, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split performances with pitchers and bats shaping minor league scores.
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ANS Philadelph
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Washington
New York
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Sour
Ork
Detroit Errors Halt Opponents as Tigers Win 3 1
A mistyped recap notes Detroit defeating Boston 3 to 1 behind strong pitching. Attendance figures are unclear while fielding miscues and runners were involved. The piece mentions Bay and Lajoie and a postgame scene near the umpires at the box.
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Loughiby
Washington
Joxs
Nota
Bay
Lajoie
Tohfiloni
Suburban andleap winners feature in crowded race card
Jockeys battled through a long Philadelphia program as Dell and Dell-like horses fell away. Bellmont’s victory came after Dell was disposed of, while ONeill impressed with swift winging maneuvers. The day’s highlight followed a sequence of Suburban events, with Timely fast times and sizable purses including $20,000 and $20,600 to the winners.
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Matrapimitay Surf
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Sum Rat Mice
Workivan
George
Bennett
Trongides
Bohemian
Vime
Bill Phllips
Ie Wernberg
Belmere
Columbus Triumphs In Tie Deciding Game For First
Columbus defeated Berger and Satemuans 5 to 5 to decide the tie for first in the Jendue race. Highlights included stellar fielding by O Neill and J Duvig, with Hulswitz notable in the field. Attendance was 252 as Win tieral pitched.
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Berger
O'Neill
Jduvig
Hulswitz
Syracuse Defeats Auburn in Fast College Tilt
Syracuse tops Auburn by a wide margin in a spirited game. Key players from both teams contributed strong scoring runs as the Tigers struggled to counter Syracuse's momentum and sharp play throughout the contest.
Queen of American Turf Crowned at Skeets Head Bay
Beldamy, a four year old daughter of Octagon and Belladon, won the twenty-second Sub-Urban Pandleas at Skeets Head Bay. The mare, racing for James Bebrens's Gethi, overtook Delhi to claim victory in the final stretch while August Selmott wore the b jacket in support.
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Skeetshead Bay
Octagon
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Selmott
James Bebrens
Gethi
Delhi
Avorite
Beldame
Mike
Deihl
Macon
Liv
Annual Exhibit of Pupils Work at St Augustine’s Academy
The annual exhibit opened yesterday and runs through today and tonight, showing compositions, literature, writing, drawing, and various studies. Notable contributors include Margaret Murphy Elizabeth O Rourke Frank Ward Irma Hutzell Nellie Splee Alice Ditter and many others with color and embroidery pieces praised. rooms decorated with flowers reflect school pride.
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St. Augustine's Academy
Mavig Nolan
Margaret Murphy
Sulizabeth O’rourke
China Ft
Jovely
Clareker
Irma
Hutzell
Waconty
Ian
Mies Nellie Splee
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Hell Pottee
Mary Kader
Peru
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Buttenhure
Mount Mellick
Dera
Reiling
Stele Coche
Margaret Bashara
Agnes Locan
Paling Brown
Beatrice Kinder
Rabid Dog Victim Dies After Agony In Indiana
Special to the Journal Gazette from Muncie Indiana June 15 Frank Huff of Coawn a farmer bitten by a rabid dog one month ago died yesterday afternoon at his home after days of terrible agony Huff owned two dogs that were bitten by a mad dog about six weeks earlier One of those dogs showed hydrophobia about two weeks after the bite and the owner planned to kill it but the dog was bitten before it could be killed
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Journal Gazette
Muncie. Ind
Frank Huff
Coawn
Huff
Burglar With Barn Lantern Scares Homes on Bass Melita
A lone burglar armed with only a barn lantern entered five homes on Bass and Melita streets during early Thursday morning, waking residents and escaping with little loot. Police report confirms several households saw the intruder and fled. Ongoing city police file notes similar recent break ins on the south side.
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Melita
Drenton
Thomas Philips
Mr. McDonald
Bass Street
H. B. Hogan
H. McLetchie
Melita Street
BASE BALL TODAY Fort Warne Versus Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids clash in today’s baseball event promoted by the Journal Gazette Want Ads. The note hints at weather concerns and promotional reminders to try Mem for results.
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Journal Gazette
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