Van Anda Shuts Out Vets In Fort Wayne Victory
Van Anda pitched a superb game for the Fort Wayne champions, supported by Myers and Hopke, as they blanked the Vets in strong pitching and timely hits. The Vets struggled, Johns and Welely making the only notable plays, while Cameron, Pickett, and Haas failed to spark a rally.
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Odune
Port Wayne
van Anda
Vets
Myers Aggregation
Fie
Vian Anda
Usnally
Johns
Welelys
Fuckle
Fort Wayne
Hardy
Conley
Hooke
van Andy
Cameron
Pickett
Paskett
Myers
Haas
Dayton AB
P.O. A
Hi Haas
OU Wheelock
Ny Welsh
Austin
Hawkins
ACM
A.B
Helden
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Dennis
Indu
MyYers
Keane
Hopke
Ty Ee Stdeeeer
Cooley
Phy
Lindsay
Ostdiek
Dayton
Phaas Dennis
van Andi
Mack
Evansville shuts out South Bend in high-scoring game
Evansville blanked South Bend 8 to 0 as Coy allowed only four singles. Evansville pounded Ferring for fourteen hits and eight runs seven earned. Batteries Coy and Wings. Umpire Rigler.
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Evansville
Ind
South Bend
Ferring
Hole
Jerrias and
Tieman
Rigler
Grand Rapids bats past Terre Haute in seven inning tilt
Grand Rapids wins 15 to 8 at Terre Haute after error-plagued defense. Faust sparkled with superb fielding while Terre Haute misplays fueled the late rally. Umpire O Connell attended the game, Farrell, Andrews, Ragan and Curtis contributed for the scoring.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Grand Rapids
Faust
Wheel ing triumphs in bases on balls and singles win
Wheeling prevailed today as McCombs Price and Robertson delivered key hits and a patient approach. Final score shows Wheeling ahead 6 to 3 with Robertson and Selfriver sharing mound duties and Summers and Shannon providing late support.
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Wheeling
W. Vit
McCombs
Price
Robertson
Springfield
Oloun Ono
Selfriver
Summers
Shannon
Indiana Corporations Listed Special to the Journal-Cazette
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state for Warsaw Investment Company Fowler Glove and Mitten Germain Telephone Company Halcyon Oil Company Van Buren Joint Stock Driving and Agricultural Association in Van Buren Grant County list capital stock and names of directors.
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Journal-cazette
Indianapolis
Ind
Warsaw Investment Company
Warsaw
Har Wvard B. Smith
James B. Frazier
Louis J. Chaplin
Harry R. Smith
I. Gordon Rutter
Conrad Schade
William B. Beroth
Sars W. Conrad
Charles H. Stephenson
Edward KF. Kuhn
Boy dies after fall at Vera Cruz home
In Bluffton Indiana on June 21 Harry Ryf aged six adopted son of Mr and Mrs John Beitler died at his home east of Vera Cruz from injuries after a fall from a haymon a week earlier. His skull was fractured and high spine injured in the accident.
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Journal-Gazette
Bluffton
Ind
Harry Ryf
John Beitler
Vera Cruz
Elkhart Bank Failure Case Reversed in Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed a ruling in the Elkhart bank failure dispute involving George Stapf who deposited 600 dollars at Kadium National Bank Mishawaka then faced nonpayment after the Elkhart bank collapsed. Mishawaka Bank credited the certificate but did not honor it, leading to Stapf's lawsuit and judgment which was overturned on appeal preserving the bank’s losses. The decision affects First National Bank of Mishawaka and related appellate rulings.
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Indianapolis
Ute Supreme Court
Kadinum National Bank
Flkiniri
George Stapf
First National Bank
Mishawakao
Elkhart
Mishawaka
Staph
Supreme Court
Mishiwaka Bank
First National Bank of Mishawaka
St. Joseph Clc
Montgomery
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Josiah CL .Peeters
Whitley CG
Robinson
J. Henry
Zeigler
Michael Dailey
Blackford C. CG
John Minnich
Umpire Kane Shows Authority Top Notchers Lose
Umpire Kane's ruling authority sparking attention as key officials tighten call control. Top teams in the American Association drop games yesterday while rain interrupts three American League contests leaving scorers tallying new numbers and upcoming matchups.
Ties and rails for interurban construction expands rapidly
Fort Wayne Van Wert and Lima traction line work progresses with rail and tie distribution around Fort Wayne and New Haven. Construction crews sign contracts for Fort Wayne to Bluffton line, power station site approved, officials from TL Meyers Construction present, planners optimistic for operation before year end.
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Fort Wayne
W. K. Schoepf
Cincinnati
Walter Clark
Chicago
Paul
Emmons
Indianapolis
Martha
T. C. Bailey
C. E. Holland
Meyers Construction Company of
Bluffton
Despotism protest marred by deadly riot in market square
A peaceful demonstration by thirty red flag carriers shouting down with despotism turned violent as police delayed. Cossacks and dragoons charged from street corners firing volleys, leaving eighteen dead and about one hundred wounded as crowds scattered in panic.
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Glowna Street
Deaths Jamey Novitsky Fort Wayne Shoemaker
Jamey Novitsky longtime Fort Wayne shoemaker died Wednesday night at St Josephs hospital after a failed operation. He was 33 and survived by a large family. Resided at 450 Montgomery street and ran a shop on South Calhoun street. The remainder of the text notes Nationals baseball with uncertain details about pitchers and game prospects.
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Jamey Novitsky
Fort Wayne
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mt. Novitsky
Montgomery Street
Calhoun Street
Chicago and St Louis Play In Open Baseball Night
Chicago won with three runs aided by Wilda’s throws and a one handed catch. St Louis struggled as errors, defensive miscues, and hits paved the way for visitors. In Cincinnati Windker sparked three singles and a triple as the Mets beat New York 9 1. Pittsburg edged by with key innings in the seventh. Attendance and box scores noted throughout.
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Chicago
Corridon
Malaney
Rabbong Pitus
Music Pupils Recitals at St Catherine's Academy
The St Catherine's academy music pupils held two recitals, juniors in the afternoon and seniors in the evening, with Rev J P Delaney praising their high standard and urging continued study of music. Programs featured piano, violin, vocal solos, analyses of composers, and readings, highlighting student effort and instruction.
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St. Catherine’s Academy
Academy Hall
Une
Masic
Plano
Father Delaney
Toledo and Milwaukee clash in baseball action
In Toledo June games, Milwaukee and Chicago teams battled with pitchers and fielding yielding mixed results. Highlights included Mel kiag and Hemphill to the sidelines after protests, while Chautterts, Clark, McKay and Hickey contributed in a tense contest with Latine umpiring. Attendance listed as $75.
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Une
Batein
MelKiag
Kate
Hemphill
Chirk
O'Neil
Rua
Milwaunkeu
Chautterts Cine
Clark
MeKay
Hickey
Gatemiun
Heville
Many Marksmens Enter for American Handicap
Indianapolis June 21 Entries for the Grand American handicap the blue ribbon event to be shot at the Indianapolis Gun Club next week were received today from New York City. The first list shows 55 entries but at least 75 to 100 more are expected before the event. Indiana leads in entries and Illinois and Ohio follow. Twenty seven states will be represented.
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Indianapolis
Ind
New York City
Indiana
Enthies
Uwlingis Ang Ghigo
Liberty Break Ends With Richmond Capture of Madman
In Richmond, Ollie Alringer, a Lakeside patient infamous for setting fire to his county jail ward, bolted from deputies and fled through a busy street. Sheriff Grice pursued and trapped him beneath a dented sign in the mud after a chase spanning blocks. No further resistance.
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Ollie Alringer
Mwan
Liberty
Richmond
Sheriff Grice
Allinger
Amree
Young Allinger
Rain Postpones Detroit New York Game in New York
The June 21 Detroit versus New York game was postponed due to rain. Washington and St. Louis also saw postponements on June 21, with Chicago Boston and Philadelphia weathered similarly. Philadelphia beat Cleveland as Pink pitched well for the victory. A local church group invites the public to an outdoor social tonight on North Calhoun Street with illuminated grounds and a reading from the Journal-Gazette want ads offering chances for higher wages.
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Washington
Dune
Ravine
St. Louig
Young Men's Baracea Bible
Trinity M. &. Church
North Calhoun Street
Mn Yew
Vsts
Cleveland
Chive Sect
Tereet Philaddelphia
Boston
St. Luis
New York Bank Declares 120 Percent Extra Dividend
The Fifth Avenue Bank of New York declares an extra dividend of 120 percent in addition to a 25 percent ordinary dividend. The extra payout comes from profits of 1903 and 1904. Stock is quoted at $3,500 for 100 shares.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Bank
President Roosevelt Welcomed to Worcester and Williams
President Roosevelt arrived in Worcester amid rain and cheers, visiting Holy Cross and Clark University where honorary degrees were conferred and tributes paid. He traveled by open car, later shared luncheon with Congressman Rockwood Hoar, then proceeded to Williams College for dinner and a student welcome. Police reported a woman causing a minor disturbance in the station as the president departed.
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Chork University
Aml Floly Cross College
Dloly Cross
Chirk University
Tim Tle
Clerk University
Carroll J. Wright
United States
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Williamstown
Toomorrow
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Yale
Gales Ferry
Jennie G. Hirsch
Hirsch
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Hanselman
Roosevelt
Ute
Williamston Mass
Henry Hopkins
Bow
Hopkins
Gelock
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Bluffton Obstacle Delays Fort Wayne Traction Route
Bluffton Indiana June 21 county commissioners refuse right of way on public highway into the city forcing the Fort Wayne Bluffton Marion Traction to reroute likely paralleling L B E W tracks to enter on Marion street. Farmers’ group from Muncie Hartford City and Fort Wayne mobilized a protest in court. Building from Summit City proceeds via private right of way.
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Journal-Girgette
Bluffton
Ind
Fort Wayne, Bluffton & Marion Traction Company
Marion Street
Muncie
Hartford City
Fort Wayne
Despotism Shouted Down as Lodz Procession Suppressed
Eighteen killed and 100 wounded as dragoons and Cossacks fire on a Lodz demonstration of workers protesting government policies. The confrontation erupted during a large planned procession, leaving a scene of panic and casualties. The event underscores violent suppression of labor unrest in Lodz.
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Cossacks
Ten Thousand Turners March Through Indianapolis Streets
City crowds welcomed 15000 visitors for the North American Gymnastic Union festival in Indianapolis. Delegations from major cities paraded with torches and flags along Monument Place, followed by addresses at Germantown House and a pyrotechnic display.
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Solitiers
Mo Mument
Zhu Peo- We
Monument Place
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Herman Gieher
North American Gyrnthistie Union
North American Gymnastic Union
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Baltimore
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Covington
Newport
Ryshicage
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Louisville
Trulado
Syracuse
Paterson
N. J
Bloomingdale
N. Y
Grand Rapids
Kansas City
Fort Wayne
Newspaper Job Opening for Promising Young Man
A terse ad from the Journal-Gazette seeks a young man with newspaper experience or potential to fill a position. Applicants are instructed to address “newspaper” employment inquiries.
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Journial-Gazette
Parade of Catholic Societies Opens Foster Charity Fair Night
Fort Wayne council 451 Knights of Columbus opened a charity fair at Library Hill to aid orphans, with a 1009 strong parade led by Packard City band. Booths from St. Vincent's, St. Paul's, Cathedral and others display fancy work, china, textiles, and paintings as crowds enjoy refreshment stands and music.
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Knights of Columbus
Library Hill
Packard City Band
Burt Wayne
Nidward
F. Dunne
Chicago
Ale
Thomas McLaughtin
Henry C. Berghoff
St. Vincent's Orphanare
Charles Snowberger
Agnes Aurent
Mildred Plick
Trene Lanternier
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Pauline Rees
Cathedral Booth
Hugh Hogan
Booth
Thomas F. Quinn
Harry Lowry
Kraenzschen
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Mamie Deininger
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Decatur
Elenora Forbing
May Berling
Stella Weinhoff
Herman Yager
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Mansfield
Ohio
Rerig
Detroit
Sisters of St. Peter's charity sale features gifts
A sale of sofa pillows organized by the Sisters of St. Peter's school reports strong demand with a notable exhibit including a valuable picture donated by Mrs. O. G. Schell. The event showcases a vocal solo by Miss Alice Ryan, selections by the K. of C. Glee club, and an orchestra performance with an entire music change promised.
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O. G. Schell
Alice Ryan
K. of C. Glee Club
K. of C
Officers of Christian Endeavor Society Goshen District
The first biennial convention of the Presbyterian and Christian Endeavorers of the district closed tonight at Mishawaka. Officers elected include Chester Zechiel Culver general officer H B Strabbe Mishawaka secretary St Joseph county Grace Haas Pierceton secretary Kesciusko county Mamie Hilhish Goshen secretary Elkhart county Bessie Van Gilder Plymouth secretary Marshal county. next convention set for 1907 in Culver.
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Ind
Presbyterian and Christian Endeavorers
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Marshall
Elkhart
Kosciusko
Chester Zechiel
Culyer
H. BE. Strabbe
Grace Haas
Pierceton
Kesciusko County
Mamie Hilhish
Goshen
Murderous Assault Penalized in Goshen Court
Don Kirkendall of Goshen was fined $2 and costs for a murderous assault on Clarence Coats at Elkheart in the Lake Shore roundhouse. Coats lingered near death in an Elkhart hospital. Kirkendall was captured at a relative’s Leesburg funeral after a jury delivered an unexpected verdict. The dispute grew from treatment of Coats while a telegraph school student, where he was the butt of jokes.
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Ind
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Clarence Coats
Elkhart
Lake Shore Roundhouse
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Kirkendall
Leesburg
Wise
Telegraph School
Woodmen elect officers with head banker change
In Milwaukee on June 21 the head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America elected officers with most posts re elected. New head banker is S M Snyder of Magon City Iowa. Other officers via re election include Head consul A R Falbot Lincoln Nebraska Head adviser Dan B Horn Davenport Iowa and Head clerk Maj W Hawes Rock Island Illinois Grand Rapids Camp No 7syz won forester drills first prize. Afternoon session approved extending officer term to three years making the head camp triennial.
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Wis
Woodmen of America
A. R. Falbot
Lincoln
Neb
Dan B. Horn
Davenport
Towa
Maj
W. Hawes
Rock Island
S. M. Snyder
Magon City
Joliet
Forester's
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kansas City
Merrill
Father Biedermann Named Pastor at Nix Station
Bishop Alerding appoints Rev. F. J. Biedermann of this city as pastor at Nix settlement in Whitely county to succeed Rev. B. Spengen who went to Germany on indefinite leave. Biedermann has served as assistant at St. Peter's and managed parish affairs during illness and death of Father Kverdt. Large Catholic colony at Nix Station makes the post important.
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F. J. Biedermann
Nix
Whitley County
B. Spengen
Germany
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St. Peter’s Church
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Nix Station
Miss Daugherty Locates Her Relatives in Ohio Search
Miss Linzie Daugherty, long seeking relatives, learned that Charles Stapleford and John Baker of No 7 the station are her cousins. Her aunt Mrs Andrew Baker is believed dead. Her mother and three sisters are in Ohio, but no addresses found. She once worked as a waitress in Wasupeton PD, serving Congressmen Richardson and Tugehes and claims to be the first woman at the congressional ball opening last session.
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Charles Stapleford
John Baker
No. 7
the Station
Andrew Baker
Ohio
Wasuipeton
PD. C
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Tugehes
Mr Dalman Improves After Paralysis Spell
The Journal-Gazette notes Mr John Dalman, recently stricken by paralysis, regained consciousness last night. Dr J A Calvin says weakness from long illness hampers recovery but the patient shows good prospects. Mr Dalman has been ill for a year.
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J. A. Calvin
Dal
Berry Cafe Announces Daily Dinner Special
August Moritz proprietor at 114 West Berry Street announces an unusually fine daily dinner for 25 cents served from 11 to 2. The Berry Cafe offers today a bill of fare including milk and other items.
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Berry Cafe
West Berry Street
Fallawea
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