Dayton Club Tops In Tight Home Victory In Series
In Dayton the hometown club defeated the visitors with timely hits and errors shaping the score. Meyers and Willis starred for the visitors, but Dayton capitalized on defensive miscues to clinch game three, with key runs coming on a three-base hit and a late single rally.
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Jute WI P-RUATLN Paper Battle Distracts Diplomacy
In the unclear item from Jute Wisconsin a diplomatic row emerges with mixed signals and attention diverted from formal talks. Officials report frustration over confusing messages and seek to restore focus on substantive negotiations.
Unclear microfilm score notes mix Grand Rapids and Wheeling games
Fragmented sports brief recounts a doubleheader with teams including Grand Rapids Wheeling Springfield and South Bend. The text jumbles scores and events with misspellings and garbled names, mentioning a pitcher knockouts and an umpire, rendering specifics uncertain.
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SULT REND. ind. June &-Manager John Gaogel
Grand Raunds manager John Gaogel announced Wat aterim interviews with Manager Griffith of t the New York Americans. He found it impossible to buy hide The only consideration New Yours he reirn to the Lea ana Bag for the Same figures per mont that he received lase year. Gangel ow ws he will so to Louieville at once for Unvee new merc and thet he soon be a first-ciss shortstop to round owt fel With Carey. Kennedy ane sey to oper in Evansville on Sut
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Viteher Atlawhy Arm Positions Lead to Rapid Action
Grand Rapids figure Viteher Atlawhy places arm in twelve positions as the ball moves, drawing attention to rapid motion. South Bend Times notes efforts to arrange games between the central league Tennants, with a prize for winners and potential rewards for players, while Wheeling hints at payoffs from other leagues.
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Grand Rapids
South Bend
Two Big Leagues No Go In Sickly Shtick
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and places for a baseball note. It mentions St Louis and Philadelphia, a Boston reference, loans, and themes of luck and cost in amusement, with unclear events or outcomes. The readable fragments suggest a sports mention rather than a complete report.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at postponed event and local sports
Fragment mentions a postponed meeting or game and lists a local baseball lineup including Pottlitzer, Skelton, and Laughery. Also references a health claim about yellow soap versus Busy Task brand and a call for signatures of E W Grove.
Washington Breaks Tie With Late Inning Run
Washington pushes ahead in the eighth inning aided by an error and keeps its lead in a tense National League game. Pittsburgh wins the only NL clash while Cleveland is blanked by Philadelphia. Other scores include St Louis edging Washington and Boston suffering a late collapse.
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Trade and business mood cited in Braddstreet estimate
New York June reports show Bradd Street's optimism improving trade prospects with stronger retail demand and larger sales across major markets. Weather disruptions, commodity prices, and bank deposits influence the broader economic tone as failures drift and sentiment remains cautiously hopeful.
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Indianapolis in a close baseball game uneventful loss
The Am ericar association game in Indianapolis ends with a 7 to 0 score. Stecker hits seven runs while errors by Saruisy Tite and Roth are noted. Kellim provides a letter in today’s lineup as Terger shows a minor contribution.
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Testimony Against Senator Mitchell
Testimony against Senator Mitchell is presented by US Tanner, detailing alleged offenses. The document cites a confession by Tanner and references ongoing investigations, with mention of legal procedures and related charges at the office and related commission.
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Nationals Go to Hammond in North Lineup
Nationals travel to Hammond with a reshaped lineup featuring fresh faces and a focus on defensive balance. Key players from the northern group help stabilize the rotation as the team eyes a strong road performance.
Jim Corbett Out Of Game For Good
A brief note confirms Jim Corbett is out of the game for good following a reply to the New York June gentleman challenge. The item notes the unexpected exit and references the public exchange surrounding Corbett.
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New York
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Loganport Murderess Refused a New Trial
Ind. Jane 23 Blanche Mitchell, convicted of murdering Bila Swisher, was sentenced to life imprisonment. Her attorneys cited fifty seven exceptions, but Judge Tol Barry refused the petition. A determination will be taken to Indianapolis tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Secretary Hay Goes To His Summer Home
Secretary Hay travels to his summer home at Lake Sunapee New York this afternoon for a brief stay and will likely remain until late summer.
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Judge Neal Dead in Lebanon After Long Illness
Judge Stephen Neal, a former author of the Fourteenth Amendment, died at home in Lebanon Indiana after several months of illness. He remained conscious until minutes before death. Funeral services were planned for 3 p.m. Sunday from his residence. Neal was a prominent Republican figure, a delegate to the Chicago convention, and had been married three times.
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Fragmentary obituary notes multiple family names and survivors
Fragmented obituary item lists several children from a first marriage Aaevird die Aumetie Wall and others, with survivors by his second wife. Mentions places such as Kern Moorefield Ky Lebanong Delhwunt Wis Fowler and Neal. The text is garbled and partial.
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Shamrocks Reorganize and Sign New Players
The Shamrocks reorganize after losses to professional leagues. Star players Johnson and Ward head to Fort Wayne Central League and Montpelier clubs, while Eldy pneumonia troubles and Parker gallop. New signees Collars Sommers and Smith join upcoming clash with Maylon Owls at League Park.
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Catcher Pat Livingston Set To Tie Record In Wheeling
Special to The Journal Gazette Wheeling June 23 Pat Livingston catcher for Wheeling club tonight aims to tie New York Aier for $800. The event centers on a high stakes match with prominent players, highlighting Livingston’s pursuit of a major prize in the league game.
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New York
Police news report on McCulloch Street disturbance ends without arrests
Sergeant Harkeneider and Patrolman Rohrer responded to a house on McCulloch Street where two families fought over their children. Arriving officers found peace restored. no arrests were made. Charles Hunt, a wandering machinist, was jailed briefly by Patrolman Boyer. the rest of the report references unclear details and multiple towns.
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Child Drowns In Tub Of Water In Indiana Valley
A nine month old child of Will Schticht aueyer of Brimfield in this county fell into a tub of water and drowned while the mother was in the kitchen. The exact sequence is not fully clear but indicates the child tipped into the tub on the floor. Further details will be provided in upcoming editions.
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Modern Woodmen of America Considers Fraternal Congress
The head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America endorses A Crozier plan for a New York City fraternal congress to promote fraternal insurance. Membership changes allow certain workers in breweries, and 80 remain ineligible. Peoria Ill chosen for next head camp meeting. per capita dues stay at one dollar. Territory expansion limited to Tennessee and parts of Texas and Arkansas. long-term rate readjustment urged.
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