Old Soldiers Fall Behind But Rally For Fort Wayne Win
In a slugfest at Dayton a Gyner in the eighth inning gave Fort Wayne the edge as Wheeling edged Springfield. Van Anda dominated the mound with seven strikeouts while Haas and Belden led the visitors with timely hits. The game featured fast fielding, errors limited to one by Austin, and a late spurt by Dayton to snatch a 4-0 lead before the visitors exploded with seven runs in the eighth. Clifton-porter umpired as Amalie Clive officiated for the first time on home grounds.
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I Miss Roosevelt Saw Good Game Battle
Umpire Kane orders removal of a player from the grounds at Minneapolis amid a tense scene during a big league game with notable scores reported.
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Roosevelt
Purdue Football Schedule Announced For Coming Season
Purdue unveils a demanding schedule featuring key Western opponents and Notre Dame on November 4. The lineup opens September 16 with Purdue at Lafayette and includes Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Chicago, and Notre Dame, with the Chicago game highlighted as a pivotal clash.
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Canampanm
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Missouri
Puraineret
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Lafayette
Umte
Americans Win All Tennis Titles at Wimbledon
Americans swept the Wimbledon two events, securing both singles and doubles titles. In the singles final Ward and Wright faced Mavrocordatos and Evans with strong play from Ward though Wristit showed fine form. In K L T league action Tringleton defeated Prince Iya 4 to 10.
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Wimbleton
Ward
Wright
Mavrogordi
Evans
Secretaries of Commercial Travelers elect officers
The secretaries of the Commercial Travelers association elected officers for the year at the convention. Andrews of Portland Maine was named president Watt Shelton of Denver was chosen secretary Moss of Hastings Nebraska was treasurer. View presidents were elected for each slate.
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Chicago
Commercial Travelers
Te Says
Andrews
Portland
Watt Shelton
Denver
Moss
Hastings
Neb
Treasures View
Baseball scores and doubleheaders from Toledo and Minneapolis
Reports from American Association and minor leagues note Toledo's doubleheader win and losses with strong fielding plays and attendance around 200. Milwaukee and Columbus games at Minneapolis and Columbus feature batter clashes, umpire actions, and disputed calls as teams chase scores and standings.
National League Play Mix Shows Off Season Struggles
Disjointed report outlines NL actions with mentions of New York, Boston, Chicago, St Louis, and league players Ritter Sparke and Etaske. Scattered notes describe games, umpire actions, and scorelines including a 4 to 2 Chicago win and other unsettled bouts, amid terse game fragments.
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Varese
New York
Boston
New
Jane
Brustiaha
Bnetlis
Margy
Toinstone
Baseball Scores and Headlines from a Fragmented Diary
In American League play Washington and Chicago games are sketched with partial details. The report notes attendance figures around 1500 for a tense Mets-Phillies style contest and Chicago beating St Louis 8 to 2 in ten innings. The text mentions umpire Connelly and errors affecting scoring and the rhythm of the day.
Socialists Surprised in Forest amid Martial Law Reprisals
Reports from the region describe increased proclamations urging resistance against treason and class conflict. Proclamations allegedly signed by Father Wopor are suspected for forgery as Starista revolutionists clash with authorities. Martial law tightens. barricades rise, strikes halt business, and several are wounded in street battles. Prince Usupson, governor of Tver, remains at his post by request.
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Wopor
Prince Upuson
Tver
Entra Russie
Four Central League Polo Magnates Howl
Polo players threaten to strike over salary levels as Four Central League managers fear losses in many cities. Lafayette and nearby rinks face the risk of no season unless agreements are reached, with high pay from last year prompting unsettled futures and scattered inquiries among teams.
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la Lafayette
Baugh
Lucasetts A. Vesa
Polo Priaters
Ana
Pulo
Inez
Terre Haute Bank Run Shocks City as Assets Exceed Liabilities
Vigo County National Bank faced a run after directors reported assets exceeded liabilities by 321000 but failed to calm fears. J G Hudout, former cashier Conzman, and longtime local figures were named amid deposits and government holdings while managers pledged liquidity and continued operations.
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Ie Doper
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Government of Terals
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agtiLamb Democrats
Internal Revenue
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Senate Committee On Finance
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Washington to Take a Hand in Terre Haute
Washington to take a hand in Terre Haute as a banking shortage emerges. Officials report a $16,000 discrepancy in the accounts of Cashier Conzman at the Vizo County National Bank, with a bank examiner expected to arrive soon to assess the bank's impaired resources. The bank's last report to the controller was described as satisfactory.
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Conzman
Vizo County Nationaloan
Terra Haute
Torre
Fort Wayne School of Art reelected 118 officers
At the Fort Wayne School of Art annual meeting incumbents were reelected to offices including Bulson Jr as first vice president and Mrs Woodworth as second vice president. Miss Hamilton remained secretary. A change in the board occurred with Mrs Forfer in place of Mrs Wall, and Miss Hamilton became an honorary member. The report noted expenses were met and the school’s programs would continue into fall.
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Big Indianapolis Gun Club Shoot Draws 285 Shooters
In Indianapolis Indiana a large field of 285 contestants competed in a Grand Handicap event. W T Crosby of Alon WL and LW Reed of New praxka tied for high gun in preliminaries as the event advances to the titled Grand Handicap. Several top scorers included Fred Gilbert Spirit Take Iowa Morrison Steers Chicago Foita Ti, McClure TA Donfield North, Geo Val O HR Rhoades Columbus, and others.
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Alon
LW. Reed
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Ered Gilbert
C. Hirschey
Kansas
Morrison
Steers
Ecatsir
Chicago
McClure
Tadonfield
N.t
Geos Val O
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Columbus
Accused of Dastardly Deed by 13YearOld Williams
Thirteen year old Charles Williams of 2638 Walton Avenue faces a charge of removing bolts on a Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton railroad line in the eastern park area endangering passengers. The alleged act on June 18 was thwarted before a wreck could occur. An affidavit was filed by James D. Watt, a special officer, and the case was sent to the Juvenile Court with Juvenile Officer Jesse Pattoncup in charge. Police note recent railroad mischief by youth and plan to keep Williams from railroad premises.
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Justice Skelton
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Ne Chty
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Battling Nelson heads west for Britt fight
Chicago dispatch says Battling Nelson leaves for the west with Billy Solan and Veante Nelson to begin light training in San Francisco for a bout with Britt soon after arrival. Paddy Carroll aims to arrange Nelson versus Tommy Mowatt at Grand Rapids on July 4.
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Paddy Carroll
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