Youth Geis Praise and Wheeling Signs New Pitcher
A South Bend Tribune report praises Howell a seventeen year old and notes a growing youth-made schedule for the Central league. President Carson receives nearly thirty schedules this season and expects more ahead. Frank Stil, a pitcher with prior Southern League and Fortsmouth suspensions, is added to Wheeling's roster.
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South Bend
Howeall
Carson
Howell
Hhe
Zanesville
Harry Arndt
Arndt
Providence
Una Seddon
Monager Hogan
Innenville
Frank Chanee
Chicago Cubs
Raymond Gevelend
Teany
Tor
Brelnfeldt
Newond
Baveland
Hogan
Cust Flaten
Abe
Bull
Richspond
Biefeld
Fortsmouth
Wheeling
Ted Price
Lacy
Farrell
Carafully Kolur
Shamrocks Seek Tough Schedule for Fort Wayne Series
Fort Wayne Shamrocks face arranging key games in April as managers Cleary and Hunt race to line up dates with Richmond and Van Wert. Conflicts force shifts, players report April 8, and the regular season opens May 2 with Van Wert as the attraction if the league starts on time.
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Fort Wayne Shamrocks
Cleary
Clarence Jessup
Fort Wayne Boys
Richmond
Sham- Tacka Tre
Jack Henbig
Fort Wayne
Lewis Hunt
van West
Shararocka
Gaio
You ‘Wert
van Wort
Ghout
Burns Johnson fight off after payout dispute
London March 7 The Burns Johnson fight was called off after the syndicate cancelled the purse funds. Sam Fitzpatrick of Johnsons manager told New York the offer declined over expenses and terms. Burns continues training for a Dublin match with Roche and plans to sail March 15.
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London
America
Tommy Burns
Jacl Johnson
Kelly
Sam Fitzpatrick
Johnson
Maeger
New York
Helly
Calla
Concordians Defeat Miam In Early Lead Win
Concordians took an early lead and held on to defeat Miam as the game progressed. After the initial surge, Concordians dominated with persistent defense and steady scoring, sealing the win.
Treatment Promises Cure For Child and Adult Ailments
A fragmented notice touts nonphysical methods to cure behavior in children and adults, claiming free home treatment by mail. It warns against blaming the child, asserts success with “setting” issues, and mentions Notre Dame and Tad as names, with no payments required.
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Biss
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Tad
Wil
Kentucky Murder Trial Draws Sharp Attention in Jackson
In Jackson Kentucky March 7 the murder trial unfolds as the jailer who killed his son faces court. Judge James Murels and the widow Mrs Hayes attend, defense led by Dol Redwhite and J J Bach with A F Myra hired to prosecute. Public interest soars amid factional support for and against the murder claim as money aids the prosecution and Br Byrd’s secret involvement astonishes spectators. The case features strong testimony and a tense courtroom atmosphere as jurors consider the motive and outcome.
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Jackson
James Murels
Iwidny
Bowes Bargls
Dol. Redwhte
J. J.C. Bach
Myra
Hargis Wank
Iske
Commonwealth
Sawyers
Harris
A. Fnd
Byrd
Br. Byrd
Sale of Store Room Building on Wayne Street
Auction notice for a store room building located at 113 West Wayne Street with ring side door bell and ingress details. Prospective bidders urged to inspect premises and submit offers by a stated deadline. Local authorities oversee the process.
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W. Wayne St
Inguirre
Tri Kappa Sorority Meeting Pleasant in Lagrange
In Lagrange Ind on March 7 the Tri Kappa sorority held a pleasant meeting at Olive Ocker's home. After the business session a social hour followed with refreshments and light fare offered to attendees.
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Lagrange
Ind
Tri Kappa Ginority
Diss Olive Ocker
Southpaws Become Baseball Necessity Across Leagues
The article argues left-handed pitchers are vital in baseball, citing 19th and early 20th century teams. It highlights Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Boston, Washington, and others with notable southpaws and records. It notes several pitchers by name and discusses team strategies to field lefties throughout the season.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Killian
Slever
Eam Hke
Cubs
Tilen
Philadelphia
Waddell
Plank
Dort
Lust
Chicago
Attrock
Altwock
White Sox
Otto Hess
Jaongsen
Boston
Jesse Tennehil
McGuire
Blrebiell Tate
Washington
Patten Ata Graham
Patten
South- Joan
Bailey
Jett-Anders
Tram
McAleer
Detrnit
Han Eying
Dal Axaindt
Jim NeGuiro
Jag
Sianapauls
McClintack
Foresters plan member rate changes in June
Toronto March 7 The supreme court of the Independent Order of Foresters will approve higher rates and new charges for 260000 members dating to 1844. Older members face a lump sum or staged payments to align with current policy values, while new members join a revised national congress table.
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Toronto
Supreme Court of the Independent Order ‘of Foresters
National Congress
Davy Jones Outsprints Dick Cooley in Windy City Baseball Feat
An aged garden game tale recounts Dick Cooley racing home on a windy day as Davy Jones, then a Cubs prospect, fielded and chased behind. Cooley slid into home plate amid the crowd’s jeers, the umpire calling him out and the audience laughing at the scene.
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Dick Cooley
Garden
Boston Nationals
Davy Jones
sMiger
Cooley
Ducedes
Heath
Davy
Cubs
Conley
Jones Jones
Davy Sill
Dedmaster
Sten
Bild
Ais
American car leads and Italian car reaches Omaha page
March 7 reports show the American car arriving from New York to Omaha at 8 15 p m with a large Italian greeting crowd. The Italian car reached Omaha at 8 15 p m and will depart for Cheyenne at 7 20 p m. The French Moto Bloc departs later with a tight chase among the leading cars from New York Paris and German teams. The Studebaker army car arrives at Leavenworth after an 18 day 2 hour 35 minute run. The event ends with a note about Mergentheim's millinery opening on Tuesday evening March 10.
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Omaha
Chucago
Wits M. Livier
Chicago Automobile Club
Tieiaf
Proton
Baron Godard
Mato
Charman A. J. Bente
Tours Committee
Protoa
Leavenworth
Kan
Studebaker
Grant
New York City
R H. R. Loughborough
Fort Leavenworth
New Forts
Leavenworth Automobile Eth
Burns Plans Million Dollar Bet On Mill Match
Joe Rogers of Jon Berns yaal posts money for a big bet on a state match scheduled for Patriot's Day at Spencerburg hall. Burns, confident in beating Sam Murburger, will back his claim with an extra 4200. He trains at a Detroit gym but will conduct business in this city. Nick Colle, popular here, likely to fight Joe Kelly of Detroit for straight falls, with weight slightly heavier for Kelly. The main card will be announced soon.
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Joe Rogers
Jon Berns Yaal
Sam Murburger
Journal- Gasette
Patrioh
Spengerbund Hall
Journel-Gazette
Burns
Sam
Detroi
Nick Colle
Joa "Kelly
Detroit
O'Hearn
Kelly
Collins
Ronter
Ang
Jocal
Fort Wayne Tent and Awning Company Opens Tomorrow
Fort Wayne Tent and Awning Company, led by president F. Redenbansa and secretary treasurer Obenchai, will open to the public tomorrow at 1740 Tueatay street near Wallace. The firm plans to manufacture store and window awnings as well as tents for children, show tents, hunting and fishing, and other canvas uses for hay, grain, wagons, horses, and caravans, branding itself a unique addition to Fort Wayne’s manufacturing scene.
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Fort Wayne
F. Redenbansa
Obenchai
Tuatayette Street
Wallace
Fort Wagners
Imergentheim millinery apen ing on page 116
Berlin March 7 The Emperor William is said to have written a letter to Lord Tweedmouth. Diplomats in Berlin say the letter was meant to influence British plans as Germany seeks to temper English public opinion without pressuring Times or other papers.
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iMergentheim
Ikaiser
Berlin
Willam
Rd Tree
London Times
Tweedmouth
Great Britain
Tiseipata
England
Hauer & Co Secures U S Casualty Co Agency
Hauer and Co have secured the agency of the United States Casualty Company of New York. The deal includes leading shares and attractive terms for the new partnership.
John C Romeis Dies A Toledo Pioneer and Businessman
An obituary notes the death of pioneer and businessman John C. Romeis of Toledo. He was active in local commerce and civic life, with a career spanning multiple ventures and community projects. Funeral details were not disclosed in the fragment.
1847 1845 1865 Burtalo Toledo Minting Contractor
In 1865 Nic arrived in Toledo and became a minting contractor, continuing in that line for three decades. He held prominence in business and fraternal circles and was named to a committee with county commissioners to supervise the county courthouse construction and to the building committee of the Masonic terms.
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Nic
Toledo
Dees
Dueus County Court House
Auto Crash In Pitterarg Wounds Several Men
An automobile driven by Edward C. McCurdy collided with a car owned by Wille L. King at Center ave today. Four occupants were injured though not all seriously. listed hurt were AieRton son, Collier, D, and Ieuan. Rotor Arpold owner of Hotel Dorset had injuries. Hogan and Mann Hoga suffered leg injuries. Seter not in his car.
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Pitterarg
Edward C. McCurdy
Wille L. King
Jonen &Lenghiin Steel Company
Center Ava
Ea Cy McCurdy
Eo I. AieRton
Wounett D
Collier
Ieuan
R Stehey
Ti Rotor Arpold
Hotel
Dorset
Mann Hoga
Seter
Fara
Hogan
Journal-Gazette
Gompers Grow Ing Serious call to AFL meeting March 18
Washington March report on a Supreme Court decision affecting labor unions prompts a call from President Gompers and the American Federation of Labor for an executive council meeting the week of March 16. The appeal urges representation from international unions and notes the aim to protect workers rights and sustain the labor movement. See also the Mergentheim millinery opening on page 16.
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THE
American Federation OF Labor
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Gompers
Federation
International Trades, Unions of Amnericg
Executive Council
Pachok 2
Selec
Serteraoe
Mergentheim
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MIAM
eTi
Kentucky Feud
Aly
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Judge Hayes
Xmis
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Prunschito
Behupminny
Carnarius
Bohroeder
Stoppemhagen
O'Connor
Pranschke
Upman
Catnati & Bchroeder
Hr O'Connor
Tucker
Suuer
Lh Tal
Wrowe
Jim Hargis
Beauchamp Hargis
Dudge Hargis
Hargis
Mack
Independent Order OF Foresters
Noblesville
Iit
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Julesburg
Cheyenne
Ajulesburg
Col
Amertuin
Cheyille
Paris
Four Havre
Fort
Lta
Mr. Rodenbaugh
Obenchain Ofvera
OLD Line Casualty Company
John C. Romeis
Citixta
Pasa Perm
Tba
Grimes
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Patterson-Fletcher Co
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