07 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1902
Page
1
Reported scores and highlights from games on September 6 including Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chicago vs Boston, Pittsburgh vs New York, Detroit and Cleveland matchups, with notes on pitchers, batters, and attendances. Multiple games feature key plays, substitutions, and late-inning changes across the National and American Leagues.
In a messy scan of play by play, Shanmacks face Rash Matches WN at League Park with a 2 PM start. The city crowd fills Hing Ave as Hobins and Wilkgs work the mound for Shamoos while Scanlon and Mult support at the plate.
Unclear readable text shows blue team plans and events at Mentone with references to players and match phases. Mentions Whitley and Suvite as names. details are garbled and incomplete.
Columbus and Louisville closed their seasons with a doubleheader split. Louisville won 16 games to Columbus 4 over twenty games played. PHIHERCY shut out Columbus in the first game.
Milwaukee and opponents staged a pitching dominated clash as Torrence and Yeager led the defense. Jacobaun’s run support came late while Milwauksk pitchers held firm in a low scoring midweek tilt at the park.
A fragmented notice from G. Gdenter, manager, announces a challenge to amateur baseball clubs. The message references a city venue and terms of engagement, with unclear dates and participants due to OCR errors. The readable names include the manager and club initials, signaling a formal contest invitation.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a bash ball game at Alabama League Park with garbled names and stray terms. Readable bits suggest a local game between teams possibly Toledo or Shamrocks, but key details and correct names are unclear.
Fort Wayne expected to field a competitive grid squad with local players and college talent returning this year. A meeting next Wednesday aims to select a captain and organize the squad for the upcoming season.
Westminster Church presents a musical program this evening featuring a lineup of soloists and ensembles including Twila Atti and Brad, with contributions from Daur and Dovyar among others. The event appears to be a community recital with varied selections and local participants.
A disorderly police page recounts multiple arrests and investigations. Suspects include Meyer Sil Vermen, Roy Winebrenter, and Glyde Stivitts, with charges ranging from grand larceny to stolen goods and unpaid boarding bills. A court hold and sheriff actions unfold as detectives pursue several suspects.
A garbled report from Portland outlines a political clash featuring Mr Baep and Vinny Cabot Ludgo amid references to Massel as a key speaker. The piece discusses trust, government control, and fears of a nationwide panic, with mentions of Lodge and a broad anti trust argument shaping the debate.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Senator Lucdice, suits against railroads, and questions of trusts. It references public perception, regulation aims, and attempts to clarify complex issues to reduce mystery and discontent. The readable content is garbled with nonstandard spellings and unclear context.
A fragmentary report notes a body found in Iowa may be connected to the Bartolin matter. The text references a man named William seeking work near Taceville, a stranger described around Heftigeville, and a claim tying the body to Mrs Minnie Mitchell and a local area around Cresta. The garbled account mentions Howard County and an arrest inquiry, with a court or meeting scene implied.
Fragmented report from Rice Lake Iowa outlines a double death linked to a suicide or homicide. Names such as William Bartholin and Miss Minnie Mirackell surface in a puzzling confession amid a Chicago incident and railroad work. Debris of letters and alleged accomplices appear in the messy OCR excerpt.
A garbled historic notice reports a medical examiner inquiry linked to a governor and a department. It mentions Wansfort, Joliet, and May, with references to deaths and local officials. The text is fragmented and difficult to interpret, but centers on an official inquiry and related actions.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Belevtin Medios and SM PEER FAL GIF EE Og with unclear context. Readers glimpse names and places but details are unreadable, yielding a sparse item about a local event or notice.
In Langrange County the Democratic nominating convention drew a large, enthusiastic crowd despite the party being in the minority. The ticket includes Sheriff Morren, County Commissioner frame Swihset, and other named incumbents. a strong slate prepared by the local party.
The dispute centers on Seawary Salzberger capital stock with Chestayne Swill and Mr Salzberger at conferences without agreement. The price cited is $408 per share for $4,100,009 capital stock, the lowest yet named by Sulahurger.
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