07 Sep 1907
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
1
A Marion Indiana Keeley Institute program plans to refer thousands to a treatment for liquor and other drinking habits as part of a trial led by Le. W. Hadels at 1204 South Adams Street. Details include local intake and public information efforts.
Fort Wayne Shamrocks meet Garrett professionals at League Park this afternoon for a benefit game with gate receipts to aid striking telegraphers. Jim Connell will manage, Cy clone Alberts to star, Garrett adds Big Dirk. Fans expect a strong turnout as union support remains high.
Brief list of current standings in the National League with multiple clubs and their win loss records. Includes team names and positions, reflecting the latest published standings in the sports section.
Scores and play by play glimpses show St Louis overpower Cincinnati 6 0. Reports from Philadelphia and New York areas note other baseball and football scores with multiple teams and players mentioned, including Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia and Chicago.
Boston completed a two game sweep of Washington in a day’s doubleheader as Bent, Criger, Sheridan and Ward contributed to a 9 to 3 victory in the opener and a later win. Umpires Sheridan and Stnard called the action in Philadelphia.
In Indianapolis and Columbus, the American Association games featured strong hitting with Carr and Hooke driving runs and Garr homering in the fifth. The Columbus contest saw tight play and a late rally that carried the Hem a club, while a separate Toledo win involved clutch pinch hitting in the third inning.
A reader testimonial from George Cook of Ontario credits Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid with curing a decade-long pile condition. The ad promotes Hem-Roid as a remedy, notes a $1,000 guarantee, and lists multiple local distribution addresses in Niagara Falls and nearby areas.
Minneapo lis defeated Kansas City 8 to 6 as Sutthon Landrate and Feltz powered the batteries. Umpire Iberin called the play in a game that featured late hits and close scoring.
Across Indiana towns Decatur and Portland saw midweek sports and injuries. Richmond defeated Decatur 4 to 2 as Portland shut out Van Wert with strong pitching by Wagner. In Colling area Ward Jones suffered a severe leg wound from barbed wire while helping with ditch work, treated by Dr Ghalar after being dragged by a Team’s horse.
The Garrison family annual rearing belt at Shriver lake drew many representatives from local ranches. The program featured songs recitations and instrumental music. Peter Garrison was elected president for the next year with Marion Egnit as treasurer and Amos Garrison among the committee helpers.
Blue Points New York Counts Live Lobstars Soft Shell Crabs Philadelphia Squabs and Spring Chick sens just received, offering a mix of fresh seafood and poultry items.
In Franco Francisco September reporting on Britt Walton, a weight and form focus dominates as trainers supply a protective glove and pillow setup. The piece tracks his readiness for a high stakes bout with Jimmy, detailing glove fit, defensive blocks, and pre-fight conditioning as key elements of his plan.
The Cleveland Cavaliers, champions of Cleveland, face the Fort Wayne Shamrocks at League Park Sunday afternoon. Cyclone Alberts will pitch for the Shamrocks while Colenn Alberts starts for Fort Wayne, as both teams seek a hard battle after a league season that has produced strong showings against numerous opponents.
Fragmented notice mentions Silay, Sai, Myclana Alberts, and Cleveland visitors arriving tomorrow at League Park. References a tied game, Pat Sti, Lewin in Oblo, and Susat Ukes. chatter of teams waving and a hush, plus an unclear horseshoe of local names and a Clam Chowder lunch at Wiebke's Board of Trade Saturday night.
Turmoil erupts as Kokomo, Indiana officials face appeals from taxpayers opposing a saloon policy. Four appeals have been filed with county commissioners and four others resolved in Howard Superior Court as residents claim state intervention infringes local rights. Citizens fear increased taxes to cover revenue shortfalls while urging reversals.
In Muncie on September 6, saloonkeepers prepared to defend their licenses against possible revocation by Mayor Lon Grebbe. They planned to file injunctions to block license revocations and potentially move the case to circuit court if needed, aiming to delay actions and prolong the licenses their establishments currently hold. The outcome hinges on court rulings and venue changes.
Cleveland Beach Parks, champions of Cleveland, meet Fort Wayne Shamrocks at League Park. The game at 246 fans is slated with Cyclone Alberts on the mound for Cleveland in a key Sunday matchup.
The county commissioners planned to appoint Manual Curry to conduct a polling on Lafayette. Several persons testified about moral character and alleged promises made to Heyer about colored bays. Curry faced a color line case in Kessler ve. Swank and Ellison appeared for defendants in various motions including a new trial. The county auditor’s office received appropriations for a tax duplicate writing machine and two machines for record making and cash compiling. In Huntington, a murder consultation delayed by lawyers for Dann and Meneh led to a three-week delay. Judge Hench set jury selection for ten days and four weeks for trial with a $200 fee deemed insufficient. Verick Jansaoeinted, and defense counsels declined $100 for six weeks. Judge O’Rourke opened criminal docket with guilty plea for entering a house and long delays for Hamilton and Warfield trials. Several defendants listed for upcoming trials and numerous names appear in the court records.
Fragmentary OCR shows a court matter involving Jonnie Tanner and others. Names appear garbled but reference to a suit, administrator Frank Sordelel, and multiple defendants. Proceedings likely concern probate or civil action with attorney teams and filed charges in a regional court.
Baseball notes report on Packard Stars and the Wabash with brief game or roster mentions. The item highlights teams, venues, and players likely connected to a local or school league. No scores provided in readable text.
A fragmented note hints at a forthcoming match game involving Packard and other named entities. It mentions a "ton 3 £ 30" and references professionals in a characteristic setting, though details are unclear.
Jobs offered at Perfection Biscuit Co. with travel by special train leaving at 11 am and regular trains at 2 25 am 4 40 pm on September 7 and 2 25 am September 8. Return trip available September. Ask agent at Welte.
Notice announces that electric light bills are due with no discount after the 10th. Office hours extended to evenings on the 8th and 10th until 9 p.m.
Fragmented report describes players, teams, and events with garbled names. Mentions Walsh and the White Sox, and Chicago clubs striving in the American race. Notes upcoming games and manager remarks, indicating a tense battle ahead despite uncertain details.
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