Fort Wayne and Terre Haute Baseball Rivalry Continues
Terre Haute won today as the home team tied the ninth inning after a 7 to 4 deficit. Walsh and Eijtijorg to pitch this afternoon. Earlier game had Terre Haute blanked until the ninth with Whaling homering and Croak driving in runs. Louisville beat Baltimore 18 to 11, while several other city games finished with mixed results.
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Terre Haute
Gregory
Boland
Hazen
Croak
Trainer
Whaling
Welch
Andrews
Mahaffy
Walsh
Eitejorg
Fort Waynes
Terre Hautes
Hottentots
Collars
Seratch
White
Artie
O'Rourke
Nitlejorg
Lambert
Bull
Killejorg
Mitchel
Fort Wayne
A. White
Ball
Holand
C. Ahetlevee
Crook
Bae Ee
Mitchell
Evgez A O Briitlejorg
Gifford
Trainor
Mahattey
Woodside
Kurt Wayne
Wall
Witlejorg
Bolanda
Lalls
Balti
Colrit
Mahaffey
Raidy
Fitlejorg
My Welch
Hope
Mehatfy
Teaererrenes
Woodeide
FOXMT
Wayne
H. Poa
Kall
Rene O'Rourke
Teescene Andrews
Anette
Ee Walsh
O’ Rourke
Hases
Balle
Hy Woods de
Smith
Prices for Wheat and Farm Commodities Corrected Daily
Corrected daily by S. Bush & Co. lists market prices for farm goods including Wheat 77c, Oats 30c, Corn 45c, Rye 60c, Barley 5c, Butter 12c, Kegs 12c, Beeswax 25c per pound, Oil meal 1.25 per cwt, Potatoes 80c per bushel, Feathers live geese 45c, Rags 50c per cwt, Hides green 7c per pound, Hides cured 8c per pound.
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S. Bush & Co
Fort Wayne Physicians Form Baseball Team Ahead of Challenge
Doctors in Fort Wayne organize a baseball team and begin practice. A challenge will be issued to newspaper men soon with details to follow.
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Fort Wayne
Local items from Fort Wayne and nearby towns
A Fort Wayne page notes a crusade against hoboes at the east yards and lists visitors and residents from Huntington Van Wert and Montpelier. Attendees include Levi Jacobs and Mrs. Fitzsimmons. The Hoosier Oil and Land company reports a good oil well flow at Montpelier. Local events feature a Chicago road race contingent and an Elks circus plan pending. A June 6 band concert at the Indiana School for the Feeble Minded Youth funds new uniforms.
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East Yards
Ollie Garretson
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Levi Jacobs
van Wert
Randall
Loring
Miss Jolly
Nathan Vinlay
F. E. Wichenheiser
Hadley-Richey
Brackenridge Street
F. Tolan
West Lebanon
Ind
Dick Townsend
the Randall
Columbus
Union of Commercial Travelers
the Elks
Cincinnati
John Robinson
The
Elks
Indiana School For
Greentown cyclist beats westbound train to Kokomo
Henry Osler of Greentown claims he rode ahead of the Clover Leaf train to Kokomo yesterday morning. He says a favorable wind and airbourne moments aided his pace and that the train was delayed en route. Local Kokomo papers question the claim as the schedule lists 17 minutes.
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Peru Chronicle
Greentown
Henry Osler
Kokomo
Henry
Was Mrs Woodward Here
Miss Emma L Isenberg has been visiting her parents Joshua Isenberg and wife and relatives in the city for six weeks. She left today at noon for Port Wayne to rejoin Mrs Woodward the evangelist and from there to St Louis. She has traveled with Mrs Woodward for eight years, accompanied to Fort Wayne by her mother and sister Mrs Zeph Oates.
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Ratington Democrat
Emma L. Isenberg
Joshua Isenberg
Port Wayne
Woodward
St. Louis
Drouth breaks as heavy rain falls in Mansn Harrown
In Mansn Harrown Iowa on May 30 heavy rain starts after a long drouth. Crops are saved by the timely downpour and the weather shift brings relief to farmers.
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Mansn
Illinois Senate defers adjournment after Memorial Day debate
Springfield May 30. Illinois Senate declines to adjourn over Memorial Day after lengthy discussion. A joint committee of 16 was named to attend Secretary Gresham's funeral. Governor nominates trustees for northern normal, eastern normal, and state reformatory boards. senate confirms northern normal picks. House passes railway station requirement and other measures. street franchise bill reconsidered but not moved.
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Springfield
Senate
Gresham
Northern Normal School
A.A. Goodrich
Chicago
Isaac ™. Elwood
DeKalb
W. C. Garrard
Charles H. Deere
Moline
Thomas J. Sparks
Bushnell
Eastern Normal
A. J. Burr
McLean County
P. Rice
Fulton
F. M. Youngblood
Jackson
M. J. Walsh
St. Clair
Calvin L. Pleasant
el Paso
State Reformatory Board
Martin B. Madden
Americans Back Derby Winner and Burn Money on Bets
Loudon May 30 The Americana enjoyed betting luck at the Derby. Croker backed Courtier then lost by backing The Owl. Manley delivered a Gresham introduction to Lord Rosebery then backed Bir Visto to win. Oxnard praised Rosebery’s luck and backed Sir Vista, while Mc Call backed Curzon due to the Curzon Leiter marriage.
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Manley
Bir Visto
Oxnard
Nebraska
Lord Roseberry
Cleveland
Sir Vista
McCall
Massachusetts
Curzon
George N. Curzon
Mary Leiter
Three kitchen girls apply at the Randall Hotel
Three kitchen workers seek positions at the Randall Hotel with applications submitted for culinary duties. The notice notes openings and target employment in the hotel’s kitchen staff.
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Randall Hotel
Rabbi’s Death Triggers Wife’s Desperate Madness
In Indianapolis a Jewish rabbi, Lewis Sherif sky, dies after delivering a strained sermon on a hot day. His wife, informed at home, rushes in and raves, tearing at clothing and destroying furniture as neighbors and churchgoers watch in fear. Her reason appears permanently lost.
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Indianapolis
Lewis Sherifsky
Opinion Divided Over Accused Preacher Murder Case
In Danville May 80, Mrs Thurza Hinshaw wife of Rev William E Hinshaw is dead and murdered. Indictment charges him with first degree murder though many doubt his guilt. The community divides with theories about motive while awaiting trial. In Rushville May 8 Lon A Reed ex pugilist and ex patrolman was arrested for allegedly attempting to assault Miss Katie Conde. Bond set at 3500 then raised to 1000 on a bench warrant. he remained in custody.
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Danville
Thurza Hinshaw
William E. Hinshaw
Belleville
Hinshaw
Rushville
Lon A. Reed
Anderson
Katie Conde
Reed
Miller
Case on governor's power to appoint prison directors argued
In Indianapolis on May 30 the Indiana Supreme Court heard the state versus Charles Harley in a dispute over appointing prison directors. Attorney General Ketcham represented Harley, the Republican warden elect, while John R. Wilson argued for J. W. French, the Democratic warden. The court intends to rule before summer adjournment.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Ketcham
Charles Harley
J. W. French
John R. Wilson
French
Civil service reform upheld by Indiana ruling
The Indiana supreme court sustains Judge Brown in an injunction suit by William C. Newcomb to bar mayoral officials from ceding duties to a civil service board, marking a victory for civil service reform. Decoration Day observances proceed with a large parade and civic participation.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Brown
Marion County Circuit Court
William C. Newcomb
Civil Service Board
Brazil Black Coal Adopts Electric Mining at No. 1 Mine
Brazil Indiana May 30 The Brazil Black Coal company has placed the Jefferys electric mining machines in their No 1 mine. They have purchased a dynamo and will mine coal by electricity and illuminate the entire mine with electric light.
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Brazil
Brazil Black Coal Company
Jefferys
American whalers begin operations in Hudson Bay
Ottawa reports Lieutenant Governor Schaultzs warns that American whalers are starting work in Hudson Bay, after having previously depleted whale stocks. He asks the Dominion government to act to stop the slaughter seen as a direct challenge to Canadian laws and regulations.
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Ottawa
Ont
Schaultzs
Dominion
Hudson Bay
Amalgamated and Iron Manufacturers Meet in Cleveland
President Gar land Secretary Killgallan and a committee of the Amalgamated association conferred with iron manufacturers in Cleveland. The sole subject discussed was the iron scale and the steel scale was not to be considered at the conference.
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Cleveland
Garland
Killgallan
Amalgamated Association
Speculation on the Presidential Year at Ohio Republican Convention
Zanesville Ohio May 3. The Ohio Republican state convention completed a long session nominating the Bushnell slate for eight statewide offices and the state committee. Foraker and McKinley face a controlled party machinery as delegates to the national convention are chosen under the Bushnell Foraker alliance.
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Zanesville. O
McKinley
Foraker
Bushnell
Sherman
Foster
Grosvenor
State Committee
Buckeye
Ohio
Sheriman
Ganfield
Blaine
Wll
Foraker- Bushnell
Foraker and Bushnell Lead Ohio Republican Ticket
The Ohio Republican convention places Foraker and Bushnell in key roles shaping 1895 politics. Delegates-at-large will likely include Sherman and Foster, with potential future shifts mirroring Garfield and McKinley in earlier years. The state ticket lists Bushnell for governor, Jones for lieutenant governor, Guilbert for auditor, Minshall for supreme judge, Allen for supreme court clerk, Monnett for attorney general, Campbell for treasurer, and Lybarger for board of public works.
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Foraker
Bushnell
McKinley
Sherman
Foster
Garfield
Ohio
Senate
Brice
Foraker-Bushnell
Asa S. Bushnell
A. W. Jones
Youngstown
W. D. Guilbert
I. A. Minshall
Chillicothe
Supreme Court
J. B. Allen
Athens
Monnett
Findlay
B. Campbell
Steubenville
Board of Public Works
Lybarger
Coshocton
Fiat Idea the Cause of All Financial Trouble
Ex Representative De Witt Warner argues in New York on May 20 that hard money and currency questions stem from government interference with contracts. He claims legal tender and silver policies force loans and disrupt debts, urging a move away from depreciated silver toward gold standards and warning against government overreach.
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Fiat
Saya de Witt Warner
New Yorke
de Witt Warner
Municpal Reform Club
Warner
Silver Coinage in Mexico Leads to Exports and Demand
New York May 3 Riviero the Mexican minister at Washington contributes to The North American Review a June number article on the silver question. Rimero argues that unlike nations with a gold standard Mexico's silver standard boosts export of domestic products and stimulates domestic demand.
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Romero
Banka
New York
Riviero
Washington
North American Review
Rimero
Mexico
Ballet Intended for Another Man Killy Superintendent Kirk
J W Kirk superintendent of prisons in Nashville Tenn was accidentally shot in the head by A J Vaughn of Williamson county in the gate treasurer office Vaughn and John Davis of Marshall county argued over an old matter Vaughn shot at Davis The bullet hit Kirk and caused a mortal wound Vaughn deputy warden at Goat Creek Paxton a guard was discharged They were arrested and the incident followed by Davis seeking action at the capitol
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Nashville
Tenn
J. W. Kirk
A. J. Vaughn
Williamson County
Gaa
Vaughn
John Davis
Marshall County
Davis
Kirk
Goat Creek
Paxton
Capitol
Pullman Strike Impacts Trainmen Brotherhood Convention
Grand Master Wilkinson presented his annual report at the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen convention in Gal esburg Isl. May 30 detailing the Pullman boycott costing the organization about 5 000 members. He urged protective legislation, emphasized legal compliance, proposed equal liability for grand masters and first vice grand masters regarding funds, and opposed proposed insurance grades.
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Galesburg
Isls
Wilkinson
the Brotherhood of Railway
National Municipal league convention opens with strong turnout
Cleveland May 30 The first great convention of the National Municipal league opens with good attendance and optimistic talks on municipal reform. Secretary Woodruff presents the year's work, joined by James W. Pryor J A Butler and Charles J Bonaparte. Old officers are reelected.
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Cleveland
Germany Sends Her Regrets Amid Gresham Death
Washington memorial telegraphy shows Berlin conveying sincere sympathy to the U S president and government on the death of Secretary Gresham Runyon. The New Richmond case opens as mob aftermath, with witnesses denying knowledge and one man jailed for noncooperation. Nebraska endures widespread rains from Kearney to Lincoln counties, with heavy downpours statewide.
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Washington
Gresham
Berlin
United States
Gresham Runyon
Riot at Tallulah Falls Endangers Town Officials
In Georgia visitors from South Carolina clashed with locals at Tallulah Falls. The town marshal suffered a severe throat wound, the sheriff was gashed, and a deputy was seriously injured. A posse from Cornelia pursued the rioters into a swamp and captured them.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
Tallulah Falls
Av Cornelia
Posse
Sea serpent photograph taken at Traverse Bay
Hazards Sprines Michigan May 30. A crowd rushed to photograph a reputed sea serpent in Grand Traverse Bay after a ferry sighting aboard the Adrienne. Photographer Williams captured a fair image of a dark shape with a head buried in water as Captain Chrysler corroborates. The creature has been reported by fishermen multiple times. Scores from League games show Washington 6 over Pittsburgh and New York 10 over Philadelphia at various sites.
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Hazsor Sprines
Mich
Grand ‘Traverse Bay
Lake Michigan
Adrienne
Williams
Chrysler
Miners Convention Rejects Strike Plan in Columbus
The interstate convention of miners adopted resolutions opposing a coal miners strike at this time. In Quincy Illinois a will disinherits the late Eaton Littlefield’s adopted son and leaves most of a $100,000 estate to charity.
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Columbus
Interstate Convention of Miners
Hus
Quincy, Ill
Eaton Littlefield
Stars of Freedom and the Stripes of Victory
A poem-like passage recalls patriotic imagery of banners and the flag in a battle scene. It contrasts calm country pride with a thunderous, chaotic war moment where muskets, cannons, and flashes of lightning surge, ending with sorrow and bloodied skies.
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Eijtijorg
Louisville
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Mrs. Woodward
Illinois
Mes, Hinshaw
Munhall
Harry Close
James Hersh
Tommy Baily
S. N. Davidson
Jefferson
Jeffersonville
Peter Madden
William Kendrick
Justice Ware
Buckeye Republicans
M'Kinley
Depew
Chauncey M. Depew
Harrison
Morton
Thomas Carter
Elkins
Strong
Warner Miller
Thomas ©. Platt
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamilton Fish
Fred Grant
CaricaGo
Roswell G. Horr
Lyman J. Gage
First National Bank
W. H. Harvey
Gage
Union League Club
Peggin
Ill
Tazewell County
Senor Romero
Tennessee
Killy
Superintendent Kirk
National Municipal League
United Presbyterian Assembly
General Assembly
Butch
CuHicaco
Roesiver McNultn
P. H. Rice
Studdard
Mayflower
St. Joseph
Dorsal
Wulftongo
Fayette Valley
Hogan Valley
Independence
Eagie Mills
J. 5
Germany
Wisconsin
Hodson
Richmond
Peter Dunbar
Morrison
Omaaba
Kearney
Holt
Adams
Polk
Buffalo
Dawes
Lincoln
Georgia
Traverse Bay
Gulf
Pittsburgh
Cheelinix
Barr Street
West Main Street
East Berry Street
John Dieibelbiss
Court Street
Auburn
Indiana
U. H. Iiss
U, H. Kiss
Hatter
Calhoun
D. Monahan's
Cail
Goys
Alaska
H. J. Ash
Reliable Stove House
E. Columbia
John Christen
Epicures
Calhoun St
Fort Wayne, Tnd
William Meyer & Bro
South Side
Wal Paper Store
Calho
Ady
Telephone
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