Sugar Bounty Sparks Tariff Schedule Shake Up
Sugar shall be admitted free with a two cent bounty per pound of domestic sugar, a change debated as the tariff bill advances. The House and Senate weigh shifts in hides duty, sugar, and other items, while nominations and public builds are noted amid tariff discussions and committee reports.
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Washington
Ways and Meansmittee
Carlisle
Senate
House
Alleghany
Montana
Gideon
Power and Saunders
Washrvetoy
McKinley
Ohio
Committee On
Ways and Means
Eways and Means
Internal Revenue Schedule
Internal ‘Revenue
Ingrain
Wabash Democrats Nominate Ticket At City Convention
The Wabash Democratic city convention nominated a full slate for April 22. Mayoral candidate W. R. Crabill leads the ticket joined by Charles Christman for treasurer Frank Lake for marshal Edward W. Miller as assessor and Christian Hipp Enos Thomas and John Grey as councilmen.
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Wasasa
W. R. Crabill
Charles Christman
Frank Lake
Edward W. Miller
Christian Hipp
Enos Thomas
John Grey
Railway Conductors Meet Over Discharges In Indiana
Ixpranarouis Indiana April 18 A special meeting of the Indiana division of the Order of Railway Conductors is called for next Sunday to discuss the latest wholesale discharges. Leaders say the aim is to desert the companies and federate with engineers firemen switchmen yardmen brakemen and inspectors. Detectives from Pennsylvania are touring divisions west of Pittsburgh while three visited Jeffersonville Madison and Indianapolis and the Chicago division last night. Some discharged conductors hailed from Fort Wayne.
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Ixpranarouis
Ind
Indiana
the Order of Railway Conductors
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Jeffersonville
Madison
Indianapolis
Chicago
Drunken man with butcher knife haunts Chicago streetcar
A drunken assailant named Billy Patterson boarded a northbound State Street car at Sixteenth Street and slashed passengers with a butcher knife. Archie Patnew was wounded in the neck, Henry Patnew was cut on the jaw, and Thomas Brennan suffered a head injury. Doctors fear Archie Patnew may die. Patterson was arrested at Harrison street station.
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Cutcano
Billy” Patterson
Sixteenth Street
Archie Patnew
Blue Island Avenue
Henry Patnew
Thos. Brennan
South Water Street
Merrill
Patterson
Harrison Street
Winnie Davis Betrothed to Alfred Wilkinson in Syracuse
The engagement is announced between Miss Winnie Davis daughter of Jefferson Davis and Alfred Wilkinson a Syracuse lawyer two grandson of abolitionist Rev Samuel J May. Wilkinson, twenty eight, met Miss Davis during her Syracuse visit four years ago and they grew close after he defended her against cold receptions. He recently spent weeks with her in Europe and the wedding date will be set soon.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Winnie Davis
Jefferson Davis
Alfred Wilkinson
Samuel J__May
Wilkinson
Miss Davis
Mr. Wilkinson
Europe
Unwilling Bride Forced to Marry Then Files for Divorce
Miss Burt of New Haven says Henry Foote a widower aged twenty eight forced her to marry him during a country ride after threatening to kill her She was taken to Reverend Nathan Hubbell's Hamden church where the ceremony occurred Foote returned to New Haven and left her at home Divorce proceedings were begun and she was sent to Brooklyn to escape him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Henry Foote
Foote
Brooklyn
Ex President Cleveland and Sullivan Seek Weight Loss
The Sun reports ex president Grover Cleveland under Dr Gibbs care in New York to reduce his flesh as a potential danger from excess weight. John L Sullivan is also being treated by Dr Gibbs for the same goal while remaining in overall good health.
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New Yonk
the Sun
Cleveland
Gibbs
Sun
John L. Sullivan
Judge Hilton threats headline spurs libel talk
The World's continuation portrays Mrs Stewart in tears after her husband’s death and cites a bold threat to blast her husband's reputation. The piece notes the threat was uttered by an ex judge, though the exact speaker is not named, reflecting libel law caution.
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New York
Hilton
Stewart
Destructive Tornado Strikes Geneva County Alabama
A destructive tornado hit the sparsely populated upper Geneva County Alabama on Saturday afternoon. Houses barns and fences were torn. Reports vary on fatalities with figures of nine and fifteen. No towns were struck in the affected area. Birwinewam Alabama also reports a destructive cyclone passing over part of Geneva county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarr
Ala
Geneva County
Birwinewam
Alabama
Batur
Destructive Tornado Destroys Rural Farm Houses
A daytime tornado struck a remote rural area damaging several farm houses and outbuildings. The cyclone carved a narrow seven mile path, destroying structures along its width. Telecommunication gaps hindered full casualty tallies. exact deaths and damages remain uncertain.
Two Claimants Fight Over Humboldt Park Pulpit
In Chicago on April 21 a church division sparked a clash at Humboldt Park church as Rev. Heilman from Siefield avenue and Rev. Vetter from Wisconsin street confronted each other to assume duties after the Illinois conference appointed successors to Rev. Morioch. Heilman attempted to dismiss the Sunday school, sparking a scuffle in which Vetter was dragged into the street. The incident likely will be taken to court.
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Chicago
Tlinois
Evangelical Church
Humboldt Park
Morioch
John Vetter
Wisconsin Street Conference
A. Heilman
Siefield -Avonue
Swere
Heilman
Secretary Rusk Addresses Farmers on Prosperity
Washington April 21 Secretary Rusk announces an address to farmers explaining how the agriculture downturn can be remedied. He cites carelessness in cultivation and market study and urges use of government market data plus higher duties on farm products to curb imports totaling about 266 million dollars, with most potential to be produced domestically.
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Washington
Rusk
Agricultural Department
Robbery Attempt Averted Near Pinos Altos
Three men implicated in a bold robbery near Pinos Altos New Mexico as Mountain Key mine superintendent carried a large sum. shots exchanged with masked robbers left no injuries. George Robbins Dick Huber and Albert Mayfield arrested with Robbins confessing to the plan.
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Sinver City
N. M
Pinos Altos
Mountain Key
I Am Going to Jesus Uttered by a Man Hung in Alabama
A condemned Black man Ben Elzy was hanged in the jail yard at 12 30 today for murder. He spoke his last words I am going to Jesus. He died quickly with neck broken in eight minutes. In New York reporter Joseph A Allen of the Evening Telegram killed himself at home No 61 Hicks street Brooklyn by inhaling chloroform. He had suffered rheumatism and despondency.
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Binsanenam
Ala
Ben Elzy
Jesus
New York
Joseph A. Allen
Evening Telegram
Hicks Street
Brooklyn
Frightful quarry blast kills foreman near Cementville
New Albany Ind April 18 A dynamite blast at a limestone quarry near Cementville eight miles from New Albany killed Thomas James foreman of the gang and severely injured Robert Livingston and Sam Clark. James came from Milwaukee and was killed outright. Livingston was reported dying last evening. Clark was seriously hurt but not fatally.
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New Albany
Indiana
Cementville
Thomas James
Robert Livingston
Sam Clark
James
Livingston
Clark
Milwaukee
Ohio House Adopts Australian Ballot System
Columbus April 18 The Ohio House passed the Mallon Australian ballot system bill by 68 to 21, with expectations the Senate will concur. The measure creates a nonpartisan state election board with county board supervision and requires ballots listing all candidates to be counted by canvassers. Voters will receive prepared tickets at booths for private marking.
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Columunus
Ohio
House
Senate
Congress settles world fair bill and sums for post roads
The House concurred in Senate amendments to the World's Fair bill and sent it to the President. Other items include nominations for major general John C. Fremont, anti trust measures via Culberson, and large post offices and roads appropriations totaling about 72.45 million dollars. Senate debates covered election of senators, free coinage, and treasury bullion purchases.
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Wasamcroy
Bingham
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
DC. E. Kincaid
Kincaid
Taulbee
Dorsey
Nebraska
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Plumb
Senate
New York Harbor
Christopher Columbus
Delman R. Lowell
Vermont
John Lt. Galvin
Ohio
John W. Oast
Virginia
Norfolk
Ticknor
Heyburn
New York
Oklahoma
Cherokee Outlet
Wasminday
Judiciary Committee of
Culberson
Texas
Sherman
Columbus
Gibson
House Committee On Naval Affairs Today
Columbia Iron Works
Baltimore
Petrel
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Charleston
John C. Fremont
Plumbs
Treasury
Eustis
Mitchell
Butterworth
Dockery
House Committee On
Secret Lodges National Convention Opens in Chicago
A national convention to study the secret lodge system opened in West Meisyn Tall with Professor Henry O King of Oberlin College presiding. Delegates attended as devotional exercises marked the start while promoters cited Cronin murder, Mormon oaths probes, and Boston Jesuit intrigue as cited dangers of the lodge network.
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Cuxicago
West Meisyn
Henry O. King
Oberlin College
Cronin
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Boston
British Provinces
Amphitheatre Collapse at Guadalajara Bull Fight
At a Guadalajara bull fight on Sunday a section of the amphitheatre collapsed sending thousands of spectators to the ground. Rescue efforts by police and uninjured spectators saved the wounded from debris. No deaths reported though many injuries may prove fatal.
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City of Mexico
Guadalajara
Union Stock Yards Incorporation in San Francisco
Incorporated at San Francisco with a capital of 2 500 000 dollars to establish stock yards for collecting stock to be sent to packing houses in coast cities. Two yards costing 400 000 dollars each to be built at Point Pinole. D J Hedges, president of the Sioux City stock yards, heads the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Union Stock Yards Company
Point Pinole
D. J. Hedges
Sioux City
Iowa
Sullivan and Jackson to Fight for 20000 Purse
In San Francisco on April 22 the California Athletic club discussed a Sullivan against Jackson match for a $20,000 purse with no date set yet five to six months off the prevailing view. The proposal will be formally presented at the club tonight. Jule Sarasinzin, four, son of August Sarasinzin, burned to death in Washington Indiana after his clothes caught fire from matches. In Silver Lake Indiana burglars stole goods worth $500 from Henry Paulus store. two locals E Leiter and J Vandermark arrested. Paleman Beck's barn near Leramon Indiana burned, destroying four horses two mules farm machinery hay and grain, $4000 loss with no insurance. Mrs George LaComty of Warsaw Indiana fatally burned while using pomes alcohol near a lamp.
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San Francisco
California Athletic Club
Sullivan
Jackson
Washington
Ind
Jule Sarasinzin
August Sarasinzin
South Washington
Wansaw
Henry Paulus
Silver Lake
E. Leiter
J. Vandermark
Leranon
Paleman Beck
Woman severely burned by flammable liquid near Syracuse
Near Syracuse a woman in this county suffered serious burns when a fluid ignited and set fire to her clothing. Doctors fear she cannot recover from the injuries.
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Syracuse
Wagon Explodes. Two Men Killed in Ohio Nitro Incident
In Cycner Ohio on April 18 a wagon loaded with nitro glycerine shells used for oil and gas wells exploded with immense force. Two men aboard were blown hundreds of yards away and left only clothing fragments. Horses perished and wagon became kindling. The blast rattled distant windows and leveled nearby chimneys.
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Cycner
Ohio
Fort Wayne Presbytery votes on Revision of Confession
The Fort Wayne Presbytery met at Second Presbyterian Church led by Rev H B Townsend to discuss ministerial relief. Delegates from multiple churches attended and the vote on revision yielded thirty in favor and five against, with sessions open to the public.
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Presbytery
Fort Wayne
Second Presbyterian Church
H. B. Townsend
W. D. Page
Third Presbyterian Church
Saylor
Huntington
Ferguson
Moffat
Lloyd
M. Lawson
Ossian
Wm. Bower
John P. Lloyd
Henry L. Vannuys
D. D
Reuben 8
Edward A. Allen
Thomas J. Giboney
C. W. Kerstitter
Goshen
James R. Corey
Lima
A. W. Lyon
Legioneer
A. A. Chapin
Aaron Wood
Elkhart
George Harter
D. T. Wasson
Kingsland
I. Clark
Bluffton
F. W
Decatur
Jealousy fires shot in lovers quarrel in Synacust
Lizzie Dear, twenty three, shot Joseph Kearney twice in the head early this morning at Synacust. Kearney says she did it. she denies it. The incident follows alleged jealousy over another woman and a brewing family history.
Brice to Buy Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville Line
Senator Calvin S Brice has completed the purchase of the Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville railroad from Elijah Smith. The deal adds 133 miles to the Lake Erie and Western system linking to the Big Four route and Cincinnati with Louisville access. Price near 2 million dollars with bonds at 10 000 per mile and remaining from earnings. The Fort Wayne line earned 100 000 net in 1889 and Brice claims union will boost profits. stockholder consent is pending. Read obituary notes Councilman H A Read and details on his 75 years of life and retirement plans.
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Muncie
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville Road
Calvin S. Brice
Ohio
Lake Erie and Western
New York Herald
Calvin 9. Brice
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Lake Erie & Western
Brice
Union of Interests
Conductor A W Adkins Stricken By Paralysis
Veteran Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago conductor A W Adkins was stricken with paralysis early this morning at his home 353 Lafayette Street. The fifty five year old longtime railway man is under medical care as family attend him and friends hope for his recovery.
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
A. W. Adkins
Adkins
Lafayette Street
Death of A W Adkins Prominent Pittsburg Road Conductor
Last Thursday at 353 Lafayette street died A W Adkins from paralysis. He was a longtime conductor on the Pittsburg road with a wide circle of friends. Survived by wife and four children, he owned farm and city property. He had long feared paralysis and had served as canal boat captain, brakeman, freight conductor and passenger conductor for twenty years. Local insured with Pennsylvania Relief Association. Age fifty five.
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Lafayette Street
A. W. Adkins
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Relief Association
Washington Township
Adkins
Veterans Appeal for Funds to Decorate National Cemeteries
Virginia and Georgia posts of the G A R appeal for donations to support grave decoration plans in national cemeteries and battlefields. Georgia sites Mari etta Andersonville Beaufort Florence total over 40 000 graves. Virginia sites Lion Bass Anthony Wayne contribute. Supt Methes announces Hughart to name New railroad director. speculation centers on P S O Rourke.
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George Humphrey Post
G. A. RB
Georgia
Virginia
Marietta National
Andersonville
Beaufort
Florence
Department of Virginia
Lion
Bass
Anthony Wayne
Clayton Purcell Firm Reorganized To Clutter Purcell Co
The firm of Clayton Purcell and Co commission merchants at 37 East Main Street is dissolved. Mr Clayton retires to other business. A F Clutter buys his interests and forms Clutter Purcell Co with Frank Purcell as partner. The new firm retains the old prestige and broad support in trade circles.
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Clayton, Purcell & Co
Commission Merchants
East Main Street
Clayton
A. F. Clutter
Clutter, Purcell & Co
Frank Purcell
Colonel Jack Read to Retire From Livery Business
Col Jack Read is retiring from the livery business. Mr AJ Read has leased his West Wayne street livery to Chas W Fulton who operates a livery on Pear street. Possession to Fulton May 3, with his brother-in-law assisting in transition.
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A. J. Read
West Wayne Street
Chas. W. Fulton
Pear Street
Mr. Fulton
Fort Wayne College faces doubtful maintenance in city
Fort Wayne M. E. College weighs survival as debt nears $20 000 and schemes to merge with Depauw or consolidate with Fort Wayne medical college fail. The M. E. conference seeks location with $50 000 and 25 acres. next June ends Herrick's term as president while Stemen assumes active duties as vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne M. E. College
Depauw
Fort Wayne Medical College
M. E. Conference
H. N. Herrick
Anderson
Ind
OC. B. Stemen
Communion and Confirmation at St Marys Church
The Scene at St. Marys Church last Sunday describes first holy communion and confirmation. Bishop Dwenger presided with Fathers Oechtering Romer Brammer and Chancellor Lang as the choir led by W J Moater and John Mohr organist filled the newly decorated church.
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Indianapolis
St. Mary’s Church
Dwenger
Brammer
Lang
Oechtering
Romer
Goode
Blatchford Kavanaugh
Chicago
Mary Hirshfelder
Anna Nehr
Clara Rissing
Mary Manning
Anna Gerler
Elizabeth Rieman
Helena Burlager
Matilda Horshfeld
Emma Diebold
Waburga Connors
Helen Kessens
Clara Dewald
Christena Hauser
Laura Schele
Anna Niemen
E. Offenbach
J. Gerareda
J. Greve
J. Hageman
J. Ebner
J. Autry
E. Schafer
F. Stier
Wm. John
V. Kientz
A. Deucel
J. Zimmerman
G. Klein
E. E. Tenmore
E. Bebra
F. Schirmer
John Mohr
Popular County Clerk Critically Ill After Accident
Dr G W Long Allen county clerk was thrown from a carriage when a livery barn wagon overturned. He was bedridden then engaged in light exercise, grew worse with fainting spells, but doctors stabilized him. Greenawalt attended him through the night and he showed signs of recovery by afternoon, with internal injuries not considered fatal.
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G. W. Long
Allen County
Pearse & Long
Greenawalt
Sentinel
Long
Dress Fire Leaves Woman Badly Burned in Erie Street Bonfire
Mrs. John Cupplinger of Erie street was burning debris in her yard when a bonfire flare set her dress ablaze. A neighbor quickly doused the flames, and she is now bedridden under a physician care. An Ohio bank cashier praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, with 50 cent bottles sold by George H. Loesch. The Kentucky tornado reportedly destroyed a flock of sheep. An advertisement touts Swayne's Ointment for skin diseases claiming strong healing powers, urging readers to ask their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cupplinger
Erie Street
J. F. Masters
Emmitt & Co's
Waverly
Ohio
Chamberlain
George H. Loesch
Swayne
Swarnz
Orrtmant
Salimonie Natural Gas and Mining Company Increases Stock
The Salimonie Natural Gas and Mining Co held its annual meeting in Montepelier. Officers elected include H C Paul as president and O E Bash as vice president. Directors named include Chas McCulloch and John Ferguson. The stock was increased by 150000 to reach 750000. Superintendent Hoffman reported costs for a Bloomingdale and Spy Run avenue extension, with work already begun.
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Salimonie Natural Gas and Mining Company
Montepelier
H.C. Paul
E. Bush
Chas
McCulloch
John Ferguson
O’connor
W. L. Carnahan
W. C. Lemert
B. Bond
Max Hoffman
Will Paul
H. C. Paul
O. E. Bash
Frederick Scheimann
John H. Bass
C. E. Bush
Hoffman
Bloomingdale
Spy Run Avenue
Marriage of Crall and Keegan at West Washington residence
The ceremony united Miss Mollie Keegan and Mr Charles E Crall on Thursday at 147 West Washington street with Rev. R M Barns officiating. The couple left for New York and eastern cities on an alley wedding journey. Both are well known. Mollie admired for accomplishments and charm, Charles a longtime reporter for Tue Sentinel United Press. Warm congratulations and many gifts followed.
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P. H. Keegan
West
Washington Street
Miss Mollie
Charles E. Crall
R. M. Barns
Wayne Street
M. E. Church
New York City
Tue Sentivaz
United Press Telegraph Service
Legion
Crall
Ice Supply Expected To Be Scarce And Expensive In Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne residents should expect higher ice prices this season with no local harvest. One dealer may retire due to supply issues while others stockpiled hundreds of tons up north. Prices could rise from twenty to thirty five cents last year to forty to fifty cents or more this year. An artificial ice firm led by H O Berghoff and Rothchild plans to supply ice in a few weeks but will not cut prices. The plant is being installed between Wells and Cass streets near the Lake Shore tracks in Bloomingdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washixcton
Senate
Hawley
Dalzel
Artificial
H. O. Berghoff
Rothchild
Dissolution of Smith & Gotsch Hardware Firm
The firm of Smith & Gotsch is dissolving as Mr Theodore Gotsch retires to pursue ventures in Port Townsend Washington. The business will be continued by senior partner Fred M Smith with Mr Gotschs friends offering best wishes for his future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Gotsch
Theodore Gotsch
Gotch
Port Townsend
Washington
T. J. Norton
Fred M. Smith
Marriage of William J Mommeer and Susie Backes in Indianapolis
The Kerr Murray foundry foreman William J Mommer and Susie Backes from Wilt street wed quietly in Indianapolis last December. The couple, now living on Hamilton street, celebrate three months as husband and wife with congratulations from Tae SextTiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Mommeer
Susie Backes
Indianapolis
Wm. J. Mommer
Kerr Murray Foundry
Wilt Street
Hamilton Street
Mr. Mommer
Tae SextTiner
Death of Rev. Joseph S Large in Galveston Texas
The Rev. Joseph S. Large former rector of Trinity church Galveston died Friday morning in Galveston after paralysis illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Trinity with Rev. A W Lesbrease officiating. He was father to Miss Josie Large who runs a School of Music with Miss Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Josephs. Large
Trinity Church
A. W. Lesbrease
Large
Josie Large
Anderson
School of Music
Muskegon and Fort Wayne Battle In High Scoring Duel
A Monday game at League Ball Park saw Muskegon edge Fort Wayne 15 to 14. Both teams committed errors but the close, lively contest drew about 250 spectators and was noted for its spirited, not highly scientific play.
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Ball Park
Muskegon
Fort Wayne
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Committee On Ways and Means
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Cameron
Allentown
Lowden
Quay
League Island Navy Yard
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Des Moines
E. A. Williams
North Dakota
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Oregon
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Couer d'Alene
O. BR
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Walla Walla, Wash
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Calef
Wilk
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Mr. Foote
John L
Judge Hilton
Jerry
Secretary of Agriculture
Western Mine
Woodruff
Cuiiaco
Frank Woodruff
Dr. Cronin
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Warsaw
George LaComty
Ghreen
Synacust
Lizzie Dear
Joseph Kearney
Wm. Kearney
W Kearney
Miss Dear
Kearney
Ashnanp
Wis
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Great Western Mine
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James Martin
Utah
Marshal Bush
Salt Lake Sunday
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Farmer
Sauem
George Hageman
William Street
Brice Ilas
Lake Erie
Mr. Read
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Conductor Adkins
Methes
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W. O. Hughart
Muhbler
Grand Rapids & Indians Railroad
J. M. iMetheany
Grand Rapids
P. S. O'Rourke
Jack
Fort Wayne College
Herrick
G. W. Loag III
Kentucky
Salimonie Company
Charlies E. Crall
Mollie Keegan
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