Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Prospects Stated
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company persuades Indiana business leaders it offers superior fire loss protection. A home company, it trades on local investment and management by Indiana men, led by President John H. Holliday and Secretary John M. Spann at the Home Office 148 East Market St. Telephone 133.
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Iniana
Indiana
John H. Holliday
John M. Spann
Home Office
East Market St
It's Not a Toboggan It's a Vertical Hole
Indianapolis lost the last of the series in Milwaukee as Waddell and Anderson hit homers in the fifth inning. Milwaukee scored four runs to pull away while Indianapolis battled but failed to reach. Final: Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 4. Waddell earned the win. Gardner took the loss. Attendance 6,000. Time 1:45.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Indians
Waddell
Anderson
Ll Penseroso
Sheridan
Downing
Diggins
Kellum
Powers
Dowd
Conroy
Geier
Magoon
Fultz
Seybold
Dowling
Bierbauer
Unclear MLB Style Scores Include Cincinnati and New York
Fragment lists multiple team scores with Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 1 St Louis 10 New York L, lacking full context or complete game details.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Dayton and Columbus Split Pair in League Wins
Dayton defeated Fort Wayne 1 to 0 and 3 to 2 in a double billing. Columbus posted 12 to 9 and 8 to 11 wins over Wheeling, while Toledo topped Mansfield 8 to 6 and fell to Mansfield 6 to 3.
Central Grays and rivals in battery laden scoreline
Saturday results show the Modern Imperials defeating the Progress Winners 6 to EBatteries-Imperials, with Warren and Shea and Ingram and Cassidy noted among battery pairs. Other matchups include Keystone Reserves 21 over Shelbs 9 and Sauter Stars 29 over Lone Stars 16, plus Haughville Stars 11 over Raymonds 6.
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Central Grays
Standards
Hoffman and Veatch
Sheeh and Craig
Keystone
Shelbys
Crescent. Paper Company
Indianapolis Electrotype Company
Indianapolis Books and Stationery Company
Cooper Shoe Company
Mortaritys
Hoffman Stars
Warren and Shea
Ingram and Cassidy
Haughville Stars
Brooksideave
Sauter Stars
Holt
Lone Stars
Brewsters
Woodside Buzzards
Raymonds
Modern Imperials
The
Progress
Imperials
Rave
Duffy
Lawe
Moore
Hoosiers Schedule Shuffle Disrupts Week at Washington Park
Indianapolis unit returns home Monday while Buffalo eyes a scalp and Cleveland Readies to face the Hoosiers in the week’s latter half at Washington Park. Games were called.
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Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cleveland
Washington Park
Merion Indiana Adds Juel to Inter squad with Youngstown
In Merion Indiana Juel is added to the Inter squad as they engage Youngstown in a midfield matchup. Early reports indicate Juel will bolster both defense and transition plays as the teams prepare for the clash.
Large Stock Clearance Sale Slashes Prices
A local store offers odds and ends at 20 to 50 cents on the dollar tomorrow after invoicing unsold stock. Fabrics including organdies, silks, lawns, batistes, laces, velvets, and remnants are advertised with drastic sale prices. many items are in dress and skirt lengths, with sewing supplies and curtains also deeply discounted.
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Eee BC
Paris
Anderson Ginghams
4Ic
Corbett Rescues Drowning Boy in Gravesend Bay
Albert Simmons, 10, was saved from drowning after falling from a pier in Gravesend Bay. James J. Corbett, nearby and bathing, swam to the boy, pulled him out, and restored him to consciousness.
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James J. Corbett
New York
Albert Simmons
Gravesend Bay
Corbett
Baseball scores from major leagues and minors
American league results list Detroit 4 Chicago 3 Kansas City 7 Buffalo 6 Cleveland 14 Minneapolis 4. National league games Brooklyn 6 Chicago 2 Boston 2 Cincinnati 6 St. Louis 9 New York 8 Pittsburg 4 Philadelphia 3. Interstate league matchups Fort Wayne 6 Mansfield 0 Dayton 2 Columbus 1 Wheeling 9 Youngstown 5 Wheeling 7 Youngstown 0 New Castle 7 Toledo 2.
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Kansas City
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Brooklyn Philadelphia
Bay
Pittsburg
Ates
Boston
Weenee Aces
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne
Mansfield
Dayton
Columbus
Wheeling
Youngstown
New Castle
Toledo
Ethelbert Wins Brighton Cup in New York by Nose
Ethelbert took the Brighton cup for two and a fourth miles in New York on Saturday by a nose over Imp. Sidney Lu cas finished third. A strong race schedule is planned for Danville Indiana this week.
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Ethelbert
New York
Imp
Sidney Lucas
Danville
Ind
Postmaster General McGinnis Takes Indianapolis Helm
Sunday midnight George F. McGinnis became postmaster of Indianapolis. He assumed the old Hess chair Monday morning after a formal transfer of funds and stamps. Shideler resumes as assistant postmaster as McGinnis’ oath and bond are processed. His commission runs to March 4, 1901, with possible four year reappointment if McKinley is reelected.
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George F. McGinnis
Indianapolis
Gen. McGinnis
Hess
Shideler
Broad Ripple Water Regatta Winners
The Aquatic club at Broad Ripple held a social success but lacked entries in events. Winners included Miles Burford in the quarter mile single canoe and Burford again in the 300 yards free-for-all boat race. Payne took the half mile shell, B Maxwell won the 200 yards single canoe, H Hammond claimed the 100 yards upset canoe and the one-fourth mile swimming, while H Hammond also won the high dive.
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Broad Ripple
Aquatic Club
Miles Burford
Payne
B. Maxwell
Burford
H. Hammond
Liners Roll to 9-5 Win Over Little Marotts
Sunday morning action sees the Liners defeat Little Marotts 9 to 5 with strong batting from Gallagher Engleking and Ri rey Curran and Callahan. Forfeit wins against Young Journals and Young Imperials add to the Liners tally before they beat the State Reserves 5 to 4 as Dalton stars on the bases.
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SUN
Little Marotts
Gallagher
Engleking
Rirey
Curran
Callahan
Ewede
Comstock
Dalton
Sultan Must Pay Claim In Armenian Massacres
Constantinople August 6. Lloyd Griscom, the United States charge d affaires, urged the Turkish government to settle the American claim for losses during the Armenian massacres with a prompt decision. The sultan showed ill health, fainting Sunday then reviving, sparking rumors of poisoning by anarchists.
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Uncle Sam
Constantinople
Lloyd Griscom
United Sates
Boland Likely to Die From Saloon Knife Wounds
Cincinnati prize fighter Jack Boland was stabbed in Walters' saloon on West Washington Street Saturday night during a fight over a woman or cards. A woman in custody accuses George Montague, with Emil Glasser aiding. Glasser jailed. Boland unable to speak, in St. Vincent's hospital, sister in town.
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Jack Boland
Cincinnati
Walters
W. Washington St
George Montague
Emil Glasser
Boland
Montague
Glasser
St. Vincent's Hospital
Fire destroys Stanstead house in Hampshire
London reports Stanstead house, a historic Hampshire mansion once home to Queens Anne and Elizabeth, burned down. Estimated loss reaches $100000 with hangings valued at $150000. much of the artifacts were saved amid the blaze. An ad for Burdock Blood Bitters follows the notice.
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London
Stanstead House
Hampshire
England
Anne
Elizabeth
Human Ostrich John Faset Dying in New York Hospital
John Faset known as the human ostrich is dying in St. Catharine's hospital New York after a past habit of swallowing pins keys and other small junk. He underwent surgery last winter removing irons from his stomach and says he was forced to eat two nails and a bone in a saloon recently.
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New York
John Faset
St. Catharine's Hospital
Faset
Indianapolis Man Narrowly Avoids Drowning in Surf
A Sun dispatch from Cape May reports Charles T. Barber of Indianapolis nearly drowned in the surf. He cried out and was towed ashore by Horace M. Cake after a difficult rescue. Barber was revived after strenuous efforts. The city directory does not list his name.
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Indianapolis
SUN
Cape May
Charles T. Barber
Hoorace M. Cake
Cake
Barber
Lehr's Death A Local Grocer Dies
Louis H. Lehr grocer at 949 South Illinois street died Sunday aged about 96 born in Germany in 1839 he came to the city in 1857 and served in the Civil War with Company A Twenty third Indiana later joining Thomas post 17 G A R funeral at his home Tuesday morning and Sacred Heart church widow and son survive
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Louis H. Lehr
S. Illinois Sr
Germany
Twenty-third
Indiana Regiment
Thomas Post
Sacred Heart Church
Private Hadley’s Opinion On War Pace And Profit
I C Hadley returns from a year in the Philippines with the Third artillery. He says it would take 60,000 soldiers ten years to end the war at the current rate. He believes officers will not let troops fight and declares the war is a money making scheme.
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I. C. Hadley
Third Artillery
Lake Manitou Excursion From Rochester Aug 12 1900
Lake Manitou excursion organized by The Colored People's Club sails Rochester Indiana via Lake Erie and Western R R on Sunday August 12 1900. Depart Union Station 7 30 am return Rochester 7 30 pm.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
Colored People’s Club
Union Tation
Rochester
Out-of-Town Excursion Fare Details for 1900 Trip
The notice lists excursion prices at 1.50 and 1.25 for routes to Findlay Fostoria Fremond Sandusky St Marys Lima. Departs Union Station 7:30 a.m. Aug 11 returns Sandusky 9:00 p.m. Aug 12 with stops at all listed points and requires securing births and chairs at city office.
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Lake
Mrs Bryan Party Arrives for Bryan Stevenson Notification
The wives of Bryan and Colorado Governor Stevenson will join the democratic party arrival set for 6 10 p m Tuesday for the Bryan Stevenson notification. Indianapolis hosts Edgar A Brown heads the reception committee with many prominent democrats to greet the party in Lafayette. An informal parade and a grand hotel reception follow at the Grand hotel with Chicago and Cincinnati delegations expected.
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Colorado
Democratic Party
Bryan-Stevenson Notifi
Man Jones
The
National Committee
Edgar A. Brown
Lafayette
Apolis
Union Station
Illinois-st
Washington
Grand Hotel
Chicago
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Taggart
Military ‘Park
Bryan Club
Avtent
Prominent Dr J S Jordan Offers Lung Restoratives
Dr J S Jordan and staff, specialists of national reputation, attract patients from across the United States for treatment of pulmonary diseases and related troubles. He promotes the Lung Renovator and a new cancer remedy, claims instant relief and permanent cures, and conducts mail consultations from 36 W Washington St Indianapolis.
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J. S. Jordan
United States
Jordan
Lung Renovator
Bright
Indianapolis
World’s Congress
Washington St
Ind
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
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Gem Garment .Co
Csceme
Seeveseenerenes
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Chise
Brewers
Gen. Mginnis
Sultan
Burdock
AAA
Grocer
Private Hadley
Lake Manitou
Rochester, Ind
Mrs. Bryan
Bryan
Gov. Thomas
Cation
Conrad
Massachusetts Ave
Bryce
Peter F. Bryce
EI. Chio St
H. Baldwin & CO. Manuf Aoctors
North
Pennsylvania St
Sin Ts
Danbury Hat Co
Melington St
the Central Trust Company
Rambler and
Ideal Bicycles
Virginia Ave
C. Koehring & Bro
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