Hoosiers Lose To Kansas City 10 to 6 In Five-Run Collapse
Kansas City rallied from a five-run lead in the fifth to defeat Indianapolis 10 to 6. Suthoff pitched well until his defense faltered in the fifth, enabling the Cowboys to seize control. Kansas City 10, Indianapolis 6. Rothfuss and Grady doubled, Suthoff started for Indy, Heydon caught for KC.
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Beville Leads Infield As Gear Dominates On The Mound
Beville, Gear, and O'Brien highlight a tight game with three hits by Heydon Fox and notable fielding. Nance Lewee O'Brien and Kuhns contributed sacrifice hits as Rothfuss SBeville and Woodruff stole bases. Gear and Suthoff combined for four and three strikeouts respectively with Gear drawing one walk and Heydon handling a passed ball. Time 1 45. Attendance 1000.
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Gear
O’brien
Heydon
Fox
Nance
Lewee
O'Brien
Kuhns
Rothfuss
Sbeville
Woodruff
Suthoff
Haskell
Baseball Scores From Midwest League Action
American Association games in Louisville Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis St Paul Columbus and other cities with scores show Cleveland Philadelphia Boston St Louis Chicago Washington Baltimore Detroit as well as National League Pittsburgh New York and rain notes. Three League contests featured Evansville Cedar Rapids Davenport Bloomington Terre Haute Rock Island Decatur Rockford with Terre Haute routing Rock Island 18 to 7.
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Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Rock Island
Decatur
Rockford
How They Stand in Major Leagues This Season
A compact standings snapshot lists teams from the American League with Won and Lost records, including Chicago, St. Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Washington, Detroit, Baltimore, and others. It notes win percentages and rough positioning, reflecting midseason form and league balance.
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Hoosiers Meet Cowboys at Washington Park in Baseball
Hoosiers and Cowboys clash at Washington park on a Thursday afternoon. New York left fielder Deere eens Jones is suspended by McGraw for cursing the umpire. After a defeat at the world's fair city Boston fans hurled insults and stones, with over 3,000 rushing the field and threatening to wipe the organization off the earth.
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Jones
New York
McGraw
Boston
Secretary Downing Fails to Secure Dan Patch for Fair
Twinkle won the 2 14 pace at Buffalo in the Grand Circuit with a $2000 purse. Dan Patch, who set a Columbus record of 2 00 5, is engaged to challenge Star Pointer’s Brighton Beach 35 00. The oldest Pennsylvania horse dies at 39 after a life as a farm pace.
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State Board of Agriculture
Dan Patch
Twinkle
Buffalo
Columbus
Star Pointer
Brighton Beach
Pennsylvania
Young Maroons Rout Young Superiors on Wednesday
The Young Maroons defeated the Young Indianapolis Superiors 12 to 1 on Wednesday. Tom Marshal, a top shooter, has been nominated for Congress in Illinois. Bob Fitzsimmons’ left hand is swollen and feverish after recent fights. The Young Westerns won two games 9 to 1 and 16 to 1 against Bungaloos and Bucktowns. Lionel Kalisha and Alvin Moss dueled seven rounds in a social parlor over a marriage arrangement. Moss fell in the seventh.
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Tom Marshal
Congress
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Bungaloos
Bucktowns
King and Wappole
Felton and Kine
Lionel Kalisha
Alvin Moss
St. Louis
Thirteen Boys Poisoned in China Mission Lunch
Mail advices report 13 of 18 sons of American missionaries poisoned by ptomaine in a Shanghai inland mission incident. Chicken pie served at lunch caused the deaths. names include Gordon Broomhall J R Fitch Nicholas Grey Merrit Sandstetson Stewart Kay Norman Grey Owen Hugh Grey Owen Norman Whitfield Howard Fishe Claud Hartwell Dr D Perry BE W H Monson Cyril Moher and Chian Kiang.
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A. H. Broomhall
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E. W. Sands
Herbert Perry
H. R. Perry
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Cyril Moher
E. K. Moller
Chian Kiang
Wreck on Milwaukee Railway Kills 12, Harms 40
A collision near Collins Iowa injures 40 and kills 12 aboard a work train and a local passenger train. The wreck destroys engines and about 15 cars, with five dying from their injuries. recovery teams rush to the scene and clear the line by midnight.
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Collins
Milwaukee
Three Needy People in Indianapolis Free Food Offer
In Indianapolis a Vienna baking company eating house advertised free unsold food at 7 p m but drew only three visitors Wednesday and none Tuesday. Proprietor J P Michael quipped that the city has no poor. A small child, a middle aged man, and a colored woman arrived later, explaining one visitor represented a charitable institution.
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J. P. Michael
Fatal Picnic Accident in Dawson Springs Ky
A fatal accident occurred at a local Illinois Central picnic in Dawson Springs Paducah Kentucky on Wednesday afternoon. Two women died and three were badly wounded after the group of five women walking on a trestle were struck by an Illinois Central freight train. The dead include Miss Johnnie Smith of Paducah Mrs Lucy Stephenson of Hickory Grove Kentucky and Miss Annie Nichols of Lower Kentucky.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Dawson Springs
Johnnie Smith
Lucy Stephenson
Hickory Grove
Annie Nichols
Lower
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Illinois Central
Bucktown Bruiser Meets Waterloo in Bar Fight
Ben Perry a mulatto, famed for a tough police image, quarrels over unpaid whisky with Brutus Owens, a colored bartender. After Ben returns with a gun Brutus shoots twice and knocks him down, then police arrest the assailant an hour later.
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Frank Buckner
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Prints to Entertain Broad Ripple Park Week End Event
Typographical union No 1 begins hospitality next Saturday afternoon at Broad Ripple. Cincinnati jubilee delegates visiting test Hoosier welcome. Steamers Isabelle and Sunchine to be turned over to the union. Canoe races aquatic events. At 5 30 p m a spread under the trees. Entertained by Harry Porter and Karnatz. A battle royal of young pugilists followed by dancing in the pavilion.
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Tragic St. Louis Murder Suicide Involving Couple
In St Louis Riley Watkins, 27, a laborer, shot and killed his wife Lillie 16 on a street near their home then died by suicide. Two young sisters and the child's parents witnessed the scene. The couple had separated repeatedly over cruelty and heavy drinking.
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Lillie
Musolino Escapes Cell After Struggle Shouts Long Live America
In Rome on Saturday the notorious brigand Musolino felled a sentinel outside his cell and strode out before guards overpowered him. He ranted during the clash, shouting Long live America, and expressed a mania to reach the United States as Italians confront his stubborn resistance and threats.
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Musolino
America
United States
Marion mob tarred and feathered James McDonald
In Marion Massachusetts on Wednesday night a mob of about 100 blindfolded, stripped, tarred and feathered James McDonald. They carted him to Ryders Crossing and forced him to ride through town on a wagon with his whiskers clipped before ordering him to leave Marion. The incident stems from alleged improper relation with a Mrs Potter.
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Mass
James McDonald
Mc Donald
Ryders Crossing
McDonald
Choir leader George Eckert wed Beulah Parker in Plainfield marriage
It emerges that George Eckert the Roberts park church choir leader and Miss Beulah Parker from E New York were quietly married in Plainfield two weeks ago while visiting Car tersburg. In Oshkosh a sheriff's posse shot and killed Samuel Barrows after he allegedly assaulted two men, wounding two pursuers.
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Beulah Parker
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Cartersburg
Oshkosh
Wis
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Gamblers Request Jury Trials After Saloon Raid
Eighteen gamblers arrested in the Beiser's saloon raid have asked for jury trials. They have moved changes of venue from Judge Stubbs and will be tried by jury in police court on August 12.
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Stubbs
Huntington adopted son undergoes appendix operation at home
Archer M Huntington, adopted son of the late Collis P Huntington, had an appendicitis operation at his home on Wednesday. The procedure was successful and he is reported to be recovering.
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Archer M. Huntington
Collis P. Huntington
Drowned Austrian philanthropist Baroness Von Angenen
Liverpool reports Baroness Von Angenen a notable Austrian philanthropist was seized by a fit while bathing Thursday and drowned.
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REUTER FOUND WANDERING NEAR ARLINGTON
Jacob Reuter, missing from his home, was located wandering in the country near Arlington on Wednesday. He was jailed in Rushville and attempted suicide in his cell before being returned home on Thursday.
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Camp notes mix resignations and new appointees
In Acton the camp cook resigned and the head waiter was promoted to replace him. At Bethany Park a group of GC W E M members elected district managers, listing names from various towns. Gate receipts to Bethany rally already match last year, with a forthcoming officer election in a week.
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Holiness Association
C. F. English
Bethany Park
Evan Laggart
South Bend
Jennie Morgan
Hebron
Williams
Lebanon
Mary A. Ackman
Helen la Mar
Decatur
M. E. W. Wails
Richmond
Cora Cc. Barnett
Indianapolis
D. C. Creel
Edwards
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Shelbyville
Ida Brown
Milroy
Dema Oeschger
Vincennes
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Hvansville
S. K. Jones
Corydon
Bethany Assembly
L. L. Carpenter
Wabash
Maude E L. Showers
Bloomington
A. R. Buer
New Castle
S. J. Tomlinson
Indanapolis
T. C. Howe
Irvington
W. O. Darnell
E. L. Anderson
Union City
George D. Wyatt
Rushville
A. L. Orcutt
Stogie Makers Form National Combine in Philadelphia
Leading manufacturers of stogies and che foots across the United States unite in a national combine with a capital of 6,500,000 dollars. The move aims to coordinate production, distribution, and pricing across major cities including Philadelphia and other hubs.
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For Sale column advises selling unused items
The Sun's seventh page promotes the for sale column inviting readers to list possessions they no longer need. An aside mentions telephones and a contact number, suggesting readers place ads to clear clutter.
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