Buffalo Falls Hard to Hoosiers in Quick rout
The Bisons, unable to mount a challenge, were routed by Indiana in Buffalo. Kearns and Gray faced heavy hits as Indianapolis produced four runs in the third inning and steady offense throughout. Heydon led the hitters with four hits, while Scott worked through the lineup to secure the win for Indianapolis. Attendance was listed at 1,100.
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Indiana
Kearns
Gray
Heydon
White
Hall
Indianapolis
Ible
Hickey
Hogmeyer
Scott
Bisons
Buffalo
EL Kroll
Mheryceenee
Garry
Wee
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Flynn
Motz
Burt
Hartzell
Stewart
McFarland
Knoll
Hogriever
Alsh
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Haskell
Baseball notes from Indianapolis and Midwest leagues
Minneapolis won in ten innings on a Cary home run to beat Kansas City. Indianapolis tied Buffalo for the season series with eight wins each. Gray and Kearns were out, Heydon and Hartzell mentioned with injuries, Hickey lifted by a .275 season pace. Stallings’ Tigers lag behind Minneapolis while Indianapolis and Wilmot’s club duel for top honors. Jimmy McAuer buys Youngstown, Jack Law shines in Mansfield, Kahoe to Cincinnati Reds catch job as season ends.
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Minneapolis
Cary
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Gray
Kearns
Hartzell
Flynn
Heydon
Hanlon
Hickey
St. Louis
Detroit
Wilmot
Stallings
Tigers
Millers
Jimmy McAueer
Cleveland
Youngstown
Jack Law
Evansville
Mansfield
Terre Haute
Wabash
Bloomington
Mattoon
Danville
Crawfordsville
Mike Kahoe
Reds
Cincinnati Times-Star
Searchlight Wins Fort Erie 2 04 Pace In Grand Circuit Meet
Searchlight repeated as Fort Erie winner in the 2 04 pace on the grand circuit beating top pacing stars like Bogash and Anaconda. Owyhee takes the 2 24 trot and Carney leads the 2 20 trot heats while Eddie Bald sails for England aboard jockey Ted Sloane. Manager Houseman plans boxing matches in Dubuque during race week with Ryan Moffatt Root Forbes Byers Santry Kerwin among entrants.
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Searchlight
Fort Erie
Buffalo
Bogash
Anaconda
Owyhee
George Carney
Eddie Bald
England
Ted Sloane
Houseman
Dubuque
Tommy Ryan
Jack Moffatt
Jack Root
Forbes
Byers
Santry
Kerwin
Jake Whitrain
Baltimore
John L. Sullivan
Band Faces Obstacle On Monument Steps Concert
The first band concert on Monument place went ahead Tuesday night with good music and a standing crowd. Musicians performed at the opera house entrances after the monument regents denied use of the steps, with Capt. English and Director Rudy arranging the opening and lighting.
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Monument Place
Monument Steps
Opera House
Rudy
Capt. English
Board of Monument Regents
Agnostic Reaches Conclusion He Was Wrong
Toledo August 9 Marshal C Waggoner converted to Christianity and plans to burn his library valued at thousands on August 15. The library contained many authors who defended infidelity. New York August 9 The Sun strike continues with editors using Evening Post office space. Four stereotypers left at midnight amid a Pinkerton assault claim. Salt Lake City August 9 Fort Douglas shooting A sergeant and Private Carter both died after a guard house dispute.
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Toledo
Marshal C. Wagegoner
Waggoner
New York Sun
New York
Sun
Evening Post
Pinkerton
Salt Lake
Utah
John Jackson
Fort Douglas
W. H. Carter
Jackson
Carter
Young Kansas student killed in Cuba duel with Cuban officer
Fort Scott Kansas reports that J L Green a young college student from the city was shot and killed in Cuba last Tuesday in a duel with a Cuban officer.
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Fort Scott
Kan
J. L. Green
Cuba
TWO DOUBLE DEATHS IN TWO CITIES
In Guthrie Oklahoma Territory Mrs Nannie Glenn killed herself and her child by soaking bread in carbolic acid and feeding it to the child. In Philadelphia two sisters Annie and Mary Crozier aged 55 and 58 were found dead in their home with the coroner's inquiry pointing to natural causes for one and self inflicted inhalation in the other amidst grief and suspicions of sorrow.
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Guthrie, O. T
Nannie Glenn
Philadelphia
Annie
Mary Crozier
Mary
Dinosaur Uncovered in Wyoming By Carnegie Museum Team
Dr. W. J. Holland of the Carnegie Museum reports exhumation of a 60 foot long "double raftered" dinosaur at the Carnegie fossil quarry in Wyoming. The specimen stands about 20 feet high at the hips with a frog like head, six foot femurs, and a 12 inch vertebral centrum while vertebrae ribs pelvis and many leg bones are largely recovered.
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Laramie
Wyo
W. J. Holland
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburg
Carnegie Fossil Quarry
Holland
Self-inflicted death near Cook farm after unemployment
Enos Evans, 31, shot himself in the heart Tuesday evening at the home of his father in law Newton Cook, two miles north of the Big Four railroad. He had recently moved from Ridley Ohio after marrying Cook's 18 year old daughter and living on the farm. Coroner Nash investigated the death Wednesday night amid several people in the house.
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Enos Evans
Newton Cook
Big Four
Evans
Indiana
Ridley
Farmer Cook
Cook
Nash
New York Receives First Gold Certificates From Washington
The United States sub-treasury distributed 2.1 million dollars in gold certificates to 20 banks on Tuesday. Denominations included 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1000 dollar notes, with most certificates in the 50 dollar range. Banks exchanged gold coin or yellow tickets from their vaults, not yet credited to the government, amid strong demand for smaller denominations.
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New York
United States Sub-Treasury
Washington
Robber to Hang in Virginia for Highway Robbery
Noah Finley colored man was convicted in Pulaski county for holding up Maj. James H. Dorst and stealing money and a watch. The public clamors for capital punishment and Finley is to be executed on Sept. 15. The case followed a high profile demand for mercy and threats of mob violence if the jury spared him.
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Richmond
Virginia
Noah Finley
Pulaski County
James H. Dorst
Finley
Ninety-ninth Indiana Holds Danville Reunion
The Ninety-ninth Indiana volunteer infantry holds its annual reunion in Danville on August 30 and 31. Mrs. Maud Rumpler, daughter of the regiment, will deliver an address titled The American flag.
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Ninety-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Danville
Maud Rumpler
Homeseekers' Excursions Pennsylvania Vandalia Lines
Homeseekers' Excursions to 323 states and territories and British Columbia on Tuesday Aug 15. One first class limited fare plus 2 dollars for the round trip. Inquire of nearest Pennsylvania or Vandalia ticket agent or address W. W. Richardson D. P. A. Indianapolis Indiana.
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States
British Columbia
Pennsylvania
Vandalia
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Ind
Profitable the Sun Liners Seventh Page Note
A terse note appears on the seventh page discussing liner plans and potential sales for a horse, with a reference to The Sun and Ana. The fragment implies a result to be noted but lacks full context or names.
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the Sun
THE
SUN
Ana
Rapid fire items from across the era
A collage of brief notes reports and rumors including Carnegie to build a library in Keighley gold standard adoption for India Choate warning no war with Canada and religious healing raids in Chicago. Other items mention a Kansas evangelist dying in Oklahoma a police hunt in Youngstown a Johns town leather dresser assigning liabilities and a lynching in Alexandria plus debates in Des Moines and a Chicago court ruling on a school guard confinement and bond.
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Andrew Carnegie
Keighley
Yorkshire
George Hamilton
India
U.S
Choate
London
Canada
George Baker
Wichita
Kan
Sheridan
O. T
Youngstown
Asa B. Bellis
Chicago
William II
William Waldorf Astor
Benjamin Thompson
Alexandria
Lillian Clark
Burrows
Michigan
Des Moines
Shaw
Gen
J. B. Weaver
Gen.Weaver
Philippines
Redmond Lyons
John Worthy School of Correction
Haneey
Ray Stewart
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