Waddell Shuts Out Hoosiers in Grand Rapids Victory
Rube Waddell pitched a strong game against Indianapolis as Grand Rapids beat the Hoosiers. Key early hits by Kellum and a three-base hit by Buelow helped build the lead while Waddell limited Indianapolis to little chance. The crowd of about 2500 saw a tidy 1:40 finish with Waddell recording eight strikeouts.
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Grand Rapids Mich
Rube Waddell
Loftus
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Hoo Griever
Kellum
Buelow
Grand Rapids
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BE. Fickering
Crawford
Sullivan
FE Wieseeent
Tebeau
Bierbauer
Buckley
Crass
Wadeell
D Wees
Acral
Shenee
ABR
H. O. A. ED Highever
Fe Flynn
Motz
McFarland
Mision
Fitewart
Hickey
Kahee
Tota Sitegdeeeen
Rapids
Indianapolis Titan
Genins
Flynn
Bierpauer
Waddell
Wad“dell
Sheridan
Hoosiers Triumph in Thirteenth Victory in Grand Rapids
The Hoosiers secured their thirteenth win with key work from Kahoe returning to form. Scott's unexpected delivery troubled opponents while misplays and costly errors defined the contest. Grand Rapids crowd witnessed a decisive early lead and strong outfield play.
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Pitchea
Hoosiers
G.R
Réignapelis
Rand Rapids
Scott
McGill
Kahoe
Grand Rapids
Fragmented 19th Century Baseball Score Snippet
A garbled listing shows scores and team names from an old baseball tally. Entries include St Louis nine, Washington three, Baltimore sixteen, Pittsburgh two, New York thirty eight, Cleveland one, Cleveland two, Brooklyn six, Louisville nine and seven.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnat
Esses
Chicago
Louis
Pittsburg
Egaleer
Louisville
New York
Washington
eVeland
Yorks
Louieville
St! Louis
Cleveland
New
Lowigville
Indianapolis Leads In Mixed Baseball Results
Indianapolis swept two series contests as Buffalo 9 to 8 and Grand Rapids 18 to 4 fell. The column notes Detroit’s looming four games to finish the eastern division and Cincinnati’s 14 straight wins as a surprise. It also mentions Waddell’s return, Rusie’s exhibition in Lynn, and promoters visiting Chicago to gauge backing for a new league.
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Indianapolis
Buffalo
Grand Rapids
Allen
Bisons
Columbus
Detroit
Waddell
Minneapolis
Amos Rusie
Lynn
Spartansburg
Preston
St. Paul
Buckley
Sullivan
McAuley
Cincinnati
Boston
Reds
Cincininati Hias
I.ij
Verre Haute
Mattoon
Crawfordsville
Danville
Postoffice
Kreble
Clinton
Parker
Boyle
Schmeddel
Mayfield
Glenalvin
Ganzel
New York
John T. Brush
Ewing
George Schaefer
St. Louis
Baseball League
Chicago
Chris von der Ahe
A. H. Spink
L A W Meet Opens in Boston With Week of Races
The tenth annual L A W meet starts Monday in Boston and runs all week at Charles River Park with races scheduled Wednesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons and Friday night. An estimated 10 000 L A W athletes are expected to attend.
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Boston
Charles River Park
Jay Eaton
Vailsburg
N. J
Kimble and
McFarland
Assault and attempted drowning of Miss Lavasy at Olentangy Park
An unknown man assaulted Miss Mabel Lavasy of 124 Hawks Ave in Columbus after a boat ride at Olentangy park. He allegedly proposed, then tossed her from the boat into the river. She was rescued by bystanders and is in critical condition. The assailant fled.
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Columbus, O
Mabel Lavasy
Hawks Ave
Inventor Introduces Telephoto Aerograph Kite Camera
Mobile Alabama August 14 A D P Weaver an electrical expert unveils a telephoto aerograph a camera elevated by box kites and controlled by the operator Weaver claims its use in war and plans to offer it to the government.
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Mobile
Ala
P. Weaver
Weaver
Giant Brown Dies in Pettis County at 108
Sedalia Missouri reports the death of Paul Brown 108 known as the Pettis county giant. He died at his Lindsaytown home. His fourth wife aged 90 survives him.
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Sedalia
Paul Brown
Pettis County
Bunday
Lindsaytown
Do Not Forget the Old Reliable Union Co operative Laundry
Public notice extols a co operative laundry and its telephone contact as a trusted local service. The fragment praises Kodet Dyspepsia Cure and its claimed universal remedy for digestive disorders, though the text is incoherent and promotional in tone.
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Old Reliable Union ‘Co-operative
Geisendorff Arrested in Louisville for False Pretenses
George E. Geisendorff of Indianapolis is jailed in Louisville charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. He posed as a buyer for the Model woolen mills, bought $465 of wool at William Hopkins tannery, then borrowed $20. Hopkins alerted the Model mills, confirming Geisendorff had no connection. His father once owned the Model mills. Geisendorff has prior similar trouble.
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George E. Geisendorff
Indianapolis
Louisville
Model Woolen Mills
William Hopkins Tannery
Hopkins
Model Mills
Geisendorf
Geisendorff
Missionary leader raises large offering at Old Orchard camp
Rev. A. B. Simpson of New York preached on Giving to a 10,000 strong camp meeting in Old Orchard. Within an hour a foreign missions collection reached 29000 dollars and later total offerings climbed to 45000 dollars. Jewelry and gifts accompanied contributions.
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Old Orchard
A. B. Simpson
New York
Christian Missionary Alliance
Laurier and Laurier to Attend Chicago Cornerstone Event
Ottawa source says Governor General Laurier and Prime Minister Laurier will attend the Chicago cornerstone laying for the new government building on October 3. Friends expect their acceptance unless an unforeseen obstruction arises.
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Chicago
Ottawa
the Tribune
Laurier
WM A Gabe Dead Veteran Editor in Indiana Field
William A. Gabe of Bloomington Indiana died at St Vincent's hospital after a long illness of dropsy and heart trouble. He founded the Bloomington Progress and edited it for over 30 years, selling it recently to Dennis Hatings. A humor loving republican he hoped the paper pass to a young energetic man.
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William A. Gabe
Bloomington
Ind
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Harry EB. Gabe
Gabe
The
Lane accuses Bryan of $500 Greenfield speeches payment
Fort Wayne editor C R Lane repeats the claim that W J Bryan was paid $500 for his Greenfield speeches and cites a denial from U S Jackson. Lane alleges Island Park officers and Winona management struck deals with Bryan and says Bourbon fair officials could not spend the money more advantageously.
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C. R. Lane
Fort Wayne
W. J. Bryan
U. S. Jackson
Lane
Island Park Assembly
Assembly
Bryan
Winona Management
Bourbon Fair Management
Greenfisld
Deserter Silas Wasson Arrested Near Brownsburg
Silas Wasson, a former Sixth Infantry deserter from Fort Thomas, was arrested Saturday night at Brownsburg and taken to the United States arsenal. He spent about two years as a deserter, with partial work in Indianapolis. Constable Ellis and Marshal Parker led the arrest, and Wasson believes rivals or locals wanted him discharged from service. He faces transfer back to Fort Thomas.
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Silas Wasson
Browneburg
Sixth Infantry
Fort Thomas
United States Arsenal
Indianapolis
Ellis
Marshal Parker
Brownsburg
Wasson
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