Canucks Spark Win Over Hoosiers In Detroit Tilt
Indianapolis fell 3 1 to 1 0 as Schrall and Haggerty powered Detroit. Haggerty scored in the second and hit a ninth inning double driving in Slater. Cronin and Kellum kept Indy off balance. Attendance 1,200 as timing favored Detroit in the 1 hour 40 minute game.
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Detroit
Mich
Indianapolis
Canucks
Sehral
Haggerty
Schrail
Hughever
Stewart
Haggerrts
Tim Lear
Biater
Hoghever
Shaw
Kahoe
Kellum
Flynn
Cronin
Hogriever
Motz. Thee
McFarland
Attendoa
Eoaties
Hickey
Naggerty
Schrall
Plaz Eyan
Slater
Motz
Pallx
Kelum
Piynn
Allen
Skellum
Hoekever
Dillard
Mcl
Arland
Sherian
Buffalo Battery Details From Doubleheader
In the first game batteres are credited to Kearns Diggins Waddell and McAuley with run totals 0 0 0 0 3 6 3 0 1, while the second game sees Isbell Spies Menefee and Fisher handling the bat and a 9 5 loss for Minneapolis.
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Buffalo
Kearns
Diggins
Waddell
McAuley
Minneapolis
Isbell and
Spies
Menefee
Fisher
R. H. EL
G. Rapids
Baker and
West Division Baseball Notes from the Midwest
The piece surveys standings with Cincinnati nine games behind leaders and four eastern clubs atop the league. It notes St Paul lacking in power besides Dan Lally, Hart, and Hartzell absences affect outcomes, plus remarks on Biddy McPhee and Dale Gear. Indianapolis players praise Pat Dillard and Rube Waddell as rivals worry about major league impact.
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St. Paul
Miliers
Minneapolis
Billy Hart
Milwaukee
Kellum
Hartzell
Mattoon
Wabash
Terre Haute
Blomington
Danville
Fort Wayne
Justice Quillerman
Washington
Bob Alien
Burns
Chicago
Dan Lally
Indianapolis
Hanlon
Bill’ Hill
Louisville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Biddy McPhee
Cincinnati Evergreen
Reds
Biddy
Dale Gear
Jimmy Manning
Hickey
Pat Dillard
Rube Waddell
Delehanty
Lajoie
Keele
Grand Rapids
Detroit Free Press
Outlaws Shatter World Records in Waltham Track Events
In Waltham Massachusetts on Tuesday a large crowd witnessed multiple world records fall. Tom Linton set records in WHL18 pacing both 35 miles and a 60 minute ride, while Everett Ryan lowered the ten mile pacing mark. Tom Cooper won the two mile championship and Earley took the mile handicap.
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Outlaws
Waltham
Mass
Tom Linton
Elkes
Linton
Taylor
Everett Ryan
Tom Cooper
Earley
Boston
John R. Gentry
Joe Patchen
Seavenlight
Rochester
N. Y
Glenn Falls
Creecus
Dave Devil
Billy Andrews
Paul Pry
Grand Baron
J. Marbold
Jabez White
George Dixon
Broadway Athletic Club
New York
Robby Dobbs
Minneapolis
England
Dick Burge
Burge
State truancy officers named for various districts
The state truancy board has appointed officers to oversee children who do not attend school and has reappointed several in multiple counties including LaGrange, Madison, Shelby, Spencer, Vermilion, Wabash, Wells, White, Madison district 2, and others. Names listed cover towns such as LaGrange, Frankton, Spencer, Wabash, Monticello, Anderson, Bloomington, Kokomo, and Madison, with several reappointments noted.
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Lagrange County
F. WW
Babcock
Lagrange
Madison
John W. Foland
Frankton
Martin
John Evans
Shoals
Shelby
Wilson Cochran
Flat Rock
Spencer
W. K. Huff
Steuben
William Phelps
Angola
Switzerland
Chas
Siderbrand
Vevay
Vanderburg
Anton Hoing
Onglefield
Vermilion
John O. Wright
Clinton
Wabash
James M. Reed
Warren
Hosea Cronkhite
Marshfield
Wayne
Dempsey
Richmond
Wells
William Fox
Samuel 'S. Scott
Crawfordsville
Decatur
William Suittles
Greensburg
Gibson
C. EF. Garrison
Fort Branch
Greene
H. W. Hunter
Elliston
Howard
John W. Cottingham
Kokomo
Jackson
Mason W. .Boyott
Brownstown
Mexico City Round Trip From St. Louis for 53.75
Travel offer via Iron Mountain Route to Mexico City with departures September 5 returning September 26. Includes Pullman sleeping cars, free chair cars, 82 hour trip, 15 days in Mexico, stopovers allowed en route. For details contact GoALa Deane Jr. at TP.A Indianapolis.
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Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Mexico City
Mexico
Goala Deane,Jr
Iron Mountain Beats
Indianapolis
Town talk and notices from Acton to Greensburg
The Acton park hotel closed on Wednesday as summer visitors returned by train. James Gipe won the tri state W C T U oratorical prize at Island Park Rome City with Miss Lottie Walts as contestant. Clyde Power’s plans for Greensburg orphan home grounds were accepted, with 45 of 160 acres for a park and a small lake. Charles Wilson received a mahogany cane from Havana palace wood. The North American Weekly prize stock in Majestic building is in Constable Smock’s hands for a $7.73 judgment. Morris & O Connor faced lawsuits over prize offers with subscriptions. O Connor has been absent.
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James Gipe
Island Park
Rome City
Power
Clyde Power
Odd-Fellows’ Orphans’ Home
Greensburg
John H. O Connor
Majestic
David Smock
Morris & O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Terror to Negroes in Greenwood County Riots and Retaliation
Whitecaps terrorize the Black community in Greenwood county where last November's riots occurred. Gov. McSweeny was asked to intervene but could not come, as a strong posse enforces the law. Hundreds gather nightly to raid homes. fifty families are visited, and two hundred Black farm workers spend nights on the streets. Plantations force tenants into barn shelter and work is halted in parts of the county.
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Columbia
S. C
Greenwood County
Tolberts
Greenwood
Special Trains to Chattanooga for Wilder Brigade Reunion
Special trains were slated from Indianapolis and Terre Haute to Chattanooga on Sept 18 for the Wilder brigade reunion. The Wilder's brigade monument on Chickamauga battlefield will be unveiled during the event. Fireworks at Garfield park Tuesday night impressed attendees but failed to profit the promoter who sold ice cream lemona de and confections. Dr W P Branstrup a retired physician of 63 died suddenly at 26 E Praust Topeka Kan funeral held at Crownhill with widow survivor
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Chattanooga
Wilder Brigade
Wilder's Brigade
Chickamauga Battlefield
Garfield Park
Om Br. Branstrup
W. P. Branstrup
E. Praust
Crownhill
Crow Indians Agree to Sell 1.199 Million Acres to Government
Aug. 16 report from Billings Montana says G Hoyt and James H McNeely Indian commissioners and Crow agent J E Edwards have secured a treaty in which the Crow consent to sell 1,199,000 acres of their 9,090,000 acre tract for 1.50 an acre. Upon ratification by Congress the land will open to settlement in the Yellowstone valley noted as premier grazing and farming land.
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Billings
Mont
G. Hoyt
James H. McNeely
J. E. Edwards
Crow Indian Agency
Congress
Yellowstone Valley
Mayor Calls Proclamation for Aid to Porto Ricans
The mayor issues a proclamation requesting money and thin clothing to aid Porto Ricans after storms. Donations go to the Indiana Trust Company or the secretary of the board of trade. Contact names include Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks and several others at listed addresses.
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Secretary of the Board of Trade
Indiana Trust Company
Charles W. Fairbanks
Thomas Hanna
Irvingne
Myra van Ness
EH. Pratt
Irene V. Webb
W. Walnutst
Labor Day Proclaimed by Gov Mount
Gov Mount proclaims September 4 as Labor Day and urges observance to exalt labor's cause. He hopes the day will empower working people and bring blessings to the community.
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Gov. Mount
Indiana Crop Highlights From 1899 Report
The Indiana statistics bureau reports 3,089,993 acres planted in wheat 3,837,939 acres in corn 999,100 acres in oats and 6,581 acres in potatoes with increases in wheat and potatoes and declines in corn and oats. Of wheat planted 297 000 acres were plowed due to bad weather. The yield is described as good. The year shows a slight fall in hog numbers under three months old. Wool production in 1909 reached 4,631,477 pounds.
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Indiana Statistics Bureau
Education key to the negro problem says Booker T Washington
Booker T Washington says education along home, moral, and industrial lines is the solution for the negro question in the south. He rejects emigration to Africa as impracticable, noting most areas would be under European powers. Bishop Henry M Turner supports a government run steamship line to Africa to create a country for freedmen.
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Chicago
Booker T. Washington
Tuskagee
Ala
Industrial Institute For Colored
South
Africa
Liberia
Henry M. Turner
Atlanta
African Methodist Church
Saint Peter's Church Burns in Westchester Village
Fire engulfed St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Westchester village on Wednesday morning causing an estimated loss of 125000 dollars. The church, among the east's venerable edifices, recently gained attention when its pastor Rev. Frank M. Clendenin refused Bishop Potter permission to ordain Dr. Briggs within its walls.
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St. Peter’s
Westchester
N. Y
New York
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Westchester Village
Frank M. Clendenin
Potter
Briggs
Threatens To Kill Pingree In Letter From New York Man
Gov. Pingree receives a warning from M Siddons of Harrison New York claiming a rotten administration and threatening to shoot the governor if his alleged claim is not acted on. Detroit police report receipt of the letter and guard consideration.
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Detroit
Mich
Pingree
M. Siddons
Harrison
N. Y
Sanford
Siddons
Michigan
Death of Mary Monaghan Found in Bed at 42
Mary Monaghan aged 42, unmarried, of 725 West Pearl Street, was found dead in bed on Wednesday at a.m. She suffered dropsy due to heart disease and had not seen a doctor since March. She lived with her father Martin Monaghan and leaves a sister Mrs. Griffin. Coroner Nash conducted the investigation.
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Mary Monaghan
W. Pearl St
At & A
Freight wreck spills thirty cars on Vandalia line near Reelsville
In Greencastle Indiana on Wednesday morning a Vandalia freight train No. 31 derailed after jumping a track on a high fill east of Reelsville. No injuries reported though property damage appears heavy and several cars left the rails.
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Greencastle
Ind
Vandalia Freight
Reelsville
Bsovy
Doubts on White River navigation project from Broad Ripple
J Clyde Power, engineer for the park board, doubts the scheme to make White river navigable from Washington Street to Broad Ripple. He says the lock would cost nearly the dam itself and water flow may not support frequent boating. He concedes some value in steamers between Broad Ripple and the city but questions the overall feasibility and cost.
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J. Clyde Power
The
Park Board
White River
Washington St
Bread Ripple
Riverside Park
Broad Ripple
City
F. D. Norvell
Sunshine
Power
Strawtown
Nobbesville
Forties
Water Company & Lockg
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