Hoosiers Edge Louisville In Sunlit 4-2 Battle
Hoosiers win 4-2 at Louisville in a fierce polymered game marked by strong pitching Williams for Indianapolis and Flaherty for Louisville. A late sun hit and two errors decided the outcome as crowd overflowed Tebeau's grounds.
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Williams
Flaherty
Tebeau
Hoghever
Indianapolis
B. Hoghever
Fox
Beechee
Coulter
Cfu
Grim
Desevene
Brien
Woodruff
Cescceeneeess
Louisville
EL ‘Kerwin
Bower
Ganzel
Flournoy
Clymer
Odwell
Schaub
Bples
Sehriver
Spies
Kerwin
O’brien
Heydon
Commercial League Action Delivers Wins and Close Standings
The People's Outfitting Co. crushed Driving Park 13 to 4 as Thomas replaced Alexander on the mound and held the opposition to one hit. The Marotts tie the lead with the Peorle's team after a 10 to 6 win over Star Store, Mitchell and Jordan providing the offense. Wassons extend their streak to six with a 13 to 4 victory over Kahn tailors as Silken allows 16 hits and Wheeler of Blacks belts a long homer.
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People's Outfitting Co
Gill
Thomas
Coolman
Alexander
Uncle Sam
Marotts
Peorle
Mitchell
Jordan
Ryse
Scores From American Association Matches Prompt Various Results
A series of baseball scores from the American Association lists Columbus over Toledo 5 to 4, Minneapolis 6 over Milwaukee 4, St. Paul 9 over Kansas City 4, Evansville 10 over Rockford 4, Rock Island 3 over Terre Haute 1, Bloomington 5 over Davenport 1, Decatur 2 over Cedar Rapids 0, plus other games including Richmond 9 over Cincinnati Shamrocks 6 and several regional pairings such as Muncie 18 over Dayton 2 and Pendleton 15 over Anderson 4.
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American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kansas City
Evansville
Rockford
Rock Island
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Davenport
Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Richmond
Cincinnati Shamrocks
Muncie
Dayton
Columbia City
Logansport
Carbon
Knightsville
Covington Blue Licks
Shelbyville
Portland
Greenville
Montpellier
Indianapolis Grays
Seymour
Tipton
Frankfort
Greenfield
Lawrenceburg
Lafayette
Ladoga
Pendleton
Anderson
Hartford City
Dunkirk
Lamplight Demand Sparks Park Threat in Police Talk
A police officer tells Terry that without defeating Young Corbett he cannot drive in the park, threatening to ban access altogether. The remark follows a prior confrontational exchange about lighting. The scene reflects tense local enforcement and a charged arena between rival figures.
Fifth Annual Field Meet of Boys' Father Matthew Brigade
A grand explosione is planned at Forest Park on Wednesday August 27 marking the fifth annual field meet of the Boys' Father Matthew Brigade. Boys will depart St John’s hall at 8 am for the park in wagons with a military band, and events include contests in drill music athletics and various races with prizes for each event including a prize pig chase awarding $1 and the pig.
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Forest Park
Father Matthew Brigade
St. John’s Hall
Miles to sail for Manila soon in uncertain mission
Gen Miles announced plans to sail for the Philippines within weeks. He declined to reveal the trip’s purpose and said he would not go as a tourist or for health. When asked about an official capacity he replied that details must come from the War Department.
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Boston
Mass
Mies
Philippines
Miles
War Department
Department
Sporting Mélange Sparks Broad Sports Rumors
Indianapolis pennant prospects look brighter as rumors of the National League entering Baltimore next year circulate. The interstate rifle and revolver shooting tournament begins August 29 at Sea Girl New Jersey. Herman Deutz of New York swam 12 miles in seven and a half hours, aided by tugs and barges. Young Corbett attended a Cincinnati baseball game and called it the hardest day’s work as he fought the crowd for an hour to hold his position. The Pipe Works Club fell to Hollenbeck Press 20 to 7 in a strenuous game. Batteries Spenders and Egbert. Connaugh and Darmendy.
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Baltimore
Sea Girl
N. J. Herman Deutz
New York
Young Corbett
Cincinnati
Pipe Works Club
Hollenbeck Press
Spenders
Egbert
Connaugh
Darmendy
Peculiar Antics of Electrical Current in Boston
In Boston on August 25 this summer a ground charging stray current disabled a driver and killed two horses. Thomas F. Welch of West Roxbury owned the team. driver Matthew Mooney was shocked and recovered at home. The incident happened near Cass Street on Center, where electricians investigated the mysterious electric phenomenon. Officials suspect a cross current between street lighting and street railway feeds charged the damp ground, turning the horses into part of the circuit and causing their deaths and Mooney’s shock.
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Boston
Mass
Thomas F. Welch
West Roxbury
Matthew Mooney
Center
Cass-st
Mooney
Grovest
Michael Hanrafan
Hanrahan
Cassst
Dedham
Only One Game Scheduled At Louisville In Tie
The planned double header at Louisville with Indianapolis has been canceled leaving only one game. The Hoosiers now face a decisive tie and are favored to win.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Man seeks smallpox treatment for wife with tuberculosis
A well-dressed New York man asked the health commissioner to permit his wife to be sent to North Brother Island smallpox hospital to catch smallpox as a tuberculosis cure. Dr. Lederle refused, calling the request highly unusual though he had heard of such theories.
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New York
Commissioner of Health
North Brother Island
Proof Of Innocence For Roland Molineux
Gen Edward L Molineux says he has absolute proof of his son Roland Molineux's innocence for the second trial this fall. He has devoted months to detective work but will not reveal findings. The son wrote plays in Sing Sing to pass time, none will be published until he is freed.
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New York
Edward L. Molineux
Roland B. Molineux
Kate Adams
General Molineux
Sing Sing
Molineux
Riot at Scranton disrupts early morning workers
Three hundred strikers interrupted men en route to Dodge colliery, sparking a riot in Scranton. Three nonunion men were badly beaten and later removed to their homes. Police dispersed the mob and arrested three strikers as the crowd grew around Union Station for visiting Knights Templar delegates.
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Scranton
Dodge Colliery
Union Station
Kentucky
Colored Knights Templar
Indiana
Muncie
Louisville
Mrs Vanderbilt Presents The Wild Rose Show In Newport
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt hosts a Newport entertainment Monday night at the Knickerbocker Theater with the Wild Rose company and vaudevillians Williams and Walker. The event seats are all sold, features a midway of curiosities, a temporary theater and an after supper dance.
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Newport
R. 1
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Knickerbocker Theater
Wild Rose
Nile
Wild Rose” Company
Suitors Wrestle for a Bride Ends in Ironic Wedding
In Whitesburg Kentucky Justus Reters and Floyd Hester dueled for Lula Speyers 16 and after a Sunday clash Hester won and married Miss Speyers that afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. Peters was carried away on a stretcher and cannot sit up. About 300 witnesses watched the ceremony.
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Whitesburg
Justus Reters
Floyd Hester
Lula Speyers
Rowan Belle
Hester
Peters
Miss Speyers
First Presbyterian Church
Saving Corps Swim Contest Ends Endurance Record Chase
NEW YORK Aug. 25 seven members of the volunteer life saving corps swam in a endurance race to set a record. Herbert Deutz of 106 E Flighty first st won covering 12 miles in seven and a half hours.
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New York
Herbert Deutz
E. Flighty-first-st
Deutz
Terry McGovern Identified by Police in Brooklyn Stop
A Brooklyn driver named Terry McGovern was stopped Sunday night for driving without a lamp. He pleaded to be released but was held. He whispered his name to the officer, who then dismissed the other boys as McGovern.
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Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Witin
Coppers
Ida Smith Weds Lieut Ford In Cocoanut Fibre Gown
In Fitchburg Mass on August 25 Ida Smith married Lieut Joseph Herbert Ford assistant surgeon U S Navy by Rev Richard Armstrong. Ford son of Samuel Ford of Washington is now stationed there after service in the Philippines. The bride wore a gown of cocoanut fibre trimmed with duchess lace.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Lucretia Smith
Ida
Joseph Herbert Ford
Richard &. Armstrong
Ford
Samuel Fcrd
Washington
Philippines
Coroner Seeks Exhumation to Identify Body
In Chicago on August 26 the coroner ordered the exhumation and examination of a prairie found body to positively determine if it is Minnie Mitchell, the young woman previously discovered.
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Chicago
Minnie Mitchell
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J. H. Reed
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Bper
Harry B. Gates & CO
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Wayne Avenue
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Alabama
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Ind
Medical and Surgical Institute
N. Delaware St
Indianapolis, Ind
STARR
the Starr Piano Co
North
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Belt Rail Road
J. F. Wild & CO
Stevenson Build
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