Not a Run In The Whole Inning Ends Play At Darkness
A rousing big crowd witnessed a marathon eleven inning baseball game between Indianapolis and Minneapolis. No runs scored until darkness called the game, Kellum and Harvey pitched well, with Kellum earning praise for his brilliancy despite Hickey’s miscues. Indians and Millers combined for seven and eight hits respectively as both teams battled to a scoreless finish.
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Indianapolis Tooters
Kellum
Hickey
Millers
Harvey
Minneapolis
Indians
Chicago St Louis Game Update and Brooklyn Rally
In a Chicago St. Louis matchup 28 players were charged with high fouls while Mercer allowed eight runs for Brooklyn before leaving in the fourth. Brooklyn scored nine runs on 14 hits and New York added nine runs on nine hits with two errors.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Mercer
Brooklyn
New York
Sssseee
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Seneceta
Cincinnati
ATS St. Louis
Feeresy
Evra Debarescee
Mansfield and Dayton Grid Sparks in Local Log
In a compact tally Mansfield leads R with 8 points while Dayton trails at 4 and Marion scores 0. New Castle and Toledo register performances with varied H and E marks as EB and RK contribute notable entries in this sports snapshot.
Rainy double header caps Hoosiers clash
In a rain soaked game the Hoosiers and opponents staged a wild affair with heavy fielding and notable plays by Kellum Hartsel and Nance. Verden Mars and Werden stood out for their teams while Fisher muffed a third strike. Fans endured drenched stands and a dramatic finish as Hickey made a surprising throw to first.
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Indianapolis
A. E. Hartsel
Baocerouse Magoon
Geier
Kelly
Hogriever
Setae Smith
Avee
Eneenee Nichol
Fisher
Pssvewssansa
Harvey
Wrese
Minneapolis
Kellum
Ouri
Seybold
Mac Foven
Smith
Powers
Magoon
Geffer
Hickey
Gefer
Verden
Minnneapolis
Manassau
Hartsel
Nance
Hoosiers
Mars
God of War
SUN Liners
Oriental Stars
Werden
Millers
Hartser
Cincinnati
Brush
Watkins
Milwaukee
Spies
Cleveland
Lexington Stars
Virginia Roses
Lexington-ave
Olive Stars
Linden Stars
Lyons
Ellis
Ewing
Pits
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sullivan benefit set with Eddie Kennedy win at Wheeling
Eddie Kennedy stopped Frank Collyer in 2 minutes 15 seconds at Wheeling in a John L. Sullivan benefit. The article notes upcoming Maher-Choynski bout in New York and tensions between Sharkey and O Rourke. Also mentions Northwestern coach Joe Hunter to lead Haskell Indians, Orin the gray mare winning at Providence, and other sports results and betting incidents.
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New York
John L. Sullivan
Eddie Kennedy
Frank Collyer
Wheeling
Maher-Choynski
O'Rourke
Sharkey
Joe Hunter
Northwestern University
Haskell Indians
Orin
Providence
R. D. Little
H.H. Hackett
Niagara-on-the-lake
Johnny Nelson
Brockton
Mass
Hawthorne
Sad Sam
Silurian
Dandy Jim
Taylor
Owen Kimble
Newby Oval
Frank Kramer
Earl Kiser
Freemar
James Durkin
Walcott fights a sham quit at Madison Square Garden
In New York on Monday night at Madison Square Garden Joe Walcott quit in the twelfth round after beating Tommy West to a standstill. Referee Charley White doubted the quit and called Walcott out. White labeled it a harebrained trick and hinted at a prior scheme.
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Madison-square Garden
Joe Walcott
Tommy West
Walcott
Charley White
White
James Kennedy
Pops Decide to Replace Towne with Stevenson on Ticket
Chicago August 28 The Populist national committee voted 2 to 7 to accept Towne’s declination and place Stevenson on the presidential ticket replacing the vice presidential nominee.
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Pops
Chicago
Pop. National Committee
Towne
Stevenson
Negroes Confess to Brown Shooting at Lawrenceburg
Detective Grady reports James Williams and Ivory Smith confessed to shooting Brakeman M. Brown near Cincinnati Friday night as they were stealing a ride between two railroad cars. Brown was hospitalized in Cincinnati and slowly improving as the suspects were moved for safety from a potential mob.
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Grady
Big Four
Lawrenceburg
James Williams
Ivory Smith
Cincinnati
Brown
Special Council Sees $54,000 Budget Move
In a five minutes session Monday night an ordinance to appropriate 54000 to meet Sept. bills was introduced and sent to the finance committee. Republican councilmen expect passage. Mayor Taggart announced approval of a resolution appointing a special committee to investigate the fire department.
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Sion
Finance Committee
Taggart
Hidden box reveals $75,000 in bonds and 1859 papers
New York reporter Richard T. Wallace found an old tin box buried behind his office. After failing to locate a rightful owner he opened it revealing government bonds worth 75000 dollars, several commodore's buttons of the New York Yacht Club and documents dated 1859.
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New York
Richard T. Wallace
New York Yacht Club
Water Wonders at Broad Ripple Park Exhibition
The Meters present water wonders drawing crowds at Broad Ripple Park with Bessie Meiers named champion girl swimmer. Master Tommie and babies Elma and Minnie perform daring tricks in water exhibitions at 4 and 9 p m drawing curious visitors.
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Broad Ripple Park
Bessie Meiers
Tommie
Elma
Minnie
Death by own action at 12 in Winsted
In Winsted Connecticut on August 28 12 year old Harry F Burgess drowned himself after his step mother made him mind the babies all day long He had often threatened to do so and this prompted the tragedy reported by the local paper
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Winsted
Conn
Harry F. Burgess
Political notes shape Roosevelt speech plan and party strategy
Roosevelt will skip extemporaneous talks while the national Democratic HQ opens in New York on Wednesday. Bryan seeks to mend a rift at Lincoln Presbyterian Church. Republican chairman Bixby mocks Bryan over German voters. Col. James Lewis, a prominent New Orleans figure, plans a northern tour including Indiana amid comments on Jim Crow laws pushing blacks toward the Republican party.
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Democratic
New York
Bryan
Lincoln Presbyterian Church
Bixby
Minnesota
Col
James Lewis
New Orleans
Indiana
Persian Aunties Rebel Against Shah in Persia
Advices from Paris report a serious rebellion in Persia as factions oppose the shah. They seek to dethrone the shah whose preference for western ideas is unpopular and aim to install his brother on the throne.
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Shah
Berry Johnson Charged After Trio’s Fatal Fight in Arkansas
In Little Rock on August 28 a fight over a woman left M Overby and H Wimberley dead. A coroner jury led by foreman McHinney found Berry Johnson responsible. That night McKinney was assassinated in bed, details unclear.
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Little Rock
Ark
Berry Johnson
M. Overby
H.wimberley
McHinney
Johnson
McKinney
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