Monday rout helps Saints beat Indianapolis in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota on August 29 the Saints overwhelmed the Indianapolis team. Wee Willie Dammann pitched strongly while St Paul fielded poorly yet won as Indianapolis fumbled early. Comiskey and Hartzell led a burst of runs and Dammann kept giving up hits in a lopsided first inning.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Indianapolis
Miers
Indianapoli
Stt. Paul
Willie Dammann
Saints
Roger Denzer
Hickey
Houtz
Comiskey
Meén
Severy
Dammann
Ho‘griever
Hartzell
Motz
Spies
Hoosiers
Batteries by players across cities and teams
Fragmented listing shows multiple battery lineups with players such as Menefee Fisher Cronin Buelow and Seymour and teams including Brooklyn Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and Washington. The text reads like a scorecard or lineup report with abbreviations and scattered city names.
Philadelphia Pounds Opponents with 21 Extra Bases
Philadelphia collects 3 doubles 3 triples and 4 home runs Monday near the record as they overpower Philippi. Hoosiers cling to first with a potential Scott win in St Paul while Wilmot’s leg worsens and may miss the final trip. Barrett carries Detroit with a ninth inning homer and 3 runs as Tigers eye Minneapolis and scouts watch Dammann McFarland. Terreh Haute Crawfordsville results list varied scores.
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Philadelphia
Philippi
Scott
St. Paul
Hoosiers
Wilmot
Barrett
Detroit
Minneapolis
Tigers
Dammann
McFarland
Terre Haute
Crawfordsville
Mattoon
Danville
Bloomington
Wabash
Local bicyclists travel to Brazil for brace of meets
Jimmy Davis and Terre Haute riders enter the Brazil track meet as the third of a mile, unbanked course creates uncertainty for Indianapolis competitors. Also cited are boxing results in New York and New Orleans, plus Hartford and wrestling match notes with potential forfeit posted by Claude L. Barker.
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Jimmy Davis
Willis Coval
Arthur Schofield
Billy Baird
Cliff Allen
Donovan
Brazil
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Jack Bonner
Mustard Oif
Yank” Kenney
Fitz
New York
Bonner
Kenney
Jack Everhardt
Joe Duntee
New Orleans
Dubuque
Sarah S
Riley
Fannie Dillard
Black Robert
Lord Vincent
Hartford
Conn
Claude L. Barker
Muncie
Indianapolis Bowling League Adopts Five Man Teams
The Indianapolis bowling scene settles into a five man team format with three games per match. Clubs joining include Calumets Columbias Meridians Oneidas Stars Standards and two New York store employee teams. Matches move to Wednesday nights at Turner alleys with a 10:20 finish.
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Indianapolis
Calumets
Columbias
Meridians
Metropolitans
Nationals
Oneidas
Stars
Standards
New York
Oneida
Marion
Washington
Turner
Turner Alleys
Stars and
Crescenta
Northsides
Deweys
Comus
Delegal family member surrenders amid Ga. unrest
In Darien Georgia on August 2 a Delegal family member surrendered as a police circular to Black residents prompts surrenders. Sixty were jailed and more are surrendering as the net leaders’ call to negroes appears to work.
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Darien
Politician John R. Wilson predicts Democratic odds at convention
Indiana Democratic committee man John R. Wilson says Senator Arthur P. Gorman will be heard at the next convention and likely lead the fight against Bryan. He notes John R. McLean papers may court Gorman’s strength and calls free silver claims in 1900 misguided.
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John R. Wilson
Indiana
National Democratic Party
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Gorman
Bryan
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
McLean
the Enquirer
Those Taggart Cards Spark City Democratic Dispute
Fred Myers of the Silver Democrat Club tells The Sun the group conceived and funded anti-Taggart cards after examining court records. He asserts no help from Bookwalter and says the club will open headquarters in the Ingalls block to defeat Taggart. Also notes Zimmerman of ward 13 plans Republican candidacy with ties to Indianapolis Electro Type Foundry.
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Fred Myers
Silver Democrat Club
SUN
Court House
Bookwalter
Am Republican
Tageart
Horndlums
Quigley
Taggart
Myers
Ingalls Block
Bryan
Bred Zimmerman
Indianapolis
Messenger Boys Union Debate Highlights Labor Meeting
The Central Labor Union ordered organizing of a messenger boys union with 30 A D T company messengers ready to join. A grievance panel was told to negotiate a better wage system, guiding future actions. Delegates to the State Federation of Labor meeting at Elwood included Stoddard White Landers Brinkman Butler.
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Central Labor Union
A. D. T. Company
Mack
Board of Safety
Taggart
State Federation of Labor
Elwood
D. L. Stoddard
John F. White
Nellie C. Landers
Arnold Brinkman
M. T. Butler
John L. Griffiths
Indianapolis
A German Interrogates the Sun Boss Over a False Arrest Ledger
An alleged arrest clipping from the Sentinel causes a confrontational scene at THE SUN office. A German detective questions the boss about a beaten wife tale, exposing the clipping’s erroneous origin and the chaos of a correction eventually planned with city editors.
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SUN Office
SUN
Sentinel
der Sentinel
Quarter Century Of Service For Rev D O Donaghue
Catholics plan a 25th anniversary observance for Rev D O Donaghue vicar general of the Indianapolis diocese and St Patrick's pastor. He was ordained by Rt Rev Maurice De Saint Palais. Gov Mount and Mayor Taggart will speak at Tumlinson hall ahead of the church ceremony for clergy only.
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D. O’donaghue
St. Patrick’s
St. John’s
Diocese of
Indianapolis
St. Patrick’s Church
O'Donaghue
Maurice de Saint Palais
Bishop Chatard
O’donaghue
Tumlinson Hall
Gov. Mount
Taggart
St. Patrick's Church
Yaqui War Reports Describe Mass Executions
G H Lacy and E W Watter Meter report from Potam Yaqui country that Indians are concentrating in the mountains while north of the Yaqui river remains safe for prospecting. They estimate 300 reconcentrados and 100 Mexicans in Potam and claim further executions of 40 to 80 Yaquis have occurred.
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Guaymas
Mex
Nogales
Ariz
G. H. Lacy
Phoenix
E. W. Watter Meter
Chicago
Potam
Lacey
Farmer strikes it rich after phosphate discovery
Wm. Howard of Maury county Tennessee rose from poverty to wealth after a phosphate mine was found on his farm. He earns about $1,000 daily from royalties of $1.20 per ton, with over 500000 tons on the property.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Wm. Howard
Maury County
Westfield Saving Bank
Springfield
Westfield
Indianapolis Journal
Big Business Railroad Officials See Rail Passenger Surge
Railroad officials report that passenger traffic across routes is exceptionally heavy, marking an unprecedented level of travel as the current period matches peak demand and signals robust commerce and mobility.
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