Indianapolis auto pitchers sulky loss to London club
London defeated Indianapolis 2 to 0 in the second game of the series. The victory showcased London’s pitching device automations. Rapshaw struggled with the Indianapolis pitcher, while London’s lineup produced the decisive runs in the second inning. The teams prepare for a three game in London as interest grows in this mechanized variation of baseball.
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Indianapolis
London
Hynoote
Suggestion Co Ltd
Indianapalin, Inc
Heempen
Kidianaplis
International Baseball League
T. A. Edbjonen
Ertory
Rapshaw
Aewty
Bard Ang Soho
Indiaapolis
Witt
Indianapolis Auto
Pulke Trans Company
New York
Grand International Swearing-om Day Celebrated Worldwide
A massive procession in Indianapolis showcased Swearing-Om Day with 194000 inches of solemn display. Governors, aviators, and notable locals led a parade past police, courthouse, and banners amid speeches urging steadfast resolutions. Fraternal orders and prominent businessmen followed in a high spectacle of pageantry.
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Stanley
Indianapoli
Rovernor
Grand Order
Knigths
Zora Zan
Sons of Moses
Pink Men
Rash Gitla
Editorial notes spark fear of trust price hike and reckless travel
A fragmented editorial column critiques a proposed trust pushing gir price to 7.40 per 1.1HM cubic feet, warns governance could ruin grandchildren, and rails at strange arrests and dangerous submarine sport. It mocks modern women and comments on racing, nutrition, and attire while lampooning public discourse.
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Rocknegie Morganfejler
Fashioned hats spark 1900s reform meeting debate
The Amalgamated Womens Garment Makers and Milliners convened at the Deessoto room to approve a new pug hat style for 1900s fashion. Police were stationed for order as delegates argued about headwear trends and women’s apparel, with Madame Harvard forbidden to lecture. Uncle Tom Wilson, 11, claimed as a relic of the past.
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Shae
Sa AL m
Areuetailon
Seesinn
Deessotorum
Amirapig
Vere
Hang
Tate
Uper
Ar von Bress
Harvard
Erastus Casey
Tom Wilson
Old elevated track scene brings deadly claims
A muddled report describes an elevated Massachusetts railroad crossing where repairs are overdue after trains allegedly fell through. It claims ten deaths and accuses the city of neglect while noting Mrs Crasle Radwick of Cleveland faces unfounded scrutiny over her finances.
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Massachusetts
1500 Lives Lost In Airship Wreck In Indianapolis
A wreck of the Overland Limited near the statehouse killed about 1,500 people, with many injured. The train at 48 miles per hour crashed into an empty freight car, sending cars into chaos as bulbs and safety devices failed. Hero Allerman Murdoch saved 50 lives by rigging a rope to lower victims to the ground.
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Overland
Indianapolis
Russia
Japan
City’ Statistician
Overland Limited
Sumtay
Plense
Allerman Murdoch
Bir
Murdoch
Bruatis
Theodore Roosevelt
Tom Wilson
Sami
Columbine Club
Modern divorce plant changes Indianapolis court lore
A 1900s Indianapolis Sun reminiscence describes Judge Allen handling three divorces in one day, contrasting with Judge Mahoney using a phonograph led system. Couples’ woes are recorded by phonograph, officials notify defendants by wireless telegraph, and a single attorney files complaints. Fortyfive or more daily cases. 435 readers cited as proof of progress in litigation.
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Mls
Indianapolis Sun
Allen
Marion County
Jonm Jarek Mahoney
Hts
Tata
United States
Rome
Aa Offeral
Prof Ho Wong Kelly Triumphs Over Space Mystery
A Transplanetary tale centers on Prof Ho Wong Kelly and allies as they deploy a magnetic dispensator to clear atmospheric disturbances blocking interplanetary communication. The device allows clearer signals between Earth and Mars observers amid storms, with reports of a new propulsion and a plan to predict weather impacts on messages.
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Prof
Ho-Wong Kelly
Space
NO Wong Kelly Tooratig
Treland
Dam
Eleaie
Mane
Veet
Ho Wong Kelly
Wu Wong Kelly
Asslatanta
Hrat Dee
Achid
Dackerinder
Lair
Caleph Snaugmre
Neagy
Mie
Mars Inter-World Observatory
Devon Dock
Tetlers
Hale
Wrk
Ghelddsly
Marth
Reat Arth
Mo Wong Kelly
Murti Observatory
Maladie Chepeniuk
Mars
Shavehnessy
Snecesatuy
Tims
Noteworthy Oddities From a Burlesque Gazette
A garbled batch of odd entries reports a Sage Russell incident at Open Door Shelter near Berlin with fanciful ages and missing details. Other notes mention a Russian squadron at Port Arthur, elopements involving a Crown Princess and a barber, and a bomb hoax tied to Vermacelli Ryan.
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Sage Russell
Mr. Russe
Berlin
Free Dinner Paper Switch Promises New Flavor Almanac
The paper announces a bold change starting tomorrow’s issue to print on specially prepared YAREDA FOOD PAPER. Every page features flavored paper, promising a refreshed format and a fine reader experience with a unique edition.
Police airliner rambling tale of Krapp and chase
In Indianapolis a police airliner voyage with Allen Kroger and three sergeants follows reports that Charles Krapp, noted English swindler, fled toward New Oceans in a private air liner. Chief and Young Chadiwick accompany, planning Chicago and San Francisco stops before England.
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Clari Nf
Allen Kroger
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
United States Wireless Telegraph Company
Fifth-ave
Charles Krapp
Dave
Bad
New Oceans
Chet Kruger
Fee
Tevens Suntayers
Cogal
Wer
Chadiwick
Wis Cei
Vie Valet
Bax
England
United Bates University
SFORTING NEWS UPDATE ON PROPOSED SUB MARINE RACE
Report notes Orems Reach reshaped record in a projor event while Fly tinting loses public appeal and may end the sport. The Arctic race between Harry Asteritt and Jot Rockenfelow draws more interest due to danger, with reporters to follow progress daily amid limited craft support.
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Masins
Bo Ghiyard
Harry Astertitt
Jot Rockenfelow
New York
Arctic Cine
Evolution of the Dairy Cow Through Condensed Milk
A museum display at the International Agricultural College traces dairy history from primitive milking methods with milk containing eighty seven percent water to modern condensed milk cows. It notes progress from thirteen percent solids a century ago to high dry matter content today, highlighting triumphs in agricultural science alongside other gains in animal and crop production.
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International Agricultural College
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LIE
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Wilk
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Crashle Radwick
St.cata
State House
Earth
Kelly
Eurmant
Creefoo
Port Arthur
McGinty
Vienna
Tome
Vermacelli
Ryan
Genundheit
Murphy
Italy
Denlin
Taray
International Weather Obsurvatory
Wistlog
Mem US
Wuntvereat
Werther Dar
Charles Knapp
Vaews Ac Marie Rave
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