Licked Louisville but We Couldn't Thump the Bisons
The Indianapolis team journeyed to Louisville and beat the big leaguers in a rough exhibition. In the first inning Croft singled and Wagner doubled scoring the only Louisville run, while Heydon hit a clean homer for Indianapolis as they routed the hosts late.
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Louisville
Colonels
Br’er Kellum
Bourber
Croft
Wagner
Kellum
Barney
Brashear
Yang
Heydon
Hoodoo Returns as Indianapolis Faces Defeat
The article describes Indianapolis ball players showing defeat after Saturday's finale against the Bizons. Gray entering the box sealed the game as encouragement appeared scarce. It questions the appellation and the team's late chances, noting Trever and Suen dane Gray amid a cold, reserved mood.
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Gray
Indianapolis
Umpire Sheridan Presides as Buffalo Beats Basapolis
In a compact baseball notice, Umpire Sheridan oversaw a game where Buffalo defeated Basapolis with an attendance around 1,800. No further details available from the fragment.
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Bas Apolis
Buffalo
Sheridan
Saturday Scores Across Cities Highlight Mixed Results
Minneapolis plus St Paul tied 6 6 while Detroit 9 Pittsburgh 3 and Cleveland 10 Boston 9 stood out. Other notable outcomes include Harvard 18 Yale 10 in a deciding game and Chicago 10 New York 9.
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Minneapolis
A Wild Time Columbus Plays Indianapolis Dual July Games
Columbus, a regular second joint to Indianapolis all season, will be the attraction at the ballpark Monday and in the big July fourth games. Indianapolis has won eight of nine against Tebeau's men. plans call for a big Fourth of July crowd with morning and afternoon games and tickets sold at Meyer's cigar stars.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Tebeau
Meyer’s
Baseball News Across Cities and Trades Roil Weekend
Minneapolis lost while Louisville drew near five thousand in attendance. Cincinnati has won seven straight as Chicago fared poorly in rain ruined games. Fort Wayne and Youngstown players were arrested on a warrant from Good Citizens league after Sundays game. S.S. results include Kokomo over Terre Haute and Bloomington over Mattoon. Warner resigned as NL umpire with Arlie Latham stepping in. Rumors link McKean and Childs to Louisville for Hans Wagner.
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Fort Wayne
Youngstown
Good Citizens’ League
Warner
Arlie Latham
Nick
McKean
Childs
Louisville
Hans Wagner
Lightweight Championship Decided In 25-Round Match In Buffalo
Kid Lavigne and Frank Erne meet at the Hawthorne athletic club Monday night for the world lightweight title in a 25 round bout. Both fighters show strong form and appetite for action. If the match lasts the distance, Erne may win on points for his cleverer style while Honest John Kelly serves as referee with even betting.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kid Lavigne
Frank Erne
Hawthorne Athletic Club
Erne
Sparrer
John Kelly
Williams Botosrson's 52 mile wheel ride solo
William T. Botosrson of Milwaukee rode to Racine and back, 52 miles, on a wheel with no handlebars, no fall, in three hours and 27 minutes. The fifth annual United States golf club association tournament began in Chicago with 112 contestants. Major Taylor defeated Tom Butler in two straight mile heats using his jump. Terry McGovern knocked out Johnny Ritchie in Chicago. A report from the west says Kia Mccoy is in bad health, suggesting he should seek work as a governess.
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Milwaukee
Racine
United States Golf Club Association
Chicago
Taylor
Tom Butler
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Johnny Ritchie
West
Kia’ Mccoy
Bryan and Thurman Ticket Favored at Chicago Conference
William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Allen W. Thurman of Ohio for vice president were strongly favored at a Sunday conference in Bryan’s Chicago region. Attendees included W. H. Hinrichsen of Jacksonville Illinois R. M. Ditty of Columbus C and Sam B. Cook manager of the wars and means bureau of the democratic national committee. The push to name Thurman as vice president rests on claims he can carry Ohio.
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William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Allen W. Thurman
Ohio
W. H. Hinrichsen
Jacksonville
Ill
R. M. Ditty
Columbus
Sam B. Cook
Wars and Means
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Thurman
Ditty
Tinner Mc Leod Invents Cordwood Gasifier
Tacoma July 3 Tinner Mc Leod has invented a machine that burns cordwood to produce cheap non-poisonous gas. A model shows a cord of firewood yields 18 000 to 20 000 feet of gas and leaves 30 bushels of charcoal worth ten cents a bushel. Gas sells for ten cents per thousand feet.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tinner McLeod
Yellow Jack Spreads as Santiago Defenders Celebrate
Yellow fever cases rise in Santiago de Cuba with fifteen new infections reported over several days. Troops remain in strict quarantine, and July 4 festivities are scaled back. In Havana a hospital ship Terry sails to Santiago Tuesday with surgeons and nurses to aid the afflicted.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Havana
Terry
Santiago
Boy Heroically Tries to Save Cousin in Fatal Fire
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on Sunday night a house fire killed Lena Kilblack after she jumped from a burning window. Her cousin Frank Lain age ten plunged toward her but was knocked senseless, and Lena died from severe burns. Frank is expected to recover.
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Uniontown
Logan Lain
Frank
Lain
Lena Kilblack
Lena
Typographical Union Expands Boycott Tactics at Baseball Park
Sunday the Typographical Union urged every printer attending a game to pay two plunks per game, a levy seen as 2.50 by readers. The 305-member union supports the boycott after discovering non union signs on park fences.
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Typographical Union
Odd Tales of the Wires Compiles Sleepwalking and Fatal Shootings
The clipping recounts a Pittsburgh visitor Miss Belle English seen walking in sleep on Atlantic City boardwalk and aided by officers Marmaduke and Parkson. It also reports Mrs Kate Rothenberg violently beaten in Leadville by M J Roberts who credits witchcraft and grave dirt. and a mistaken police chase in Chestertown where Enoch Roland was shot while pursuing a doctor for a dying child.
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Belle English
Pittsburg
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Parkson
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Col
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M. J. Roberts
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Crook
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Dill
Cresta Blanca Wines Sold by J Metzger Co
Advertises Cresta Blanca Souvenir Wines as best imported goods. Lists brands Margaux St Julien Table dHote red and Sauterne Haut Sauternae and Chateau Yquem white. Encourages trials and provides telephone contact 407.
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J. Metzger &Co
Margaux
St. Julien
Table d
Hote
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