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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1900

Page

8

Two Lively Wins Highlight Watkins Promise Gone

The Record reports Milwaukee and Indianapolis games with a rough summary of a Sunday win by Milwaukee over Indianapolis. Key players include Hartsel, Conroy, Keller, Reidy, and Dam. The piece notes crowd sizes around 3,000 to 5,000 and describes pitching struggles, hits, and bases on balls.

Hartsel Conroy Reidy Damin Waldron Ketch- Anderson Dowd Dammann Xellum Conroy Bierbamuer Anderson Ases Milwaukee Indianapolis Vampire Dwyer Pmilwaukee Sundianapolis Sparks Sparke Fultz Sawrankee Flynn Indianapolis

Buffalo and Detroit in rain halted games spark debate

Rain halted Buffalo at Minneapolis with the score tied in the sixth. Detroit beat Cleveland in a disputed game as umpire Cantillon faced a protest over umpiring. Other results include Chicago 4 Detroit 2 and Cleveland 5 Minneapolis 4, plus scattered league scores amid a busy slate of interstate and national league games.

Buffalo Minneapolis Inneapolis EL Buffalo Hou Batteges Batly Smith

Cantillon and Elberfield clash in Detroit ball game

The Detroit police confronted two fisticuffs at the ball grounds as Cantillon and Elberfield argued over a safe call in a game against Chicago. Elberfield threw the ball toward the grand stand, allowing McFarland to score, while Katoll of Chicago is absent in this series. The Detroit club faces Chicago at Washington park next week with Games at 8:45 p.m. and the Lilly & Stalnaker team defeated H. Lieber 21 to 8 on Sunday.

Tion Detroit Peppery Elberfield Indianapolis Cantillon Chicago Elberfield Ing McFarland Cantfijlon Ebberfield Katoll Washington Park Kansas City Lilly & Stalnaker H. Lieber Company

Newby Oval Racing Draws Large Advance Sale

Riders arrive for all star bicycle racing meet at Newby Oval on Tuesday night with a band concert opening and racing at 8 30. Large advance ticket sales suggest seating may be taxed to capacity. Professionals listed include A B Stone Denver N A Rutz New Haven E C Hausman New Haven Major Taylor Worcester etc Amateurs include Dr Bell New Haven Sam Shirley Dayton C W Donovan Goshen and others.

Newby Oval Oval A.B. Stone Denver N. ‘A. Rutz New Haven E. C. Hausman Major Taylor Major Taylor, ‘Worcester; Har! “Kiser Dayton Dina Slaybeck Buffalo Owen Maya Erie A Newhouse Owen Kimble Louisville Jerry Woodward Detroit J. B. Bowler Chicago Jed Newkirk Barney Oldfield Toledo Johnnie Fisher Charles Pease Louis Gordon J. L. Steinmetz Ed Steinmetz Indianapolis

Sidney Lucas Wins Turf Handicap by Five Lengths

Sidney Lucas shook bookmakers Saturday by taking the Turf handicap in a dominant five length victory. Sporting men remain unsure how to bet on the McGovern-Erne lightweight bout in New York Monday night. Americans clinched two athletic events in Paris on Saturday as Arthur E. Duffy of Georgetown strained a tendon and couldn't finish.

Sidney Lucas New York Paris Arthur E. Duffy Georgetown University

Young People's Christian Temperance Union Elects Officers

The Roberts Park Church group elected Wilson S. Dean as president Edward W. Clark as vice president Thomas B. Fulmer as treasurer Miss Alice Cole as recording secretary and T. P. Kiser as corresponding secretary. Dean criticized McKinley and Congress over thecanteen and warned liquor interests aim to repeal Nicholson law.

Young People's Christian Temperance Union Roberts Park Church Wilson S. Dean Edward W. Clark Thomas B. Fulmer Alice Cole T. P Abraham Lincoln Dean

Tragedy in Havemeyer Family Shocks New Jersey

Natalie Mayer wife of John Mayer and eldest daughter of the late Theodore Havemeyer died in the Mayer mansion in Mahwah New Jersey. She reportedly shot herself Friday and a coroner will investigate. The death follows years of high profile household tensions and rumors about a trusted aide Clinton Page who rode with her and served as bookkeeper and secretary. The Havemeyer clan has endured ten major tragedies, a claim locals cite amid ongoing gossip.

New York Natalie Mayer John Mayer Theodore Havemeyer Mayer Mahwah N. J Mr. Mayer Mrs. Havemeyer, Sr

God's Prize-Fighter Preaches Gospel Under Tent

Rev. J. L. Griffin known as God's prize fighter preached at a McClain street tent to a small audience. He delivered a three sermon day and urged the old straight gospel of heaven and hell. He warned that death-bed pleas offer no balance, and meetings will continue for 12 days.

J. L. Griffin McClain St Heaven Hell

Poisoning by Rhine water strikes Cologne district

In Cologne on July 16 authorities report a river water tainted by decayed horse flesh causing a mass poisoning. About ninety residents are ill and twenty are in a dying condition as the disease spreads along the Rhine.

Cologne Rheine

Democracy Ratification Meeting In Tomlinson Hall

A large crowd gathered at Tomlinson hall for a Democratic ratification event hosted by the Commercial travelers Bryan Stevenson club. Speakers included John W. Kern Frank B Burke F J Van Vorhis John E McCullough August Kuhn and P J Kelleher with Burke receiving the biggest ovation. Kern and Van Vorhis offered general remarks while McCullough focused on money policy and Burke discussed expansion defining it as increasing form not substance like a balloon.

Tomlinson Hall Bryan Stevenson Clib John W. Kern Frank B. Burke F. J. van Vorhis John E. McCullough August Kuhn P. J. Kelleher Burke McCullough

Pastor Brauer Dies in Pulpit Urging Repentance

Pasadena, July 16 a German Methodist church pastor Rev. Herman C. Brauer collapsed and died of heart disease in his pulpit while exhorting his congregation to repent of their sins.

Pasadena Cal Herman C. Brauer German Methodist Church

Accident at Holt Ice Company Injures Worker Arm

John Arnold, a Maryland state resident, suffered a severe forearm injury when his arm was pulled into a rapidly revolving electric fan at the Holt Ice Company office on Monday. Dr. Eisenbiess treated the wound. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers advertised for liver and bowel issues.

John ‘Arnold, W. Maryland Sr Holt Ice Company DeWitt's

Sandusky and Return Fare Details Via Lake Erie & Western R

A historical timetable snippet notes a Saturday night July 21 1900 departure from Indianapolis at 9 00 pm. Lower fares apply to intermediate points with berths and chats at city offices. The Lake Erie and Western Railway advertises round trip rates of 11 50 to Sandusky and back for 1 50.

Lake Erie & Western R Indianapolis

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