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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1902

Page

7

Double Header With Louisville Saturday Afternoon

From his Majestic building office manager Watkins announced a Saturday morning plan for a Louisville double header. The Hoosiers seek two wins to stay within reach of first place as the Colonels boast the league’s fastest play and promise a thrilling series. Flaherty will start for Louisville with Kerwin ready, while Watkins cartridges Sudhoff and Kellum. Rain Friday forced postponements.

Majestic Watkins Louisville Colonels Flaherty Cincinnati Kerwin Sudhoff Kellum

American Association scores and team list fragment

A fragmented OCR record shows scattered team abbreviations and numbers across multiple clubs including Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati New York and others. The text lacks coherent context or full sentences, offering only partial scores and league references.

Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati New York

Baseball score brief from National League games

National League results show Chicago 2 Pittsburg 0 and Brooklyn 2 Boston 1. American Association contests list Kansas City 5 St. Paul 2 and Cleveland 14 Boston 4. Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6 and St. Louis 4 Baltimore 3.

Kansas City St. Paul Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Baltimore Pittsburg Brooklyn

Baseball Notes Highlight Local Moves And Prospects

Lancaster pitcher Terry Pursell is signed by Strobel of Toledo as the Muda Hens expect big things. Brooklyn may seek Joe Kelley to manage the Reds. Sheehan nicknamed Happy Hooligan in Toledo, and Orioles stock bought by Freedman and Brush nears $20,000 amid McGraw guided deal. Robinson cleared of blame.

Terry Pursell Lancaster Strobel Toledo Muda Indianapolis Brewing Company Duesseldorfers Harry Silkin Greencastle Ladoga Brooklyn Joe Kelley Reds Brush Sheehan Baltimore Freedman McGraw Robinson

The Sporting Drift on Detroit Races and Boxing

The track at Detroit was drenched and races postponed. Ethics wins the Brighton Beach mile and a quarter handicap as 10,000 push to watch. Jeffries overtrained rumors swirl with July fight details pending.

Detroit Marvin Hart Salt River Russell Crosby-Berenah Cleveland Club Brighton Beach Ethics Tommy Kenney Walter Travis Louis James E. B. Byers Jeffries Fitzsimmons

Drunken Baby Found By Jersey City Hall

Police officer Byrne found a three year old girl staggering in front of City Hall on Friday night. A crowd gathered as he took her to the station. Florence Godfrey later claimed the child as her daughter and admitted giving the girl wine. She was allowed to take the child home.

Jersey City N. J Byrne Ellen Godfrey Florence

Bloody Race War Shocks Tennessee Town

News from Chicago Tennessee a new town on the Cumberland plateau reports a race clash over mine labor. W. C. Bradshaw and John Barger are among the dead with Jim and Isaac Wright both killed. The dispute began over hiring blacks with whites and ended after gunfire and a pickax attack. Peace is said to reign.

Knoxville Tenn Chicago Cumberland Plateau Crossville Charles Barger John Barger W. C. Bradshaw Chicago, Tenn, Land and Coal Company Ill Barger Jim Isaac Wright Bradshaw David S. McMullen

Mary MacLane Seeks Deliverance From Many Things

Buffalo report quotes Mary MacLane declaring she will not speak to newspaper men and lampoons reporters as unfair and dishonest. She theatrically prays for deliverance from myriad social irritants including fashion norms and elocutionists as she stays in Buffalo for a few days before continuing east.

Buffalo, N. Y Mary MacLane Butte Mont Buffalo Miss MacLane

Miners Delegates Display Cool, Thoughtful Demeanor

A convention of miners reveals delegates as level headed and well informed. Speakers include many lay delegates and officers, with strict parliamentary order, five minute limit, and quiet decorum. President Mitchell commands proceedings while smoking is allowed in the hall.

Indianapolis Mitchell

Convened Men endure heat as convention appears calm

Most men sit without coats, not used to heat above, giving an impression of order and comfort rather than chaos at the gathering.

Mrs M Nell is Plainly Against Advisory Board

A Denver dispatch reports that the ladies auxiliary of the A O H favors an advisory board, while local men oppose it. Mrs P H McNellis of Indianapolis condemns the move, calling it weak and urging independence only for married women with firm support. She says she will not run or vote for the board.

Denver Ladies’ Auxiliary The P. H. MecNellis Indianapolis

Brewing Company Presents Imported Barley Beer

The barley hops and malt were specially imported for this beer. Absolutely a perfect product. BREWING COMPANY.

City Life Witnesses Shooting In Stable Scuffle

John Friday of Evansville, a Knights of Honor figure, is visiting. A scuffle at 1430 Mill St. led to Anna Doyle being accidentally shot in the abdomen by Wiley Lester. Doctors say she will recover. Lester was arrested for alleged shooting with intent to kill.

Mill St Anna Doyle Wiley Lester City Hospital Mrs. Doyle Benjamin Doyle Northwestern-ave

Man threatened neighbor with knives and a pistol in Marion

David Peacock, insane from a protracted illness, displayed two large knives and a revolver to villagers and vowed to kill Robert C. Patterson. Police found him near Patterson's home and charged him with carrying concealed weapons. Patterson signed Peacock’s bond, freeing him after he could not post bail.

Robert C. Patterson Peacock Patterson Petterson

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