Seybold's Home Run Clears Fence in Sunday Showdown
Battleship Seybold launches a long homer over the fence as Indianapolis racks up runs against Kansas City. Milligan, Hartsel, and Magoon contribute in a high-scoring affair. The game ends with Kansas City losing 6 to 8 as Indianapolis climbs to second place. Attendance noted.
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Lauter Stars lead as Blackwell edges Crescents
In a high scoring game Lauter stars tallied nine while Blackwell defeated Crescents two to one. Zoffman supplied reserves eleven and Saks and Co five as Pritchett stars were held scoreless.
Jane Lindsay Sets Lone-Distance Women’s Record At 1600 Miles
New York reports Mrs. Jane Lindsay set a women’s long-distance riding record by covering 1,600 miles in 164 hours 35 minutes, finishing her fifteenth century since last Monday. Mrs. E. R. Bayne also rode strongly, reaching 2,128 miles by Monday 7 a.m. with plans to complete 45 centuries in 30 days on the same course.
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Jane Lindsay
Margaret Gast
E. R. Bayne
Indians Blank Kansas City In Low-Scoring Sat Baseball
The Indianapolis club shut out Kansas City 4 to 0 as Gear baffled the visitors with sharp curves. Gardner and Heydon handled the mound duties for the losing team while Indianapolis plated four runs, leaving Kansas City with nine goose eggs on the scoreboard. Attendance was about 2,500.
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Explosion Blasts Worker In Saloon Chest
James B. Sage of Wyoming Street, driver for an Indianapolis brewing firm, was burned after a gas explosion at Frank O Briens saloon 501 East Washington. He entered a dark ice chest to light the gas and was blown ten feet. Sage suffered burns to hands face and head and will be laid up for a month. A gas leak is suspected. no building damage occurred. Dr G Bell attended Sage.
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Wyoming St
Indianapolis Brewing Company
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Week and Woessner Fight to a Finish at County Convention
At the Democratic county convention the sheriff race stole the show as Jacob Woessner edged Charles E. McKee by two votes after a tense hour of counting. The ticket named includes Treasurer Peter Sindlinger, Prosecutor Willard Robertson, Coroner Dr J D Cain, and Commissioners John W Hilkene and Marion Clark with surveyor Charles A Brown and assessor M E Loughlin.
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Jacob Woessner
Charles E. McKee
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Joel Baker
Michael Leahey
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Convention boasts odd remarks and a fatal accident
Chairman Roth and others describe the convention as rowdy with rival quips about Germans and Irish. A patrolman calls the gathering a rummy gang. Henry Maloy, 62, Vandalia night yardmaster, fell from an engine Saturday night and lost both feet. he has a wife and two children and is expected to recover at J Vincent's hospital.
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Vandalia
Marionave
At &J. Vincent's Hospital
Mullen Executed Quickly for Wife Murder at Sing Sing
Joseph Mullen, convicted of killing his wife on June 4, 1898, was electrocuted at Sing Sing in the shortest time on record. He died one minute after the current began, with 1,640 volts for 30 seconds, then reduced and reapplied. There was no struggle or scene. He previously shot his wife and then wounded himself.
Thief Takes $100 From Postal Clerk Shipment
Elmer Smith a postal clerk in Irvington packed a baking powder can with goods containing $100. The can was unpacked two hours later and the money missing. Police are investigating the case.
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Elmer Smith
Irvington
Foot Troubles and Family Mishap Report
Saturday evening Mrs. John O Connor of 825 East Street visited a medical dispensary with a very sore foot after stepping on a nail. A month earlier her 4 year old son was laid up after being run over by a buggy operated by two boys, and since then her husband has been confined with a mashed foot.
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John O’connor
East St
Chimes Dedication at St Pauls Church
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church held a full morning service as its new $4,400 chimes, funded by William Wellmann and the church youth, was dedicated in a packed event.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Wellmann
Coffee sale ad promises steady advance and top trade
A fragmented advertisement touts aggressive coffee deals. Lion Coffee and Arbuck le brands appear with per pound prices, plus other blends like Gold en Peaberry African Java and Gunpowder Tea items. The copy emphasizes value and savings in a luxury media frame.
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Winge Ae Luxury Media
Java
North Carolina Vote Drives Racial Tension Amid Armaments
July 23 report from Newport News notes an August 4 election in North Carolina. The contested amendment to the state constitution threatens to disfranchise about 70,000 Black voters. Both Black and white factions mobilize for victory and prepare for possible violence.
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North Carolina
Newport News
Daughter disappears after church outing in Cleveland area
J A Knight reports his daughter Ethel aged 17 has disappeared after church on Sunday night. She wore a white sailor hat striped shirt waist and brown skirt. She left with her sister then vanished. Father says she has been staying out late and she threatened to leave home after he chided her.
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J. A. Knight
Marton Ave
Ethel
District Chairman Taggart Calls for Congress Nominations
District Chairman Taggart issues a call for nominations to the congressional convention. Details on dates, eligibility, and scope remain to be announced.
Lake Erie & Western Tickets Readout Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR mentions July travel dates and ticket validity. Read as incomplete notice about rail tickets with unclear return period and stray words. No clear event, people, or organizations fully identifiable from the readable text.
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Lake Erie& Western R. RB
Court House Grocery Four Great Stores
Court House Grocery lists four locations in Washington Street and Virginia Avenue with phone numbers for each branch and wholesale department. This compact ad outlines store reach across city avenues and street addresses.
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