Dramatic Sunday Game Leaves Indy, Kansas City Reeling
Indianapolis beat Kansas City 4 to 3 in ten innings as Hoghever limped home on McFarland's miscue. Dammann and Reilly sparked a late rally after Kansas City tied the game, with Egan, Hartzell, and Motz contributing key plays. Attendance was 2,000 as Raw water fans witnessed a tense finish.
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Hoghever
Kahoe
Dammann
Cincinnati
Bronson Howard
Kansas City
Reilly
Motz
Hartzell
Hog‘gie
Hulen
McFarland
Egan
Heydon
Wilson
Bgan
Miller
Gear
Ganzel
Hogriever
Stewart
Hartze
Brennan
St Paul and Detroit Batteries Fight in Early Baseball Action
In a chaotic early inning incident in Buffalo, St Paul beats Buffalo 3 to 2 as President Franklin halts the game after one inning. Detroit and Boston also posted scores while Cincinnati and Chicago held firm against Louisville and Pittsburgh.
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City
Cronin
Buelow
Stricklett
Wilson
Buffalo
Bisons
Millers
Franklin
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Pide
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn Wise
Jvleke
Iladelphia
LOS
BSS
Baltimore
Mee Wincinnati Eee Ae
Ittsburg Reer
York
Louisville
Mastington
nGa
Cleveland
R. HE Fashington
Weyhing
Duncan
Breiten- R. H. E. Neinnati
McFarland
Hahn
Peitz
R. H.E. Klyn
Dunn
McGuire
Dowling
R.H. B. Go. Weseas
Taylor
Chance
Hill Robinatone Uis
Bavercenesace
Shane
Powell
Crigar
Afeckin
War
Milwaukee Opens Here Monday In Tight Race
Detroit and Milwaukee in a tight stretch as Indiana teams post wins and losses. Houtz gains attention with a Texas leaguer for Cincinnati while Wabash and Terre Haute post Sunday scores. Columbus draws 200 for a New Castle game and crowds fear attendance drops as the Western to Interstate league shift weighs on fans.
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Detroit
Wabash
Mattoon
Terre Haute
Crawfordsville
Columbus
New Castle
Loftus
St. Paul Dispatch
Local track events showcase mixed mile races at Newby Oval
Unexpected times marked mile events with amateur and professional divisions. Jimmy Davis led the amateur mile in 2 03.15, followed by W N Coval and Marshall Levy, while Horace Poutch of Louisville won the professional mile in 1 55. Gordon and Pease were runners up. The article also notes amateur handicap, multi bicycle events, and a five mile pursuit won by Charlie Pease over Toots Watson. Frank Coleman issued a wrestling challenge, Beverly Howard touts a Dublin round trip, and Jim Jeffries staged boxing bouts in Cincinnati.
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Newby Oval
Jimmy Davis
W. N. Coval
Marshall Levy
Horace Poutch
Louisville
Gordon
Pease
Harry Morehead
Watson
Poutch
Fosdick
Woodruff
Coval
Aljson
Charlie Pease
Toots
Frank Coleman
Beverly Howard
Dublin
Jim Jeffries
Cincinnati
Beveridge in Japan and China During Plague Quarantine
Senator Beveridge planned to sail on the Empress of India and reach the United States in July but the Asiatic bubonic plague halted his voyage. While in quarantine at Nagasaki he described Kobe as a safe retreat and noted Mrs Beveridge remained in Japan. He called his Pekin trip dangerous and received a card from Li Hong Chang.
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Senator Beveridge
United States
Nagasaki
Japan
Beveridge
Kobe
China
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Earl
Philippine Islands
Lii Hung Chang
Moy Kee
Hung
Chang
Mr. Kee
Li Hung Chang signature card described as treasure
A reporter details a yellowed Li Hung Chang signature on a rough card. Moy Kee in Detroit reads the name aloud and notes the card’s uniqueness and prestige. Kee explains Li wrote in a noble hand and cards vary between officials and common men.
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Chang
May Kee
Capitalization Cuts Shape Indiana Bicycle Company
Dr. F. Smith, president of the Indiana bicycle company, returns from New York where the bicycle combine was finalized. Capital stock falls from 80 million to 40 million, making the firm seem a sensible organization. rubber factories may join the rubber trust. Sept. 1, Hearsey Willis and Staley enter carriage and auto business at Monument place after buying Fisk & Wood. Retail store run by Staley to close, Hearsey moves to the new automobile store.
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Indiana Bicycle Company
New York
Rubber Trust
H. T. Hearsey
Fred R. Willis
Frank Staley
Monument~place
Fisk & Wood
Mr. Staley
Mr. Hearsey
Pennsylvania-st. Place
Kind Words for Col Ingersoll Across Pulpit Voices
New York July 24 references were made in many pulpits to Col Robert Ingersoll and his followers. Clergymen across Brooklyn Trenton Newbury and New York praised and criticized his views noting his philanthropy or infidelity and predicting outcomes in light of Christianity.
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New York
Robert G. Ingersoll
Francis Edgar Mason
Brooklyn
Benjamin F. de Costa
Tom Paine
Moses
Daniel Overton
Ingersol
Wm. B. Bodine
Col
Ingersoll
S. Parke Cadman
Memorial to a life marked by old friends and service
Addresses were delivered by 20 of his old friends and comrades. A monument to his memory will be erected here.
Local Republican City Committee Chooses Leaders After Vote
Md Logsdon is named chairman while A M Glossbrenner becomes vice chairman John W Bowlus is secretary and Jarry Bennett treasurer after a party meeting Saturday. The vice chair vote 116 to 7 reflects factional split with James Twiname backing. Beach loses secretary bid 95 to 1 and then shifts to the chairman side as headquarters are planned.
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MD Logsdon
Republican City Committee
A. M. Glossbrenner
John W. Bowlus
Jiarry Bennett
James Twiname
Will Beach
Billy’’ Schmidt
Beach
Bowlus
Logsdon
Three Negroes Lynched in Georgia Raid and Fallout
News reaches Bainbridge of three Black men lynched near Safford after a robbery and assault on J E Ogletree and his wife. A posse searches for five more gang members as two victims were scalped post mortem. In Texas, Clyde R Turner dies after a bicycle fall and paralysis from a broken neck following spinal surgery.
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Bainbridge
Safford
J. E. Ogletree
San’ Antonio
Tex
Clyde R. ‘Turner
Ingersoll Funeral Plans Unfixed Amid Grief
New York July 24. No funeral time fixed as Mrs. Ingersoll and daughters refuse to surrender the body. Col. Ingersoll's brother in law says cremation possible, family grief prevents further arrangements. Memorial services held at Peoria Tabernacle for the late Robert G. Ingersoll with over 500 friends attending.
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New York
Robert G. Ingersoll
Farrell
Ingersoll
Peoria
Robert, G. Ingersoll
Tabernacle
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