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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1899

Page

6

Brewers Fall Short as Scott Shines on Mound and Bat

Indianapolis hosts Milwaukee in a tight 9 inning win. Bo Scott dominates with pitching and decisive hits while Stewart belts a threebase hit and key runs. The Brewers’ defense falters late, allowing a rapid double play to seal the game. Attendance reaches 800 as the home club edges Milwaukee to improve the club’s standing.

Scott Hickey Milwaukee Waldron Barnes Nicol Weaver Stewart Ace Kahoe Brewers Indianapolis Ores A.B.R. H A. EB. Hoghever Hartzell Motz McFarland Flynn Hickey, Ab Reott Pwe eBotals Shoch Strafford Salegestiee Cem Rettger Gray Pases Koch Stafford Brennan

Baltimore Batteries Edge Chicago in Close Battery Contest

In a tense match dense with battery names Garvin Donahue Kitson and Robinson the Baltimore team narrowly defeated Chicago 6 to 1 0 0 2 38 1. The scoring sequence included key runs and defensive stops as the rivals traded leads in a decisive finish.

Chicago Baltimore Garvin Donahue Kitson and Robinson

St. Paul Batter Scott Shines as Team Extends Lead

Scott made two unusual put outs and contributed to a 21 win in 38 games as St. Paul remains in first place. Ed Scott also had a strong day with hits and defensive plays while Stewart and Hartzell provided steady results. Milwaukee and Kansas City played well but trail in the pennant race. St. Paul opens a series Wednesday as local papers claim the title.

St. Paul Scott Jim Dandy Stafford Shoch Spear Minneapolis Wally Ed Scott Stewart Milwaukee Hartzell Kansas City Hickey

Jeffries Offers Jeckson Chance Upon Return

Champion Jim Jeffries spoke at Youngstown on Tuesday saying Peter Jackson may get a chance to fight when he returns from Europe. Kid McCoy challenges Ruble after a Dayton bout claim, aiming to KO the giant in six rounds. Walcott may face Choynski in a 20 round match. Shamrock prepares for complete body protection for the Atlantic voyage. English hospitality welcomes the defeated American athletic team in London.

Jim Jeffries Youngstown Peter Jackson Europe Kid McCoy Beech Ruble Ruble Dayton Walcott Choynski Shamrock American Athletic Team London

Rains Halt Cleveland Grand Circuit Races After Two Heats

Tuesday action saw two heats completed before rain halted the meet. Grand Baron won the 2:19 trot heat in 2:12 while the 2:25 pace had Coney edge Cambrian at the wire by a small margin. Hing Barleycorn’s jockey error let Cambrian surge to the Seagull Handicap mile win at Brighton Beach.

Cleveland Grand Baron Coney Keenan Hing Barleycorn Brighton Beach Cambrian Barleycorn Richard Croker Americus Old Beresforda Myakka J. R. Bradley Harlem Chicago Brigade Bradley

Highwayman Battle Ends With Officer Wounding

At Clark and Peckham streets a failed robbery left Patrolman Stanislaus Menczynski in Emergency Hospital with facial wounds after a clash with a robber armed with a club. The attacker, also hurt, is in Fitch hospital. Patrolman Kohl aided his injured brother officer Follows bystander actions describe a brutal struggle as the assailant attempted the theft.

Buffalo, N Clark and Peckham Sts Stanislaus Moncaynski Fitch Hospital Kohl Menczynski

Secretary of War Alger Bids Cabinet Farewell

Secretary of War Alger bade adieu to the cabinet after presenting his successor, Mr. Root. Alger shook hands with the president and cabinet members as expressions of regret and good wishes were exchanged. Root will assume charge on August 1.

Washington Alger Mr. Root Root

Democrats hold convention as Gobel ticket opposed

Democrats in Louisville plan a convention on July 26 to oppose the Gobel ticket. John Young Brown, a former governor, will accept the nomination for governor on August 2.

Louisville William Gobel John Young Brown

Ill Fated Regiment Reduces Nebraska Volunteers

German Towle, a noncommissioned officer of the Nebraska volunteers arriving in San Francisco, telegraphs that the regiment has been reduced to 280 men. He notes that every man has sacrificed years that nature will deduct with compound interest from his declining age.

Omaha, Neb German Towle Nebraska Volunteers San Francisco

Barker's Report on Manila Naval Forces

Capt. A. S. Barker reports to the navy department that on May 25 he ordered the Princeton to take Senator Beveridge to the southern islands of the group. He says all vessels are in good condition and Dewey’s former command at Manila is active.

Washington Barker Admiral Dewey Manila Navy Department Princeton Senator Beveridge

Fire extinguished at Popular shoe store blaze and feed store fire

A wireman managed to extinguish a large fire under the Popular shoe store at 12 N. Pennsylvania street Tuesday night. A $75 loss was caused by a fire in J B Harley's feed store on West Washington street Tuesday evening.

Popular Pennsylvania-st J. B. Harley Washington-st

Forest protection plan aims to reserve 12 million acres

A Chicago forestry conference urged Congress to set aside 12,000,000 acres of forest and lake lands in Minnesota's northern counties at the headwaters of the Mississippi. The proposal seeks preservation for current and future generations.

Congress Chicago Minnesota

Lava Threaten Hilo From Maunaloa Eruption

Edward Caypless formerly a Seattle attorney reports from Honolulu that Maunaloa lava flows threaten to destroy Hilo, a major sugar shipping hub, amid volcanic danger to the Hawaiian city.

Seattle Wash Edward Caypless Honolulu Maunaloa Hilo

Bryan named as delegate to next Democratic convention

Washington July 26 Congressman Clayton of Alabama says William J Bryan will be a delegate to the next Democratic convention. Clayton adds that Bryan would withdraw if leaders decide another man can make a stronger race, a move he does not expect.

Washington Clayton Alabama National Democratic Committee Wm. J. Bryan Bryan

Free masonry banned in Salvador state amid political tension

Advices from Salvador state report that free masonry is outlawed in the republic. Congress, meeting in June, passed a law prohibiting masonic lodges. The ban is linked to Minister of Foreign Affairs Arangon's hostility toward U.S. Consul General Jenkins, who is a mason.

San Francisco Salvador Republic Congress Arangon U.S Jenkins

Cloudburst Hits Plainville Ohio Floods Valley

A cloudburst drenched Plainville Ohio on Tuesday afternoon sending Walton creek eight feet high. Sheds wagons and fences were carried away, crops ruined, and mud filled homes. Panhandle tracks flooded two feet delaying trains as water weakened several buildings.

Ohio Plainville Walton Creek Panhandle

Ada Gray Lingay Undergoes Successful Cancer Operation

Actress Ada Gray Lingay, longtime star of East Lynne, was operated on Tuesday at the New York cancer hospital to remove a cancer from her left breast. Doctors reported the operation a success Tuesday night.

New York Mrsa Ada Gray Lingay East Lynne New York Cancer Hospital

Central Foundry Company Forms Coil Pipe Trust

New York July 26 announcement that the organization of the Central foundry company for constructing coil pipes is complete with capital stock set at 14 million dollars.

Coil Pipe Trust New York Central Foundry Company

Croker denies heavy losses on English turf

Richard Croker says reports of large losses on English turf are false. Cloudburst in Morristown Tennessee causes major property and business district damage totaling about twenty thousand dollars. Griffins relocate from Clay County Kentucky to avoid trouble. Burghars steal five to six hundred dollars in Parsons West Virginia post office loot. New York City reports twenty thousand one hundred eighty births and sixteen thousand seven hundred thirteen deaths in a quarter. Dayton Ohio arrests for counterfeit money. Turkish empire hires American farming instructor. Fourteen boarding house residents in Montgomery Alabama poisoned by condensed milk cream. all recover.

Griffins Clay County Kentucky Burghars Parsons W. Va New York Health Board Daniel Horner Thomas Adkins Harry Allen Dayton Town State Agricultural College Montgomery Ala

Washington Notes and Navy Pension Highlights

Supervisors of the census in Cuba Porto Rico and Hawaii to be named soon. Battleships Kearsarge and Kentucky to begin speed trials in September. President McKinley leaves Washington for Lake Champlain. Congressman Berry of Kentucky says the political climate favors Republicans. Ah Yu a Chinaman civilian Navy pensioner from Shanghai receives $30 per month. Chief Wilkie reports on the secret service. A total of 679 people were arrested for counterfeiting 218 convicted 293 awaiting action. counterfeits totaled 76466 dollars.

Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Kearsarge Kentucky McKinley Washington Lake Champlain Berry Ah Yu Navy Olympia Shanghai Wilkie Secret Service

Final Calls Across the Nation Claim Several Lives

Gideon J. Tucker 76 former New York state secretary dies on Tuesday. In Kentucky near Quinn George Daniels kills Mack Burgess at a barbecue. Daniel Hane 19 dies by lightning in a barn near Jewell, building burns. Peter C. Young Philadelphia politician and orator dies, former Ohio resident who backed McKinley. Dorsey Clagcott a prominent Democrat dies in Washington from kidney disease Tuesday night.

Gideon J. Tucker New York State Quinn George Daniels Mack Burgess Daniel Hane Jewell Peter C. Young Philadelphia Ohio McKinley Dorsey Clagcott

Beer spill injures two on city block corner

Thirsty revelers on the third floor of a West and Washington street block let a beer can fall from a window sill striking Jesie Stricher on the sidewalk below and prompting Dr. Karchner from the City dispensary to stitch the wound.

Crooked County Officials Investigation Shocks Highland County

Hillsboro July 26. After months of inquiry the county officials books were examined and the ten year report filed on Tuesday. It reveals illegal fees totaling nearly 7000 dollars drawn from Highland county treasury, a finding that has created a sensation.

Hillsboro Highland County

Spaniard joins American navy after visit to Cadiz

Francisco Beltrano Rodrigues, 27, a Spaniard who served with Cervera at Santiago, arrived from Cadiz and said he was impressed by the American navy and its treatment of its men and decided to enlist in the fleet.

New York Francisco Beltrano Rodrigues Cervera Santiago Cadiz

Carnegie Gives $50,000 for Fort Worth Library Building

Fort Worth Texas July 26 Andrew Carnegie has wired the Fort Worth library association a donation of fifty thousand dollars for the erection of a building.

Carnegie Fort Worth Tex Andrew Carnegie Ort Worth Library Association

Messenger Boys Strike Ends Quietly with Restored Service

Wednesday saw no violence as Supt Quigley, aided by the sheriff and state authorities, moved to avert bloodshed. With four discharged, the majority of messenger boys returned to work and the strike is declared over.

Quigley

Michigan Lake Resort Tour by Pennsylvania Lines

Travel note describes visiting Mackinac Bay View Petoskey and other Michigan lakeside resorts reachable in a single night by sleepers on the Pennsylvania lines to Detroit and Mackinac. It mentions low rate tourist tickets and is signed by W. W. Richardson D. P. A.

Michigan Mackinac Bay View Petoskey Charming Lake Resorts Pennsylvania Detroit W. W. Richardson

Atlantic City Round Trip Fare Announcement

The notice advertises a $15 round trip to Atlantic City and back via C H D, B O S W, and B O trains on Thursday August 3. Tickets are valid fifteen days. For train times and details contact GEO W HAYLER D P A.

Atlantic City GEO W. Hayler

Dedication Trip to St Anne's Church Big Four Route

Big Four announces a Lafayette excursion on Sunday July 30 1899 with round trip $1 leaves Union station 745 am returns Lafayette 730 pm. Special train will carry excursionists to Soldiers Home and Tecumseh Trail with electric cars to depot. Describes Wabash river boating and scenic areas. Tickets to intermediate points at corresponding rates. Buy at Big Four office 1 EB Washington St or Union Station. H. M. Bronson A G P A.

Lafayette St. Anne’s Union Station Tecumseh Trail Indiana Wabash Washington St H. M. Bronson

Travel ads and railroad prompts from The Sun liners page

The fragment shows a Colorado Midland Railroad invitation to request maps views and descriptive matter from Denver for travel. It references vacation in the mountains and a general passenger agent as contact, indicating a promotional notice for scenic trips.

Colorado Midland Railroad Denver

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