Battleship Seybold Leads Indy Past Millers in One Sided Tilt
In Minneapolis on July 28 Big Battleship Seybold homered with three men aboard as Indianapolis topped Minneapolis 6 to 4. Gardner faltered for the Millers, while Seybold delivered the decisive long ball and drove in two runs. Attendance was light and the game lacked late drama.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Seybold
Indianapolis
Gardner
Millers
AB. KR. H. Oo
E Jacklitsch
Smith
Caddey
Wee
Harvey
Ppowets
C.-asesssaces
Madison
Hickey
Indianapolis Roe
Geier
Parker
pasés—Hartsel
Magoon
Cantilion
National League standings and game notes summarized
In Milwaukee and Chicago reports, Smythe and players Batter ies-Reidy Diggins Baker Smythe Spies highlight lineups. National League standings show Brooklyn 28 wins, Philadelphia 23, Chicago 39, Cincinnati 42, St Louis 41, New York 23, Boston 38, Pittsburgh 29 with varying win totals. Multiple game recaps include New York’s eighth inning burst against Cincinnati and Philadelphia defeating Chicago. batteries Mercer Warner Hahn Kahoe Platt Douglass McFarland Griffith Donahue.
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Smythe
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Reidy
Diggins
Baker
Pet
Brooklyn
Wleeeee
Philadelphia
Phttsdurg Seseseseee Sevaceen
Chichio
Ecveseee Seovecsns
Boston
Seseeee Edo
Cincinnati Coscocense
St. Louis
Snccereerdd
New York
Cincinnati
Mercer
Warner
Hahn
Kahoe
Chicago
Platt
Douglass
McFarland
Griffith
Donahue
Kitson
Dunn
Powell
Young
Criger
Farrell
Intercity baseball scores in the Interstate League
Wheeling defeated Dayton 6 to 2 while Columbus topped New Castle 9 to 4 Toledo beat Mansfield 7 to 2 and Fort Wayne won 5 to 3 over Youngstown in Interstate League action led by strong offenses and solid pitching from the winners.
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Wheeling
Dayton
Columbus
New Castle
Toledo
Mansfield
Fort Wayne
Youngstown
All Sorts Of Rivalries Highlight Weekends In Plays
Minneapolis woes loom as West Indianapolis Clippers visit Greensburg on Sunday. Dave Devil, the black stallion, was decisively defeated in Cleveland on Friday, Gayton taking second and third. Ted Sloane was thrown from Maluma in London Friday with injuries likely not hindering American engagements. Oscar Gardner and Eddy Lenny battled 21 rounds in New York Friday, Lenny cramping as Gardner prevailed. The Sun Liners beat the Young Imperials 9 to 2 Friday after the game, with Batteries Gallagher Ingleking Healey Chadwick noted.
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Indianapolis Clippers
Greensburg
Dave Devil
Cleveland
Gayton
Ted Sloane
Maluma
London
Oscar Gardner
Eddy Lenny
New York
Lenny
Gardner
SUN Liners
Imperials
Gallagher
Ingleking
Healey
Chadwick
Corbett and McCoy Clash in Saloon Notch
In New York on July 2, Kid McCoy and Jim Corbett nearly came to blows at Corbett's saloon after a heated exchange. McCoy claimed he would fight, Corbett warned of a jaw punch, friends intervened, and McCoy left declaring Corbett bluffing. Corbett eyed Madison Square Garden for a potential bout if offered a six percent stake and promised to sign articles promptly.
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Kid McCoy
Jim Corbett
Corbett
McCoy
Kid
al Smith
Madison Square
Lady Constance Drives to Victory at Business Men's Driving Club Races
Lady Constance driven by Pete Laws wins two heats over Akela with strong showing by Orange Wilson in free-for-all. Crowd erupts as drivers and horses perform, with judge's notes on driving affecting outcomes. Also notes a removal notice for Dr. B. F. Bye and miscellaneous race results and times.
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Doc
Berauver
Wilson
Prairie Girl
Mc Flwaire
Lord Robert
J. N. Dickerson
Dick J
F. F. Jacobs
Lady Vie
Dr. Dupont
W. B. Blair
Mamie Wood
W. H. Flack
Minnie L
Ed Lewis
WJ. C. Dunn
W. H. Messenger
QO. C. Meyers
Oneida
Dr. Sellers
A. Schicketangz
Solicitor
J. N.dickerson
Montgomery
Charles Pawson
Timie
Lady Constance
W. N. Ghort
Akela
Dr. Hoover
Sceeses
Gas Lets Loose in a Maryland at Regulator
Gardiner H Johnson’s horse caused a spark when its shoe struck a gas regulator at Alabama and Maryland streets. A pit eight feet square and six feet deep exploded with flames blowing heavy doors aside and tearing bricks from walls. The horse’s mane tail and legs were badly scorched but it escaped serious harm.
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Gardiner
H. Johnson
Gas Trust
Alabama
Maryland-sts
Lady Randolph Churchill Wed to Henry Spencer Churchill
London reports Lady Randolph Churchill widow of the Right Hon Lord Randolph married on Saturday at St Pauls Knightsbridge. The bride attended by her son Winston Churchill and the duke of Marlborough. no bridesmaids. In a separate incident Bob Davis, colored, to be tried Tuesday for assault and battery with intent to kill after slashing William Gert, colored, at Johnsons saloon. Gert hospitalized with a deep leg wound but expected to recover barring infection.
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London
Randolph Churchill
Lord Randolph
Henry Spencer Churchill
Lieut
Cornwallis West
Scots Guards
St. Paul's
Knightsbridge
Winstom Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Bob Davis
Wm. Gert
Johnson's
Northwestern Ave
Gest J
Panhandle Railroad Wins Temporary Court Order
The Panhandle railroad company secured a temporary order in superior court to prevent the Big Four from laying a switch between Alabama and New Jersey sr. on a tract of ground the Panhandle claims it has owned for 26 years, bounded on the south by the Union tracks.
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Panhandle Railroad Company
Big Four
Alabama
New Jersey Sr
Panhandle Company
Woman Sues Clerk Over Alleged Kiss at Home
Mrs. Lillian B. Bonifield sues Jas. C. Wheat for 22,000 alleging he kissed her and insulted her in her Illinois Street home near the sub-post office while he worked as a clerk. Wheat was dismissed by the postoffice department.
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Lillian B. Bonifield
Jas. C. Wheat
Illinois St
Wheat
Postoffice Department
A Silent Social Silent Deaf Mute Wedding Party
Mr and Mrs John Cavernaugh hosted a Friday night party at 167 W New York St to introduce two deaf mute guests Mr Harris of the weather bureau in Washington and formerly in the local bureau The ceremony was performed without sound as hands communicated the moment they met before the guests spoke or made any noise
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John Cavernaugh
New York St
Harris
Weather Bureau
Washington
Indianapolis Post Office Plans Red Ink Money Orders
The post office will furnish large business houses with money order applications bearing the firm name and address in red ink. The move aims to promote money orders and reduce stamp use as currency.
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Indianapolis
Postoffice Department
Foulke to Speak on expansion policy in campaign
William Dudley Foulke of Richmond notified the state Republican committee he plans to speak on the national administration’s expansion policy versus Jefferson’s in acquiring Louisiana. Ellert Turns Up Busted reports B. J. Ellert, missing from Fort Wayne, sought funds via notes and letters, promising a new leaf and asking for a $2 bill. Turnkey John Long recalls umbrella set afire by a cigar snip at Ayres’ store, with the umbrella destroyed. Loas, $3, uninsured.
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State Republican Committee
National Administration
Jefferson
Louisiana
Ellert
B. J. Ellert
Fort Wayne
Chicago
John Long
Police Station
Ayres’ Store
Loas
Missing Boone County boy Alpha Baldwin last seen after cows
Alpha Baldwin, son of a local Boone county farmer, has been missing for three weeks after following cows. The father declares no effort will be made to find him, claiming a conversation with God assures the boy's safety. The case rests on a religious conviction rather than search actions.
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Alpha Baldwin
Boone County
God
Patrolmen dismissed after drunkenness charges
Patrolmen C. C. Ross and William Carson were dismissed by the Board of Safety on Friday. Carson pleaded guilty to drunkenness. Ross claimed a stomach cramp and said he had taken six drinks. An advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills follows.
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C. C. Ross
William Carson
Board of Safety
Carson
Ross
Neckbands Put om Free Progress laundry
Garbled classified snippets note repair services and dinner ad offers. Mentions Gardner's laundry at Meridian, room 16 and watch repairing, with various business hints and stray names.
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Progress Laundry
City Life Briefs Highlight Local Incidents and Events
A collage of city notes reports John S. Ferguson, 71, Broad Ripple, declared insane after threats against family. A military band concert is planned from Bates house balcony. County books investigation may take two months. Two barbers fined for Sunday shaving. Railroad owner Harry Crawford answers tax board on assessment. G. A. R. posts prefer marching in Chicago encampment over local posts. Senate avenue opening near Premier steel mill plant eyed. decision pending. Lodge 145 A. O. O. W. to attend services marking first anniversary at Emanuel Baptist. Board of Trade secures rescission of Monday Thursday oil shipments. Habeas corpus filed to challenge loitering ordinance. Rev C C Lasby to preach on China missions with service moved to Sunday school building. A canal capsize near Fairview leaves identities unknown. Fall carnival committee well attended as merchants pledge funds and float bids. Liveryman John N Dickerson learns brother Charles N injured in Madison. collarbone fracture. M A Culland notes American makers neglecting South America market. Twilight service at Mayflower Church features sermons and musical solos. George Custer praises Indiana molders amid Cleveland foundry labor shifts.
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Indianapolis
Bates House
Leslie and Ayers
Elijah Hood
Charles Sanders
Justice Nickerson
Harry Crawford
Muncie
Brazil
State Tax Board
Lodge 145
Virginia Ave
Emanuel Baptist Church
Board of Trade
Henry Smith
Smith
C. C. Lasby
Central-ave. M. E
China
Fairview
Fall Carnival Association
Merchants’ Association
John N. Dickerson
Sixteenth-st. Liveryman
Charles N
Madison
Ind
M. A. Culland
Wulschner Music Company
South America
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Mayflower Congregational Church
George MacIntosh
Alice Livingston
Chicago
M. Ketcham
George Custer
Iron Molders’ Union
Cleveland
Indiana
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Highn
Waltham
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
John H. Holliday
John M.spann
East Market St
Chubs
Nacazo
Indianapolis Odes Negeavehees
Wilwaukee
Detroit
Sinan
Buffalo
Kansas City
Kansas
Baste Miller
Stahl
el Pittsburg
Dineen and Sullivan
Phillippi
Zimmer
Retorted Corbett
Constance
B. F. Bye
Maryland-at
Churchill
Foulke
William Dudley Foulke
Richmond
Hood
Wasson
Milan
Saehe
H. P. Wasson & CO
Ageneous
National Light
Scheck
Indiana Oil Tank Line
City Life
John S. Ferguson
Broad Ripple
Chicago National
Board of Works
Senate Ave
Screim
Indiana Screen Factory
Central Ave
W. D. Allison & CO
E. South-st
Morton Place
Central-ave
Anna’ R. Meyer
Chas, L. Hartmann
Bony -Rhomee
B. Washington
Court House
Bedeeee P
D. P. Stirk & CO
East St
R. F. Stone
Waest Ohio Street
Julian & Dick Ohberg
Union Tailors and Importers
Lombard
Chas. D. Githens
College
Ava Old
Ellsworth Glenn
Delaware St
E. R. Dreithaler
N.belaware St
Larking& CO
Mass. Ave
Lilly & Stalnaker
W. Washingon St
F. E. Allen
Nebraska St
Meyer Bros. Gum CO
Indianapolis, Ind
Broad Ripple Park
Sunshine
Isabelle
Ulineis
Georgia Streets
Arcago
Chas. W. Meikel
N. Penn
Mackinac Island
Great Lakes
Michigan Avenue
Bryce
R. Baldwin & E. Co. Manufacctu
Pennsylvania
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