Indians Scalp Again as Minneapolis Triumphs
Minneapolis edged Indianapolis 8 to 4 in a tight game paced by Phyle’s seventh inning home run. Wilmot’s throw at home saved a key run, while solid infield defense by Kihm OBrien and Fox sparked the Millers. Katoll received a carved gift from his brothers after the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyle
Millers
Wilmot
Kuhns
Kihm
Oo’ Brien
Fox
Jack Katoll
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
O'Brien
Coulter
Heydon
Williama
Werden
Byers
Dee Quillin
As. A
Grant
Beever
Standings Move Through Weekend Illegible Ledger
The fragment shows multiple city clubs and records with wins losses and percentages for teams including Louisville Indianapolis St Paul Kansas City Columbus Milwaukee Minneapolis Toledo and New York. A partial table lists games won lost and winning percentages for each club with scattered numbers and abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Indianapolis St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toledo
Katoll and Williams Coast Tight Innings Battle
Indianapolis 010 001 03 total 4 Minneapolis 000 031 00 4. Earned runs credited to Minneapolis 1. Two-base hit Verden. Home runs Phyle. Bases on balls Katoll 3 Williams 3. Hit by pitcher Williams Quillin Katoll Kihm. Struck out Katoll 4 Williams 1. Stolen bases Werden Lynch. Sacrifice hits Lally Grant Kuhns O Brien. Left on bases Minneapolis 5 Indianapolis 6. Double plays Quillin Grant Woodruff Kihm Williams O Brien Kihm. Wild pitch Katoll. Time 1:35. Umpire Tyndall. Attendance 725.
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Katoll
Deere
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Verden
Phyle
Williams
Quillin
Kihm
Werden
Lynch
Lally
Grant
Kuhns
O’brien
Woodruff
O Brien
Tyndall
Baseball Scores From National League Session
The records list results showing American League teams Boston over Detroit 8 to 1 and St. Louis 9 over Philadelphia 4. Baltimore defeated Cleveland 15 to 5 and Washington beat Chicago 12 to 2. In the National League New York lost to Brooklyn 2 to 4.
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Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
National League
New York
Brooklyn
Great racing week in Cleveland and Indianapolis push
Scott Hudson and his Lexington string create a sensation in Cleveland. George Ketcham hosts a one day racing meet at the fair grounds on Aug 21 with Crescens and other good horses likely to attend. An Indianapolis racing association plans a second meet this fall, promising a money maker in a true racing town. At Harlem Chicago Monday Death, the favorite, faltered in a four horse race with Corrigan taking easy win and Marcos ahead for place.
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Scott Hudson
Lexington
Cleveland
George Ketcham
Fair Grounds
Indianapolis Racing Association
Indianapolis
Harlem
Chicago
Death
Corrigan
Marcos
The Song of the Willows and Baseball Turmoil
The piece notes leaders losing on Monday and the Hoosiers still within reach of a pennant. It reports Br ush conferring with the Red treasurer, Ban Johnson boasting high attendance, Pat Powers seeking peace but ready to strike, and the Baltimore AL club seeking a receiver as disputes head to court.
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Pipe Dreamers
Cincinnati
Brush
Red
Ban Johnson
Pat Powers
National Association of Baseball Leagues
American Association
Local meeting closes with new officers and plan for recreation
The event concluded with the election of new officers led by Rev J W Cashiel and L G Akin. Strikers returned only to find their posts filled as the hotel meals and office routine continued. Lectures followed including Rev C E Hester and Rev George Wolf discussing Irish people. A golf course and tennis court were proposed for next year. Tuesday highlights Christian endeavor day featuring Armenian speaker Hovannes Muggerditch Cheeneegeazian.
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C. E. Hester
George Wolf
Columbus
J. W. Cashiel
Moores Hill
L. G. Akin
J. M. Dungan
Indianapolis
Bethany
O. P. Stewart
Prohibition Party
W. H. Boles
Alma
Ill
Joe
Christian Endeavor
Hovhannes Muggerditch Cheeneegeazian
Amusements at Fairview Park and Surrounding Venues
Trained bears and vaudeville featured at Fairview Park with a grand concert at night. Reginald Roberts and Ostendorf’s concert band performed at Fairbank at 8 15. Avondale Heights offered free vaudeville at 8 15. Spring Lake Park hosted vaudeville afternoon and night. The weather dampened attendance Monday but crowd reaction was strong for Roberts and Demorest with encores. Concerts run nightly and Saturdays afternoons with vaudeville as advertised.
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Fairview Park
Fairbank
Reginald Roberts
Ostendorf
Avondale Heights
Sprink Lake Park
Chicago
Mona Demorest
Mr. Roberts
Miss Demorest
Baby Girl Wanders Woods Found Safe Near Home
The two year old daughter of Robert Stouts of Millersville wandered from home Monday evening and was found early Tuesday in woods a quarter mile from her house. Neighbor boy Charley Stenmier found her and led her back as a tearful reunion followed. She was barefoot and lightly clothed but unharmed after a long night of searching by a large party.
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Robert Stouts
Millersville
Charley Stenmeir
Stenmeir
Personal crisis reports in southern China prompt alarm
In Tacoma a dispatch describes widespread youth suicides by drowning in groups as a method to escape famine and slavery. Six hundred deaths are attributed to this trend, triggering strict government action to curb the phenomenon and protect young women.
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Tacoma
Wash
Orental
China
Hainan
Leedy Declares Money Question Should Be Left Alone
Fredericktown Ohio July 29 Ex Governor John W Leedy of Kansas formerly associated with Col Bryan in 1896 replies to a question on silver and the 1900 campaign He says you cant vote yourself rich or out of debt and that Democrats should return to Jefferson and Jackson principles advocate anti imperialist foreign policy and let the money question take care of itself Leedy notes he was elected Kansas governor in 1896 by Populists and Democrats in fusion
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Fredericktown
John W. Leedy
Kansas
This
Col
W. J. Bryan
Jefferson
Jackson
Leedy
Indiana University Hustle for Rockefeller Gift Funds
Indiana University plans a fundraising canvass to match John D. Rockefeller's $30,000 gift for a new library building and related facilities. Secretary W. T. Hicks says the drive will begin by August 15, aiming first at graduates, who owe support to the university.
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Feller
Indiana University
W. T. Hicks
Spencer House
John D. Rockerfeller
Boys Convicted Themselves in Grim Chicago Murder
In Chicago on Monday night Fred Kolar and John Hanry were found guilty of killing Horace Shrode, a grocery clerk. Kolar received life imprisonment while Hanry was sentenced to 25 years, the trial relying solely on the defendants own confession.
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Chicago
Horace Shrode
Fred Kolar
John Hanry
Kolar
Hanry
Shrode
Births Marriages and Deaths in Local Area
Birth notices list George and Mary Bauer and others with addresses and newborns. Deaths include Lillian Proctor and Jane Lydy among many ages and ailments. Marriages cite multiple couples such as Rink Millikan and Smith Carney. Property changes and repairs noted for various residents.
Richmond Pole Skating Rink Plans Largest in Indiana
Richmond announces plans for the state’s largest pole skating rink. Invitations for the Indianapolis aquatic club regatta at Broad Ripple are issued with a packed program of races. The regatta will be held Saturday afternoon and access is limited to club members, one guest per member, and press.
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Richmond
Indiana
Jack Ryan
Jack Smith
New Orleans
Vincennes
Fitzsimmons
Frisco
Indianapolis
Cheaper cattle feed invention from Chicago area
John Kammer of Chicago introduces a feeding device using a large moss covered case with water soaked corn in drawers. Sprouted corn is fed to cattle, with aims to halve fattening time and lower beef prices permanently.
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Chicago
John Kammer
Burglary at Gund Brewing Office in Cleveland
In a early Tuesday morning break in at the Gund brewing company office three men entered the cellar bound and gagged the secretary and night watchman. They pried drawers and despaired in their attempt to blow the safe which held about 4000 dollars but the watchman clock system alerted police and the burglars fled with 25 dollars from the cash drawer.
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Gund Brewing Company
Reporters Strike in Louisville Over Weekly Day Off
Reporters at the Louisville Commercial walked out with all but two on strike after being refused a weekly day off. The Commercial and its afternoon News edition briefly agreed on a day off and separate hours with higher pay, but News reporters later derailed the deal after a quiet tip suggested possible discharge.
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Louisville
Hello Girls May Strike In Chicago Office
A 100 telephone girls in the Chicago Telephone Company main office are said to be preparing a strike over shift favoritism. They protest being moved from day to night work, a move that could cripple city and suburban service.
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Chicago
Chicago Telephone Company
Will They Combine Meat Packers Again
Chicago July 2 reports of a possible merge among Swift Armour and Nelson Morris meat packing plants circulate from LaSalle street. Rumor says Kuhn Loeb was asked to finance but demanded a large commission, leaving the firms to underwrite themselves. Company representatives call the reports sheer nonsense.
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Chicago
LaSalle St
Swift, Armour
Nelson Morris
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
New York
Path of the Reaper in Crawfordsville Tragedies
Mrs. Charles Green of Crawfordsville dies at Central insane hospital from acute mania after a nephew’s fright. A birdshot ricocheted off a roof striking the boy but causing no injury. Mrs. Green buried in Crawfordsville. Also B. M. Hebble dies at 48 from heart disease. funeral at Long & Finn’s chapel with interment at Crown Hill.
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Charles Green
Crawfordsville
Central Insane Hospital
B. M. Hebble
W. Washington St
Long & Finn's Chapel
Crown Hill
Indiana's Largest Engine Joins New Steel Mill
Kokomo Indiana July 29 a monster engine the largest in Indiana is being installed in the new steel and red mill. For three months a crew has worked on the project. The engine weighs over 200 tons and features a fly wheel 75 feet in circumference. It will deliver 3200 horsepower and operate with 12 boilers.
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Kokomo
Ind
Indiana
Acton Hotel Guests Miss Breakfast as Kitchen Strikes
Guests at the Acton hotel narrowly missed their breakfasts on Monday morning as kitchen workers walked off the job demanding reinstatement of a staff member. The dispute stalled service and delayed morning meals.
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Acton
Indiana Eats Three Tons of Bunco Butter Daily
Secretary Harry of the State health board warns that three tons of butter sold daily in Indiana are adulterated by a Chicago firm. The product, said to contain starch gelatine neutral fat and milk, is harmless but a swindle costing four cents a pound versus fifteen cents for real butter. The state board lacks a laboratory and funds for analyses to stop the practice.
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Harry
State Health Board
Indiana
Chicago
State Board
Hurty
The Same Old Story Publicized by Henderson Resident
J. A. Kelly of Henderson North Carolina shares a personal experience of dysentery and successful use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy. He reports quick relief after following directions and notes it worked better than prior treatments. For sale by all druggists.
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J. A. Kelly
United States
Mr. Kelly
Henderson
N. C
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