Dr Parker Critiqued In Indianaplis Baseball Dramedy
Vague, garbled account centers on Dr Harlequin Parker facing Indianapolis batters. The oddly phrased piece mentions losses, late rallies, errors, and bizarre commentary, with scattered scoreline fragments and battery notes for Doheny Graay Cunningham Magee Kittredge.
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Harlequin Pasteur
Parker
Wilmot
McNeely
Selene Clan
Andrews
Baa Hoggie
Porcine Epiderae
Tery
Indianapolis
Sunday Baseball to Continue 60 Day Rehearing Window
City attorney Kern states the supreme court ruling does not end the baseball case. Until the 60 day rehearing period expires, Sunday games remain legal. The Kansas City scheduled Sunday game will be played.
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Kern
World ‘of Sport
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Reports and Rumors From the Southern League
The column surveys rising teams and trades as the Southern league grows. It notes Kokomo’s new I T league lineup and calls attention to player moves among Des Moines and Indianapolis. Foreman’s strong pitching and Leo’s injury chances are discussed alongside Cincinnati’s slide to the second division and Brooklyn’s 11 wins in 12 games.
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Mannassiu
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Sheridan
Minneapolis
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Andrews
McNeely
Hickey
McFarland
Des Moines
Ill
Sharrott
Flynn
Searfoss
Foreman
Cincinnati
Bruner
Bill Lange
Chicago
Jimmy Hughes
Brooklyn
Fitzsimmons Jeffries Title Bout Promises record crowd
Bets favor Fitzsimmons at 3 to 2 as the June 32 contest nears. Wagers pour in with Alf King staking 200 to 1000 that Fitz knocks out Jeffries in ten rounds. Jack Everhardt trains with Fitzsimmons while Gov. Roosevelt contemplates attending if available. both boxers described as in peak shape and ready to go the distance.
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Fitz
Jeff
New York
Wwaillst
Bob
Fitzsimmons
Alf King
Marsh Redon
San Francisco
Jack Everhardt
Jeffries
Gov. Roosevelt
Corbett Eyes Paris Saloon Venture
A clipped note mentions Corbett considering opening a saloon in Paris and wistful wish he would move there.
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Corbett
Paris
Quaker Bread Coupon Offer Mentioned in Ad
An advertisement references Quaker Bas-Save Quaker Bread coupons and suggests trying Hitz's Quaker Light Rolls for breakfast as part of a promotional message.
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Bas-Save
N. B
Hitz
Cuban Troops Surrender Arms for American Gratuity
In Guira de Melena Havana province Cuban troops surrender their weapons without hesitation. During the first two hours of payment on Friday more than 200 soldiers laid down their arms and each received 75 dollars.
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Havana
Guira de Melena
Long Electric Line To Tie Lima Electric Rail to Cincinnati
The Lima Toledo and Cincinnati railway is incorporated at Columbus to parallel the C H and D line from Toledo to Dayton. The 143 mile project would connect with Cincinnati’s electric line and extend to intermediate points. It plans $500,000 capital, rising to $2,500,000 when construction starts.
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Lima, Toledo & Cincinnati Railway
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Toledo
Dayton
Cincinnati
State Medical Society elects officers before adjournment
Friday afternoon the society elected officers including President Dr Walker Schell of Terre Haute, Vice President Dr Samuel Kennedy of Shelbyville, Secretary Dr F C Heath of Indianapolis, Assistant Secretary Dr John F Fattic, Treasurer Dr A E Bulson of Fort Wayne.
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State Medical Society
Walker Schell
Terre Haute
Samuel Kennedy
Shelbyville
F.C. Heath
Indianapolis
John F. Fattic
Anderson
A. E. Bulson
Fort Wayne
Deafness Cure by Constitutional Remedies Advised
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for noncatarrh deafness cases. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and lists Chas. T. Whitsett, undertaker, with contact details.
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Undertaker
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