No-hit-no-run game earns first prize in league
An unusual no hitter and no runs highlight Friday’s ballpark event as Newton’s star batter leads the emaciated lineup to a decisive win over Stewart. The crowd roars as the seventh inning marks the tipping point, with Brewers’ fielders faltering and a rare drive nearing a hit.
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Newton
Calcutta
Skage
Matterhorn
Ball Park
Bill Gray
Stent
Finriday
Stewart
Milwaukee
Tautere
Minister Choate
Hickey
Unassisted outs key in Indy game as Beville shines
In a tight contest, Indianapolis fielders recorded six outfield and seven infield unassisted outs, with Beville contributing four foul outs. Newton yielded a tough ninth inning, and Milwaukee previously shut the team out on one hit. Batteries listed include Gray and Diggins for Buffalo, Jones for St. Paul, Cronin for Kansas City, Dunn for Cincinnati, Frazer for New York, and Raffert for Danville. The scoreboards show multiple games across the league with varied hits and defenses.
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Reed Fromm Sil Titelee
Indianapolis
Beville
Milwaukee
Newton
Newton Grins Through Hoosier League Notes
The column chronicles errors and umpire influence in a recent Madison game, noting Indianapolis’ lone error and limited scoring by four Western league teams. It reports player movements including Sharrott's release Kahoe’s return Hayden’s upcoming visit, and Aubrey’s team profit estimates and stockholder distributions for Brooklyn and St. Louis clubs. Chief Zimmer signs with Louisville.
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Newton
Indianapolis
Allen
Nicol
Milwaukee Battery
Messau
Fleming
McFarland
Hoghever
Sharrott
Kahoe
Hayden
Brewers
Milwaukee
Freckles OBrien Wins Ten Round Brooklyn Boxing Bout
Friday night at the Empire venue Freckles OBrien boxed Willie Mack and won the decision in ten rounds. Also on the card Kid Lefeber and Barney Smith fought to a tainted ten round draw with jeers from the crowd.
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the Empire
O'Brien
Willie Mack
Kid" Lefeber
Cincinnati
Barney Smith
Newby Oval
Murburger
Pease
Gordon
Gibson
McFarland
Stevens
Cooper
Kiser
Downing
Kimball
J. S. Johnson
Hali Adall
Duncan McMillan
Hall
McMillan
Clarence Forbes
Chicago
Casper Leon
New York
Forbes
Jims
Tolosa Coffee and Rubber Company of Mexico
Indianapolis promotes Tolosa Coffee and Rubber Company of Mexico, with 203 Stevenson building offices, planning Oaxaca plantations for coffee and rubber culture. Reports from government and consular sources claim enormous profits in tropical goods, promising equal stock profits and liberal terms to investors.
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Indianapolis
Tolosa Coffee and Rubber Company of Mexico
Stevenson Building
Oaxaca
Mexico
Tropics
Tolosa Coffee and Rubber Company
Tehuantepec
City approves all races under L. A. W. sanction
By a 28 to 1 vote the city decided to run all its races under L. A. W. sanction. This marks a major victory for the league and sets a uniform standard for upcoming events.
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Cago
League
Black Bess dominates two heat racing at Newby oval
At the Newby oval grain stand the Hacers staged two heat races in the 3:09 class with Black Bess driven by Carl Fisher winning from J L Rink on Dan. In the 2:40 class Sterling Holt rode Axtel to defeat Ham driven by W W Baker as Martha M nearly caused an accident but finished last in heat one. Shidelers Major won the free-for-all, while time trials and other heat results followed, and site views for Indiana University Indianapolis buildings moved ahead with local offers of park and land donations.
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Black Bess
Carl Fisher
Fisher
Newby Oval
Carl
J. L. Rink
Dan
Sterling R. Holt
Axtel
W. W. Baker
Star Pointer
W. B. Blair
Martha M
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Blair
Shidelers Major
Robert C
J. C. Sipe
I Dow
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Billy S
Ora Shover
J. G. Fielder
Mamie
J. J. Jacobs
B. B
Alma K. GI. IK
Tilman
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Geneva
H. H. Gates
J. S. Mami
Frank J
Fred Dickson
Alex Hornet
S. R. Holt
W. D. Blair
D. B. Shideler
Ceeeet
Black Wilson
James Lnight
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Cassatt named president of Pennsylvania Railroad
May interchanges set a record with 14 317 ticket sales by Central passenger association. A. J. Cassatt of Philadelphia becomes president of the Pennsylvania Railroad succeeding the late Frank Thomson. Cassatt, who had been a director, began in railroading in 1861 as a red shirt on the Philadelphia division.
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Terre Haute
May
Central Passenger Association
A. J. Cassatt
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Thomson
Cassatt
Deafness Cure by Constitutional Remedies Proposed
An old advert claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts nine of ten cases arise from catarrh and promises one hundred dollars for any case of deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The pitch targets readers to contact Cheney & Co. for a home remedy.
Notable Dr Jordan Promises Cures for Lung and Blood Ills
Reputable Indiana physician Dr Jordan attracts patients nationwide with claims of curing cancer, lung diseases, catarrh, asthma, and general debility. He touts Lung Renovator and other remedies, offers free exams, and accepts mail inquiries from across the United States. His office is at 26 W Washington St Indianapolis, and references are provided.
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United States
Dr. Jordan
Jordan
Bright
Indianapolis
World's Congress
Washington St
Ind
Births and deaths from Belmont Belmont West and more
Birth notices list Albert and Katie Shafer Belmont ave a boy Charles and Rose Bellmore 924 S West st a boy Louis and Lydia Bauer 621 Peru ave a girl William and Louisa Klinge 12 Harlan Jsaae and Lucinda Baker 812 Superior st a girl Robert and Laura Russel 2405 Indianapolis ave a boy Death notices Catherine Broderick measles 931 Maple st Ida Church cancer 22 Jefferson ave Samuel Johnson 5 weeks inanition 132 N Alabama st Liesette Dunmeyer 7 paralysis 314 E Ohio st John Hall 9 pneumonia 1505 Newman st rear
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Belmont-ave
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Rose Bellmore
S. Westst
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Lydia Bauer
Peru-ave
William and
Louisa Klinge
Harlan St
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Lucinda Baker
Superiorst
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Laura Russel
Indianapolis-ave
Catherine Broderick
Maple St. Ida Church
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Liesette Dunmeyer
Ohio St. John Hall
Newman St
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