Kellum Saves Game In Hoosiers Win Over Columbus
Kellum entered in the last inning and retired the three Columbus basers to seal a 6 to 5 Indiana victory at Columbus. Williams pitched a solid game until Kellum shut down a Senators rally as Columbus struggled with fielding. Northwestern box scores show Hart Meany Grim Evans Bailey Hoghever Kuhns O'Brien Kin Babb Coulter Woodruff Fox Heydon Nattress Kellum. Timing two hours. Umpire Ebright.
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C.ceesereeeee
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Indianapolis
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Coulter
Woodruff
W. Fox
Heydon
Abend Weed
Prvcinccess
Pene
Eacec
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Nattres
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Ebright
Baseball scores and standings from Tuesday games
American Association games in Minneapolis and elsewhere list Kansas City beating Minneapolis 12 to 11 and Louisville defeating Toledo 8 to 1. National League results show Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 10 and St. Louis 3 New York 2, with multiple battery crews named. Also notes on other local games, player releases, and league openings.
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Pet
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Cumscan i
Louisville
Indianapolis
Wesee
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Minneapolis
Figgemeir
Chapeluski
Zaluswkay
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Toledo
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Shriver
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Kleinon
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Altrock
Speer
Cogan and
Pierce
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Duggelby and Doorn
Ewing and Pietz
St. Louis
New York
Dunham
J. O'Neil
Evans
Bowerman
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Doheny and Smith
Hughes and Ahern
Five favorites sweep at Gravesend and more racing notes
Heno the American derby candidate arrived in Chicago in fine shape. Curley Supples of Buffalo won a close 20-round decision over Art Simms in Buffalo. Tad Shideter becomes captain of the M. T. H. 8. track team with Robert Hall re-elected as manager.
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Heno
Chicago
Curley Supples
Buffalo
Art Simms
Tad Shideter
Robert Hall
The Lady of Lyons At English’s Delightful Stage Night
The Weber military band and a full house at English’s marveled at The Lady of Lyons. Styrle Bellew as Claude and Mary Mannering as Pauline drew tears and laughter as the all star cast impressed. The audience praised the production and the Weber band’s concert. A big crowd also enjoyed Tuesday’s concert at Fairbank. Wednesday’s program promised a change.
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Thompson
Lady of Lyons
Claude Melnotte
Styrle Bellew
Pauline
Mary Mannering
Bellew
Allstar Combination
Macready
Mr. Bellew
Claude
Maclyn Arbuckle
Edward Abeles
Edwin Arden
W. H.thompson
W. G Jones
Weber
Fairbank
Herman the bootblack bets and loses big on horse races
In New York on June 11 the mayoral bootblack, unnamed, recounts a season of losses up to 340,000 dollars on horse races. He notes past winnings of 40,000 but blames Tammany ties for both luck and misfortune and describes pawning to buy a new bootblack setup after becoming broke.
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Herman
New York
Tammany
Aqueduct
Lucky Star
Effie Smith Runs 100 Yards In 114 Seconds
In Muncie Indiana Miss Effie Smith a 14 year old schoolgirl ran 100 yards in 114 seconds at a local track event. The report notes her notable speed illustrating youthful athletic achievement in the city.
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Muncie
Ind
Effie Smith
Miss Smith
Mobs in Working Order in Salisbury Jail
A large crowd gathered near the Rowan county jail demanding the surrender of Harris and James Gillespie, accused of murdering Miss Cornelia Benson. Governor Aycock ordered the Salisbury militia to protect the accused after a dispatch from Salisbury.
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Charlotte
N. C
Salisbury
Nlc
Harris
James Gillespie
Cornelia Benson
Rowan County
Julian
Aycock
Salisbury Militia Company
Coronation Attendance Slated Amid Cost Concerns
A late report notes a large number of peers will skip the coronation due to the expenses of attending. As a result the abbey transept will reserve space for the eldest sons and unmarried daughters of peers.
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London
Riley Tops Indianapolis Prominent Citizens List in Essay Contest
Indianapolis public school students from grades 6 to 8 named James Whitcomb Riley as the city's most prominent figure in a Commercial Club prize essay on pride in Indianapolis. Riley led with 72 votes, followed by Benjamin Harrison and Beveridge, with several other notable names including Booth Tarkington and Thomas A. Hendricks. The club will award a $25 gold medal for the best essay. about 4,500 essays were submitted and around 50 remain under consideration.
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Indianapolis
Commercial Club
James Whitcomb Riley
Benjamin Harrison
Beveridge
Fairbanks
Booth Tarkington
Thomas A. Hendricks
Gov. Durbin
May Wright Sewall
Oliver P. Morton
D. M
Parry
Gen. Lawton
Benjamin Franklin
Otto Stark
R. B. Gruelle
ST. C. Steele
Addison
Richelieu Apartment House to Be Built in City
A new company is forming to construct the Richelieu flat at Pennsylvania and St Clair streets. The Security Trust Company will act as trustee for the preferred stock. The building will have frontage benefits and be developed as a major urban project.
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Richelieu Flat
Pennsylvania
St. Clair-sta
Trust Company
Sprinkling Cart Driver Hurt In Street Car Crash
Gordon Donaldson a colored sprinkler driver for Marion County Construction Co was taken to his home 388 W Eleventh Ave after a street car collision near College Ave and Twenty third St His injuries were treated at City Dispensary by Dr Goodwin authorities said the sprinkler wagon tank was damaged in the crash
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Gordon Donaldson
Marion County Construction Company
Goodwin
College-ave
Twenty-third-st
Fatal chain of misfortune hits Petersburg family
Mrs Gustoff Frank died suddenly while playing with a grandchild in Petersburg Indiana on Tuesday. The piece chronicles a string of deaths in her family including the drowning of her youngest son in White River three years earlier and the murder of another son Edmond in Memphis while overseeing an electric plant project. Her uncle and several relatives died in Baltimore and St Louis after widespread illness and the family, once the wealthiest in the county, was noted for large charitable gifts.
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Petersburg
Ind
Gustoff Frank
White River
Edmond
Memphis
Tenn
Cincinnati
Joseph Hamburger
Baltimore
St. Louis
Riley Claims Theft in England Bank Case
Chicago reports J. W. Riley confessed stealing 5000 from an English bank at the Central police station. A cablegram to England replied to hold him. Since, he seeks clerical work but remains unable to find employment and spends days seeking work while sleeping at the Central station.
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Chicago
J. W. Riley
Central Police Station
Bobby
England
Riley
Summer Schools Proposal Receives Board Backing
The school board on Tuesday night received a suggestion from the Society for the Promotion of Summer Schools to send circulars to parents about summer schools and potential subscriptions. The plan was approved conditionally that the society cover printing costs and Supt Kendall approve the circular. Miss Minnie Coffman was appointed a teacher at School No 29 Oliver P Morton. Miss Annetta Langedale resigned from the public library. The board will meet Monday to approve payrolls including teachers back pay totaling about 85 000 dollars.
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College-ave
Twenty-first-st
Minnie Coffman
Annetta Langedale
Inchidios
Watson Boys Safe After Cat Boat Missing Incident
Three Scientific School boys from Indianapolis including C. L. and G. A. Watson were reported missing near New Haven Connecticut after a cat boat voyage. They turned up safe on Long Island after a storm forced them to remain ashore overnight. they are grandsons of Mrs. George F. Adams of 2% East New York Street.
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C. L
G. A. Watson
Indianapolis
New Haven
Conn
Long Island
George F. Adams
New York-st
Judge Overrules Prejudice Claim As Jury Selection Starts
Judge Aikmann overruled the motion and said he was not prejudiced. The empan elling of a jury began Wednesday.
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Aikmann
Unclear fragment details from Reisner Street incident
Fragmentary OCR notes appear to describe a situation on Reisner Street involving a live rail and a person named Ben Wilgon. No full facts, date, or clear outcome are discernible from the text provided.
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Ben Wilgon
Reisner
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