Marion shuts out Watkins men in girls day clash
Marion Indians ace Yerkes limits Indianapolis foes as Summers’ pitching supports a 8 2 win. Beecher Kellner and Quinn spark offense with key hits while Meany and Yerkes collect three base hits. Attendance about 600.
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Yer
Cranks Triumph in Tight Exhibition Victory
A fractured report notes Monday action where the cranks impressed with strong batting and fielding. Toledo and Louisville entries appear with scorers and umpires listed, highlighting Batteries McIntyre Graffius Burns Zalusky and umpire Hornung in a compact scorebook snapshot.
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Louiisville
McIntyre
Graffius
Burns
Zalusky
Hornung
Columbus Wins In Extra In Muddy Baseball Tilt
In Columbus on Tuesday a rain soaked game featured numerous misplays as wheelbarrow mud soaked the diamond. Columbus won in the eleventh on a double a pass and two hits to defeat Wheeling 3 to 2 with Talbott Zinram Irwin and Herbert among the batterymates.
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Columbus
Wheeling
Talbott and Zinram
Irwin
Herbert
St. Louis Dominates Cincinnati In Big Win
The St. Louis team overwhelmed Cincinnati with strong pitching and defense, racing to a 12 to 1 victory. Cincinnati struggled at bat as Newton failed to pitch well and fielding miscues compounded their problems in the late innings.
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Easyalley
Brush
Newton
Missouri
Spalding's official golf guide in June library issue
Spalding's official golf guide appears in the June number of Spalding's athletic library edited by Charles S. Cox. It offers a clear exposition of play with statistics and pictures of experts, and the Amateur Athletic Union handbook is revised in No. 135 of the library.
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Spalding
Spalding’s
Athletic Library
Charles S. Cox
New York
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Philadelphia Fans Feast on Slugging Marathon
Philadelphia fans witnessed a high scoring game where both teams produced power, though Philadelphia outplayed Ohio State in the field. Dolan committed three errors, including a finger injury while stopping Wood’s sharp grounder in a sensational play.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Fellows
Buckeyes
Dolan
Wood
Batteries headlines and scores from Philadelphia and Detroit games
The clippings show scorelines and battery pairings from games in Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and Washington. Notable duos include Yeager Pratt Powers Lee Carlek Miller Buelow McGinnity Robinson Reidy Maloney with listed team results and mixed city abbreviations.
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Washington
Detroit
Lee and
Carlek
Miller and Buelow
RHE
Baltimore
Milwake
McGinnity and Robinson
Reidy and
Maloney
Batteries-Young and Schreck Patter son and Sullivan
Boston 311000002 2914 56 Chicago .0 10602 00001 -484 details mention Batteries Young Schreck Patterson and Sullivan in a local context with names and initials.
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Chicago
Young and Schreck
Patterson and Sullivan
Davenport and Rockford Finish Muddled Scores in Meet
Davenport and Rockford posted mixed results as Blooming ton and Terre Haute produced balanced lines. Evansville and Rock Island yielded decisive wins for the home teams with several events close to the standard times.
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Davenport
Bloomington
Rockford
Terre Haute
Evansville
Rock Island
World swimming record broken by Koehler in 52 seconds
In South Bend Indiana on June 18 Benjamin Koehler a ball player under contract with the South Bend Greens broke the world 100 yard swimming record with a 52 second finish. Koehler is an all round athlete who last season played football at Pittsburg.
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South Bend
Ind
Benjamin Koehler
South Bend Greens
Pittsburg
Ball club schedules and player movements spark league talk
The Toledo club visits Wednesday for four games on ladies day while Madison leaves the Toronto club by his own request. Amos Rusie gets two weeks to shape up and pitch a winning game. Cincinnati Ball Players' Protective Association meetings loom as calamities predicted for both leagues and W. H. Watkins faces scrutiny amid turmoil.
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Anderson
Golfiv
Toledo Ball Cclub
Madison
Hera
Toronto
Amos Rusie
Cincinnat
Ball Players’ Protective Association
W. H. Watkins
George
Greensburg
Chicago
Racing Board Probes District Including Indianapolis
The National Governing Association racing board, for the district that includes Indianapolis, was due Tuesday to investigate the road race. Cracking Crosby won the big prize cup from Britons in the international shooting contests Monday, and the American team swept the winnings. Kid McCoy is preparing to open his Buffalo saloon with a bold advertisement challenging Jeffries. Edward Yahrly and Ed Miller depart Chicago Friday to attempt breaking the 27 day bicycle endurance record from Chicago to San Francisco. Topsy Hartsel excels in Chicago with strong play guiding his team last week. Lenox ball team of the New York store seeks a Sunday morning game with any team 17 or under. address Dora Thallanger, manager, New York store.
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Indianapolis
Crack Crosby
Kid McCoy
Buffalo
Jeffries
Edward Yahrly
Ed Miller
Chicago
Windy City
San Francisco
Hartsel
Lenox
New York
Dora Thallanger
Hero Smith Prevents Second Disaster In Train Wreck
North bound Seaboard airline special plunged from a trestle into a pond near Rockingham North Carolina on Monday night injuring about 30 people. Baggageman Smith crawled from wreckage after being wounded and, with a lantern, flagged an approaching freight to avert a further catastrophe.
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Rockingham
N. C
Seaboard
Smith
Manila clearing-house eyed for wartime era
Reports note a proposed clearing-house at Manila as new regiments under the reorganization act near completion. The Second battalion of engineers, 400 men, leaves Fort Totten for the Philippines as imports rise 21 percent and exports 49 percent in Philippine trade.
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Fort Totten
Philippines
H. W. Kerr
Fort Wayne
W. D. Jones
Crawfordsville
Ind
Interior Department
Industrial’ Commission
Strike Ends At Encaustic Tile Works Peace Maintained
Most striking girl employees return to work at old wages after a midday talk with the superintendent and a promised adjustment. Six holdouts led by Lizzie Quinlen and others refuse to return without a raise, accusing Will Landers of organizing the ruse to lure workers back. Company moves to protect staff as tensions linger amid blame on pressmen for wage disputes.
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United States
Lizzie Quinlen
Flossie Briggs
Katie Heuser
Edith Rowe
Laura Hayworth
Dora Perry
Anna Belie Corkins
Edna Hubbard
Attacks Hit Nonunion Miners In Hopkins County
In Hopkins county Kentucky three nights of violence target nonunion miners and coal operators. A Secretary Hall from Oak Hill was shot at, a boarding house was riddled with bullets, and the Madisonville colored Methodist parsonage was dynamited injuring no one.
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Earlington
Hopkins County
Secretary Hall
Oak Hill
Madisonvile Colored Methodist Parsonage
J.H. Hightower
Saloon Keeper Louis Minicus Dies After Seventh Suicide Bid
Louis Minicus a New York saloon keeper is dead after his seventh suicide attempt. He had been blind for six years and each year had tried to end his life, with June 18 reporting his death in the city.
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New York
Louis Minicus
New Water Well Near Shelbyville Promises Boom
Emma Hamilton’s farm well yields lithium in large amounts per State chemist Harry. Sid Conger of Flat Rock notes a $50,000 sanitarium project to use the water. Dr Hurty says the water surpasses West Baden Springs for medicinal use, especially for kidney stomach troubles and rheumatism. Additional wells planned.
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Emma Hamilton
Shelbyville
Harry
Sid Conger
Flat Rock
Hurty
West Baden Springs
Local Rider Knocked Down by Wagon at Market Street
Ernest Gardner of 2204 Martindale Avenue was struck while riding a wheel at Pennsylvania and Market streets Monday evening. A wagon from Saks & Co. passed over him, with the wheel going over his body. He is thought to be injured internally and was returned to his home.
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Martindale Ave
Pennsylvania and Market Srs
Saks & Co
O. P. Morton club to open new clubhouse in Omaha
The O. P. Morton club will open its new clubhouse at Shelby and Cottage avenues on June 26. Col. Russell B. Harrison remains in Omaha for the summer due to his ill son. Funeral services for Herman F. Brandes will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. after his accidental self-inflicted death above his saloon. The Board of Trade elected Jacob W. Smith as secretary and made several staff changes. A violent incident in a saloon left Admiral Erisman with multiple cuts. John Smith was arrested and awaits trial.
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Shelby and Cottageave
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Russell B. Harrison
Omaha
Neb
Herman F. Brandes
Test Dalton
Indianapolis
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Walker Whiteside
Dalton
Board of Trade
Jacob W. Smith
John H. Heimer
Edward Dunn
William Griner
Chris Bushmier
Erisman
E. Tennhst
O’brien & Talbert
Alabama
Washington-sts
John Smith
Does He Represent Richcreek Melvin R Buchanan Sues Treasurer
Melvin R. Buchanan a railroad brake man has filed suit to force the county treasurer to allow access to the treasurer's books. Attorneys Herod & Herod say he acts on his own behalf but imply he may represent S. M. Richcreek who was denied access to the books for listing delinquent property owners. A separate suit aims to challenge the treasurer's Saturday afternoon closing of the office.
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Melvin R. Buchanan
Herod & Herod
S. M. Richcreek
Flood Destroys Harrisonburg Homes Drowns Two Residents
In Harrisonburg West Virginia a devastating flood wipes out about fifty thousand dollars of property. Dozens of small houses are washed away. Albert Hilbert and Miss Etta Revercomb are reported drowned in the disaster.
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Etta Revercomb
Streetcar Company Offers $1,000 for Guard Encampment
The street-railway company contributes $1,000 to support the encampment of the National Guard at the fair grounds. It provides free transportation from Union Station and back. The main camp will be in the grove at the west end of the fair grounds.
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National Guard
Fair Grounds
Union Station
Funeral for David K. Bruce at family home
The funeral for David K. Bruce will be held at the family residence 1178 S State Ave at 2 p.m. Wednesday. He was formerly a well known railroad official. Besides a widow, a son Charles M. survives him.
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S. State Ave
Charles M
Col Walker Named to Monument Board Seat
Col. I N Walker appointed monument regent to fill vacancy from Gen Knefler death. Walker is past commander in chief of the Grand Army and former state tax commissioner.
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I. N. Walker
Gen. Knefler
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Grand Army
Setting a Trap for DeWet
London reports Gen Kitchener's presence in the Orange River colony signals a forthcoming operation against Gen De Wet, the renowned Boer raider. The move is anticipated as coordinated action to curb Boer guerrilla activities in the region.
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London
Kitchener
Orange River Colony
DeWet
Notable Deaths From Diverse Fields Across Cities
The Grim Reaper claimed Wm Stacey a 61 year old Cincinnati manufacturer on Monday. J F Wambald a famed minstrel and circus clown died in Overbrook New Jersey asylum. Gen Eugene May wholesale druggist of New Orleans died from injuries after a horse fall. Fred Tyson 73 grain operator of Baltimore. Madame Angelo d Istria Lacosta aged 34 of Washington. Thomas Curtis Clarke a celebrated bridge engineer of New York. Lysander P Converse eight uncle of Senator Mark Hanna of Kansas City.
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Wm. Stacey
Cincinnati
J. F. Wambald
Overbrook
N. J
Eugene May
New Orleans
Fred Tyson
Baltimore
Angelo d'Istria Lacosta
Washington
Thos
Curtis Clarke
New York
Lysander P. Converse
Mark Hanna
Kansas City
Pingree Nearing Death In Dysentery Battle
London dispatch reports ex Governor Pingree of Michigan gravely ill with dysentery. After over a week of illness doctors warned there is no hope of recovery. Mrs Pingree and daughter Hazel in the United States were urged not to attempt the voyage to reach him.
Tragedy at Baltimore Fire Claims Two Adults and Child
In Baltimore on Monday, 72 year old H. I. Lineweaver and 4 year old Herman Kierchner died from suffocation in a blaze at 739 West Mulberry Street. A lamp toppled by a cat at St Dennis caused the fire.
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H. I. Lineweaver
Robert Birchett
W. Mulberry St
St. Dennis
Herman Kierchner
Senate Leaders Deny White House Run and Indictment Spark
Senator Allison of Iowa declares he is not a presidential candidate. Senator Platt of New York predicts Gov Odell will be re elected and become president. Cleveland grand jury declines to indict the Leader proprietors over libel charges. Mayor Tom L Johnson issues warrants based on an affidavit accusing the former of unlawful gains during his canvass.
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Iowa
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Cleveland Leader
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