Exoneration of Kind Word Club Fails as Hoosiers Lose
Summers loses as Hoosiers suffer fourth straight defeat to champions Columbus Senators. K W C exoneration claim debated, but Summers wild pitching and Veach’s club exit mark a somber day at Washington Park. Columbus infield drives fourth straight win while Hoosiers rally briefly in second inning.
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Washington Park
Wag and Baggage
Summers
Veach
Hoosiers
Columbus
Geyer
Senators
Siegle
Kthm
Livingston
Hooke
Sacifice
Baseball scores and lineups from St Louis to New York
American League results from St Louis Boston Detroit and New York with battery pairings Dineen Buelow Altrock McFarland Tannehill Shaw Coombs Dygert Schreck Killian Schmidt Joss Clarke Patten Warner Chesbro Kleinow plus sales note for PURO DISTILLED WATER COMPANY half gallon bottles five cents five gallon demijohns four cents and a new phone listing
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St. Louis
Chicago
Dineen
Buelow
Altrock
McFarland
Boston
Cleveland
Killian
Schmidt
Joss and Clarke
New York
RHE Washington
Patten and
Warner
Chesbro and
Kleinow
Puro Distilled Water Company
Sun offers free ten word room rental ads
The Sun invites readers to place free ten word classified ads for vacant rooms to rent using its standard want columns. The offer emphasizes no charge for brief notices and encourages quick placement in the newspaper.
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the Sun
Opposite New Post Office Cooking Just Like Home
A fragment notes a dining suggestion near the new post office inviting readers to enjoy soup similar to home cooked. It mentions tasting a good soup at an establishment named Neven and Evening.
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New Post Office
Neven
Derby winner Croker says victory honors horse not owner
London dispatch reports Richard Croker, Irish Derby winner, dismisses credit to himself and praises the horse Orby. He notes small bettors in Ireland benefited, expresses twin patriotism for an Irish trained winner Rhoda B, and declines plans for Orby at Newmarket or Ascot, citing course conditions and weight concerns.
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Harry G. Farmer
London
Hotel Metropole
Richard Croker
Orby
Mr. Croker
Silent Sage
Ireland
Rhoda B
Blue Grass
Kentucky
Newmarket
Ascot
Friday's Games Breakdowns Across Leagues
In the American Association Louisville plays Indianapolis while Columbus meets Toledo and Minneapolis faces Milwaukee. Kansas City clashes with St. Paul. National League matchups include Pittsburg at Chicago New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Brooklyn with St. Louis versus Cincinnati. American League features Chicago at St. Louis Washington at New York Cleveland at Detroit and Philadelphia at Boston Central League games list South Bend at Terre Haute Grand Rapids at Evansville Springfield at Canton and Dayton at Wheeling.
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American Association
Columbus
Toledo Weyeee
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul Wreseteteee
National L
Pet
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Bewetenee
Cincinnati
Swaseeeee
Toledo
St. Paul
Pittsburg
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Central League
South Bend
Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Springfield
Canton
Dayton
Wheeling
Canton man dies in electric chair for wife murder
James W. Cornelius of Canton was executed in the electric chair in Columbus Ohio. He spoke only I thank you as the warden asked if he had anything to say. The current lasted six minutes before he was pronounced dead. He killed his wife with a window weight after she sought a divorce.
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Columbus, CO
James W. Cornelius
Canton
Corpellus
Rays From The Base Ball Spotlight Tag
A vivid update from the baseball beat notes Louisville series ahead with box seats selling, Summers Williams and Carr double play for champions, Clymerites improving after a slump, and a Columbus series with Siegle injuring Kellum as Hoogier fans celebrate first Columbus run.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Summers
Geyer
Fohl
Huiswitz
Servetius
Carr
Himes
Livingston
Hooke
Fries
Kihm
Williams
Hoaves
Kane
Batteries and Teams Compete Across American Association Meet
In Minneapolis Toledo and St Paul venues, clubs such as Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee compete under the American Association umbrella. Listed are battery pairs and officials, with matchups noted and scores indicating early rounds.
National League Scores From Chicago Philadelphia and Cincinnati
National League action across four cities with game-by-game results. Chicago hosts Pittsburgh as RHE pitchers Brown Kling Liefield Gibson, Philadelphia faces New York with Mathewson Wilkes Bowerman Moren Ritchie Dooin, Cincinnati hosts Cincinnati with Mason McLean Karger Marshall, Brooklyn hosts an evening set with Eveveeh and other pitchers in a tense late inning finish.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Brown and Kling
Liefield
Gibson
Philadelphia
New York
Mathewson, Wilkse and
Bowerman
Moren, Ritchie and
Dooin
Cincinnati
Navig
Mason
McLean
Karger
Marshall
Brooklyn
RHE Eveveeh
Ait Wi
Fragmentary Battery Listings Across Cities
Fragmented OCR lists multiple battery pairs and names across Wheeling Terre Haute South Bend Evansville and Grand Rapids with codes and numbers. It mentions Johns Munson Miller Philbin Miner Freese Keener Vilanti Johnson Pearson Knell Bliss Merec and others in a terse catalog style. The line breaks split a single catalog of battery pairs and city codes.
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Wheeling
RHE
Eats
Ean Ek
Johns
Munson
Miller and
Rapids
Pearson and Knell
Bliss and Merec
Squires Record Shows Class and Likely Heavyweight Hope
Special to The Sun. Bul Squires, fresh from Australia, displays a strong record with 21 knockouts in 26 bouts and only five decisions. He has never gone beyond 11 rounds, and most bouts finish quickly, suggesting potential to become American champion if he continues improving.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bul Squires
Australia
Peter Felix
Felix
Squires
America
Yale Crew Triumph At Cambridge In Upstream Race
Yale defeated Harvard in a close upstream four mile contest on the Thames at New London with a time of 21 10. Yale led by half a boat at the half mile, then shifted gears to outrun Harvard in the final stretch. John Kennedy praised Yale’s team pace and effort while Harvard named John Richardson Jr as captain for the coming year.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Elis
Criison
Boulton
John Kennedy
John Richardson, Jr
Boston
Richardson
No Shin Guards For Paddy Livingston
Paddy Livingston of the Hoosiers criticizes shin guards as excessive and unnecessary. He argues the heavy equipment hinders catchers, prefers minimal protection, and asserts he would endure blows in a tense game without shin guards or other gear.
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Paddy Livingston
Roger Bresnahan
Belle G to Run Exhibition Mile at July 4 Fair Grounds
Belle C, 209%, owned by Jay G Wilbraham, will race an exhibition mile against her own record at the fair grounds on July 4 as part of a strong all day program. Entries close Saturday night at 12. Secretary Fred Cline of the Business Men's Driving club says 60 00 people are expected and invites suggestions to improve the day. Music by the Indianapolis Military band will accompany a busy schedule featuring Sweet Marie aiming to break the world trotting record, with trainer W J Andrews bringing seven other horses to contest trot, pace, and running events. The Fourth also includes a motorcycle race with entrants Charles Wyatt, Walter Berner, Virgil Nutt, and others.
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Fred Cline
Business Men’s Driving Club
Fairgrounds
Indianapolis
Sweet Marie
Lou Dillon
Fair Grounds
W. J. Andrews
Charles Wyatt
Walter Berner
Virgil Nutt
George Rose
Albert Nelson
Ray Cook
Harvey Miller
John Hohiman
Richard Miles
H. Schildmeier
Rollie Booles
Michigan Sees Five-Game Rule Too Limiting in Conference Shakeup
University of Michigan director Baird in Indianapolis discusses Western Conference rule changes on athletics. He cites unfair limits on games and fourth year players, notes Michigan will play seven games this fall while outside the conference, with Penn State slated for Ann Arbor on November 16 and a Wabash clash expected as a marquee event.
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Western College Conference
Baird
University of Michigan
Indianapolis
Harry Eller
Wabash College
Washington Park
Michigan
the Scarlet
Pennsy
Ann Arbor
Two Events On Saturday Card At Fair Grounds
The Gen tlemen's Driving club stages a trot and a pace at the fair grounds on Saturday. Second matinee races of the summer feature fast work by several entries and promise good sport. The 1:10 trot lists Zoo Zoo, Susie Jefferson, Lady Americus, Susie C, Belle C, Victor C. The free-for-all pace includes Billy Webb, Jim Jay, American Belle, Helen D, Topsy Van, and Mayborn among others.
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Fair Grounds
Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Zoo Zoo
George J. Marott
Susie Jefferson
J. EB. Hoover
Lady Americus
Sterling R. Holt
Susie C
Fred Cline
Belle C
Jay G. Wilbraham
Victor C
Henry W. Lawrence
PACE
Billy Webb
Bernard Kaufman
Mayborn
G. G. Allen
Jim Jay
John E. Hefner
Helen D—Chaarles Danson
Topsy van
Walter F. Johnson
Shoes Stolen After Break-In at Massachusetts Ave Store
Police report a window glass was broken at Lewis Robison's store on 457 Massachusetts Avenue Thursday night and several pairs of shoes were taken. The robbery was reported to authorities.
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Lewis Robison
Massachusetts Ave
City Public Works Notice of Assessments June 2 1907
Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces the prima facie assessments for two public improvements First Alley West of Alabama Street from Pratt to Tenth Street brick paving on stone foundation and Blake Street from Indiana Avenue to Pratt Street cement sidewalks and approach walks with lawns. Remonstrances will be heard on Friday July 5 1907 at the Board office. Names of owners and descriptions on file. Joseph T Elliott President. Paneron Trusler Red J Mack Board. Housecleaning ad follows.
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Department OF Public Works
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Alabama Street
Pratt Street
Tenth Street
Blake Street
Indiana Avenue
Joseph T. Elliott
Paneron 7
Trusler
Red J. Mack
Majestic Bidg
Harris Street
East Side
Washington Street
Victoria Street
Virginia Avenue
Pine Street
Preston & Trubler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Public
Harvard Freshmen Rally To Save Crimson In Dual Regatta
Harvard freshmen eight edged Yale in a stubborn race, but Yale won the four-oared event in a decisive finish. Official times show Harvard at 6:35 and Yale at 12:19 in the four, with Yale leading from the start and finishing with a substantial margin.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Crimson
Yale
Blue Shell
Public Works approves assessments for Harris Street and Lexington Avenue
Public Works of Indianapolis approves prima facie assessments for improvements on Harris Street East Side from Washington Street to First Alley South of Victoria Street and Lexington Avenue from Virginia Avenue to Pine Street. Roadway and sidewalk work described with cement sidewalks and asphalt roadway on plans. Names of owners and property descriptions filed for July 3, 1907.
Sensational young outfielder Milan joined by Washington team
Milan, a speedy left handed batter from Wichita Kansas, was purchased from the Western association by Indianapolis and then by Washington. He is hailed as a rising star and will try out with Washington before possible assignment to Minneapolis or Des Moines for further development.
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Milan
Wichita, Kas
Indianapolis
Watkins
Washington
Farrell
National Association
Wichita
Wattie
American Association
Cantillon
Cliff Blankenship
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Willie Keeler
Eus
Chicago
Opening and widening of Senate Avenue in Indianapolis 1907
Public Works Board of Indianapolis announces a hearing for April 1907 assessed benefits and damages for opening and widening Senate Avenue to 60 feet from Thirty-Second Street to Thirty-Eighth Street. Lists benefiting property owners in Kenwood Park and adjacent parcels with respective assessments. Meeting set for July 10, 1907 to hear remonstrances from owners or holders of benefited property.
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Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Blix
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Senate Avenue
Thirty-Second Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Ilinois Street
Klinais Street
Thirty-fifth Street
Semeate Avenue
Evan Salelelemdgg
Metzger
Kenwood
Kenwood Park
Hays
Francis A
Pak Siseeeseeeeeer
Inks Bee Eagten
Hitchcock
Rachel P
Louisa
Louis J
Swift
Ella L
Vail, Inc. W
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Public
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Kellum
Billy Clymer
Hoogier
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Kilroy
Graham
Egan and Sullivan
Eels
Land
Durham
Hughes
Smith, Adams and Sugden
Goodwin and
Beville
National League
Bob Hildebrandt
Mick Ryan
New Haven
Coach Kennedy
Belle G
Wilbraham
Scarlet
Purdue
Notre Dame
Boguet Cigar 10c Cigar Co. W. Kriel Sole
Indtaral
Save School
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