Men Who Have Made Up the Old Baseball Guard
A report at headquarters details the players and positions for teams since Mr. Watkins took charge, listing pitchers catchers in each year from 1894 through 1901 and noting the club’s finishing place, including multiple managers and two league withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattie
Watkins
Cross
Pepper
Phillips
Murphy
Westlake
Frank Motz
Gear
Sam Mills
Hunky
Hines
Henry
Reidy
Fisher
McFarland
Wood
Motz
Canavan
Newell
Root
McCarthy
Hoghiever
Hogan
Dammann
Monroe
Davis
Buckley
Stewart
Sherbeck
Shannon
McCormick
Roat
Flynn
Hogriever
Old Soldiers Out of It in Indiana Campaign
The Indiana Republican field shows few old soldiers among 36 state nominees with only four veterans. Notable candidates include judges Black and Comstock for re election, John Dyer for treasurer, and Capt James R Henry of Gosport for auditor. Several others have localized campaign reputations while most contenders are not stump speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Comstock
John Dyer
Hammond
James R. Henry
Gosport
Mienon
Beveridge
Fairbanks
C. W. Miller
Indiana
Fields
D. E H. Storms
Lafayette
Merrill Moores
Indianapolis
Goshen
Griffith Dean
Martén
N. W. Fields
Princeton
J. .W. Wilson
Petersburg
Ward Watson
Charleston
James Bingham
Mancele
Frank
R.A. Brown
Franklin
James Hatfield
Bluffton
E. E. Neal
Noblesville
E.V. Fitzpatrick
Portland
R. W. McClelland
Danville
Fasset Cotton
New Castle
Robert Hillis
Logansport
C. A. Man-Matre
Muncie
G. W.worley
Warsaw
Monroe
Mt. Vernon
Titus Kinzie
South Bend
Nat .A. Hill
Bloomington
Thomas Millikin
Jacob Joel
Crawfordsville
Supreme ‘Court
A H. Gillett
Robison
W. J. Henley
Rushville
J. B. Black
D. W. Comstock
Richmond
A. Z. Wiley
Fowler
Yoa' Phora Tonic Promises Restored Nerves And Health
An advertisement touts Yoa' Phora as a women’s tonic that strengthens nerves, invigorates the blood, and improves mood and appearance. It claims to revitalize the stomach, eyes, and overall body energy while curing a range of female ailments including leucorrhea, menstrual issues, back pain, liver and kidney disorders, and nervous conditions.
Remarkable Denver Case of Recurrent Gangrene Ends in Amputation
In Denver, Philip Grosz, a chronic blood poisoning patient, has undergone his eleventh operation, with the left arm amputated after months of creeping infection. The disease began after frostbite six years prior and has repeatedly returned despite multiple surgeries. Doctors warn a twelfth operation may occur as the condition advances, and Grosz faces an uncertain remaining lifespan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Philip Grosz
Gross
Grosz
J Harry Roberts A leading candidate for county commissioner
J Harry Roberts, a candidate for the Second District County Commissioner, argues primaries allow busy men to learn candidate merits. A long-time resident and contractor, he highlights highway experience, supports good roads, and notes his civic affiliations. He cites a March 1 1902 Indianapolis letter urging South Side representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Roberts
Roberts
Lexington Flats
Indiana Medical College
Kirschbaum
Columbia Bank
SUN
Century
The
Druids
Bilks
K. of P
Indianapolis News
Garrick Fireman Dies by Own Hand After Dismissal
John J. Garrick a Chicago fireman aged 37 chose suicide by swallowing carbolic acid rather than face dismissal after twenty years of service. He had been found guilty of neglect of duty and intoxication by a trial board for failing to respond with his company to a fire call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John J. ‘Garrick
Garrick
State Deaths List from Indiana Obituaries
Attorney Earl E Widup 23 Richmond Joseph H Cloud 71 Richland township Rush county Mrs Amedia Cox wife of Attorney W L Cox Oxford Rev Jacob Stumph 77 Lutheran minister Fort Wayne Caleb S Du Hadway 7% ex county auditor Richmond Wm W Cunningham 75 retired businessman Ridgeville Richard Hammons formerly of Portland died in Washington D C William M Watson 49 businessman Knightstown widow and four children survive Stewart Bussey 10 son of J W Bussey 705 N Senate Ave struck by streetcar in front of his home seriously hurt will recover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Widup
Richmond
Joseph H. Cloud
Richland Township
Rush County
Amedia Cox
W. L. Cox
Oxford
Caleb S. du Hadway
Ww. Cunningham
Ridgeville
Richard Hammons
Portland
Washington, D. C
M. Watson
Knightstown
Murphy, Hibbens& Co
Indianapolis
Stewart Bussey
J. W. Bussey
Senate Ave
The Nerve Pills Claim Restored Strength and Sleep
An Indianapolis promotional piece extols Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a remedy for nerve fatigue and sleeplessness. A testimonial from Mrs L Meldrum praises restored strength and calm nerves after taking the medicine sold at Huder's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chaze
Indianapolis
L. Meldrum
Maryland-st
Ind
A. W. Chase
Huder
Dr. A.W. Chase
Hertig offers three cent fares and control of Chicago street lines
A St. Cloud Minnesota resident proposes leasing Chicago street car lines. C M Hertig says a syndicate will pay the cars and equipment appraised value and run the system. He offers three cent fares with universal transfers or 40 percent of gross receipts on a five cent fare, or 20 percent on four cent fares. The proposal was referred to committee and Hertig may appear soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hertig
Chicago
St. Cloud
Minn
Co. M. Hertig
City Council Transportation Commission
Hertig
Brave Woman Rescues Son From Flooded Creek
In Warbaw Indiana Mrs O M Graves jumped from an eight foot bank into a swollen creek to save her young son who had fallen in. Her dress became tangled and she nearly drowned but she reached the boy and dragged him to the bank. Both were in danger for an hour before doctors said they were out of danger.
Candidate Gasper Nominated for Justice of the Peace
Friends of Frank W. Gasper say he is intelligent fair minded and honest. The Republican candidate for Justice of the Peace in this week’s primary is blind and seeks votes for the nomination. Those who know him personally commend his qualifications and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Gasper
Messenger Boy Named President of Western Union
Col Robert C Clowry a former messenger boy is elected president of Western Union at a directors meeting in New York Eckert retires from the presidency Gen Eckert remains as chairman Clowry previously served as vice president and general superintendent of the western division in Chicago He fought in the Civil War and was brevetted lieutenant colonel by President Johnson Hemenway is renominated by acclamation by Republicans in Boonville Indiana First district March 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert C. Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Thomas Eckert
Col. Clowry
Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Johnson
Gen. Eckert
Western Union
Col Clowry
Boonville
Ind
James A. Hemenway
Rivalry Turns Violent in Basin County Face Slash
In a brutal attack Frank Monroe suffered a deep gash from eye to mouth after a man wielding a large pocketknife slashed his face. The assailant, McDonald, long rival of Monroe in love with Mabel Lockwood, is under arrest as authorities move to control the case, with tensions rising between the two men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Monroe
McDonald
Mabel Lockwood
MaDonald
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Hayden
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Mt. Calm
Zoa Phora
Zon Phora
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J. Harry. Roberts
Marion County
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John. J. Garrick
Jacob Stumph
Fort Wayne
Chicago Street Railway
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