Robber Was Generous Robbery At Midwest and Mexico
May 14 report from Silao Mexico notes the Wel Fargo express company held $42,000 in a small safe carried by a courier. The bandits released limited sums and scattered arrests followed, with about $10,000 recovered and a separate Iowa incident listing $10,000 missing from Des Moines. Two masked men forced a teller to open a safe at Hitt office, taking $10,000 before disappearing.
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CILY
Wel Fargo Express Company
Silao
Amieau
Charler
Iowa
Deb Moines
May Express
John Petersen
Hitt
Masket
Death in Ice Cream Freezer Tragedy
Memphis Tenn May 1 Coroner rules death from effects of a fall into an ice cream freezer. The young daughter of W Pryor, a lead druggist, lost balance while bending over the freezer and was quickly enveloped by a mixture of ice and salt, causing asphyxia before help could arrive.
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Tenn
W. Pryor
Iead
Rockefeller Says Golf Made Me A New Man
John D. Rockefeller credits golf with restoring his health and vigor after illness. He notes his cautious style and focus on distance, enjoying the sport during a California stay and feeling like a new man at his age. he keeps his scores private.
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John D. Rockefeller
America
Jim
Romere Shadow
I Smi
Milonatre
Golf Lab
Hom
Reckffeler
Rolf
California
Philadelphia and New York Standings in Central League
Standings and scores show Philadelphia at 10 and New York at 10 with Pittsb urg leading 19 and St Louis at 4. Brooklyn and other teams appear with scattered figures, but the text is fragmented. Major team names appear, yet exact games and dates are unclear.
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Philadelphia
New York
Hostern
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Louie
Regional Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Noted
The schedule lists American League games including Philadelphia at Boston and Washington at New York, National League clashes Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia, plus Central League pairings like Fort Wayne at Evansville and Anderson at Dayton. Several matchups feature Louisville at Indianapolis and Columbus at Toledo among others.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
York
Beem
Chicago
Louis Terense
Evansville
Marton
Wheating
Fort Warne
South Hend
Pan ‘Os Anderson
Dayton
Marlon
Wheeling
Terre Halle
Part Wayne
T. At
National League
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Bouth Bend
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Anderson
Marion
Amherst Edges In Conference Rumors and Scores
The report notes Brush’s team failing to hit in a close game while Amherst shows a strong performance against Harvard. It mentions a 8 to 7 score, a Training school match with Richmond High scheduled, and a quiet Thursday in the American Association with all league teams resting. Brown’s Toul twirler is knocked out by Pittsburg as Rhoades takes over. G J Morrill, Stoneapella minister, to speak Friday opening. The American league magnates claim 15000 witnessed New York’s opener. Home team Wun Uy Ws...
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Indianapolis
Amherst
Gauinz
Harvard
Richmond High School
Brookside
Brown
Toul
Pittsburg
Pugs Pinched Draw Forged In Noblesville Bout
Mack Ry of Indianapolis fought George Stearns in ten rounds at the Keeps 1 House in Noblesville. The match ended in a draw with police arresting watching men. Ryan fought bravely but many felt he deserved the decision. The crowd faced a light fine and the night featured disputed scoring and marshal presence.
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Indianapolis Pugities
George Stearns
Noblesville
Ueepers
Ryan
Indianapolis
Marshal Tarty
Amusements at the Park feature Texas steer farce
In a Park bill the Texas steer farce A Trias steer shows crowd appeal with two audiences and a strong cast led by James R. McCann as the congressman. The Hoyt farce has played other venues, but Park audiences again enjoy the spirited comedy and capable performances including women praised above average.
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Ars
Villa
Louisiana Purchase Expan sion Dedication Day Two
May 1 in St Louis Missouri the second day of dedication ceremonies opened with a 10 20 a m reception for the diplomatic corps and foreign representatives at the St Louis club. Diplomats and guests then rode to the Liberal Acts building escorted by the eighth cavalry. At noon a large crowd witnessed the topanting of Zovaidans France.
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Louisiana Purchase Expanstion
St. Lous Club
Liberal Acts
Eighth Cavalry
France
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