Hoosiers Lose at Marion in Quiet Crowd
Indianapolis fell to St Paul 4 to 1 at Marion as 3000 spectators watched a restrained, orderly contest. Sutthoff held Hoosiers to six hits while Ferguson starred for the visitors.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Marion
Ferguson
A. E. Fox
Fiogriever
Brien
Coulter
Kuhns
Shannon
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Physician Advocates Mild Remedies for Chronic Constipation
A prominent physician argues patients resist prescribed hygiene or diet, leaving only drug treatment. When constipation persists, he endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the mild, gentle option that does not cause further constipation and promotes natural bowel health.
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Chamberlain
Baseball Standings From Early League Scores
Fragmented data shows league standings with columns for clubs Pittsburg New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis and win loss records. American and National League lines include scattered numbers and abbreviations, indicating team performance and percentages without complete totals.
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Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Sunday Games Scoreboard Shows Varied Results Across Leagues
Summary of Sunday baseball scores lists Loulaville 10 Minneapolis 9 with batteries Dunkle Spies Clark Byers and Columbus 10 Kansas City 0 with Bailey Fox Weyhing McBride, Toledo 15 Milwaukee 7 Pardee Kleinow Higbert Speer, Cleveland 2 Detroit 1 Joss Billis Mullin McGuire, National League Pittsburg 11 Cincinnati 2 Tannehill Zimmer Hahn Pietz, and crowds at Sunday American Association games with Marion 3457 Louisville 8000 Columbus 8000 Toledo 3000.
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Spies
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Byers
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Kansas City
Bailey and Fox
Weyhing
McBride
Toledo
Milwaukee
Pardee
Kleinow
Higbert and Speer
Cleveland
Detroit
Joss and
Billis
Mullin
McGuire
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Tannehill
Zimmer
Hahn and Pietz
Baseball Bunts as St. Paul Triumphs Over Indianapolis
St. Paul defeated Indianapolis 9 to 2 on Saturday. Minneapolis to play Washington Park Monday with Williams and Heydon as battery. Capitols beat the Vaiducs 10 to 6 at Keyless lock grounds with Coulter English Willets and Prinzell. Capital Council Y M S topped Waverly 17 to 6, batteries Shea Massing O Leary Coleman.
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Washington Park
Williams and Heydon
Capitols
Coulter
English
Willets
Prinzell
Capital Council Y. M. S
Waverly Club
Shea
Massing
O’leary
Coleman
Culver Cancels Baseball Game Over Racial Issue
Culver military school canceled its May 4 baseball game with Manual Training High School because the catcher Wirt Smith, a colored student, was on Manual’s team. Prof Emmerich described Smith as one of the brightest at the training school, the sole reason given for breaking the signed contract.
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Manual ‘Training High School
Wirt
Smith
Emmerich
Fitzsimmons Seeks San Francisco Fight Plans
Ex champion Bob Fitzsimmons, his wife and son, and sparring partner "Loser" Wilson travel through Chicago en route to San Francisco. He aims to arrange details for a bout with Jim Jeffries, predicting six weeks to two months of hard training and weighing monetary concerns, with San Francisco as the likely venue.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Wilson
San Francisco
Bob
Jim Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Charleston
Los Angeles
Jeffries
Cullen and Blackburn Ten Round Light Weight Bout
The Empire theater hosts a ten round boxing match Monday night featuring Indiana lightweights Kid Blackburn and Jack Cullen. Cullen is favored by white sporting crowds while Blackburn appeals to color supporters. Cullen recently drew with Barney Furey in New Orleans. Blackburn comes from Indiana boxing schools. Betting is light.
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Empire Theater
Kid Blackburn
Jack Cullen
Indiana
Cullen
Blackburn
Barney Furey
New Orleans
Indianapolis Lightweight Title Rivalry Draws Backers
Backers of both contenders, Indianapolis residents and well known in sports circles, wager evenly as the lightweight state title contest builds. Preliminaries list Kid Brune vs Kentucky Kid, six rounds. Fred Bybee vs Jesse Clark, four rounds. Young Sharkey vs an unknown, four rounds. The bouts start at 8:30. Thousands cheered Jockey Winkfield and Alana Dale, Derby winner, at Louisville on Saturday. Abe Frank was a favorite early but finished as an also ran in the Derby's mile and a quarter race for $6,000 purse. Halma is the Derby winner’s sire.
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Indianapolis
Kid Brune
Kentucky
Fred Bybee
Jesse Clark
Young Sharkey
Winkfield
Alanadale
Louisville
Abe Frank
Halma
Married life in hell sparks boiling coffee attack
Solomon Lafollette told city doctors his wife inflicted wounds during a Sunday quarrel. Police were called but released both after the wife pleaded. The fight resumed and Lafollette sustained burns from boiling coffee.
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Solomon Lafollette
Sun
Vasquez deposes Jiminez in Dominican capital surrender
May 5 report from Port au Prince says San Domingo province is in insurgent hands except Puerto Plata. Capital San Domingo surrendered to Vice-president Horatio Vasquez, who is poised to become president. Jiminez fled to the French consulate as Vasquez seeks capitulation of Puerto Plata.
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Port-Au-Prince
San Domingo
Puerto Plata
Republic
Horatio Vasquez
Juan I. Jiminez
Vasquez
Jiminez
Congress
Deschamps
Two Countries to Occupy Albany and Macedonia
The Mittags Zeitung reports Austria and Russia negotiating partition of Turkey starting with a common occupation of Albany and parts of Macedonia. An Austrian commission heads for Albana to study conditions. Constaninople dispatch says Abdul Hamid, alarmed, appealed to the Kaiser to keep peace amid fears of war.
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Macedonia
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Vienna
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Mittags Zeitung
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Russia
Turkey
Zeitung
Berlin
Constantinople
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Abdul Hamid
Potter Palmer Dies at 76 in Chicago Estate Valued at 25 Million
Potter Palmer, 76, leading Chicago businessman, died of heart failure at his Lake Shore Drive home after weeks of nervous illness. Survived by wife Bertha Honore and sons Honore and Potter Jr. He built a vast real estate fortune after early clerk years and helped promote the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition. His Palmer House endured the 1871 fire and he partnered with Marshall Field and Levi Leiter in a famed dry goods firm.
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Dunham
N. Y
Marshall Field
Bertha Honore
Henry M. Honore
Louisville
Potter Palmer
Palmer
Daring Escape At Fort Sheridan From Guards
Two prisoners A F Butterfield and Robert Haydon escaped at Fort Sheridan on Sunday. They overpowered a sentry in a bush area, tied and gagged him, and forced him to guide them toward Highland Park before releasing him. A large search by soldiers failed to locate them.
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Fort Sheridan
Highland Park
A. F. Butterfield
Robert Haydon
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Physio-Medical Association to Meet in Indianapolis
The Indiana physio medical association will hold its fortieth annual session May 6 to 8 in the lecture room of the Physio medical college at Alabama and North streets. The first session begins 2 p.m. Tuesday. Officers: President George H. Smith Greensboro, Vice President A R Harold Indianapolis, Secretary and Treasurer A W Fisher Indianapolis.
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Physio-medical College
Alabama
North-sts
George H. Smith
Greensboro
A. R.harold
Indianapolis
A. W. Fisher
Italians Arrested in Loud Argument Disturbing the Peace
Three Italian men Joseph Colusa Vincent Augustus Gluffre were brought to police court Monday on charges of disturbing the peace after officers, expecting a fierce fight, found only a loud argumento. The men testified they were merely disputing.
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Joseph
Colusa
Vincent
Augustus Gluffre
National Police Chiefs Meet Likely Large Attendance
Louisville will host the National Association of Police Chiefs of the United States and Canada meeting on Wednesday. Chief Gunther reports national officers indicate a very large attendance and several chiefs from abroad are expected to attend.
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Louisville
National Association of Police Chiefs
United States
Canada
Gunther
Railway disaster near Leipzig claims several lives
Berlin May 5 A railway accident near Leipzig kills and injures several people. Among the dead is Herr Friedel former national liberal deputy.
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Berlin
Leipzig
Herr .Friedel
National Liberal
Brokers Suspend Webb Meyer Syndicate Leaders on Exchange
Offenbach and Moore announced suspension for the Webb Meyers syndicate on Monday morning. Soon after Henry Bros Co tied to the same fate, and shortly Lockwood Hurd Co also suspended, signaling a broad market action on the stock exchange.
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Offenbach & Moore
Webb-Meyer Syndicate
The
Stock Exchange
Lockwood, Hurd & Co
Drunken Italians Rule Corliss Town in May Incident
In Racine Wisconsin on May 5 a mob of drunken Italians jailed Corliss streets, terrorizing residents and driving citizens indoors. Two women were lightly wounded by revolver fire and two men cut by knives as officers from Racine reacted. Two suspects were arrested as others fled. the rioters were employed by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway.
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Racine
Wis
Corliss
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Spotted Fever Probe Mounted in Bitter Root Valley
Dr. G F Longeway secretary of the State board of health leads a party of scientists to the Bitter Root valley Montana to investigate the fever causing panic. Every case has been fatal and several eminent New York scientists were invited to assist in the inquiry.
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Helena
Mont
G. F. Longeway
State Board of Health
Bitter Root Valley
Montana
New York
Fireside Fatal Fall: Mill Worker Plunges Four Stories
William A. Auburn a rolling mill fireman in Columbus Ohio died after falling from a window at Whatshire hotel where he had seated himself to cool off before bed. He nodded asleep and toppled from the fourth story to the sidewalk suffering fatal injuries.
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Willam A. Auburn
Whatshire Hotel
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