Hoosiers Win In Ninth Inning Thriller Over St Paul
In a Tuesday game at Indianapolis more than 1,000 fans watched the Hoosiers beat St Paul 6 to 4 as Coulter delivered a pivotal late hit for the winning side. Battery: Killen and Heydon for Indianapolis Cribbin and Hurley for St Paul. Attendance 1,087. Time 1:55. Umpire Tindell.
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Hoosiers
Killem
Heydon
Indianapolis
Cook
Cribben
Hurley
St. Paul
AB. R
Paul
PO. A. E. J . Geler
Dillard
Shay
Kelley
Shannon
Lumiey
Buggins
Cribbins
Kelly
Cribbing
Harned
Huggins
Kihm
Kuhns
Lumley
Games Tuesday cee American Association Anulsville and Minneapolis
A fragmented sports note lists a Tuesday games event in the American Association with Anulsville scoring four and Minneapolis three. Details are unclear but indicate a minor league or local league context and a batters remark.
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Cee ‘American, “Association
Anulsville
Minneapolis
Batterles
Local sports results fragment with team and player names
Fragmentary OCR item lists players Wagner Cox Wolfe Beville Toledo and Speer Kleinow along with Milwaukee batteries and scores, indicating a brief sports note. Names repeat across teams or events, with unclear context and missing full phrases.
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Wagner
Cox
Wolfe
Beville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Herman and
Speer
Mock
Kleinow
National League Scores With Victory Bearing Down
Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 24 to 2 powered by Phillips Pietz Felix Vorhees White and Doom. Chicago beats Brooklyn 2 to 0 with Menefee Williams Kling Donovan Farrell on the batteries. New York tops St Louis 3 to 1 as Wicker Yerkes Nichols Evans Bowerman handled the action.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Phillips
Pietz
Felix
Vorhees
White
Doom
Chicago
Brooklyn
Menefee
Williams
Kling
Donovan
Farrell
New York
St. Louis
Wicker, Yerkes and Nichols
Evans
Bowerman
Garrisonian finish marks the Tuesday game
Cincinnati scored more runs on Tuesday than in all previous games of the season with twenty four men crossing the rubber. The Palace of the Fans will be opened Friday as a dedication to the baseball public. O’Brien continued to hit well, his single Tuesday sparking the rally. Manual Training School and Shortridge to play three games this season to decide the championship. Arthur Bell of St Joseph Missouri was struck by lightning Tuesday and faces a doubtful recovery.
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Cincinnati
O'Brien
Manual Training School
Shortridge
Arthur Bell
St. Joseph, Mo
RINGSIDE RATTLE: Boxing Leaders to Meet at Empire
Boxing fans visited the Forbes and Ryan training quarters on Tuesday. They plan a Thursday night bout at the Empire. Fitzsimmons has given Jeffries two weeks to decide on a proposed fight. The pair have ample advertising behind them as they consider a possible match.
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Forbes
Ryan
the Empire
Robert Fitzsimmons
J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Archie McEachern Killed in Atlantic City Pace Racing Crash
Champion motor paced bicycle racer Archie McEachern was killed in Atlantic City when his pacing machine broke its chain and threw him from his wheel during training on the Coliseum track as he aimed to break his record.
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Archie McEachern
Atlantic City
New Coliseum
Parker Loses Side Bet to Milwaukee Wrestler
Harvey Parker known as the Little demon squared off in Milwaukee and lost a $100 side bet after promising to throw any man in 150 minutes for $25. South side gymnast Charles Mothfessel outboxed the wager by outmaneuvering Parker, who used all tricks but could not toss him.
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Harvey Parker
Little Demon
Milwaukee
Parker
Charles Mothfessel
Bright Stars Beat Young Asphalt Beauties At Highland Ball Grounds
The Bright Stars defeated the Young Asphalt Beauties by 9 to ? Tuesday morning at the ball grounds near Highland avenue and St. Clair street.
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Bright Stars
Highland-ave
St. Clair-st
O P Campaign Press Bureau Launches Thunder Campaign
The O P Campaign Press Bureau begins producing and distributing thunderous political material free to faithful papers across Indiana. A Wednesday meeting at the Majestic building will organize district aides who manage regional papers and report factional strife under J Lockwood as bureau head with George B. Lockwood and district editors coordinating statewide campaigning efforts.
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Republican Press Bureau
Majestic
George B. Lockwood
Steele
Washington
Indiana
J. Lockwood
Out-of-town press plates used in state campaign
Editors gather for a Wednesday meeting to discuss ongoing work as plate material from the American Press Association circulates to 175 state papers every two weeks. Mr Lockwood notes the bureau’s broader duty to ensure the material reaches editors, with pointed pieces likely ahead of the next convention.
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Lockwood
American Press Association
Prész Association
Public Schools Report Shows Growth and Health Concerns
Kendall’s report to the school board lists 38 086 white and 3 448 colored school age children in April, totaling 40 073 for 1901 with a year gain of 1 461. Attendance fell from 22 718 to 21 802. The board named Fletcher avenue No 28 Henry W Longfellow and Oak Hill Audubon schools and may seek higher funds or a higher tax levy limit.
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Kendall
City Health Board
Fletcher Ave
Henry W. Longfellow
Oak Hill
Audubon School
Mrs Nancy Adsit Dies in Milwaukee Noted Art Lecturer
Mrs Nancy Adsit, instrumental in founding the Indianapolis art association, dies in Milwaukee. She was among the country's best known art subject lecturers and left a lasting impact on the field.
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Nancy Adsit
Indianapolis Art Association
Milwaukee
Brothers on trial for sister Sadie Uren murder
Hillsboro Missouri May 14 William and Daniel Greenhill stood trial here for the murder of their sister Mrs. Sadie Uren and John Meloy at DeSoto on September 26, 1901. The case centers on the fatal shooting and subsequent investigation revealing alleged family involvement.
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Hillsboro
William and
Daniel Greenhill
Sadie Uren
John Meloy
DeSoto
Soothing Syrup Ad For Teething Relief
A vintage advertisement promoting Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe pain gums and diarrhea and to cure wind colic, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
Special train service Indianapolis to Terre Haute and back
Special one day schedule offers $1.00 Terre Haute and Return or 75 cents Greencastle and Return. Sunday May 18. Train leaves Indianapolis at 7:25 a.m. and returns from Terre Haute at 7:30 p.m. Exact stops not specified.
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Gibson
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Michigan City
Ind
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
New York
Tragic Suicides and an Assassination Reported
In Oaklandon Miss Myriel Mollen koff, 17, killed herself with paris green. no cause given. Lafayette Lillian McCoy found dead from carbolic acid with unknown reason. Knoxville Ind May 14 Ben Brock 90, a government scout in Indian and Mexican wars, assassinated near Athens. Lawrence Johnson charged.
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Oaklandon
Myriel Mollenkoff
Paris Green
Lafayette
Lillian McCoy
Knoxville
Ind
Ben Brock
Athens
Lawrence Johnson
Falls, N York City event date unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes a May date and names Glenne and Mwai with a Wednesday reference, unclear location. The readable bits suggest a local event or notice but lack concrete details, participants, or stakes to confirm.
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Business Universit
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Falls, N. ‘Y
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