Pirates Triumph in Series Opener at Forbes Field
In Forbes Field Pittsburg faces Detroit in game one of the world baseball championship series. Camnitz pitched for Pittsburgh against Donovan for Detroit as Leach doubled in the first inning and Crawford doubled in the fifth, giving Pittsburg a 2-0 lead then.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburg
Buccaneers
Tawny Tigers
Pirates
Detroit
Pellmell
Tigers
Jennings
Cobb
Delehanty
Bush
Crawford
Cobby
Hughey Jennings
Tiger
Pittsburs
PD. Jones
If. Byrne
Leach
Clarke
If. Crawford
Weener
Jehanty
B. Miller
Abstein
B .Wilson
Rf. Gibson
Camnits
Bat
Klem
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Donovan
Davy Jones
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Miller
Alstein
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Jones
Moriarity
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Muff
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Ty Cobb
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Willia
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Delehenty
Tom Jonca
Tom Jones
Eveee Bush
Bene Crawford
Saeeee Moriarty
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Ee Schmidt
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Ewe
Clark
Lf Wagner
Ewe Crease
Wilson
Rf Gibson
Poe
Enemy Lotals
Fia
R. U
Byrnie
D. Jones
Tiger SNEAKS BACK FOR ANOTHER FIGHT
One man is dead and four others injured when a speeding automobile crashed into a tree at Jackson Boulevard and Hoyne Avenue in Chicago. The deceased is Andrew J. Kearns, a 40 year old railroad engineer. The injured include Fannie Linn, 22. J R Roberts, 28. Kirk Eastman, 34. and Edgar Mifer, 49, all with various cuts and fractures.
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Chicago
Ita
Jackson Boulevard
Hoyne Avenue
Andrew J. Kearns
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Mies Fannie Linn
J. R. Roberts
Kirk J. Eastman
Edgar Miher
Father Pleads For Children in Superior Court
Alfred B. Holmes appeals for possession of his four daughters in a divorce case. Judge Carter modifies alimony, appoints George H. Lacy trustee to pay support for seven children. Holmes testifies about his parenting and recalls past family moments amid tensions with Mrs. Holmes.
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Alfred B. Holmes
Carter
Superior Court
Ida
Alice
Fredericks
St Vincent Hospital to Be Erected on Capitol Site
St Vincent's hospital obtains deed to Kissel property at Capitol avenue and Twenty-sixth street and Fair Bank park, with Frederick W. Kreber transferring Kiesel estate to the sisters for $30,000. Construction is expected to start immediately.
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
Kissel
Capitol Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
St. Vincent Hospital
Frederick W. Kreber
Kiesel
Fair Bank Park
Circus Quarters Destroyed by Fire in Erie Pa
The winter quarters of the Cole Brothers circus burned this forenoon in Erie Pennsylvania causing about 80000 dollars in property damage and leaving animals in a precarious state as the company planned to move into winter quarters on Monday The money is safe and life insurance is praised as financially stronger than other safeguards for owners or beneficiaries.
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Erie
Cole Brothers Circus
Mrs Tron to Modernize Circle Park Hotel as New Kingarot
Mrs A J Tron buys Circle Park hotel and plans remodel to open as New Kingston with 65 rooms and bachelors apartments. The project aims to create a modern attractive hotel close in with emphasis on lone men’s needs. Community friends express support.
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A. J. Tron
Circle Park Hotel
Kingarot
Kingston
Politician and shot shooter confess in probate court
In Indianapolis Indiana poolroom and cigar store owner Charles E Stapp declared insane after a commission found him unfit. Judge Ross appointed John F Young to take charge and close out Stapps business as he will be sent to the asylum. Stapp was known as a politician and orator in the city.
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W. E Henderson
Charles E. Stapp
Indiana Avenue
Crass
Stapp
Ross
John F. Young
Starp
Indianapolis
Hall Opening 3 Postponed
Delayed seating for the new Assumption hall on Blaine avenue delays the second concert previously set for Oct 0. The event is postponed to Oct 4.
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Assumption Hall
Blaine Avenue
Hanly Policy Puzzles To State Editors
Republican editors and Indiana Republican Editorial association members met in Indianapolis Friday to discuss winter plans and the Hanly policy in relation to county unit local option. Attendees included Remy Seymour Singleton Maddox McKalin Smith Pershing and Fred Sima as acting state chairman.
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Bd Remy
Seymour
F. T. Singleton
Martinsville
Will Maddox
Bloomfield
Arthur McKalin
Crawfordsville
Harry Smith
Street Car Collides With City Sprinkler
Street car No. 431 and city sprinkler No. 5 collided at Tenth Street and Brookside Avenue shortly after 7 AM Saturday. One sprinkler damaged, water flooded the street. No injuries, but a 90 minute delay sent many workers late.
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Tenth Street
Tenth Stfeet
Brookside Avenue
Receiver Appointed for Retired Farmer in Jay County
Bernard Korbly was appointed receiver by Judge Leathers for James F. McCoy a former farmer of Jay county who moved to Indianapolis after selling out. John Bell sued for 555 dollars claiming McCoy owes him. McCoy sold personal property at a Jay county auction for 1700 dollars and took the cash to Indianapolis amid allegations of intent to defraud creditors.
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Bernard Korbly
Leathers
James F. McCoy
Jay County
Indianapoli
John Bell
McCoy
Indianapolis
Stray cow and calf claimed by dealer Bottema
Christopher Hasselberger of 99 Torbet Street must surrender a stray cow and calf after C E Bottema, cattle dealer at English and Southeastern avenues, claimed the animals saying he had not missed the cow for a week before reading Hasselberger had it.
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Christopher Hasselberger
Torbet Street
C. E. Bottema
English
Bottema
Hasselberger
Bank Blast Cleaning Co Formed in Indianapolis
A new firm Bank Blast Cleaning Co. forms in Indianapolis to clean business buildings with capital stock of $5,000. Directors named are Rollo, D. Harper, Berne B. Cohen and Tom O'Nel.
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Indianapolis
The
Bank Blast Cleaning Co
Rollo
D. Harper
Berne B. Cohen
Tom O'Nel
Aged Woman Dies After Window Fall in Shelby County
Mrs. Rhoda McConnell eight years old died from injuries after falling from a second story window at 1739 N Meridian Street. She had been ill and lived with William N Harding and later with her daughter. Dr Fletcher Hodges attended. she died about two hours later.
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Rhoda McConnell
William N. Harding
Meridian Street
McConnell
Harding
Fletcher Hodges
Traveling salesman fined in police court after chop suey incident
J L Arthur a traveling salesman entered E Lungs chop suey house with three women. They ate two dollars worth and refused to pay. A disturbance drew police, Arthur was arrested for violating the hotel law and drunkenness and fined twenty two dollars.
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J. L. Arthur
E. Lung
E. Wabash Street
Arthur
Englebright
Simon
Sergis
Larsh
Barmfuhrer
Isaac Breese Dies in Oath Year Pioneer of Indianapolis
Funeral held for Isaac Breese, early Indianapolis settler who arrived in 1844 and helped build city landmarks now gone. He died after brief illness Thursday at age unknown. Survived by two sons and two daughters including daughter Mrs Albert Church of 229 Arsenal Ave.
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Isaac Breese
Indianapolis
Albert Church
S. Arsenal Avenue
Breese
Contractor Gorman Loses Suit Over Woodruff Alley Assessments
Frank S. Gorman, contractor, who challenged Woodruff Place residents over alley assessments, lost in superior court before Judge Carter. A special finding cited improper reporting to Woodruff Place officials by the inspector Lee T. White, who acted as timekeeper for Gorman and bought workers’ accounts at a discount.
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Franks. Gorman
Woodruff Place
Carter
IWV
Lee T. White
White
Gorman
Wright Breaks Record in Aviation Flight
College Park Md Oct 9 Wilbur Wright set a world aviation record this morning over a 5335 yard measured course. He started at a marked test point flew to a second post and back completing the distance in 53 seconds establishing a new world record.
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Wright
College Park
Wibur Wright
Dayton Aeronaut
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