Hoosiers Tie Pittsburg In Low Scoring Morning Game
In Indianapolis at Athletic Park on Sept. 8 the Hoosiers edged Pittsburg 1 to 0 as Shreve and Buckley combined on the mound. A seventh inning rally produced the decisive run after Denny's sharp hit and a throwing error, with daily and Sunday contributing key hits. Milwaukee?
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Hoosiers
Hines
Denny
Smith
Seery
Kuebne
Miller
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Indianapolis Boys
Glasscock
McGeachy
Mac
Schospeck
Schoeneck
Shreve
Buckley
Daily
Beckley
Trouldn
Dalrymple
Indianapolis
Pittsburg defeats Indianapolis in dramatic Labor Day game
In Athletic Park Indianapolis 2 0000000 4 Pittsburg 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0. Healy and Daily formed the Hoosiers battery against Morris and Fields for the Allies. Buckley homered and Glasscock drove in two as Pittsburg pulled ahead with timely hits and errors from Cleveland and Dalrymple. Final notes show Pittsburg scoring the winning run in the 10th on Daly's miscue and Cleveland's hit.
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Pittsburgs
Athletic Park
Indianapolis
Healy
Daily
Hoosiers
Morris and Fields
Allies
Denny
Buckley
Daniels
Finst
Hines
Short
Seery
Smith
McGeachy
Beckley
Dalrymple
Kuehne
Cleveland
Coleman
Schoeneck
Mith
Glasscock
Morris
Fields
Pittsburgers
Cole
Sunday
Scary
Anne
Condh
Pittsburg
Dalrym
Denzy
Lew
Schosneck
Blanks
Massive Baltimore Fire Kills Eight Firemen and Destroys Block
A warehouse fire at Prior & Co. in Baltimore sparked explosions that collapsed Winkleman’s drug house. Eight firemen were buried under bricks. only John Kelly survived. The blaze spread through nine firms, causing over a million dollars in losses.
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Baltimore
Prior & Co
S. Sharpst
Prior's
Winkleman
John Kelly
George Burns
Thomas Wagoner
J. A. Combs
Perry Ryan
Harry Walker
George Kerrins
Hiram McAfee
County in State of Bankruptcy Sparks Sheriff Sale Rumor
Citizens in Lebanon Missouri are abuzz as deputy treasurer and county officials are found short of funds. A deputy treasurer is $10 000 short with half taken last year, causing fears the county is bankrupt and prompting warrants and widespread talk of financial collapse. Local officials face the scandal amid mounting speculation on outcomes.
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Lusafon
Boas
Labor Day Parade Highlights Unity and Progress
A grand parade and robust program drew a large crowd to the exposition grounds. Speeches and resolutions celebrated organized labor, its unity with business leaders, and the goal of fair profit and fair play, marking Labor Day as a public holiday and showcase of industry.
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American Federation of Labor
America
New York
Boston
Chicago
Indianapolis
Parade Draws 3900 In Early City March Show
A large May morning parade in Indianapolis drew an estimated 3,900 participants and spectators as streets filled with workers and families. The procession featured unions and local industries, floats, and colorful outfits, with a daylong program of sports, concerts, and displays continuing into the evening.
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New Jersey St
Washington and
Meridiansts
OWS
Union
Indianapolis
C.F. Schmidt
Crescent Brewing Company
August Elbach
Jacob Metzer
August Rahke
Cutler Savidga
Kles ¢& Coleman
P. Ehrlich
Dalton
F. M. Arcadeacon
Otto Stechan
Moore Desk Company
F. Zehringer
Indianapolis Cofin Company
Mack and
Buffalo Shoe
Messenger
Born & Co
Fair Grounds
Ex position speeches outshine parade with grand labor day gathering
A Labor Day event at the exposition grounds drew 7 000 to 8 000 people by 3 pm with a 1:30 pm program. Mayor Denny and Gov. Gray spoke praising labor and unity while resolutions affirmed solidarity across trades and opposition to partisan politics.
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Exposition Grounds
E. T. Plank
International Typographical Union
W. A. Musser
Denny
Gray
Cold day reports and town talks echo Indiana fairs
Fort Wayne discusses gas lines while Fowler and Knox ripple with drought fear and fair news. Richmond eyes gas supply, Bradford hosts county fair Sept 11 16, and Wilhert plans an October artillery tourney. Local incidents include a store robbery in Frankfort a fatal shooting near Montgomery and a horse accident in Anderson.
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Bat Indiana
Fort Wayne
Fowlerweer
Kokomo
Knox
Michigan
Carthage
Yellow River
Richmond
Lawrence County
Bradford
Mitchell
Wilhert
Earlham College
Greenfield
Will H. Thompson
Crawfordaville
Dayton
Wilson T. Slayback
Frankfort
Crawfordsville Gas Company
Worthington
Hertz
Nobel Township
LaPorte County
Mishawaka
Robert Mills
Anderson
F. C. Smith
R. D. Long
Anna Ball
Sumner
Vincennes
McGuire
van Zant
Washington
James Devine
Chesterfield
Madison County
John Brady
Montgomery
Daviess
Carpenter
Groping in the Dark About Harriet Beecher Stowe
A Ghastly portrait of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s decline at Sag Harbor Long Island under guardianship of Capt. Lewis Corwin. The piece describes her mental illness age near seventy and delusions surrounding Uncle Tom’s Cabin and its influence.
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Haghorn
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Hartford
Sag Harbor
Long Island
Capt
Lewis Corwin
Henry Ward Baecher
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Galvin
Penny
Philadelphia
Association
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Athletics
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Caicano
Ed Mullin
Frank Skinner
Mullin
City Life
Indiana
E. B. McQuat
N. Tlinois St
Tom Kane
Wim. Hamilton
Sec
Eee
Jacob ‘Rick
John JL. Griffiths
Virginia Ave
Charles McClintock
Acme Milling Company
Washington St
KE. M. McGillinary Good Company
Dr. Gilbert
Meridian St. M. E
International Sunday School Association
William Lichtenberg
Ohio St
Harrison
Middle Bass Island
Daniel Linus
Greencastle
Bloomingdale Glens
Union Depot
Emil Wulschner
Wis
Lebanon
Welk
Kneffer
Beissenherz
Indiana Legion Wheelmakers
Iron Moulders’ Union
Alpha Assembly
L. Brightwood Assembly
Willett’s Assembly
Lady Kern Assembly
Indianapolis Union
Cigarmakers’ Union
Indianapolis Typographical Union
Bakers’ Union
Indianapolis Plumbers’ Union
D Journeymen Plasterers’ Union
Painters’ Union
Pursell & Medsker
P. Ebtlick
Crystal Lake Ice Company
J. C. Dalton
F. M. Archdeacon
Indianapolis Natural Gas Company
Southside Foundry
Alex, Cohen
Empire Bakery
Encaustic
Indiana Electric Supply Company
Imrich, Paulin & Co
Geo. E. Feeney
Otto Stechban
Daily Sentinel
Moora Desk Company
H. Eldridge & Co
M. 8
Huey & Son
T. B. Lacock
J. C. Hirschman & Co
John Edwards
White Sewing Machine Company
R. R. Rouse
J. W. Green
Ididnapelis
Indianapolis Journal
Iord
Indianapolis Sun
Sentinel
Bynum
Father Gavish
Halifax
Canada
St. Clair Flats Canal
U. S
Taavenis
Anil
Foarys C.leinyg
Ages and
Brothen Fm Hieaith
Wim, L. Eider’s
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