Batter Names and Scores From Historic Baseball Card
The readable fragment shows team matchups with run counts and battery pairs such as Sudhoff and Nichols for one side and Tannehill Chesbro Yeager OConnor for another. Other lines list RHE city teams including St Louis New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn with corresponding innings and battery pairings.
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O- Rhe
St. Louis
New York
Sudhoff and
Nichols
Maul, Livingston and Bowerman
Fragmentary sports score snippet with city and team names
A damaged OCR passage lists teams and numbers across cities including Detroit Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago Boston and references to Battery Callahan and Sullivan with partial game notes and scores.
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Ubs
Ist
Pet
CARON
Detroit
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Boston Batters and Pitchers Shine in Varied Matchups
Fragmentary box scores show Batteries pairing Griffith and Sullivan for a Boston win with Criger. several other lineups include McGinnity Bresnahan Yeager Shaw and Dowling Wood Bernhard Powers. Cleveland and Philadelphia appear in scattered totals as the page lists multiple two man batteries and scoring lines.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Dowling and Wood
Bernhard and
Powers
Canadian Riflemen Fall Short After 40 Point Handicap
Sea Girl’s riflemen gave the Irish to a 40 point head start and lost by 12 in a five man team event. Walter J. Travis won golf gold at Atlantic City on Monday. Shamrock II showed strong spin that day. Syracuse track records fell three times by Crescens Dariel Harold H. and Audubon Boy, with Dariel clocking 2 05 4. Evansville Threes beat Evansville Reserves 10 to 4. Governor’s ban on prize fighting hurts Elwood Coliseum’s finances, cost 3500 and will become a theater. Chas RK McKenzie, famed St Louis turf writer known as The Gadfly, is dead. Bernard Nicholls faces Harry Collis at the Country club after 10 am then 3 pm. Crescens may race Columbus in October. Oakland defeated Pendleton 12 to 6 in football Monday. Indianapolis university football prospects look bright with Earlham Franklin wabash and Louisville games listed for fall. Billy Teller aka Young Griffo faces highway robbery charge in New York. Kid Hubert of Evansville may lose an arm after injury. Jimmy Casey of Memphis fatally hurt in gas tank blast. Erisco club manager pressures Jeffries to post a forfeit.
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Walter J. Travis
Atlantic City
Shamrock II
Syracuse
Dariel
Harold H
Audubon Boy
Crescens
Bernard Nicholls
Harry Collis
Columbus
Oakland An
Pendleton
University of Indianapolis
Earlham
Indianapolis
Franklin
Wabash
Crawfordsville
University of Louisville
Billy ‘Teller
Cincinnati
Young Griffo
New York
Kid Hubert
Evansville
Jimmy Casey
Memphis
Erisco
Jeffries
James
Mique Skips New York Vacation Plans
Township assessor Jefferson, called Mique by friends, explains he will vacation in Niagara and nearby sights instead of New York. He recalls a previous New York trip where he spent all his money unseen by the local paper and jokes about drawing attention with coats of paint.
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Jefferson
Michael
Mique
Niagara
New York
Eeryone
Expeced clash as Amalgamated ends meeting without deal
Pittsburg Sept 10 The Amalgamated executive committee adjourned without accepting Schwab's offer or proposing a new plan. The dispute centers on Demmler tin plate mill and National Tube Works as pickets prevent workers from entering the tube works for the early shift.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
Schwab
Demmler Tin Plate Mill
National Tube Works
Admiral Sampson Not Seriously Ill, Wife Says
A Concord New Hampshire message quotes Admiral Sampson's wife saying he has not been seriously ill and that reports of his condition are prompted by malice.
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New York
Concord
N. H
Sampson
Much Work Before the Board of Trade
The Board of Trade governors formed committees to study sewage irrigation with the Commercial club and State board of agriculture, and to address the interurban franchise with the Merchants' association. A delegation from ten factories outlined plans, with a report due within nine to ten days. G. E. Hunt was elected to replace the late W. P. Fishback.
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Board of Trade Governors
Commercial Club
State Board of Agriculture
Merchants’ Association
East
Middle West
G. E. Hunt
W. P. Fishback
Social notes and upcoming events in Indianapolis
The local society scene includes Oliver Willard Pierce returning from Boston, Rev M L Haines due back Sept 2, and Max Leckner with Prof Howe returning from Germany. Miss Harriet Nesbit hosts a Scotch musicale Sept 25 at 920 N Capitol Ave, while Pearl and Mary Salisbury entertain in honor of Katherine Taylor of Chicago. An Indiana keramic association luncheon at the University Club featured purple asters and a trolley ride. Marital news mentions bets in Marion with couples Be ste Prins and Alfred B Bruno of New.
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M. L. Haines
Max Leckner
Prof. Howe
Germany
Harriet Nesbit
Capitol Ave
Pearl
Mary Salisbury
Katherine Taylor
Chicago
Indiana Keramic Association
University Club
Automobile Races at Newby Oval Meet
The next Newby Oval races will be an automobile meet Friday night featuring steam electric and gasoline events plus a free-for-all. Gold medals offer prizes to draw amateurs while autoists from across the state are invited. a state meet could be declared if sufficient entries arrive.
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Newby Oval
Harold Fisher
E. Marketst
Lou Gordon
Carl Fisher
Switch Ordinance and Boundary Fix Referred in Council
The council introduced a second ordinance fixing precinct 15 ward 5 boundaries after the mayor vetoed the first as incorrect. It was sent to the elections committee for careful review. An additional ordinance granting Consolidated coal and lime Co. a Lafayette street switch across Fourteenth Street was read and referred to railroads.
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Ward 5
Committee On Elections
Billingsley
Kern
Consolidated Coal and Lime Company
Lafayette St
Fourteenth-st
Geckler
Board of Works
Megrew
Crall
Committee On Railroads
Injunction Condemned by Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union on Monday night unanimously adopted resolutions denouncing Judge Bakers injunctions against the Donkey printing pressmen of Hammond as too broad and unconstitutional. They call for federal and local laws to curb blanket injunctions and limit federal court power. Henry Friedman resigns from the board to run for council. D L Stoddard elected to vacancy. Bridge and structural iron workers union asks grievance committee to assist with Brown-Ketcham company dispute.
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D. L. Stoddard
Carpenters’ ‘Union
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Brown-Ketcham Company
Ballot order set for school commissioner candidates
The list of candidates for school commissioner on the ballot was arranged by drawing from a hat at a canvassers meeting. The mayor placed the names, Ja cob Buennagle acted for Controller Dunn, and Treasurer Koehne read the sequence as Frederick Schrader and others were listed in order.
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C. W. Moores
H. B. Matthews
A. M. Sweeney
Frederick Schrader
J. A. Haag
Henry Russe
Marie Haslop
C. L. Marlatt
E. E. Nichols
C. B. Stilz
A. B. Thompson
William Grover
L. Payne
C. D. Maxwell
H. C. Sickels
Henry Russell
Jacob Buennagle
Dunn
Buennagle
Koehne
Railroads portfolio shows large investments and bids
The B and O plans two million dollars in bridge improvements from Akron to Chicago. Rumors say the E and T Belt might change hands. August payrolls for the Union railway company rose to eighteen thousand sixteen dollars, the highest since control shifted. A Lackawanna special covered sixty six miles in fifty eight minutes with slowdowns at bridges and three cities. A Lake Shore mail special ran two hundred forty five miles in two hundred sixty eight minutes earning a mile for the trip. A Baltimore syndicate bids eight million dollars for its stake in the Western Maryland railroad, a move the mayor says may be accepted. Attorney Rowland Evans has prepared a supreme court brief in Murphy Hibben and Co. v city over sewer water damage. The lower court upheld the city's demurrer but the brief argues the city cannot contract away liability.
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Lake Shore
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Hayes
Rowland Evans
Supreme Court
Murphy, Hibben & Co
The Sun's Ale Column: Best Salesman Under This Heading
The Sun offers guarantees and results under its ale column promising strong salesmanship. The feature promotes a trusted sales approach associated with the paper.
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SUN
Interesting Small Ads on Page Seven
The reader is urged to scan the seven page for tiny advertisements. These compact liners offer local offers and notices, likely including goods for sale and public announcements.
Indiana Day Observed at Buffalo Pan-American Exposition
Gov Durbin reversed Monday action canceling Indiana Day at the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition. After telegrams from President Milburn and Senators Fairbanks Hanna urging observance, Durbin decided to proceed with the celebration as planned, arranging new hotel, train, and horse displays.
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Indiana
Durbin
Anderson
Cleveland
Wilson
McKinley
Buffalo
Milburn
Fairbanks
Hanna
General McKee in dispute over Maj. Schantz resignation
State officials confirm Maj. A. B. Schantz of the artillery battalion I. N. G. submitted his resignation after a July state encampment dispute with Gen. McKee. Causes are withheld. It is alleged McKee reprimanded Schantz for misfiring artillery at the governor and staff during a brigade review.
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A. B. Schantz
Maj. Schantz
McKee
Company D in Buffalo and parade duties outlined
The Indianapolis light infantry Company D Second infantry arrived in Buffalo at noon and is said to be “doing the exposition right.” They missed the Cleveland train and rode by car to Abner McKinley’s bedside. The unit marched in Rhode Island day parade on Tuesday. A civil service exam for storekeeper gauger in Indiana’s sixth district will be held in Indianapolis on September 30 and in Fort Wayne on October 21. Residents of the district have the advantage. Bass, a Lafayette printer, is noted as foreman of the printing department.
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Indianapolis Light Infantry
Buffalo
Cleveland
Abner McKinley
Civil Service
Internal Revenue District of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Market Pulse Highlights St Paul Strength And Bullish Tone
New York Sept 10 feature notes strong and active buying in St Paul lifting sentiment. Investors expect McKinley’s recovery with a second president’s day from Pan American leader Milburn. Americans trade actively in London while U S steels and Katy issues hold firm. Trade remains bullish on sugar.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
St. Paul
London
United States
Atchison
Knights of Golden Eagle Denounce Anarchy
Union City Indiana September 10 Supreme chief S M Harlan issues a statement repudiating anarchy in any form and condemns Leon Czolgosz actions as utterly abhorrent to the order. He notes a K of G EB pin worn by the assassin and states the group is a fraternal order like the odd fellows and red men.
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Union City
Ind
S. M. Harlan
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Leon Czolgosz
G. EB. Pin
Knights
Harlan
Odd Fellows and
Red Men
McKinley Cousin Dreams of Trouble and Strike Threats
Hartford reports John McKinley, kin of the president, owned a general store at Anthony near Hartford City and dreamed of assassination before McKinley's accident. Washington notes the B and O S W strike is growing serious and may disrupt the system.
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Hartford
City
John McKinley
Anthony
Hartford City
McKinley
Washington, Inc
Incent maids burlesque opens at the Empire without issue
The Empire presents the first performance of incentives maids burlesque Monday. Will Bar tell and Joe Morris headlined with long stage time and encores. The show includes Irish, German, and athletic acts, with Annetta Yale and Rose Carlin trading gibes and the Dam mann troupe closing with acrobats.
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Farmer
Will Bartell
Joe Morris
Mark Bennett
Albert Rich
Madden
Jess
Constance Windom
Annetta Yale
Rose Carlin
Alio
Dammann
J W Oliver Dies After Stroke At Home
J W Oliver aged 61 died suddenly at his home 226 Eden Place after a heart neuralgia and a Monday morning stroke. He was an active Democrat and a member of the Joseph R Gordon post No 1 G As Re.
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J. W. Oliver
Eden Place
Joseph R. Gordon Post
A. Oy
UW J
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J. C. Sipe
North Meridian St
Craig
Washington ST
C.L. Rost
Diamond Merchant
North Wlinois Street
Ohio St. Denison Block
CNR
Taggart
Massachusetts Avenue
Sten
Sporting News
Western Association
Wheeling Matthews
Marion
Hughey
Graffius
Yerkes Guinn
Fies Settee
Herbert
Frickenler
St Louis
Boston
Pana
Seceesvanes
Matthewson and Warner
Murphy and Nichols
Tannehill
Chesbro
Yeager
O'Connor
Duggleby
White
Douglass
Nichols and Kittridge
Sutthoff and
Pietz
Brooklyn
Hason ‘and Kahoe
Kitson and McGuire
RHE
Callahan and Sullivan
Mitchell
Lewis and Schreck
Westhafer
Loogootee
Chamberlain
Neo
Griffith and Sullivan
McGinnity
Bresnahan
Yeager and
Shaw
Elwood
Chas. RK. McKenzie
Louis
the Gadfly
THE
Board OF Trade
Oliver Willard Pierce
Binté
Migs
Beste Prins
Alfred
Bruno
New
Automobile Rac
Akron
Union Railway
Lackawanna
Madras
Percale
H. P. Wasson & CO
ST. Vitus
Indiana Sanitarium
West 16Th Street
R. B. Johnson
Gov. Durbin
Schantz
Bass
Lafayette
Indianapolisecuritie Railways
Ask. Belt
Belt
Awegeeusae
Esssneaee
Indianapolis Street
Ewes
Citizens Street
Union Traction
Banks and Trust Companies
Capital National
Central Trust Company
Columbia National
Indiana Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Indiana National
Indianapolis Improvement
Guaranty and Title Co
Law Building
Indianapolis Cold Storage Home Brewing
Knights OF Golden Eagle
M'Kinley
Feg_VE
Bara Rca Ae Tsg
Dante
Charlie Lincoln
Badger FurNiture Co
Empire
the Empire
Emerson
Sliar
Deuisgh Tailoring GO
W. Wash. St
Rouse & Mayhew
Monument Place
Practical Opticians
Paul E. Hulsan
N. Meridian
I. M. Rowe
Moses Optical CO
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