Baseball Brotherhood Plans Stir Indianapolis Club Chief
President Brush of the Indianapolis baseball club, sporting a three day growth and an empty stomach, declines to confirm Brotherhood plans to control the game. He cites no winter league move before the meeting and notes players doubt the Brotherhood can succeed. New pitcher Fea from Carbondale, Pa, joins in Philadelphia. Gotzein injures his arm, while the team awaits practice grounds and reports.
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Brush
Indianapolis
Sos
Lis
Azea
Brotherhood
Mr. Brash
East
Emetmen
League
Fea
Carbondale
Philadelphia
Rosie
Hie
Getzein
PittsmUrp
Tha Cray
Enial
Bahur
Bray
Parrner Forced Out by Demand of Morrison
In Agago on September 14 a special dispatch reports that Indian official Tanner received a letter claiming the resignation was demanded by Morrison. The letter asserts he did not resign until the president and Marshal Ransiall pressed for it. He allegedly refused a marshalship offer for the southern district of New York and criticizes Secretary Noble and Busby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
AGAGO
Wperal Tanner
Marshal Ransiall
Alleg
Moran Killed by Trains Near Goshen Bridge
State dispatch reports engineer Moran of the W. and M. company killed when a cow obstructed a Mitchell to Goshen track near Goshen Friday. He veered the throttle to stop the engine, train jumped forward, struck Mrs. Cow, derailed, crossed a bridge on the ties, and halted just before another train and passengers rolled down a high air.
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Wim. Moran
Mitchell
Goshen
Cow
Dararosch and Blaine Engage in Mackan News
In Baycor Maine on September 14, it is understood Walter J. Dararosch son of the late orchestra conductor and Miss Margaret Blaine are engaged.
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Nother Blaine Nagerement
Baxcor, Me
Walter J. Dararosch
Margaret Blaine
Colored convention in Toledo sparks race tensions and protests
Report outlines a planned Black convention in Toledo canceled amid political faction disputes. It recalls ongoing race clashes in Dexter Missouri over Black workers, notes armed farmers facing procurement troubles, and cites ministerial attendance at a national convention. The Memphis Avalanche denounces white violence, calls for justice, and mentions southern resistance to Black political power. State agriculture board to offer discounted fair tickets to merchants.
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Toledo
Columbus Post
Foraker
Dexter
Missouri
Zion Church
R. T. Hoffman
Tabernacle
R. L. Williams
North Indianapolis
J. Jackson
Calvary
M. W. Gilbert
Corinthian
J. W. Muse
New Bethel
W. G. Johnoeon
Olivet
Memphis
South
Colored preachers from the South fear trouble at Rome
Delegates from Mississippi and Alabama warn they face threats of violence on returning home after fiery speeches at the Baptist Foreign Mission Convention. Leaders urge restraint while others advocate armed response. The meeting discussed Congo trade, missionary cooperation, and Christian giving as duties amid tensions.
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Rome
Baptist Foreign Mission Convention
Second Baptist Church
SUN
Mississippi
Pastor Booth
Alabama
Selma
Tova
Georgia
G. Tf. Walker
Augusta
H. J. Burpe
Congo
Harrison
Carl Steckleman
Lux
New England
A.C. Chichen
Louisiana
C. Q. Booth
Africa
W. W. Colley
Dr. Day
American Baptist Missionary Union
Boston
Foreign Mission Convention
R. T. Pollard
There Is a Race War in Dexter Missouri
A farmer named Williams with 75 armed men has defied warnings to discharge hired labor. Four hundred supporters pledge to drive him from a farm near town, with sentries guarding day and night as tensions rise and a violent clash seems likely.
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Dexter Mo
Williams
Terrible Fleees Surround Towns by Forest Fire Smoke
Forest fires burn through the region enveloping towns in smoke as residents face near suffocation and distress. Special reports from Frederickton and Mockton, New Brunswick warn that surrounding flames threaten those communities while fire companies struggle to contain the blazes.
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Flantiex
Basuor
Frederickton
Mockton
N. B
Teacher fatally beaten by parents in Cullman county
In Cullman county on Sunday Hey. FE. R. Walls, a county school teacher, was fatally beaten by the parents of some of his pupils who accused him of brutal whipping. The Siler children Edith Willie and Clarence were placed under guardianship as their father fled to avoid arrest and the mother neglected them. No appearance by the alleged wrongdoers prevented the guardianship petition.
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Birmingham
Ala
Cullman
FE. R. Walls
Walls
Edith
Willie
Clarence Siler
Cisment
Martha Siler
Malott Ave
Board of Children’s Guardians
Devastating East Coast Storm Strikes Atlantic Coast
New York dispatch reports a ferocious hurricane last, with 2.21 inches of rain in 24 hours and widespread damage from Spruce Street to Atlantic City. Vessels suffered as the City of Rome avoided collision, the Knickerbocker plunged, and the Geerlermunde ashore near AC. The steamer Atlanta survived, while famine loomed at Atlantic City and other bayside resorts as life-saving crews raced to aid crews and passengers. John Sandera died of heart disease amid the panic.
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New York
Spruce St
Tribune
Indianola
Galveston
Tex
Lenss
Rome
Knickerbocker
Atlantic City
Savannah
New Castle
Del
Maryland
Delaware
Jersey
Keaner
Atlanta
John Sandera
Gossip on superstition and railway tramps in theater and travel
The piece blends tales of stage superstition in Hoyt's A Brass Monkey with anecdotes about actors fearing red amulets and a yellow clarinet. It then shifts to railroad life, recounting tramps hitching rides, brakemen's methods for handling stowaways, and a dramatic sleeper-car incident near Greensburg.
Coburn 18 The Man Booms What Were Born Only to Wither-Coburn W sired Upon- Wa fle
Republican politics ran hot on Saturday as mayoral nominees loomed. Booms for Charles L. Holstein and W H Craft surfaced while Gen John Coburn drew a large delegation urging him to accept the nomination. Coburn pledged to run if asked, promising personal sacrifice for the party. Delegates begin lining up Coburn and Taffe for city offices as Ward 1 and Ward 25 align with GOP strength. A new mayoral name, Billy Herod, surfaced with early support, while Harvey Stout urged timely gathering at Tomason hall to organize.
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Coburn
Charles L. Holstein
Chicara
W. H. Craft
Gev
John Coburn
John B. Blam
John R. Pearson
Gen. Coburn
Parker
Miles
Bowlus
B.S. Poster
Taffe
Granville
Wright
Yard
Gen. Toeier
CCO
D. B. Feiblemaan
Secret Societies Split United Brethren Church Report
Dr D C Darling reports on a Sugar Grove conference split over secret societies. In May 140 of 153 delegates voted to remove the anti secret society plank, but 18 seceded with 5900 followers. Suits over Sugar Grove church property follow, with bishops and presiding elders reassigned.
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United Brethren Church
D. C. Darling
First
Sugar Grove
Hancock County
Darling
Sun
Morgan Effair
York
Weyte
White River
Williamabore
Bishhop &. P
Red Beetle In Wheat Sparks State Pest Report
Secretary Heron of the state board of agriculture received a bottle of wheat containing hundreds of small red bugs. Purdue University confirms the insect as a brown beetle named Sylvanus Surnianensis. Experts advise cleaning grain thoroughly and burning chaff to prevent spread.
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Heron
State Board of Agriculture
F. M. Webster
Purdue University
Webbster
Webster
Gigantic Robbery Charges Sugar Trust Profits Rise
M O Conner tells a SON reporter that the sugar trust profits are enormous and consumer prices rise. He cites last year granulated sugar at 72 cents per pound with 24 cent profit, now 81 cents yielding 13 cent gain, and raw sugar costs 63 cents for 96 percent centrifugals then and now.
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M. O’conner
Sugar Trust
Pickling Success Told In Pure Cider Vinegar And Spices
A note praises successful pickling using pure cider vinegar and spices, mentioning Rowing but the best at Chas J Kuhn's with a 49 Ist reference, reflecting a local advert or recipe tip.
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J. Kuhn
Ist
Frank Landon Attempted Suicide at Luterde
Frank Landon of 65 Arch St employed at Geisendorff's woolen taills attempted suicide Friday evening by morphine after returning home from supper. His wife, alarmed by his appearance and a spill of paper, saw him drink a morphine solution bought at Carter's drug store on St Clair and Massachusetts. He was found in bed and later rushed to care. doctors feared for his recovery as of Saturday morning.
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Frank Landon
Luterde
Archst
Geisendorff
Fie
Carter
St. Clairst
Massachusetts-ave
Landon
Garyer
Hoosiers Friday Game Called Off By Rain In Philadelphia
Wet Friday weather canceled the Hoosiers scheduled Friday game. Two games planned for Saturday discussed but not finalized. Boston and Cleveland split a rain shortened twin bill, with one game cut by darkness and a second completed with different scorelines. Dr. Frisby S. Newcomer dies at Lake Bluff Ind, age about sixty, a physician noted for long service and Civil War medical duties.
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Hoosiers
Philadelphia
Junkers
Boston
Cleveland
Radbourne
Ganzel
Beatin
Sutcliffe
Bennett
Gruber
Zraimer
Washington-Pittsburg
New York- Chicago
Reaveamer
Frisby S. Newcomer
Lake 3Luf
Ind
P. H. Jameson
Sun
Newcomer
University of Parmaylvania
Medical Directors Headquarters
Arsenal
Deaf and Damn Asylum
Bismarck Foot in It as Austria Faces Rebel Risk
Vienna report notes Italy will not recognize Kossuth amid widespread unrest in Austrian slave regions. Authorities fear continued defiance by Gieplayed and Biemare could push eastern Austria toward rebellion and alignment with Russia against England and Germany.
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Bismarck
Viena
Kossuth
Austria
Italy
Russia
England
Germany
City Convention Set After Democratic Meeting
The Democratic city committee met at its headquarters at Market and Tennessee streets and decided to hold the city convention at Tomlinson Hall next Tuesday evening. Primaries will be held in the wards Monday night. Murder in New York as tool maker F W Gisswine shot in his office by Abrtian Bayhle after dispute over a patent and money.
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Tis
Democratic City Committee
Corner Market
Tenneseeesste
Tomlinson Hall
New York
F. W. Gisswine
Sko’etock
Marning
Abr
Etian Bayhle
Deyhle
Gesswine
Geeawine
Deshia
Indiana Rain Warmer Forecast For Indianapolis Area
The forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity the next 24 hours ends at 3 p m shows fair weather with light rain expected nowhere else. Temperatures rise slightly with milder conditions projected through the period.
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Indiana
Indianapeta
Workhouse releases 11 prisoners in one day record
A Saturday morning release freed eleven inmates marking the largest single-day count. Additional items note utility rate agreements, a Presbyterian church project, and various local legal actions including divorces, court orders, and municipal notices amid a busy county scene.
SHE'LL STEAL HORSES The Strange Career of Etta Robbing
Winnrecup West Virginia Sept 14 A sensational life of 17 year old Etta Robbing beguiles readers with four horse thefts and two jailbreaks. She traveled hundreds of miles at night slept in river caves and swam rivers to escape pursuers. Born near Marietta she came to Kanawha County two years ago visiting brothers. She rode a horse forty miles across wild country and was captured after attempting to swim the Ohio River. Authorities pursued across backwaters and canoes but she evaded until captured near Glenwood. Her restless youth and ingenuity charmed jailers and she awaits trial with a strong effort to spare her conviction.
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Winnrecup
W. Va
Etta Robbing
Niles
Marietta
Adison
Kanawha
Hita
Thomas Mandly
Etta
Satt Creek
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Kim
Matt
Chimsney
Dandley’s
Eral Niles
Lewis Lesley
Glenwood
Ohio
Puna ‘'Y
Rand Loo
Melton
Dr. Carpenter
Ans
Eureka Detective Agency
Charleston
Alf. Burnett
Devon
Siugle
Cronin case revived as missing instruments found
In Chicago Cariaco on September 13 the Globe extra reports the Cronin case revival. It states missing medical instruments have been located and Ed Spellman, Clan na Gael delegate from Peoria, has supplied prosecution with exchanges between himself and Beggs. An Irish clerk tied to Burke's box also surfaced. Four more arrests expected.
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Cariaco
Cronin
Globe Extra
Ed. Spellman
Clan-na-Gael
Peoria
Beggs
Baen
Ireland
Marshall, Field & Co
Saturning
Burke's Box
Sunset Cox Buria Funeral Draws Large Crowd in New York
The Sunset funeral in Buria New York drew a large crowd and featured a sermon by Dr. Talmage described as eloquent. The item notes auctions and bargains, including watches and various price cuts, with city turnout details and carriage rates across South yards Crown Hill and related city office charges.
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Sunset Cox Buria
New York
Talmage
Frank Bird
Crown Hill
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Rudolph Gleseing
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Taylor
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Blair
Judgs Howland
John Asterman
Sample Leftin
Charles J. Many
Willard J. Sanford
Leroy S. Heathorne
Damapres
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Charles Jordan
Clark & McGanley
Dudes Howe
James Gordon
Raftery
Davis
Baceille
Charley Weiland
Hiram Park
John Goodnough
Samuel Rodenberger
Western Union Telegraph Company
W. H. Talbott
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Hamilton County
Evanhoe
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Rexford
Hrminie
Queen Wilson
Clancey
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Kew
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