Hoosiers Edge Millers In Scrappy Cobden Medal Bit
Friday’s Orleans game between Indianapolis and Minneapolis ended two runs to one in favor of Indianapolis after a ninth inning rally. Foreman umpired, imitating past umpires with chants as crowd watched a tense, error prone affair. Errors by Flynn and Metz aided Minneapolis while a sun glare on Perri Werden’s eye in the ninth decided the outcome.
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Indianapolis
Minneapol
Frank
Foreman
Marks
Brennan
Waskell
Sheridan
Minneapolis
Flynn
Metz
Perri Werden
A.B.R
Hogriever
Hatz Lf
McFarland
Alen
Hickey
Beyden
Als
Minne “Apolis
A.b.or
Davis
Wee
Carey
Werden
Sh Alesae
Smith
Pews Preston
Rf Wee
Dixon
Tichio
Fisher
Hart
Poy
Scott
Hari
Allen
Abbotticnin
Waddell
Philadelphia
Miller ‘Nance
South Bend
Millers
Hoosiers
Chicago
Chicago Unions
Auburn Parks
Louisville
Buck Freeman
Washingtons
Baseball Talk Highlights Scott and Comiskey in St. Paul Dispatch
The St Paul Dispatch notes Scott’s rare smile in a Western league game and praises Charles Comiskey’s management. It recalls injuries that weakened Minneapolis and predicts the season’s final park game. It cites Guese as Tigers hopeful, Sally leading St Paul batting with .311, and Spencer Waverly pitcher breaking an arm.
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Scott
Heydon
Baptist
Wilmot
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Menefee
Billy Bagan
Detroit
Sage Wilmot
Andrews
Smith
Werden
Nance
St. Paul
Charles Comiskey
Mack
Maurning
Allen
Tebeau
St. Paul Dispatch
Brighton Beach
Kansas City Star
Fort Wayne
Ind
Guese
Tigers
Sally
Hart
Geier
Houtz
Fisher
Isbell
Spies
Vaughn
Shu- Sart
Kato
Denzer
Fricken
Patterson
Spencer
Waverly
Greenfie
Reserved Em All Season Preparations For Next Baseball Team
President Golt drafts claim list for next season confirming retention of current squad. He announces Foley of Newport and Dobbs of Wheeling as new additions. Team plans to travel to Chicago Sunday, play the Chicago Unions, then disband.
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Golt
Foley
Newport
Dobbs
Wheeling
Chicago
Chicago Unions
Allen
Hartzril
Wickey
McFarland
Nevrton
Flynn
Indianapal
Marion
Paulding
Boxers and bouts pace Chicago Sporting Scene
Jack O Bri a defeats Tommy Tracy in Chicago after six rounds. Ernest Roeber billed as fake wrestler to face Sharkey in a limited bout with a $1000 stake. Billy Munidoon claims height advantage over McCoy by ten pounds. Oscar Gardner demands 116 pound clash with McGovern while McGovern tours with a show and eyes January bout with George Dixon. Tam McGovern seeks match with Will Curley at 118 pounds. George E Smith laments heavy losses after Sheepshead Bay meeting. Kid McPartland defeats Otto Sieloff in 25 rounds at Broadway Athletic Club with late rally and sharp left.
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Ernest Roeber
Sharkey
Sailor
Billy Munidoon
McCoy
Saves
Oscar Gardner
McGovern
Terry McGovern
George Dixon
Will Curley
Palmer
England
Tam
George E. Smith
Pittsburg
Sheepshead Bay
Filipina junta makes peace push in Vienna
London dispatch reports the Filipina junta working quietly in European capitals with progress only in Vienna where the Austrian government has offered to use its offices for peace talks involving Agomakie.
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London
Vienna
Agomakie
One on Clint Hare at the Park Racing Meet
The article describes a busy park scene with many rigs and racing fans. It names movers like Clint Viare and Will Roth, notes a mystery around a starter bell, and highlights horses such as Anna I Sleepy Dan and Akela with explanations for their names. Fast heats feature Minnie L and Grandma, Orange Wilson wins in 2:29 class, and upcoming schedule notes a state fair pause.
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Chas. Congerman
Will Roth
Minnie L
Grandma
Old Lady
F. J. Jacobs
Sleepy Dan
Akela
Akrela
Clint Viare
Ewell
Anna I
J. C
Frank Jacobs
Mann
Major
Black Bess
Fisher
Orange Wilson
Zoo Zoo
Charlie Boy
Mike L
Escape from Ludlow Street Jail by Postal Robbery Trio
Charles Allen escaped from Ludlow Street jail on July 4 1880 with accomplices Joseph Nilloran and Harry Russell who had been jailed for post office robberies. Allen seized keys from Keeper Schneer and the trio walked out locking doors behind them. The government had offered a $3000 reward for their capture.
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New York
Charles Allen
Germany
Ludlowst
Joseph Nilloran
Harry Russell
Allen
Schneer
I Killiran
Hassell
Davitt Defends Dreyfus Verdict Amid UK Sympathy Debate
London reports a letter from Michael Davitt defending the Dreyfus verdict and criticizing English sympathy. He argues no civilized country could plot against a petty officer by powerful French military chiefs. Cramp of Cramp Shipbuilding cites English influence causing yard discontent as an attack on American industry.
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London
Michael Davitt
Dreyfus
Oo Davitt
England
America
Florence Maybrick
Cramp
Philadelphia
Edward S. Cramp
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Triday
Opening of Indianapolis High School
Pupils will report on Monday September 18 in assigned rooms for first day. 8:30 a.m. 12 A and 12 B in room B 11 A in room C 11 B in room D 10 A in room E 1 p.m. 10 B in room K 3 A in room B 9 B in the assembly hall.
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Indianapolis High School
Indianapolis
S. T. Rover
Sousa
Ued
Battle of the Breeds
Reward for Catarrh Cure Promises One Hundred Dollars
A historical testimonial fragment offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure claims and cites J Cheney Co Toledo and others endorsing Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The garbled text mentions years of business dealings and trust in financial obligations, with several corrupted names and places.
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Hall
J. Chraen
Dewey Celebration Route Tickets Sold for Sept Sept 20 to Oct 1
In Washington on September 30 and October 1 1899 plans call for a Dewey Celebration along the Big Four route with round trip tickets priced at 21.35 dollars good for return until October 6. Chas T Whiteett undertaker 531 N Meridian St lists shopware and second hand goods and plans for route events.
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Washington, D. C
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