Old Axsh Gets Even Bee Walloped In Chicago Series
In a muddled account of a Chicago visit, Gumbert and Darling pitched for the Hoosiers while Daily caught. Hines led with a safe hit. Anson, Pfeffer, and Van Haltren produced key runs as Indianapolis and Chicago traded blows, with Chicago rallying in late innings and then being blanked in the eighth. Multiple box-score details follow, noting base hits and errors.
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Cuscaco
Gumbert
Darling
Battery
Seery
Andrews
Anson
Lenny
Ons
Ryan
Chicago Wild
Daffy
Willgmeon
Hises
Baily
Williamson
Srabohy Buros
Breseth
Mr. Beschatuz
Chicago
Bara
van Haltren
Toro
Paulua Hines
Leary Acid Andrews
Danny
Hines
Gilassteeck
Dennip
Jerry
Hessatt
Rusia
Wiliamson
Wes
Rusie
Duffy
Van
Ansen
Tedh
Pfeifer
Williameson
Uta Wes
Bassett
Death
Derboy
Secock
Hooks
Ago Darling
Andrawa
Ibert
Pfaffer
van Helrans
McLeady Gossitors
Loosiers
Gama
Indianapolis
Bloody deed in Dark Corners shocks Texas town
In Paris Texas on September 17 a Mexican named Padre Gouplez boarded with Jeff Brown. Brown alleges Gouplez debauched his wife and 17 year old daughter. Brown found Gouplez asleep and killed him with his gun cutting out his eyes and leaving him to die. Maggots later found in wounds. Gouplez is expected to survive. Also reports eight sailors drowned when a schooner sank off Chincoteague. The body of a captain washed ashore. eight crew were lost. In Cloverfort Kentucky a family was found murdered in their cabin nine miles from town, possibly for small money Beall had. A Washington note claims a Bell monopoly motive behind current telephone agitation as Bell patents expire in 1893.
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Texas
Paris
Padre Gouplez
Jeff Brown
Norfolk
W. Va
Chincoteague Light
Gaston T. Hibbard
Cloverfort
Henry Beall
Beall
Bell
Washington
Drawbaigh
Odd Character at Union Depot Observes Trains
A tall, bearded man in a tattered yellow shirt and rubber coat stands at the Union depot with a barefoot boy, watching trains. He says he lives in Brown county and claims 63 years old, while a gatekeeper quips about past votes. The scene ends as a pursing prod toward the old man’s coat causes a near scuffle.
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Union Depot
Columbus
Keapateng
Aald
Brown County
Brown
Hebry
Old Tippscanoe
Ilva
Pye
Frightive Wreck Kills Two at Taiga Junction
Two passengers died and thirteen injured when an N. I. E. W. passenger train collided with a jumbo engine on a Fallbrook road layover near Taiga Junction Sept 17. The crash, on a descending grade, started a fire and responders from Elmira brought aid. victims included Eugene Daighan, a newsboy, and Harry Oliver of Union New York.
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Tiaga Junction
Fallbrook Road
Eugene Daighae
Harry Oliver
Union
N.Y
Elmira
Freight Crash Kills Three Near Atlanta
A northbound freight on the Georgia Central road collided with a passenger train four miles north of Atlanta just after midnight. The passenger train engineer and fireman, plus a freight brakeman, were killed, with about 15 passengers injured.
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Atlanta
Emmet Draws Crowd With Dog and Child Comedy at Grand
At the Grand, Jon Emmet headlines a new play featuring a dog and a child, with the 5,000 dollar St Bernard appearing in the cast. Critics note strong support and lively performances, though some incongruities in plot and language draw comment from reviewers. The Park Mangan hosts Annie Burton in The Saa of Ice, attracting large audiences, while Dat's Girl earns praise for energy.
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Jon Emmet
Fritz
Emmet
Staris
Collis
Joe
Baron von Wolfenstein
Plinlimmon
St. Bernard
Saa
Ice
Annie Burton
Park
Dati
Guarded by Officers Over Talk of Tanner Prienaa Arrest
Washington dispatch reports intense security as President visits Daar Park cottage. A suspect, described with a bruised breath, caused an incident at the executive mansion before detectives arrested him amid threats linked to Tanner removal and anger among some supporters.
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Titadvissd Prienaa
Tanner-Gue Hain
Washington
Daar Park
White House
Ana
President Favors Indiana Man for Commissionership
Washington Sept 17 news flow shows no breakthrough in the commissionership vacancy. Indiana ex-congressman Gap Brown and ex-Pension agent Poole of Syracuse push claims, while Merrill of Boston and Viaina friendship are noted. The President reportedly favors Gio. Kuellar, amid wide Indiana support and ongoing lobbying.
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Tanner
Mince
Washington
Warners
Gap
Brown
Jintianati
Poole
Syracuse
Aissock
Gun. Merrill
Boston
Viaina
Indiana
Gio. Kuellar
Painted-up Meeting at Denison House Clears Patches
A star chamber meeting of passenger agents occurred at Denison House Tuesday afternoon. D. B. Martin of the Big Pour Barker, Pennsylvania, and Seydon of the L. H. W. & W. attended. It aimed to patch up differences that could draw Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny.
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Denison House
D. B. Martin
Barker
Baisg
Pennsylvania
Seydon
Canadians expel Indians amid church backed drive
A Windipag special reports Principal Grant of Kingston college preached that 1,800 Indians were driven into the United States by the government and Presbyterian missionaries who allegedly teach and practice immorality. The sermon drew attention to a cross border claim linked to Canadian policy and church influence.
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Canada
Curiaco
Windipag
Grant
Ofduaun
Colege
Kingston
United States
Sovernment
Presbyterian
Maevsk Sails to Chicago with Brush on Big Four
Presigent John T. Brush of the Indianapolis hall club traveled to Chicago on the 11:50 Big Four train Tuesday morning. He told a reporter Rosie had done elegant work and he would assess the club’s progress while handling outside business.
Frost Warning From Washington Forecast Tuesday Night
John Frost in Coming reports a dispatch stating frost will occur Tuesday night across Wisconsin Illinois Indiana northwestern Kentucky and northern Missouri as warned by federal authorities.
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John Frost
Count Wippenhans
Washington
Wisconsin
Illinoss
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
U. S. Machinery Exports to Mexico Surge Since 1920s
Washington reports official statistics showing U S machinery shipped to Mexico rose from 162000 to over 4060000 dollars during Savannah years, indicating a sharp postwar export upturn.
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Washington
U. S
Mexico
McGowan Leads for New Jersey Governor Nomination
TRENTON Sept 17 The Republican state convention opened with ex Mayor Frank McGowan appearing to lead the field for the gubernatorial nomination.
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Trenton
N. J
Frank McGowan
Gubernatorios
Railroad auditor confesses embezzling eight thousand dollars
Wasi Saginaw Mich Sept 17 Spl O M Rice auditor of the Saginaw Tuscola Huron railroad has confessed to embezzling eight thousand dollars from the company.
Court dismisses suit and local notices in Tuesday actions
A string of Tuesday events includes Kata Harter’s suit dismissal in Judge Taylor’s court, Castleton firewater license denial by county commissioners, James H. King restored to sanity and removed from guardianship in Judge Howe’s court, and Frank P. Blair’s arrest on fugitive horse thief charges from Chicago. Metropolitan police aid association filed articles in Indianapolis. Railroad transfer company articles list 6699 capital stock. Soldiers parade to Chattanooga veterans reunion. Seventh Presbyterian church hosts a 50s period entertainment at Virginia Ave rink with a small admission fee.
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Kata Harter
Ir Barter
Railroad Travefer Company
Gov. Hovey
Chattanooga
Virginia Ave
Beaucnonin Price of Funerals Leads with Cheap City Rates
Frank Bird's transfer always in the lead to give the public cheap prices with the best turn-outs in the city. All south yards two dollars per carriage. Crown Hill two dollars fifty cents. County office Bates Bouse ladies entrance, or tel 534.
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Beaucnonin
Frank Bird
Crown Hill
Cty
Bates Bouse
Politicking and Primaries Stir Tomlicausu Mayoral Race
A chaotic political notice from Mou Gay night details delegates chosen to the great unsashed ata meryoraity convention at Tomlicausu. It reports candidates for mayor and clerk, factional lines, and committee activity including absence of Chairman Bidgen. It notes primary results, nominations for council, and a Prohibition angle with Gen. Fick denying desertion and pledging to vote the ticket.
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Tuesdey
Tsea Fnr
Bidgen
Perrot
Jiconte
Cau
Tom
Bud
John
Washington-et
Dixon
Mr. Taffe
Eilent
Budia
Rumatiz
Bea
Washington Gossip Narrows In Service and Society
Wa shington dispatches note Kaesop Washington Walls may become Russian minister while Halford nears health. Huston plans trip to Coanoers ville. Margaret Blaine to wed Walter Dam rosch near 90, with Senator Voorhees leasing a residence for hosting. A Chicago conscience-stricken man returns 200 to treasury. British syndicate agent eyes grocers to influence foreign interests. Essex Porter’s absence worries, Tanner successor chatter, Chinese minister admonishes liaisons for attaches and young ladies.
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Kaesop
Towe
Halford
Huston
Coanoersville
Margaret Blaine
Walter Damrosch
Senator Voorhees
Miss Voorhess
Strickn
Chicago
Treasury
Essex Porter
Admiral Porter
Ten
Lagitime
Maj
Warner
G. S. Merrill
Massachusetts
Tanner
Kuefler
K. Washington
Inter state commerce case opens with Bates trial notes
A federal hearing of the Interstate Commerce Commission opened in a U S courtroom Tuesday morning. Five commissioners behind the bench heard cases including Harvey Bates and Harvey Bates Jr alleging Pennsylvania lines discriminated against corn products. Witnesses described rate and water-competition disputes affecting mills in Indianapolis and Louisville.
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
U. S
Llo
Wisa
Jude Cooler
Secretery Moceley
Brage
Alabama
Bragg
Quintetis
Hiss-Heads
Veasy
Henzelimnitneg Ce
St. Louis
St Louis
Allen & Terre Haute Retraad
le. Parker
Aed Pr
Raed
Oona
Esid
Cass
Chas. H. Brownell
Waethington Court House
Pennsylvania
Monoa
Bip
Brecke
Cooley
B.D. Mattingly
Wonisville
Pennsylvania Company
Trabue
Sam Small
C. H. Gideon
Legislator Curtis
Garth
Touisville
Louisville
Indianaapops
Harvey Bates
Harvey Bates, Jr
Bates
New York
Parker
Ketcham
Estes
Brook
Lord Dundreary
Courtroom chaos and mayor seek action on Meridian viaduct
In a tense session a judge and crowd heard a drunken row with Miss Dana and Miss Duon, a cow case, and a fight in Stucke's saloon. Mayor Denny pressed Union Railway for action on Meridian Street viaduct, threatening to tear tracks and sue if not resolved by Oct 10. A South American delegation celebration budget was approved. Huff and Patterson agreed to a duel setup after a pending conference.
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Denny
Union Railway Company
Meridian St
Ingalls
McCrea
Trusler
Taylor
Illinois
Union Station
Trusier
Peck
International American Congress
Cummings
Isaac
Work Resumed at Victoria and West India docks
Loxpon Sept 17 reports all disturbances among deck laborers ended and work fully resumed on the Victoria and West India docks with no further molestation of black Jegs by strikers. The Blind Gadders is late. Pineville Ky Sept 17 reports two militia companies guarding the judge at Harlan Courthouse and declares all quiet so far.
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Loxpon
Victoria and West India Docks
Typhoia Epideme Praevitee Ravages City
Ky September 17 reports a typhoid fever epidemic straining doctors as they fail to treat all patients. The article notes widespread illness and lists local shop names such as Watches big bargains and Comstock on 28E Washington.
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Carsing Great Hayochere
Woman's Queer Ways and a Curious Child Tale
A sensational Erie Pa item recounts Kittie, courting Michael Mulroy, claiming pregnancy and a child’s birth that dies soon after, with Mulroy and carpenter Joseph fostering disbelief. Also described is Aughinbaugh Newberry township's girl, whose vision makes letters print upside down and stairs appear to rise, fixed by special glasses.
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Barnishuga
Sant
Newberry Township
York
Aughinbaugh
Ursyard
Ahs
Katie
Tutti-frutti Gum Chewing Contest in New York
A New York event titled Tutti-frutti club staged a gum chewing contest on a Saturday night drawing about two thousand male spectators and fifteen thousand tickets. Fifteen boxes of tutti-frutti were chewed by finalists, with a single winner receiving a gold watch for chewing twelve bars at once.
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New York
Ita
Belroom
Hach
Prominent New York families bound by elopement tale
A New York architect’s son Henry Lotfiler Jr. aged 20 traveled west to end an alliance with a New Yorker’s wife. She left her husband and child and followed him, rooms taken on Washington Ave as man and wife. The father arrived to force separation, found the woman and girl, but not the youth, and threatened exposure. He claimed the woman was the wife of a wealthy New Yorker. He seeks his son’s return.
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Bayor
Ertort Etriv
BleMerrick
Orion
McMerrick
Hizzoner
Gotis
Mlorein Les Gay
Hloreineput
Miss Duon
Hersel
Miss Dann
Caburn
Miss Dana
Ie Mayer
Coor
Columbia-aley
Darktesa
Bartley
James Gordon
Charles Weiland
Stucke
Gordon
Benry
Sv. Louis
New York
Henry Lotfiler, Jr
New Yorker
Washington Ave
Henry Looffler, Sr
Hinsop
Wiss Seely Suspected in Diamond Theft Scheme
In New York on September 17, Kate Seely was jailed as authorities target a plot involving herself and 30 others accused of cramping scams. The scenario began when she visited Mrs. McNamee on business, caused alarm, and fled with a diamond ring and other valuables after nursing a staged illness. Investigators say the suspect used cramps to disguise thefts at multiple residences.
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Wiss Seely
New York
Kate Seely
McNamee
Satie
Successful Pickling At Chas e Kuhn's 43 WN LL-st
A note highlights pickling success using pure cider vinegar and pure spices at Chas e Kuhn's located at 43 WN LL-st, promising quality and traditional methods.
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Chas.e
Kuhn's
Ll-St
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