Sore Defeat at Athletic Park in Indianapolis
About 1,600 fans witnessed the season finale as Philadelphia faced Indiana at Athletic Park. Key moments featured Schoeneck and Irwin miscues, Delhanty and Clements contributing uprisings, and a string of runs by both teams through the innings. Final lines show Philadelphia nine hits to Indianapolis four, with many errors and late scoring in extras.
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Seery
Bassett
Glasscock
Bastian
Blank
Delhanny
Clements
Sanders
Mulvey
Denny
Irwin
Schoeneck
Hoosier McGeachy
Farrar
Daily
Healy
Wood
Hines
Andrews
Delhanty
Short
McGeachy
Black
Andrewa
Hoosier Glasscock
McGeachy Pee Stoee Penomnenk
Hoosier Daily
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Tosianapolis
Grim work of death The End to Not Yet-Female Nurses Needed
Jacksonville reports rapid yellow fever deaths with 118 new cases and 14 deaths raising totals to 1,582 cases and 19 percent mortality. North and Hendersonville stories note nurse shortages, refugee movements, and conflicting local reports, while Birmingham's Dr Webb touts bio electricity treatment and a recovery after electric application.
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Atlanta
Hendersonville
McEmphis
Tenn
Natchez
Louisvile
Decatur
Washington
Hamilton
Camp Perry
John Webb
Birmingham
Peters
Webb
Hosaes
Trouble Over Gold Discoveries Spark Boundary Feud
Reports from AWA Ontario dated September 22 describe valuable gold finds on the Yonkan river along the Alaska boundary within Canadian territory. American officers dispute the claim, fearing trouble as the boundary remains unclearly surveyed and national lines are unsettled. Authorities urge caution while surveying progresses.
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Kanada
United States
Awa
Ont
Yonkan
Alaska
M Gills Slayer George Turnage Arrested and Admits Crime
George Turnage, a 25 year old North Carolina man living in this city, was arrested by Capt. Campbell for the murder of William McGill after Meade and two girls identified him and Turnage admitted striking McGill. He claimed self defense with a bare fist and that McGill walked away drunk toward the corner. three accomplices were also found and corroborated parts of the story.
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William McGill
Campbell
George Turnag
North Carolina
Paul H. Krauss
Krauss
Turnage
South Alabama-st
Higgs
S. New Jersey St
Myla Howard
Bradshaw-st
Meade
Kranas
Alvordst
Howard
Sun
New Jersey
Virginia-ave
McGill
Smith’s
Wasington and
Alabama-sts
Washington St
Divorce Complaints Rise in Superior Court
Mrs Mamie Ellis files for divorce from Roscoe R Ellis citing long term cruelty including bed confinement and a chloroform attempt. She seeks child custody and an injunction to keep the child within the court's jurisdiction as judges hear multiple separations.
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Mamice Ellis
Mamie Ellis
Roscoe R. Ellis
Superior Court
Hillis
Hows
Sarah Cornwell
Lewis Cornwell
Gresh
Taylor
Elizabeth J. Kortpeter
Henry Kortpeter
Henry
Judge Walker
Sarah H
George Wilson
Nancy S
John Cook
J. D
Belle Brown
Traveling salesmen visit Harrison with band from Chicago
About 500 traveling men and salesmen from Chicago arrived over the Big Four Saturday afternoon to see Harrison. The second regiment band of Chicago, 40 musicians, accompanied them.
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Chicago
Big Four
Harrison
Windy City
A Queer Case Of Bigamous Marriages In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a striking probate court case centers on a woman calling herself Elton C. Davis from Ireland. Her attorney claims her maiden name was Hoffey and alleges two bogus marriage licenses. Davis, a retired capitalist, is accused of fathering her two children and keeping her in his home while denying marriage. Society reacts with shock as suspicions of blackmail arise.
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Cincinnati
Elton. C. Davis
Snyder
Hoffey
Ireland
N. C. Davis
Davis
Squire McLaughlin
Clackmail
A Featureless Realty Market Summary
A quiet week in real estate with sixty eight transfers totaling 84 312 46 dollars. Most dealings involved under 1000 dollars while permits totaled 23 000 with an average of 976 dollars. F L Gobbost plans a 3000 dollar house at Parke avenue and Eleventh street and C Piper a 2800 dollar home on Garfield avenue near Lincoln avenue.
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F. L. Gobbost
Miss Bruce Insanity Inquest Resumes With Withdrawal Spark
The inquest into Miss Sarah Bruce's sanity resumed on Saturday morning. Dr. Walker sought to withdraw after objecting to the commission as prejudiced. If he withdrew, another physician would be needed. Justices Feibleman and Smock noted the need for a new commission. Dr. Herod was recalled to testify while Louis Holweg testified that Miss Bruce appeared irrational.
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Miss Bruce
Sarah Bruce
Dr. Walker
Hodges
Walker
Feibleman and Smock
Herod
Louis Holweg
Trains to Bine River Park Tomorrow Schedule
Trains to Bine River Park depart at 8 a m and 1 p m with return at 6 p m Last picnic of the season offering a variety of refreshments Round trip fare in cents
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Bine River Park
Journal Ends Its Rat Office Era With Union Settlement
The Indianapolis Journal reaches a settlement with the typographical union ending its status as a so called rat office. Terms include replacing foreman William H. Kaylor with an International union member and possible non unionist departures, plus a five year arbitration based rule. Prohibitionist speaker Helen Gougar and Anna Dickinson are noted for upcoming appearances as political maneuvering continues.
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Indianapolis Journal
New & Son
Printers’ Union
Mr New
International Union
Kaylor
A Tough Crowd at Saturday Court Arraignments
A deaf twelve year old, Johnny Cline, faced burglary charges as officers linked him to nightly thefts at Montgomery and Craig’s grocer y. Five accomplices were held but released when the grocers declined prosecution. Separate cases involved assault, pickpocketing, and petty fines as police and townsfolk clashed with train passengers.
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Sorters
Montgomery & Craig’s
E. Georgia St
Young Cline
Phil Stone
John Hall
Joe Mason
Lewis
Chicago
Lebanon
Thomas Lester
Fairgrounds
Henry Goings
Walter L. Pressel
Lizzie Mason
William Young
Fair Ground
Edward J. Flack
John Edwards
Bill Poster
Washington St
John
Death of William McGill After Assault by Two Men
William McGill died from brain concussion after an assault by two men Thursday night at the corner of Alabama and Washington. His brother-in-law learned of the death and arranged burial for Saturday. Police claim progress identifying suspects. post mortem held Saturday.
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William McGill
Alabama
Washington Sts
Litton
Terrible Floods Sweep Away Towns and Kill Many
From Mapa dated September 22 reports describe devastating floods in Almeria. Heavy rainfall caused rivers to overflow, destroying villages and drowning several people. Losses run into hundreds of thousands of pounds.
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Mapa
Almeria
Sullivan Recovers and Returns to Reason After Illness
Boston September 22 Sullivan is recovering and is now in his right mind after several weeks of illness. He has been given a severe temperance lesson.
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Boston
Sullivan
Troublesome figure Ammon arrested in bone theft case
In Trouble Again New York Sept 22 Spl Bob Ammon once a Pittsburg strike leader is under arrest for misappropriating 5000 dollars worth of U S bones entrusted by Emily Mead sister of Chicago confidence man.
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New York
Bob” Ammon
Pittsburg
U.S
Emily Mead
Chicago
Bound Over for Counterfeiting in Washington Street Case
Geo Washington, a Black man, was arrested for passing counterfeit nickels at a butcher shop on 175 East Washington Street. He was bound over for grand jury action by Commissioner Van Ur en in the sum of $209.
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Geo. Washington
E. Washington Sr
van Uren
Gas and Steam Fitters to Meet at City Hall Hall Saturday Night
Gas and steam fitters of the city plan a Saturday night meeting at their hall to discuss union matters. The article also notes the baseball season closing in Indianapolis Saturday with a 3 30 game time, Shrevewall to pitch for the Hoosiers and Gleason or Sanders for the Phillies. A scare at the fair grounds amphitheater occurred Friday afternoon when someone yelled fire after seeing a sudden stove fire flash. Readers are urged to check local ads for building and loan associations with notices on page two and four under specific headings.
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Indianapolis
Shreve
Hoosiers
Gleason
Sanders
Phillies
Fairgrounds
Fae Sun
Star Association
Railroad War Ticket Deals Announced By J. B. & W.
The J B W line sells Kansas City tickets at $10.80 with all points west $9.50 off and Ocala QO, return for $4. St Louis and Cleveland routes priced at $6 for return. Call at city office, 193 South Twin… street.
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Points West
Ocala QO
St. Louis
Cleveland
City Pie Offic
South Twinols Atreeh
A Husband’s Cruel Life Beset a Widow in New York
A sensational 19th century report describes Joseph Holmes, editor at the Journal of Commerce, living as a bachelor while keeping his wife Elizabeth Holmes and their three children in hiding. She killed herself after years of separation, with Holmes denying wrongdoing and claiming she bore him a child. Neighbors and relatives note no prior signs of trouble as the coroner confirms the children would be cared for.
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New York
Elizabeth Holmes
Joseph Holmes
Journal of Commeree
Herkimerst
Holmes
Gay
Mise
Helen Louise Peters
Samuel Peters
Herktmerst
Ned
Mrs. Holmes
Brooklyn
Joseph
Secretary Bayard Withholds Cablegram Text on Treaty Rejection
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Bayard refuses to divulge the text of cablegrams announcing the rejection of the treaty by Ching. The message, dated September 24, is not released to the public, leaving lawmakers awaiting further details on diplomatic negotiations.
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Bayard
Mum
Washington
Ching
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