Brotherhood Baseball Scheme Under Fire In Press Debate
Chicago Sunday Tribune story on a claimed brotherhood syndicate prompts denials from Jobo B. Day NY team president and John Ward, who call the plan a fake tied to outsiders. Both deny knowledge of any lease on Polo Grounds and anticipate possible grievances to present to the league this fall.
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Brotherhood Baseball Syndicate
SUN
Jobo B. Day
New York
Grand Hotel
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Uas
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Lao New York Press
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Chicago Tribune
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Peatwaster Varn Cott
Pretty Sin Bill Exposed In City Court Mayhem
In Mayor Denny’s police court three youths faced charges as Captain Campbell kept order while Prosecutor Wright shuffled through cases. Dora Henderson faced theft and prostitution charges but was released on commitment after agreeing to plead guilty to the latter. Dobbins and Tootsy Taylor were fined or found guilty in separate incidents, and a dramatic scene unfolded when Judge Franklin charged the box as Ahin sat in Orton’s lap. A proclamation read by Detective Thornton quoted Dreythaler, declaring God created man in His image.
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Police Couart
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Capt
Campbell
Jerusalem
Massachusetts Ave
Wright
Meridian St
Dora Henderson
Brady
W. H. Holbs
Mr. Wright
Joseph Dobbins
Dobbins
Tootsy Taylor
Tootsy
George Moore
Orton
Thornton
Wilhelm Gustav Dreythaler
Locusts and cicadas clash in fall commentary
A lively column describes cicadas and the 17 year locusts with comic anecdotes. It mentions Beals of Nicoll’s store, entomology, bedbugs, roaches, and a misinformed note on reproduction while detailing insect migration and odd findings like a prayer beetle.
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Manager Beals
Nicoll
Mr. Beats
Chicago
Indianapolis
America
Europe
Aca
Saeces
Desa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Mr. Beals
Wuich
Lee Jereale
Washington Gossip and Political Hubbub in DC
A Washington column notes Randal Washington still suffers gout while the capital faces a caterpillar plague. Politicians focus on the Virginia campaign as Republican Congressmen plan early assault on tobacco taxes. The president and wife will depart Deer Park for Washington on September 28 with escorts to several places this week. Miss Wannamaker is tipped as the winter social queen, and Geo Marott on 16 N Pennse is clearing out odds and ends before stocking boots and shoes.
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Washington
Virginia
Deer Park
Miss Wannamaker
Geo
Marott
N. Pennse
Porm Gone Leaves Cincinnati for China Farewell Dinner Held
In Cincinnati Porm Gone and four companions departed by Monday for San Francisco to sail for China. E Lung hosted a farewell dinner, boasting quirks of Chinese customs and a dig at American life. Separate notices report a planned lynching in Mifflin Township after six arson fires, and a bank of local misfortune with robberies in South Carolina.
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Robert Martindale Defends Republican Candidacy in Ward 11
In Indianapolis Ward 11, Robert Martindale writes the Republican press to defend his council bid. He rejects claims of disloyalty to the party, affirms support for Gen Celium and the Republican ticket, and argues for independence against a party caucus. A ward meeting Tuesday night will decide his fate amid internal GOP debate.
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Repubicans
11Th Ward
Indianapolis
Journal of Friday
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Newa
Paris
Republican Party
Ibars
Royal
Certainis
Webster
Bensues Hs
Democrata
Ward 11
Prafilin’s Hall
Bob Marlindale
Bob
Death on Baltic mayday shows crew abuse and drowning
Owen Sound Sept 23 Special A tragic incident on the steamer Baltic between Owen Sound and Superior port ends in the death of Charles Hambly a deck hand. He was tarred and feathered by crew members then left exposed until he drowned in despair as witnesses testified. Charges of insgilangier assault await Finss Renneth Duygrati and others arraigned on related counts.
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Owen Sound
Ont
Charles Hambly
Baltic
Owen
Bambly
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Tas Baltic
Insiglangier
Charlee Backnaus
Puokne
Dames Pelich
Drouth Devastates Spain. Fires and Fever Follow
Severe drought in southeastern Spain lasts ten weeks with no rain, extreme heat, epidemics of fevers and flux, and hundreds of deaths. Crops fail, famine looms, and vast forests burn, destroying Matre Madura and Almogoina woods with multiple lives lost.
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International
MaprRin
Drouth
Spain
Matre Madura
Almogoina
Unsavory Forter Braces for Major Corporate Scandal
An enigmatic report from September details a looming crisis around BesSamay Consolidated Iron Company. It notes exposure of Pavagsly GD managing the business and hints at a broad prosecution against Secretary-Treasurer Windom and several politicians for conspiracy to wreck, land misappropriation, and theft of company books.
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Wreckad BesSamay Conzolidated Iron Company
Esposura Brantessa
Pavagsly
Thoetrensaury Windom
Dorcay
E. W
Ogie
Cleveland
Rebari G
Isgarcoll
Jeera R
Grantendo
Indiana reunion at Pingia den Payuayl yaria
A reunion is held by the 6th and 160th Indiana regiments at Pingia's den in Payuayl yaria on a Tuesday afternoon.
Indianapolis News Fragments Report Local Events and Crime
Old light infantry groups organize eight veterans while a general visits Des Moines park. Property worth 110010 transferred in city. Union dance planned at Meererchor ball. Philip Rappaport elected delegate to Chicago convention. Rev C A Vanands may take Keen’s place in Roberts Park church beautification. Monuments planned, streetcar franchise talks with West Indianapolis, and English visitors viewed Indianapolis. Fire damaged a Barn near Michigan and Agnes. horse saved. Divorce case Blair versus Blair. Epic Fierce found guilty of theft, sentence withheld. Hendricks monument funds paid. shipment from Italy anticipated. Pew building planned by Bradley Holton & Co. Transfer talks for I W to Big Four system. Sons of Veterans appoints adjutant-general and quartermaster-general. headquarters in Indianapolis. Judge Taylor divorce and custody ruling for Schaler. Cable road suits near hearing. Supreme Court appeals pending. Roosevelt House larder theft mystery includes thieves who ate eggs and melons, leaving meals and furniture disturbed.
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Schaler
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Walker
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The States Fair Grounds Open With A Grand Display
A vivid scene at the state fair grounds shows exhibits from Studebaker wagons to European bred cattle. Spectators sample meals from diverse vendors while stock shows, minstrel acts, and novelty attractions promise a bustling opening. Judges and officials oversee a complex, lively event with coffins on display and legal notices tucked into proceedings.
Miller and Hanadell Head to Washington for Winter
Attorney general Miller and Dan Ransdell returned to Indianapolis Saturday morning to move their families to Washington for the winter. Mrs. McKee and Baby McKee are expected in Indianapolis early next week. Local forecasts call for light rain and slightly warmer weather.
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Hanadell
Dan Ransdell
Indianapolis
Washington
Killed by Curestis and Train Crash Fatalities
Watertown report describes Anna McKee a famed New York modiste employee who died after a faith cure incident, with Emma Ingalls accused as curest leader. Also a Northwestern road collision near Blackberry killed several and injured many, while Emma A Pumphrey and James Sandborn faced charges in a separate seduction case. discharge followed unclear evidence.
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Watertown
N. Y
Anna McKee
Redfern
New York
Emma Ingalls
Anna
Paris Officials Signal Shifting Election Outlook
Paris reports show government with a slight majority in official tallies. Early returns indicate Republicans and revisionists winning, with further districts to count. A second note mentions future elections and a Typographical union entertainment lineup featuring Morris Hep and several performers.
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Premel
Paris
Attorneys Seek New Trial For Convicted Anarchists
Springfield writers report that attorneys for Fielder Schwab and Neebe, convicted anarchists, are pursuing a writ of error to gain a new trial. They argue the men were not present when the court ruled they should be tried jointly.
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Neebe
Death of English Novelist William Wilkie Collins
English novelist William Wilkie Collins died at age 93. Born in 1825, he authored No Name Armadale The Woman in White and other famous works. The notice records his death on September 28 in Loxpox with obituary details.
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William Wilkie Collins
Armadale
Points on Base Ball Rivals and League Standings
The article reviews baseball standings and results, noting Philadelphia's poor form, Cleveland's close losses, and upcoming games on the Gianta schedule. It lists city league and association results with teams such as Nationals, Easterns, Daltons, Capital Citys, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Louisville, Baltimore, Athletics, and New York, plus league standings and player movements including Burkitt signing with Indianapolis.
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Nationals
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Daltons
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New Haven
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Pittsburg
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Batimore
Athletics
Easterna
Na- Henals
Kellehers
Whens
Baltimore
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Columbus
Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Indianapolis
Burkitt
Worcesters
Geizein
Allies
Fee
Will Johnson
Brotherhood
Anson
Shreve
Detroit
Fall Overcoats and Suits at Original Eagle
Fall overcoats available in a great variety from five to twenty dollars. Also fall and school suits for boys starting at two dollars and fifty cents. Visit Original Eagle located at end of West Washington Street.
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