Colonels and players loom in restless baseball chatter
Fragmentary notes trace Colonel team jesting about last year while Crawford remains unbeaten this season. Binge joined the Reds to boost hitting as Chicago shows early running. Rumors link Kornfield's successor lineup with Everitt, McCormick, Setereene Long, Bradley and Fever. Phillips may miss remainder of season.
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Reds
Chicago
Kornfield
Everett
McCormick
Setereene Long
Bradley
Phillips
Nebraska Indians
Richmond
Bales
Cicero
Strick
Ingalis
Shem
Lohisvine
Chicazo
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Ther Club
Newcase
Bob
Alten
the Commercial Tribune
Dreyfus Reunites With Family At Carpentre-Saturn
Sept 25 Dreyfus meets two little children he had not seen in five years arriving from Paris. He bursts into tears of joy and says it seems like a dream. The scene occurs at Villamarie where the family rests, with Dreyfus weary and haunted by memories of Devil's Island.
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Carpentras
Dreyfus
Paris
Villamarie
France
Mme. Valabreque
Devil's Island
Father Alerding’s Jubilee Celebrated at St Joseph’s Hall
Father Herman Alerding marked his silver jubilee with a Sunday night celebration in St Joseph’s hall. Palms and flowers adorned the stage and gas jets spelled “Silver jubilee.” Speakers included Fathers Scheideler Curran Maher and Humphrey Harrington and Charles A Korbley. Father Alerding spoke with feeling and Miss Marie Piel recited an original poem.
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Father Alerding
Herman Alerding
St. Joseph’s Hall
Scheideler
Curran
Maher
Humphrey. Harrington
Charles A.korbley
Marie Piel
Rebels Defeat Imperial Troops in Carton China Battles
News from the Idzumi Maru reports bloody clashes near Carton between imperial forces and Kwang Tung rebels. In three pitched battles the rebels, largely West river pirates, defeated Viceroy Tans soldiers, with hundreds killed. Colkow saw 500 troops surrounded by 1,500 rebels in August. many were killed or wounded as rebels seized the district and raised their flag.
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Tacoma
Wash
Carton
China
Tan
Colkow
Railroads blamed for fifty deaths in five years in Indianapolis
The Public Safety League estimates fifty people were killed by railroads in Indianapolis over five years. Ten victims are named from Coroner Beck’s term, eight from Dr. Nash’s nine months, while Coroner Castor’s records lack identified names. Twenty five injured people taken to City Hospital are listed, sixteen of whom died, and the Board of Trade cites eight local railroad deaths in five years.
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Public Safety League
Indianapoli
Beck
Nash
Castor
Board of Trade
Armenian Trader Targets Barsoom Exposure in Indianapolis
Armenian traveler Herant M Kiretchjian brands George Barsoom a non Armenian and a fraud over an alleged relief fund. He plans to request local ministers to uncover Barsoom’s alleged deception. Barsoom previously visited Indianapolis.
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Barsom
Herant ‘M. Kiretchjian
New York
Indianapolis
George Barsoom
Barsoom
Mayor Taggart Sets Speech for Indianapolis Train Safety
Mayor Taggart spoke to railroad men in Cleveland club rooms praising street car and gas progress while urging no backward steps in city spending totaling 336,868.99 over four years. He backed elevated grade crossings plans, pledging board-approved railroad plans to improve safety and citywide communication.
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Taggart
Cleveland Club Rooms
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Board of Public Works
Former Howard County Farmer Visits Ex Senator Turpie
Frank Taylor a former Howard county Democrat and fruit farmer near San Jose visited Indianapolis on Monday to meet ex Senator Turpie. Taylor noted Turpie helped California secure a harbor appropriation for Alviso near San Francisco Bay. He reported a heavy prune crop with light cherries and apricots while wheat harvests were very good.
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Frank Taylor
Howard County
San Jose
Indianapolis
California
Alviso Harbor
San Francisco Bay
Taylor
Talbott Escapes Hospital Assault Implied
Talbott escaped from City hospital after being struck with a shovel unrelated account states he clashed with hospital staff before returning home. The incident involved Silas Gowdy and Mrs Gowdy with police involvement. A separate note mentions Irvin Fuller Bush deemed insane and sent to an asylum with historical treatment references.
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Joliet
Irvin’ Fuller Bush
Chicago
Young Logan Uses His Knife in Murphysboro
Murphysboro Illinois September 25 Thomas Logan Jr nephew of General John A Logan is jailed after an intoxicated attack on Henry Williams. Williams suffers serious abdominal and arm wounds and remains in critical condition.
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Murphysboro
Ill
Thomas Logan, Jr
John A. Logan
Henry Wiliams
Williams
Sunday Squirbs Loses Wilde in Paris and A Busy News Day
Oscar Wilde rumored living in Paris. Cincinnati street car workers demand 20 cents extra per hour amid possible strike. Prominent figures travel Europe to view the Columbia Shamrock race. Platinum found near Hot Springs Arkansas worth 185 a pound. Dr Luke B Broughton predicted Sept 22 death fulfilled. American Steamship Co eyed to repurchase Paris from underwriters after wreck. Wm Smith of National Bank Charlotte Michigan killed in mill accident. Guadeloupe Vasquez robbed of 50000 in Mexico City. Peter Hanes of Mississippi fatally burns wife and dies trying to save her. Kingston Jamaica report fire and hurricane distress at Plymouth Isle of Montserrat. Oil well near Wellsville Ohio overheats causing explosion. Chalmer Wilkinson and John Williams dead. four injured. A Advani Chicago forgery case involving Louisville woman. man released. Cited ad copy for One Minute Cough Cure by Henry R Whitford.
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Dolg
Paris
Cincinnati
Europe
Hot Springs
Ark
Luke B. Broughton
New York
American Steamship Company
Manacle
Wm. Smith
The
National Bank
Charlotte
Mich
Peter Hanes
Harriston
Miss
Kingston
Jamaica
Plymouth
Isle of Montserrat
Wellsville
Chalmer Wilkinson
John Williams
A. Advani
Hindoo
Chicago
Virginia Hudson
Louisville
Indianapolis Press to lease five buildings for operation
By Tuesday afternoon Maj. Richards will likely buy a home for the Indianapolis Press with five buildings eyed and a preferred choice at 39 W Washington St. If secured, the counting room will be there and a rear building bought for the mechanical department with Frank Eckert, foreman of the Journal, in charge of that division.
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Maj. Richards
Indianapolis Press
W. Washington-st
Frank Eckert
The
Journal
Train crossing injures laborer and he recovers at hospital
Calvin Bady a colored laborer who had both feet crushed by a C H D train at the Delaware street crossing Sunday morning is improving at City hospital. He says he had visited Union station to see friends and then started east on the tracks. Also notes an advertisement for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers claimed to cure constipation and related ailments.
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Calvin Bady
Delaware St. Crossing
City Hospital
Bady
Union Station
Transfer Co Agent at Union Station Main Exit
Return to Indianapolis to save hours delivering baggage by giving railroad checks to the Frank Bird Transfer Co's agent at the main exit of Union Station. Shop-worn and second-hand pianos and organs available very cheap from Wulschner & Son's.
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Indianapolis
Frank Bird Transefer CO
Union Station
Wulschner& Son's
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