Republican ticket list from James Watson to Charles H. Good
A historical ballot slate lists candidates for state offices including Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State and other statewide roles. Named figures include Fremont E Goodwine Fred A Sims John C Billheimer Oscar Hadley James Bingham George W Self Lawrence M Turnan J L Peetz Quincy A Myers David Myers and Chas H Good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont E. Goodwine
Fred A. Sims
John C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
James Bingham
Supreme Court
George W. Self
Supr
Lawrence M’turnan
J. L. Peetz
Quincy A. Myers
Appellate Court
David Myers
Chas. H. Good
Wives of the Night Riders and Hidden Masks
The piece notes Kentucky housewives sewing black masks for night riders, likening the act to Civil War era womanly support. It cites the Cincinnati Enquirer on wives’ possible awareness of their husbands’ nighttime activities and the difficulty of concealing such absences.
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Kentucky
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
National Game Scores from May 2 Baseball Card
St Paul wins 5 to 7 over Louisville as Leroy shines and Durham delivers timely hits. Milwaukee plates three in fifth to top Columbus 3 1, with McChesney homering for the winners. Indianapolis shuts out Minneapolis 4 0 behind Marquard while Oberlin fanned 12. Brooklyn edge Boston 2 1 as both starters excel but errors decide.
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St. Paul
Louisville
Minn
Leroy
Durham
Davis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Wis
McChesney
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Marquard
Millers
Oberlin
Graham
Block
Marqqugard
Livingston
Philadelphia Beats New York in Narrow Win
Philadelphia edged New York 2 to 1 as Knabe Magee Doolin and Seymour drove runs. McQuilkin Jacklitsch Taylor Bresnahan starred in a tight game with Umpires Emilie and Rigler overseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Knabe
Magee
Doolin
Seymour
McQuilkin
Jacklitsch
Taylor
Bresnahan
Emilie and
Rigler
Philadelphia Beats Boston 2 0 in Rain-Interrupted Game
Philadelphia defeated Boston 2 to 0 after two rain stoppages. Winters and Carrigan for Boston vs Dygert and Schreck for Philadelphia. Umpires Sheridan and Hurst.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Philadelphia Today
H.E
Winters
Carrigan
Dygert
Schreck
Sheridan and Hurst
Cleveland takes final game 3 2 over St Louis in series
Four costly errors propel Cleveland to a 3 2 victory over St Louis in the last game of the series. Powell Dineen and Spencer and Joss N Clarke noted on the scoring chart. Umpires Eagan and Evans. Chicago also wins 8 2 over St Louis in a wild game with walks and errors. Umpires O Day.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
R. H. E. St. Louis
Powell
Dineen
Spencer
Joss and
N. Clarke
Eagan and Evans
Eo Neae
Chicago
Riders in the Night: Horsemen’s Wives Hold Vigil at Home
The wives of horsemen fear for their husbands as bands move across the country on warning missions and sometimes devastation. Each wife stays at home guarding a lonely sigil and wonders if their spouse will survive any attack or danger.
Britain adopts reform in military service with territorial army
Britain ends the volunteer force and replaces it with a territorial army aiming at a more efficient, modern system akin to the American National Guard and regular establishment. The change mirrors reforms in the United States toward eliminating showy trippery and boosting readiness.
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Great Britain
United States
National Guard
England
City Waterworks Move Cuts Typhoid in Half
Cincinnati officials credit moving the waterworks ten miles up the Ohio River for more than a 50 percent drop in typhoid fever cases, an achievement prompting deep satisfaction.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Bishop Fallows Urges Shame at Lifespan in Chicago Sermon
Bishop Fallows told a Chicago congregation that people should be ashamed not to live to 100 or 120 years old, while noting some deserve shame for having lived that long.
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Bishop Fallows
Chicago
Naval officer loses document in Yokohama encounter
A concise note describes an American naval officer losing a certified copy of Magdalena Bay target records in Yokohama as the fleet sails toward the assigned area. No further details provided.
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Magdalena Bay
Yokohama
Death of U.S. oldest letter carrier in Troy
Fred W. Wolf, identified as the oldest active letter carrier in the United States, died in Troy New York. He was 12 years old and had served as a letter carrier 54 years.
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Fred W. Wolf
United States
Troy
N. Y
Alfred Testoni stage piece Gioaceti no Rossini debut
The new play Gioaceti no Rossini by Alfred Testoni receives its first performance and is hailed as portraying the life of the great master of music.
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Alfred Testoni
Gioacetino Rossini
Vermiform Appendix Called Useless Yet Helpful to Surgeon
The Lancet notes the appendix is "absolutely useless" in nature yet a surgeon has used it to overcome financial difficulties, illustrating irony that a seemingly useless organ can provide practical aid.
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Lancet
Today's Games Spark City Matchups Across Leagues
St Louis faces Chicago while Philadelphia meets New York and Brooklyn plays Boston. Pittsburg goes to Cincinnati as Detroit visits St Louis and Cleveland travels to Chicago. American Association games include Columbus at Milwaukee, Toledo at Kansas City, Indianapolis at St Paul and Louisville at Minneapolis.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland
Acelbo Gis
Toledo
New York Ceeceess
Columbus Eeeneee
St. Louis Esereee
Indianapolis Eeee Es
Miladelphia En Eewe
Milwaukee
Chicago Eeeeerven
Louisville Eveeeen
Kansas City
Washington
St. Paul
Detroit
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Washington Beats New York Six to Three in Eighth Inning Rally
Washington defeated New York six to three as Glade homered and drove in a triple a double and three singles in the eighth. Final lines show Washington nine runs three hits five errors and New York six runs five hits one error.
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Washington
New York
Glade
Kansas City blanked Toledo in home game rout
Kansas City defeated Toledo 5 to 0 at home on May 2. Kansas City pitcher Asher allowed five hits while Swan and Crisp scored, with Kansas City errors aiding several runs. Umpires were Bierhalter and Kerin.
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Kansas City
Toledo
Asher
R. H. E. Kansas
City
Swan
Crisp
Land
Bierhalter
Kerin
Detroit Chicago game postponed due to cold weather
The Detroit Chicago game scheduled in Detroit was postponed because of low temperatures. Officials cited safety concerns for players and fans. No new date announced yet.
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Detroit
Social club week calendar and upcoming events
Social calendar lists Stettniner venue dances and meetings at Epworth Broad Street church including Republican Drum Corps dance next Tuesday. Notes Miss Margaret Emslie entertaining Teddy Bear club. prize winners named. Final Ladies chorus rehearsal Monday at Broadway Methodist church with 40 voices and tenor Harry Elmyr Paris.
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Ladies’ Chorus
Broadway Methodist Church
Trinity Guild
Republican Drum Corps
Stettiner Hall
Logansport
Harry Elmyr Paris
Muncie
J. B. Shultz
Jessie Eversole
T. B. Club Entertainment at Grace Kenney’s Home
Miss Grace Kenney hosted a social afternoon for the T. B. club at her Broadway residence yesterday. Members enjoyed light refreshments and conversation in a cordial, informal gathering.
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Margaret Emslie
Teddy Bear Club
B. F. Louhtain
Marjorie Thompson
Katherine Edwards
Esther Scott
Francis Young
Marjorie Six
Margaret Maiden
Margaret Loutham
T. B. Club
Grace Kenney
Broadway
Richmond Fights Exhibition Games Controversy
Richmond fans oppose exhibition series by Van Wert Huntington and Logansport, arguing practice games dull the season hunger. They urge stopping pre season league matchups while Richmond plans open with a league rival unseen in their city. The dispute unfolds as Joesup's squad faces Richmond later in the campaign.
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van Wert
Huntington
Logansport
Richmond
Joesup
Michaelis Improving After Hospital Surgery
George G. Strathern returned from Ft Wayne where he visited Oscar Michaelis in a city hospital. Michaelis underwent rupture surgery and his condition is not considered dangerous, with full recovery expected. Mrs Michaelis has returned home to Endalville after visiting.
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George G. Strathern
Ft. Wayne
Oscar Michaelis
Local Briefs Note Railroad Movements
G. W. Wheatley, conductor and Vandalia local, is off his run for a few days. Engine 349 has returned from the back shop at Peru after heavy repairs. Co. A. Haines has gone to Crawfordsville to work.
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G. W. Wheatley
Vandalia Local
Peru
Co. A. Haines
Crawfordsville
Bradfield Wins Prize for Cream Delivery at Ray & Arnold
Richard Bradfield won the prize in April for delivering the highest price for cream to the Ray and Arnold creamery. He delivered nine gallons a day and the milk weighed eight pounds per gallon.
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Richard Brafield
Ray & Arnold Creamery
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Metzger
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Etz
Owens
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Young and Boweman
Kiem
Moran
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O’day
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Stag and Crescent Clube
Stettiner
Epworth League Meeting
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Library Hall
K. of P. Dance
Knights of Pythias Hall
Modern Patriotic Club
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Pedro
Georgia Lawler
Battenburg Club
Masonic Temple
Texas
Land of Plenty
May's
Panhandle
J. A. Reed
T. J. McElheny
the Savings Bank
the Equitable Assurance Society
C. E. Kessler
Michaelis
George Strathern
Rox
Bottie
Norrilean Remedy CO
Monroe St
Chicago, Ill
Cement Scranton
Portland Cement
Meduca
Phone 880
WM. Smith, & CO
Maradyke
Vandalia
Bradfield
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