Honorary pallbearers attend Pulliam funeral in Louisville
The body of Harry Clay Pulliam arrives in Louisville with a guard of honor from major league figures. A simple service is held at Cave Hill cemetery with burial planned. Across leagues no games are played as a mark of respect.
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Ady
Harry Clay Pulliam
Louisville
American Association
Cave Hill
Cave Hill Cemetery
T. M. Hawes
Highland Presbyterian Church
Dr. T. Hunt- Stucky
Harry W. Russell
Robert W. Brown
Charles C. Dehler
W. B. “Promas
Claude McFarland
Ban Johnson
American League
John A. Heydler
National League
John K. Bruce
National Baseball Commission
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg Nationals
Stanley Robison
St. Louis Club
Charles Ebbetts
Brooklyn Pub
William Shettsline
Philadelphia Club
Louisvile
Waitress Prostrated From Heat At Local Hotel Dining Room
Rose Bryant a waitress at the Murdock hotel dining room fainted from heat as patrons crowded the room. Rescued by bystanders she was carried to a side room and revived several times before a physician ordered her taken home to 511 Sycamore Street where she gradually recovered.
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Murdock
Rose Bryant
Sycamore Street
Cable link joins Newfoundland to Ireland across Atlantic
The Commercial Cable Company laid a new undersea cable from Manhattan Beach to Newfoundland connecting with the older line laid 25 years ago across the Atlantic from Ireland. The ceremony marks a major step in transatlantic communications.
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Associated ‘Press
New York
Manhattan Beach
Commercial Cable Company
Newfoundland
Line
Atlantic
Ireland
Ladies Day Opens Logansport Race Meet with Lee Moore in Three Year Old Trotting
Logansport race meet begins this afternoon with Ladies Day offering free admission. Lee Moore driven by Warren Sturgeon is entered in the three year old trotting class, while two other races include the 2:30 pace and the 2:17 trotting with a $1000 purse in the final. Citizens band will perform a classical concert during the event and streetcars run on a three minute loop service from 12 o'clock.
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Logansport
George Bain
Lexington
Driving Association
Citizens Band
Lee Moore
Warner Sturgeon
Broadway
High Street
Italian Children Held for Reward Abduction in St Louis
Two children Grace Viviano aged five and Thomas Viviano aged two and a half are missing and held for a 25000 dollar ransom in St Louis. Police have arrested five men on suspicion and search for Samuel Turrisi who was seen with the children after they disappeared.
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Associated Press
S. Louis
Grace Viviano
Thomas Viviano
Samuel +Turrisi
John Heydler Chosen President of National League
Louisville August 2 John Heydler secretary of the National League at Cincinnati was chosen president to succeed the late Harry C Pulliam at a special meeting of the directors today Captain Peak and We C Shanks spent Sunday in Chicago with Warren A Grover Mr Grover is managing a restaurant there
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Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
John Heydler
Cincinnati
National League
Harry C. Pulliam
Captain Peak
Shanks
Chicago
Warren A. ‘Grover
oMr. Grover
Russian Emperor's England visit marked by naval review
Emperor Nicholas I of Russia visited England and met King Edward VII at Cowes. After luncheon the Russian squadron reviewed 150 British ships in three files, as officials including Sir Edward Grey attended. The occasion underscored Anglo Russian ties amid tensions with labor groups and the aim of a Three Entente.
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Edward
Nicholas
England
Victoria
Edward Grey M. Iswolsky
Count von Benckendorff
Great Britain
France
Russia
Labor Party
Meeting Fails as Council Quorum Lacks Presence
Mayor McKee is away and city council lacks a quorum as only Fidler, Johnston, Grover, and McNary attend parts of the session. The group adjourned after three answered the roll, with Fidler blaming absent colleagues and noting a potential caucus could have formed a timely meeting.
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McKee
Fidler
Johnston
Grover
McNary
Dr. Hetherington
Building Summer Home for Dr Hetherington
Readable fragments indicate Dr. J.P. Hetherington is ready to begin work on his new summer residence. The notice notes start of construction but lacks dates or locations. Further details were not preserved in the text.
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J.P. Hetherington
Tesi
Boy Burned When Lamp Upside Down In home
The three year old son of E B Atkinson a barber at the Barnett hotel was seriously burned Sunday forenoon when his clothes caught fire from an overturned lamp he had been playing with. The father also burned his hands trying to tear off the burning clothing and will be unable to work for several days. The child has a habit of playing with fire and matches and climbed the stairs to light a lamp before the accident.
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E. B. Atkinson
Barnett Hotel
Delaware Chief After Adams Disappearance Sparks Bigamy Probe
Delaware chief of police obtained a certified Boston marriage record for Frank R. Adams and Anna F. Rice dated November 26, 1885. The notice mentions Adams, born Elyria, Ohio, and sought identifications from several Indianapolis and Ohio residents as part of a possible bigamy case and to locate Adams.
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James Spaulding
Frank R. ‘Adams
Boston
Frank R. Adams
Anna F
John E. Atkins
Adams
Elyria
John W
Julia
Francis
Cecilia Magrath
Spaulding
Thomas B. Williams
Delaware
Indianapolis
Logansport
H. D. Mers
Delaware Adams
Thaw Hearing Testimony Describes Inmate Conduct
Dr. Amos B Baker testified in the Thaw hearing that Thaw in the asylum quarrelled with patients calling them donkeys and described patient conduct as normal and queer. He was expected to take the stand again tomorrow in White Plains New York.
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Associated: Press
White Plains
N.ly
Amos B. ‘Baker
Mattewan
Red Men Special Meeting Tonight
Notice calls a Red Men group meeting this evening for business of importance and asks for full attendance.
Traveling man mistaken for murder suspect on Vandalia train
A man arriving in Logansport on the Vandalia train was mistaken for a murderer of a Winona Lake officer. Patrolmen inspected the traveler, lifted his hat, and ended the pursuit after he matched the description minus his hairstyle. Miller from Gainesville publicized links to a shooting at Winona Lake.
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Winona Lake
Wedekind
Lon’ Howe
Austin Miller
Howe
Chicago
Royal Centre
Lucerne
Miller
Gainesville
Plas
Grace and Della Ware Attend Alexander Family Reunion
Misses Grace and Della Ware attended a reunion of the Alexander family in Indianapolis, as reported in a local society note. The fragment confirms attendance at the gathering, highlighting family connections and the event's location.
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Grace
Della
Ware
Alexander
Indianapolis
Sunder
County approves site for new courthouse well
The county commissioners selected the drilling site for a new water well in the courthouse yard. The well will be eight feet west and three feet south of the old one, close enough to share the sewer. The contract to let the well will be awarded today amid expected bids, though one bidder may drop out due to trees at the site.
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Court House Yard
Court House
Large River Eel Caught In Loganport
Prosecuting Attorney Custer landed a very large eel from the river, measuring thirty four inches in length and thirty inches around the hide. The catch is notable as such sizes are rare in recent years.
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Logansport
Custer
Elks Band Concert Draws Large Sunday Park Crowd
The Elks band gave a fine concert at the park Sunday evening drawing a large crowd. No Sunday ballgame was played as horses used the track.
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Elks
Conferees Seek Fresh Tariff Compromise On Hides
Washington August 2 Conferees to reconvene on the tariff bill as disputes persist over hides and leather duties Western senators expected more concessions with reductions limited to articles made from certain hides The Senate opened seven hours of discussion on the conference report with accusations of unfair handling by finance committee members and pledges violations by Chairman Aldrich Bristow condemned the bill and said he would not vote for it
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Senate
Daniel
Finance Committee
Aldrich
Bristow
Representatives Held in D C Transit Row
Five House members were blocked at the station by the Sergeant at Arms and kept in Washington until a Senate tariff vote. Denby of Michigan Ashbrook of Ohio Kellaher of Massachusetts Howell of New Jersey Cassidy of Ohio were detained.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Denby
Michigan
Ashbrook
Ohio
Garden May Strike Vote Ordered by Chicago Streetcar Men
Chicago August 2 Union Street car men on the surface lines ordered a referendum a vote taken Thursday on the question of a strike.
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Associated: ‘Press
Chicago
Union
Johnson Posts Forfeit in Jeffries Bout
Chicago August reports Jack Johnson posted five thousand dollars forfeit to bind a match with James Jeffries. The Associated Press notes the move as part of boxing negotiations amid the sporting scene in Chicago.
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Associated ‘ ‘Press
Chicago
Jack Johnston
Bind
Othe
James
Jeffries
Fidelity chapter seeks regular meeting
A Fidelity chapter calls for a regular meeting as part of its ongoing activities. Members plan discussions and potential guest speakers to discuss chapter goals and community service.
Telegraph Seizure Terrains Censorship Across Europe
Associated Press report from Paris notes police censorship and seizures in Spain amid a tense international scene. It cites deputy Alejandro Lerroux and Republican exile measures in Barcelona as the Chamber acts to silence opposition during a period of political upheaval.
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Alejandro Lerour
Barcélon
Chambeties
Bayonne Report on Grim Civil Strife and Censorship
A Bayonne dispatch reports grave conditions across northern provinces as leaders clash amid bans on transmissions and journal suspensions. Premier Maura faces pressure over censorship while high officials protest to defend press freedom and reveal the truth.
Defacing Public Walls Sparks Youth Vandalism Concerns
A fragmentary item notes youths involved in taggings and vandalism on a public wall. Authorities warn of rising incidents as residents demand action and stricter enforcement to curb property damage.
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet Mentions Kalamazoo Pride
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Kalamazoo and a mother figure, with stray quotes around words like pride and Purcell. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names.
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