Benefit for Cy Young Draws New England Crowd
Nearly 20 000 fans from across New England attended the benefit game at American League grounds in Boston. Denton Tecumseh Cy Young received three silver cups, a traveling bag, and two large floral pieces with the governor presenting one cup. An all star American League team beat Boston 3 to 2 in a game featuring stars from Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago and others.
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Farrer to be arraigned on three affidavits
Isaac Farrer of Metea will face Justice Graves today on three affidavits filed by Jesse W. Neff for assault provoke and profanity. The dispute stems from a long running quarrel that culminated in a scrap on August 8.
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Return of Preacher to Old Place Sermon Swap
Reverend C. H. Brown of Market Street Methodist will return Sunday to occupy the pulpit he held at Montpelier. Reverend George Myers of Montpelier's church will preach at the local church in town.
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Today’s Games Showdown Invariants Across Cities
Boston faces Pittsburgh while Cincinnati travels to St. Louis in the latest slate of games. The matchups hinge on early season form as fans anticipate key performances from the visiting clubs.
Indianapolis 6 St Paul 2 in eleventh inning
Livingston hit a game deciding home run in the eleventh as Indianapolis defeated St Paul 6 to 2 in a cleanly played game. Slagle and Livingston logged the Chicago? errorless effort for Indianapolis while Leroy and Myers worked for St Paul.
Columbus edges Milwaukee 9 to 7 in slugging win
In Milwaukee on August 13 Columbus defeated Milwaukee 9 to 7 after a high scoring game. The line score shows Milwaukee with 7 runs on 14 hits and 3 errors while Columbus had 9 runs on 9 hits with 3 errors. Batteries were Schneiberg and Manske for Milwaukee.
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Philadelphia shuts out Boston in pitchers battle
Philadelphia defeated Boston 6 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Dorner and Graham teamed on the mound for Philadelphia while Moren and Dooin handled catching duties. Umpires Rigler and Rudderham officiated.
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Pittsburg Beats Chicago 1-0 in Exhibition Victory
Pittsburg defeated Chicago 1 to 0 in the exhibition contest played at Pittsburg on August 13. No further scoring details were available in the readable text.
Real Thing Demanded in Logan
Tonica, Dry Beer, Near Beer and substitutes flood the Loganport market but locals prefer genuine article. A saloon man notes imitation is weak and only sells where real cannot be obtained, as drinkers usually return to the genuine to forget the first taste.
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This Man Must Like to Labor
W. S. Crister, a Panhandle car inspector at Red Key, is famed for relentless work. He has not taken a vacation in about fifteen years, working Sundays and holidays with ten to twelve hour days and repairing as well as inspecting cars. His last vacation was during the 1903 Chicago world’s fair.
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News Butch Returns to Logansport Trade Carriers
Recalled era of mid tier rail service with newsboys on trains and in carriages. The piece notes Harriman Kuhn Loeb and Standard Oil battles, Gould heirs influence, and a revived union news venture on Gould lines. Passengers may see Frank Leslie’s and novelty prizes offered by mail on board. The narrative recalls the lively trade of yesteryear and the role of the newsboy in enhancing travel entertainment.
Ames Battened From Box as Brooklyn Beats New York
New York defeats Brooklyn 12 to 10 at the Polo Grounds despite Ames being driven from the mound. McIntyre and Bell struggled for New York while McIntyre, Bell and Bergen handled Brooklyn hitters. Umpire O Day officiated the game.
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The Cowpuncher at Nelson Theatre in August
Hal Reid’s new play The Cowpuncher directed by W. F. Mann screens a matinee and night engagement on Saturday August 15. The romance set in the west features familiar theatre names, a specially designed stage by Harry Buhler and Herman Peltz, and expert lighting promising a first class performance.
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Volunteer Organist Introduces Despicable Hobard Griffin
The Nelson screens a new sentimental play next Friday evening August 21 featuring Hobard Griffin a hypocritical country man who manipulates honest folks to serve his schemes. Griffin rivaling Uriah Heep in vileness drives Rev. Howard Sturgis into trouble before facing deserved comeuppance.
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Panhandle Employees Outing Committee Plans Big Picnic
The executive committee met in the train master's office to finalize minor arrangements for the excursion. Officials report everything now ready for the big picnic.
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Mrs Ross Landis Hosts Attenberg Club Gathering
Mrs. Ross Landis of 812 Twentieth Street will entertain members of the Attenberg Club this afternoon.
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Tribune Pony Contest Opens Subscriptions For Votes
A Tribune street pony promotion invites boys and girls to enter a contest. One year subscription earns 2 000 votes, six months 1 000 votes. Readers urged to obtain a receipt book from contest organizers and join the drive to win the pony. Names listed include Weldon Smith Homer Umbarger Edna Brown Minnie Hoover and others.
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