Brewers Rally Past Hoosiers in Lopsided Milwaukee Win
Indianapolis, hampered by misplays and injuries, fell 11 to 4 as Milwaukee capitalized on Hoosier errors. Killen lasted, McMackin outdueled, Fox hurt, and O’Brien logged five errors amid busy fans on Ladies Day at Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Brewers’ Union
Hoosiers
Killen
O'Brien
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Woodruff
Anderson
Kuhns
McCormick
Jett Garden
Fox
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Kkeft
Williams
Hoghever
Hayden
Bnewers
Brewers
Visiters
Wetle
McMackin
Tallles
Afts
Dungan
O Brien
McBride
Schiebeck
Wert
Meto
Hallman
Cliride
Clingman
Runkle
Donahue
Weather forecast for Wednesday and Thursday Hindering winds
Increasing southeast winds are forecast for Indiana and Ohio with local rains on Wednesday and Thursday. Ohio sees partly cloudy skies and warmth with showers in the north and west, followed by more showers on Thursday. Temperatures reach a maximum of 74 and a minimum of 55, as issued by W. T. Blythe, Section Director.
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Washington
Indiana
Ninoels
Ohio
Thor
W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers From Major Ports
Arrivals and departures listed for August 12. At New York the Lauren tian arrives from Glasgow and Moville. Hohen zollern from Naples departs for Bremen. Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sails to Bremen. Pennsylvania to Hamburg. Colorado to Hull. Liverpool sees Devil from New York and Numidian from Montreal. Moville records Astoria from New York. Antwerp notes Zealand arrives.
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Laurentian
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Moville
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Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Colorado
Hull
Liverpool
Devil
Montreal
Astoria
Antwerp
Zealand
Saints Play Friday After St Paul Defeat
The Saints meet St Paul after Milwaukee, with O Brien’s rough jugglin act noted as disastrous. The Herculeans, a colored team from the city, beat Deppens in Louisville 4 to 2 in fourteen innings. Louisville won from Kansas City by seven runs in one inning, narrowing Indianapolis’ lead.
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Milwaukee
Saints
O'Brien
Deppens
Louisville
Kansas City
Colonels
Indianapolis
Commercial Law League Adopts Reporting Reforms
Niagara Falls August meeting of the Commercial Law League of America adopts resolutions on free reporting. It urges ending free reporting extension, charges direct sellers in large cities a per report fee, and promotes moderated use of the special report system. It condemns firms that collect business via pretended internal agencies.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Commercial Law League of America
Dunsbie
League
Van Hise Likely to Succeed Adams at Wisconsin Uni
MARINETTE Wis Aug 12 The board of regents of Wisconsin University says Professor C R Van Hise head of the geology department will be elected to succeed the late Dr Kendall Adams as head of the institution The announcement cites authority of the regents and notes the pending transition at the university's top leadership.
New York Beats Cincinnati in Ninth as Brooklyn Wins
New York scored the deciding run in the ninth on Lauder two-bagger with Smith’s sacrifice attempt and Cronin’s hit. Cincinnati lost 3 to 2. Brooklyn defeated Chicago 5 to 4. St. Louis beat Philadelphia 9 to 3 in a ten inning game. Boston shut out Pittsburgh 11 to 0 as Doheny errors and timely hitting fueled the victory.
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Washington
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Baltimore
Ten Victories for Cleveland in Last Twelve Contests
Cleveland defeated Baltimore to-day to move to ten wins in twelve games. Moore pitched well with strong support. Bernhard rejoined the team. Final: Cleveland 10 Baltimore 6. Batteries Moore and Bemis. Butler and Robinson. Attendance 2,185. In Davenport, Decatur, Rock Island, Evansville, Rockford, and Cedar Rapids reports, various scores show Davenport losing after outbatting, Evansville winning a close game, Rockford escaping late, and Cedar Rapids defeating Bloomington with Durham contributing a key hit.
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Rhe Rockford
Terre Haute
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Thiery
Scott
Starnaglemplire
Mesmer
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Durham
Bloomington
Durham and
Weaver
Bishop and Bell
Carbon Defeats Danville in Exhibition Scoreline Report
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Carbon Indiana notes Carbon defeated Danville at the latter place today. Final score and partial scoring lines indicate Carbon won with a low single digit margin. Batteries Kearns and Doyle, Lineberry and Clark listed as players.
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Indianapolis Journal
Carbon
Ind
Danville
Kearns and Doyle
Lineberry and Clark
Lemons Flood Port As Importers Refuse Duty
New York August reports the appraiser at the port sold for the government in three weeks one hundred thousand boxes of lemons due to importers declining to pay duties. Most fruit arrives from Mediterranean ports as the quantity swells.
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New York
Mediterranean
Lemons Flood Market Due to Short Hot Spell and Low Demand
The current lemon glut stems from a lack of prolonged heat and reduced consumption. Visible supply has risen while prices fall, prompting importers to discard large quantities rather than pay duties.
Marble Transformation Besets Ohio Girl
Miss Dorothy Stiles, daughter of a retired chemist once from Columbus and now living near Bay City, is gradually turning to marble. Her heels shoulders and cheek bones harden to stone while doctors can do nothing. Her father fears exposure to a peculiar fluid he left in a bath caused the condition and has threatened self harm. The girl now cannot walk and moves only her head with no pain reported.
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Toledo
Dorothy Stiles
Columbus
Bay City
No Twelve Club Circuit Rumor Debunked by Officials
Chicago Aug 12 report claims consolidation of National and American Leagues into a twelve club circuit is underway with talks in Boston. Soden Hart Brush deny the report. Johnson and Dreyfuss dispute the story as baseless. League officials reaffirm open signing field for National League clubs in the American League. Players' Association head Thomas Daly praised for leadership.
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Daily News Today
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James A. Hart
A. H. Soden
Boston
the News
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East
Brush
Boston Ball Club
National League
Soden
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Ban Johnson
Brooklyn
Joe” Kelley
Cincinnati
Anderson
St. Louis
Kelley
George E. Stackhouse
Leslie's Weekly
Players’ Association
Linck-Hst
American League
Thomas Daly
Daly
Tiverton Wins 2:24 Trot and Direct Hal in 2:20 Pace at Logansport
At Logansport Brighton Beach meeting the 2:24 trot winner was Tiverton after a tight race with William Tell in pursuit and The Quester third. Direct Hal led in the 2:20 Metropolitan pace but Greenline surged to victory by a half length over Elderone after a foul disrupted the stretch. Prince of Orange and Wilton Boy led in novelty heats with Alvander claiming the third heat. A strong day featured pacing attempts against time records and a walkover for Ecstatic in the three-year-old Horse Review stake.
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Lord Derby
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Star Pointer
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Miss Willamont
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Greenline
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Wilton Boy
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Garrison
Mary C
Lasell
Chas
D. Jacob
Logansport Harness Races Open With 2 25 Pace Victory
Logansport Indiana August 12 The four day Logansport Driving Club meet opens with the 2 25 pace won easily by Vasten from Morgan stock farm Terre Haute in three straight heats Vern Line fouling to miss second in heat three Success easily takes the 240 trot with purse 300 for the 2 25 pace and 300 for the trot listed with results and times including 2 15 2 18 and 2 40 references to horses and drivers in the field.
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Gauntlett
Sun Locks
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Baron Patch
The Foes of Marriage lecture at Chicago
E Benjamin Andrews chancellor of the University of Nebraska warned that US divorce laws are too loose and a curse to families. He urged against hasty and early marriages and argued that divorce harms children and society.
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Chicago
E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
University of Chicago
Races at Terre Haute Reported with Bets Off
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Terre Haute Indiana reports crowded stands for today’s racing events. In the 2:23 Trot Aramilla Beile won in straight heats with Francis second and Catherine R third. best time 2:26 though final heat 2:27 led to bets being declared off. Derby running race won by Barrica at 2:04 for a mile and a quarter. Gold Standard was second and bets off after the judges questioned Fait riding. Randolph Jr won the two heats in five-eighths mile with best time 1:20 1/4.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Aramilla Beile
Francis
Catherine R
Barrica
Gold Standard
Hub Parader
Randolph, Jr
Embezzler Ludwig Ebert Arrested Near Steamer
New York August 12 police say Ludwig Ebert of Cleveland is wanted for embezzlement in that city. He was halted as he tried to board the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Allegedly he embezzled 170 dollars from Dora Schatzinger, to whom he is said to have been engaged. He carried 1900 in cash and German bank drafts and claims he married Schatzinger ten years ago.
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New York
Ludwig Ebert
Cleveland
Ebert
Dora Schatzinger
Acre Territory Lease Debate Moves Amid Brazilian Opposition
Territory row over Acre continues as Congress opens. President Pandez says Brazil opposes the proposed lease to the Acre syndicate, claiming danger and losses, though unproven. Syndicate funds of 25 dollars, one year to form a company, and Bolivian concession backed by American and British capital. Bolivia appeals to the United States after failed mediation.
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United States
Washington
Jockey Meade Injured in Harlem Race Collision at Saratoga
T Meade the light weight jockey for S C Hildreth was seriously hurt in Harlem’s first race at Garfield Park Sanatorium with possible skull fracture and broken collar bone. Three of fourteen starters fell in a bad mix up at the half mile post. The race was won by Kings Lady as Roxane set a track record at Saratoga in a mile race.
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Little Scout
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Sale of Thoroughbreds at Saratoga Tops 41 400
Clarence H. Mackay horses sold in paddock with ten head bringing 41 400 total. Mexican two year old claimed top price after bidding from L Waterbury F J Healy and W L Powers. other sales include His Eminence Grand Opera Frankfort Heno Rosslyn Ace Full Dartman Skiful Brunswick and Newton Bennington stables entries. Also Lexington reports record 5 000 price for three Harrison Chief geldings out of Cynthiana Belle sold by John Stewart to Charley Myrick.
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R. T. Wilson, Jr
Henry Young-Quiver
J. Daly
Rosslyn
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R. van Cortland
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Mirthful- Skadi
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Brunswick
St. Carlo Sloe
Walter Keyes
Newton-Bennington
Bensonhurst
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Lady Abercraft
Albert Ladycraft
I. V. Bell
Lexington
John Stewart
Harrison Chief
Cynthiana Belle
Charley Myrick
New York City
Tragedy at Atlantic City Beach Drowns Two Angell Brothers
Daniel Angell aged eight and Oscar Angell aged twelve, brothers from Philadelphia, drowned in the surf at Atlantic City while bathing. Thousands watched as four life guards mounted a strenuous rescue attempt that failed. The boys’ parents were present on the beach.
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N. J
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Oscar Angell
Philadelphia
Fight Promoters Envy No Interference From Governor Durbin
Governor Durbin faced protests over a prize fighting ban as Eddie Santry faced Ole Olson in an Indianapolis Empire Theater exhibit. Deputy Attorney General Hadley inspected the event, saw no violation, and reported to Durbin that the fights were conducted within the law. Mayor Bookwalter defended the police stance, insisting fights be boxing contests with no knockouts, and that authorities would arrest anyone deviating. In New Haven, Harry Caldwell beat Jon Nelson in motor paced heats, the first in 16 minutes 10 seconds and the second in 16 16 46.
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Notable Obituaries Roundup From Across The Nation
Charles E Prat a famed musician dies in New York apoplexy while under Brights disease care. Elizabeth Roberts Jr prominent Philadelphia resident and Luray cave owner dies at Rosemont aged seventy. Prof Charles W M Black University of Oregon mathematics professor dies of consumption at La Grange. Albert E Pattison eminent Denver jurist dies of paralysis aged fifty seven. C L Dobson Kansas City lawyer and ex judge dies from fall injuries. Col Simpson K Donavin veteran Ohio journalist dies after bowel illness at seventy one.
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Bright
Hartford
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Mme
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Robert Heller
Alice Dunning Lingard
Clara Louise Leonard
Philadelphia
E,pigee Jr
Colorado
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Col
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Pattison
New York State
Buffalo
Ohio
Terns People s Party Ticket In Fort Worth Convention
The new allied People s party of Terns was created tonight by Populists in convention. After nominating the ticket, the convention adjourned sine die at midnight. Governors J. M. Mallett of Cleburne and other officers were named including T. J. McMinn, J. H. L. Bonner, B. Barry, J. M. Perdue, M. C. Granberry, E. P. Halsbury and Prof. A. Collier with Milton Park renominated state chairman.
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Tex
People's Party of Terns
J. M. Mallett
Cleburne
T. J. McMinn
San Antonio
J. H. L. Bonner
Smith County
B. Barry
Walnut Springs
J. M Perdue
Grace and Cor telyou dine with President at Oyster Bay
Secretary Cortelyou arrived from Hempstead to Oyster Bay and planned the Northwest itinerary for the President. William R. Grace, former New York City mayor, was luncheon guest today.
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William R. Grace
New York City
Busy Day for Outlaws near Chickasha
Guthrie Oklahoma August 12 Four outlaws held up ten vehicles on the highway near Chickasha I T and relieved them of watches valuables and money then compelled the victims to stand together at gunpoint while the men departed Several prominent Chickasha residents were among the victims.
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