Loyal Bleacher Fans Rally Behind Home Club in Pennant Race
Loyal baseball fans fill the bleachers in Indianapolis as the pennant race with Louisville and Kansas City tightens. Bleacher enthusiasm lifts the home team, with Emil Fertig leading the crowd and Mayor Bookwalter noting his presence before the season opener. Attendance soars on holidays, and the crowd’s energy influences pitchers and players, making the bleachers an essential part of the game's atmosphere.
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Louieville
Louisville
American Association
Indianaplis
Hame
Kansas City
Rooters
Emil Fertig
Lwon
Bookwalter
Emil Ferthe
Polis
Betub
Indianapolis Selah
Hoggie
Annle Latham
Riot at Rabbi Joseph funeral shocks New York district
Police inspector Cross, in charge of the district, faced a riot at Rabbi Joseph's funeral. Hebrew mourners caused such a disturbance that Cross was transferred to another district.
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Cross
New York
Rabbi Joseph
Model farm shows care and plan in Indiana chicken business
An Indianapolis incubator expert details why many try chicken farming fail, citing mismanagement and reliance on grocery eggs. He highlights J Carpenter at the English Avenue end farm as a model, describing his yarded breeding pens, green grass, sunny brooders, heated brooders, and careful incubation practices.
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Indianapolis
Frank Johnson
Fair Grounds
Johnson
Broad Ripple
Haughville
Indiana
J. Carpenter
Indiy
Plymouth
Carper
Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Income of a steel roller in Allegheny county era
The narrator visits Davie the roller near McKeesport to glimpse his life. Davie’s home, horses, and carriage showcase wealth, but his routine reveals a brutal 3 am to 3 pm seven days a week grind. His daily wage around 25 dollars masks a looming decline of the roller plutocrat class.
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Paul Latzke
Saturday Evening Post
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McKeesport
Allegheny County
Pittsburg
Schenley Park
Goulds
Vanderbilts
Dolweck
Hsault
Tl Mannoer
Truch
Ostern Pennsylvania
New York
Wenus
Abes
Eatthittadhy
Wages for Western Pennsylvania Rollers Vary Widely
The article notes that many workers like Davie are not typical and that only a small share earn as high as Davie. The general pay among rollers in western Pennsylvania averages closer to $15 a day, well below $25.
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Davie
Pennsylvania
Quake Shakes Midwestern Nebraska and Describes Historic Context
A Newark Quake described as severe by Omaha newspapers rattled central Nebraska, western Iowa, and southeastern South Dakota. No deaths or property loss were reported, while the piece contrasts 1890s and 1867 seismic events with the era’s political and economic upheavals and figures, including Bryan.
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Chicago
Atchison, Kan
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
George Francis Train
Credit Mobilier
Edward Rosewater
Kearney
Nebraska
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Wall Street
New York
Golden Orient
William Jennings Bryan
Filipino ways and methods of carrying loads and children
Manila Justicia describes Filipino practices such as balancing a bamboo pole with a child or goods across the shoulder, carrying loads on the head, astride a child at the waist, and resting burdens while conversing in the street. The piece promises more customs for readers before yearly renewal.
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Manila
Justicia
America
Sage’s Remark on Youth Prospects Amid Concentration of Wealth
Russell Sage, the New York financier, declares that the age is rich with opportunities for the young man. He criticizes the belief that monopolies and wealth concentration hinder success, insisting that today’s era offers unprecedented chances for achievement.
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Russell Sage
New York
Sale of Domestics Muslin and Sheets Includes Various Prices
Classified listing detailing sale items for domestics, muslin, cambric, sheets, and pillow cases. Includes unbleached and bleached muslin in multiple yard widths and brands, cambric muslin, English longcloth, and large sheets with stated regular prices and bulk offer terms.
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Hill, Hope
Blackstone
CABOT
LEGITIMATE GOLD BRICKS BEING SOLD AT WALL STREET
New York Evening Post describes the United States Assay Office on Wall Street selling gold bars to jewelers and bankers. The system totals weekly exchanges around 190 thousand dollars, with bar sizes limited to near amounts, and involving deposits at the subtreasury before delivery. Buyers sign for pickup at the assay office after presenting a delivery certificate.
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New York Evening Post
United States Assay Office
Wall Street
Uncle Sam
Europe
Sam
Asay
Assay Office
SHACKLETT The Evolution of a Statesman
Walter Barr presents a political profile titled The Evolution of a Statesman detailing practical politics and the lobby. Publication begins in the Journal on Tuesday August 1. The story will not run in the Sunday Journal.
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