Riots, arrests highlighted at Duryea washery clash
Hearing in the habeas corpus case of guards and workers at Warnke washery ends with three deputies held on $200 bail while others are discharged. Sheriff Jacobs mobilizes deputies as tensions persist amid a prolonged strike and coal operations near Teas Cette area. Frederick Warnke vows protection measures and possible governor intervention to safeguard workers and property.
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Halsey
Kinney
Reynolds
Madden
Frederick Warnke
Jacobs
Duryea
Sherif Jacobs
Wernke
Teas Cette
Lehigh Valley Company
Miners Union Urges Fund Contribution at Rhondda Meeting
William Abraham MP for Rhondda Valley and president of the South Wales Miners Federation urged accepting a financial contribution to aid striking miners. The meeting adopted a resolution supporting Federation contributions to the campaign for arbitration.
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London
William Abraham
Rhondda Valley
Gilamorganshire
South Wales Miners’ Federation
Justice Shiras to Retire From Supreme Court
Pittsburg Aug 18 Justice Shiras confirmed retirement plans from the Supreme Court bench early next year. George Shiras III said there is no fixed date but cited the law allowing retires at seventy and suggested he may remain until May if he stays to the court adjournment.
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Pittsburg
Supreme Court
George Shiras
Justice Shiras
George Shiras III
Congress
Gainesville superintendent shot at Kokomo plant
William Bronson, superintendent of the summer phosphate at Kokomo, was shot and killed by a Black employee while on his way to quell a disturbance at the plant. The assassin escaped. Meanwhile the United Association of Journeymen Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters convened its annual meeting in Omaha.
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Gainesville
Fla
William Bronson
Kokomo
United Association of Journeym Phimbers
United States
Canada
Omaha
Weather forecast for Indiana and Ohio from Aug 18
Local rains expected in northern Indiana with cooler air moving in from the northeast. Tuesday shows rain in Ohio with winds turning fresh north, followed by Wednesday with fair conditions in the state. Temperature figures show a modest mean temperature departure since January 1, as reported by Blythe, Section Director.
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Indiana
Mon
Minors
Ohio
R.H
W. and
Blythe
Movements of steamers report dated Aug 14 189- line
Arrived Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from New York bound for Bremen and proceeded. Sailed Friedrich der Grosse from Bremen to New York. New York arrivals include Kroon Is from Antwerp Minnetonka from Lahn from Genoa and Naples from Bremen. Lizard Paxsed Friesland from New York to Antwerp Potsdam from New York to Rotterdam.
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Janine Tosse
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
New York
Bremen
Friedrich der Grosse
Kroon
Antwerp
Minnetonka
Lahn
Genoa
Naples
Lizard
Friesland
Potsdam
Rotterdam
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Deta Mentioned on Boxes
The text notes that the name must appear on every box of the Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab Deta, the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. The instruction emphasizes branding across product packaging.
Millers Win as Sutthoff Keeps Steady Support
In rain shortened American Association play only one game result is clear as Millers win 4 to 1 with Sutthoff steady and perfect support. Other scores show Kansas City 6 Columbus 4 Toledo 4 Milwaukee 1 and Louisville St Paul listed with rain.
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Sutthoff
Louiisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville-St. Paul
Readville opening thrills as long shots win trots
Readville Grand Circuit day featured upsets with Major Muscovite and Baron Deshay beating betting favorites. Wentworth won the Blue Hill stakes in 2:00% with record heats, as Sufreet captured the 2:16 pace and Baron De Shay the 2:13 trot.
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Readville
Mass
Major Muscovite
Baron Deshay
New Richmond
McMahon
Wentworth
Superior
Maxine
Chase
Sufreet
Baron de Shay
Dan Patch
Star Pointer
Massachusetts
Uwharrie
D.’Mcmahon
Benedict and Hudson
the Bishop
Wilson
H. Keeerey
Sphinx
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Spear
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G. m
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Knox
Brk. G
Rich- Bighom
Carthage
Bik. m
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Albert
Ro. G
McDonald
Nathan Straus
Walworth
Specie
Higland
Henry
B. G. C Hudson
B. m
Lyons
Patchen
Shank
Nanita
Proctor
Dick Berry
B. G
Laselle
Aoe
B. H
Poston
Wail
Elfred Starr
Br. In
Cahill
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Geers
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Bourbon Wilkes Eee
Kavalis
Young
Cascade
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Miller
Rathburn
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Oriesa
Strathmore
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Aggle
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Pierce
A. J. Oh
Walker
Peeine B. G
McM Pug
Darwin
McHenry
Snow
Promise
James
Fies
Lost Hayward
Bik
Johnson
Baseball League organized by Anti-cigarette group
Fifty boys from the Anti-cigarette League met at Mrs. Loomis home at 615 South New Jersey street and formed a baseball team. George Steppler was named captain and Fred Shortemeier of 606 South New Jersey street was chosen manager to receive challenges from teams not over thirteen years old.
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Anti-cigarette League
Annual Surprises Seizes Spotlight In Grand Circuit Pace
Scott Huflson holds annual surpises this season and has placed second in several sensational pacing races on the Grand Circuit.
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Scott Huflson
Great pacing stallion dies. Goshen owner linked to champions
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Goshen Indiana dated August 18 reports a renowned pacing stallion that died in Minneapolis. The horse had been owned by Joseph H Leash of Goshen for eight years and sired notable offspring including Green Line and Junius who stand among Grand Circuit champions.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Minneapolis
Joseph H. Lesh
Green Line
Junius
Mrs. Gray Remembered By Society Famed Justice’s Wife
Washington Aug 18 Youngsters in society will miss Mrs Gray wife of Horace Gray retiring associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court She loved lively entertainments at the old home at I and Sixteenth Streets Few matrons were invited to her parties to please Mrs Grundy Her frolics were free of conventionalities Her Gray was a favorite in official and older sets but twenty year olds idolized her
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Gray
Horace Gray
United States Supreme Court
Sixteenth Streets
Grundy
Boston bats Cincinnati out of race in August clash
Cincinnati, O Aug 18 Boston pounded Phillips and Ewing in the first three innings. Every Boston batter reached safely as Cincinnati fielded below par. Final score Cincinnati 2 Boston 5 with Demont and Carney among the standouts. Attendance about 1000.
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Boston
Phillips
Ewing
Cin. R.ilo
A.E. Bos. R.H
A.B
Dexter
Lenny
Cooley
Carney, Jr
Demont
Seinfeld
Moran
Willis
Stienfeld
Carney
Steinfeld
Bergen
Tenny
Irwin
Baseball Scores and Innings Darkened Ending in Tie
Aug 18 Boston drew 4 while Detroit 4 held in an 11th inning darkness tie. Holmes hit a homer for Detroit. Mullen and Young pitched for Boston. Washington edged Cleveland in extras as Orth shut down Bernhardt. Baltimore topped St Louis after Harper faltered early and Katoll kept them in check.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati Os
St Louis
Philadelphia
New York
St. Wis
Cleveland
Washington
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Mullen
Bos
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Freeman
Barrett
Parent
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Beck
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Criger
C. M'Allist
Jo Pe Mullen
P,oung
Coillins
MecAllister
W. Gleason
Young
Peaches
Hughes
O'Laughlin
Baltimore American
St. Louis
Harper
Katoll
Wittiters
Triple Play Unassisted By O Hagan In Rochester Jersey City Game
In a Rochester Eastern League win over Jersey City O Hagan first base man for Rochester made an unassisted triple play. He caught a bunt near the ground then touched first base to run down Mack, and then went to second to beating Shock to the bag. The feat echoes a disputed 1870s claim about Paul Hines.
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Walter Wilmot
Perry Werden
Martin
Coulter
Byers
Fox
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Wilmot
Hoosiers
Sutthoff
Millers
Hoghever
Lynch
Lally
Grim
O'Brien
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Grant
Coulidy
Rt. Byers
Cooley
Suthoff
Ramsey
Jersey City
Rochester
O'Hagan
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Providence
Mack
O'Ha
Shoch
Seven Furlongs in 1 25 Two Fifths of a Second Clipped
Saratoga and Chicago racing notes from August 18 report fast tracks, close finishes, and several stakes results. The Mus keteer set a world time at seven furlongs in 1 23, Port Royal led Mohawk selling stakes, and Huntress upset Blues. At Hawthorne Little Scout beat Harry New by a head, while Jane Holly won the fifth race. Kinloch Park at St Louis saw Schwalbe take the Florissant handicap amid heavy rain and a split winner slate.
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New York
Horace Wilson
Empire City
Prince Alert
Dan Patch
Saratoga
N. Y
Coney Island
Clifford
Douro
Baron Pepper
Ethics
Orloff
Allan
Lord of the
Andy Williams
Pear Finder
the Musketeer
Port Royal
Ella Sayeds
Huntress
Chicago
Hawthorne
Little Scout
Harry New
Artena
Rose Tree
Corrigan
St, Louis
Kinloch Park
Barney Schriber
Hycena
Budweiser
Has Gift
Schwalbe
Beauty Book
Crime
Favorites Win Most Races at Highland Park Meet
In Detroit on August 18 favorites led the fields at Highland Park with wins across the program. Results list Miss Chapman, Maxon, Baffled, Sardine, Fillbuster, and Fessie Fiotoll among the winners with odds noted for each victor.
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Detroit
Mich
Highland Park
Miss Chapman
Maxon
Baffled
Sardine
Fillbuster
Fessie Fiotoll
Polo at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis
Plan to build polo arena in the city is halted for winter. Harry Hornaday and Charles Babcock, controllers of the Indianapolis franchise in the Western Polo Association, may lease Tomlinson Hall for twenty five weeks to host games on Tuesdays and Fridays. Remaining time, the hall will serve as a roller skating rink with fixtures removable if the city leases the hall for charitable purposes.
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Harry Hornaday
Charles Babcock
Indianapolis
Western Polo Association
Tomlinson Hall
Gardner Defeats Root In Rapid Inclined Stoppage
George Gardner of Lowell Mass decisively defeated Jack Root of Chicago in Salt Lake City after a brisk 17th round stoppage. Both fighters endured brutal body blows and facial cuts with Gardner targeting Root’s stomach to slow his foe, while Root struggled with a shattered left hand and bleeding nose. Gardner’s relentless pace and clutch moments in rounds 12 through 15 sealed the victory as Root’s seconds threw in the sponge.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
George Gardner
Lowell
Mass
Jack Root
Chicago
San Francisco
Gardner
Root
Terry McGovern
Wheen Gardner
Jack Donnelly
Thomas Murtaugh
Aleck Greggains
Dave Barry
Harry Hynds
Cheyenne
McGovern Knocks Out Reed in Sixth at National Club
Hughey McGovern defeated Wille Reed of Brooklyn by knockout in the sixth round of a twenty round bout at the National Athletic Club in New Britain. Reed showed a strong left jab but lacked power, and the referee stopped the fight after Reed was knocked down multiple times. Terry McGovern attended in Reed’s corner as other boxing news covered Marvin Hart’s six round decision over Billy Stitt in Chicago where both fighters tired and landed few clean blows.
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Root
Gardner
Roots
New Britain
Conn
Hughey McGovern
Wille Reed
Brooklyn
National Athletic Club
McGovern
Young Reed
Reed
Hughey
Mike Donovan
Terry McGovern
Herry Pollock
Young Corbett
Chicago
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Bily Stitt
Hart
Two Eastern Boxers Set for Empire Theater Card
Two eastern featherweights, Danny McMahon of Philadelphia and Tony Moran of New York, are signed for the main ten round bout next Monday night at the Empire Theater. Both are clever boxers and should provide one of the best cards seen in the city, with good preliminaries also listed.
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Empire Theater
Danny McMahon
Philadelphia
Tony Moran
New York
Indiana Football Preparations and Schedule Preview
Bloomington Aug 18 football fans anticipate the season ahead at Indiana University with plans to assemble the team by Sept 15 and a schedule featuring Michigan Minnesota Ohio State Purdue DePauw and Notre Dame. Key losses include Foster Smith Rucker Davidson and Elfers as Joe Nelson breaks the world's twenty mile cycling record in Pittsburg with 27 2/5 minutes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Horne
Cai i
Smith
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State
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de Pauw
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Rucker
Davidson
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Joe Nelson
Coliseum
Freeman
McFarland
Nelson
Muncie Polo Team Named for Western Roller Polo
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Muncie Ind August 1 Manager Petty announces provisionally the Muncie polo team to represent the city in the Western Roller Polo Association this winter Higgins aheart and Healy rushers Jean center arthy of Lewiston half back Castel goal and Charles Fitzgerald half and utility man
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Muncie
Ind
Petty
Western Roller Polo Association
Higgins
Aohart
Healy
Jean
Arthy
Lewiston
Castel
Charles Fitzgerald
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