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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1902

Page

5

Porte Sees the Point Grants the American Demands Made by Mr Leishman

Imperial order concedes United States demands to Turkey. Relations with the Porte resume normalcy as Leishman and McCormick witness the settlement. Demands included rebuilding the American mission house at Kharput and allowing Armenian families to join naturalized Americans.

MR. Leishman Constantinople United States Turkey Porte Leishman Robert S. McCormick Vienna Semalik Legation Kharput

Murderers to be punished in Chinese reform edict

Imperial China issues edict promising punishment for the murderers of English missionary Lewis and Australian missionary Bruce at Chen-Chou Mu Nan. The government regrets the killings and vows reparation amid reports the acts arose from superstitious panic about cholera.

Peking Lewis Bruce Chen-Chou Mu-Nan

Baldwin to Return North to Seek for

London reports that William Zeigler of New York plans a return trip north after dispatches from Copenhagen via the Daily Express correspondent. The note mentions Zeigler seeking some purpose in the north though details are sparse.

Baldwin London Copen- Sagen The Daily Express William Zeigler New York

Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday

Washington August 4 forecast for Monday and Tuesday Indiana fair both days with southeast winds Illinois fair Monday with showers in extreme northwest Tuesday fair in south showers in north and fresh southeast winds Ohio fair Monday and Tuesday with fresh northeast to east winds. North clear with maximum 76 and minimum 5. Blythe section director.

Washington Indiana Illinois Ohio Bar R.H North Clear Ta. m Eos W. T. Blythe

Movements of Steamer Arrivals and Departures

Shipping news reports arrivals at New York and other ports, listing ships such as Zeeland Bovie Minnehaha and Pennsyl vania, and sailings to New York from Southampton Queenstown and Bremen with routes including Antwerp Liverpool London Genoa and New York.

New York Zeeland Antwerp Bovie Liverpool Havre Minnehaha London Wey N. F Sin Glasgow Fifax N. S Ami Philadelphia Lizard Ave Minneapolis Vaderland Hamburg Pennsylvania Plymouth Cherbourg Moville

Earthquakes Felt Near St Petersburg In Russia

St Petersburg correspondence reports violent earthquakes felt last Friday at Andishan and Paviovsk near St Petersburg according to the Daily Mail.

London St. Petersburg Daily Mail Andishan Paviovsk

Successful Wireless Telephoning Between Sassnitz and Kolberg

Berlin reports successful wireless telephoning today between Sassnitz and Kolberg a distance of 1% miles. Mount Altomonte in Calabria has erupted since last Friday emitting showers of stones and flames according to Rome dispatches.

Berlin Sassnitz Kolberg Calabria Rome Mount Altomonte

New Bartholin Witness Links Basement Encounter to Missing Pair

A Chicago police inquiry cites a new witness who says a young woman was seen near the Bartholin house at 604 Forty-fourth Street with a man on the basement stairs two weeks ago. The witness, a nearby business man, claims he heard a man invite the woman to the basement and then saw her enter the darkness as he passed Calumet avenue.

Chicago Calvary Cemetery Minnie Mitchell Bartholin William Bartholin Forty-third Street Mitchell Forty-fourth Street Calumet Avenue Barthelin

Vailsburg Cycle Races: Five Mile Pro Event Attracts Crowd

Newark reports a dramatic Vailsburg track day where five thousand watched a rare five mile professional race, 31 starters, 10 finishers, Kramer dominating across four miles and Armbruster winning the fourth mile. Earlier events included amateurs and a two mile handicap, with close finishes and several crashes.

Newark N. J Vailsburg Kramer Floyd McFarland Martin Beauchamp Bedells Keegan Butler Kuhike de Palma Armhurster Sullivan Stevens Billington M. L. Hurley New York Athletic Club Teddy Bilington Charles Schlee Thomas Butler Cambridgeport Daniel Sullivan New York Orlando Stevens Ottorway W. A. Rutz New Haven Hdd. Hopper Roseville Harry Ewe A. C James Zanes L. A. Shirley L. Kramer East Grange Edward Armbruster Brooklyn Plagad Martin Walter Hardgett J. T. Her Lester Whison George Collett Menus Frank Bedell Ei Sullivan Ache Brawler Patrick Keneas Ber

Close stubborn game as Indianapolis wins in ninth at Louisville

Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a tight Indianapolis victory in Louisville in the ninth inning. Williams and Flaherty pitched well for Indianapolis with strong fielding backing them. The two teams exchanged leads before Indianapolis pulled ahead on a sun hit, a single, and two errors, while crowds overflowed the stands.

Indianapolis Journal Louisville Indianapolis Williams Flaherty Hoghever Kerwin Way Points Kuhn Heydon Hogriever Fox Kuhns Coulter Grim Bonner Clymer Odwell Pox Woodruff Ganzel O'Brien Flournoy Schaub Schriever Spies Bower Hk Odwell Sples Koee Schriver H. O. A. E. Hoghiever Ee Fox Bee Woodruff Ee Kuhns Ee Heydon Ee Williams Clyn Onnee O’brien Indianapols Colonels American Association Hoosiers People’s Outfiting Company Star Store Capital City Park Temple Fund Washington Park Bluffton Ind Pressenger

Another Barn Burns with Loss of Mules and Property

A barn near the Morgan & Jackson fire scene burned overnight destroying three mules and a horse, with one man nearly killed. Pat McMorris found the blaze at P. W. Ward’s 1317 North Senate avenue stable and saved six animals, but the others perished. Ward’s loss estimates reach about $2,000 for the structure and contents including hay harness and wagons.

Morgan & Jackson P. W. Ward Senate Avenue Pat McMorris Ward

Marotts Defeat Star Store In Forest Park Game

Amateur league action saw the Marotts beat Star Store 10 to 6 at Forest Park after capitalizing on Star Store errors. Both teams had eight hits, but Star Store failed to produce timely hits while Marotts bunched theirs for the victory.

Marotts Star Store Forest Park Star R.hlo.a. Marotts Pee. E.jordan Graham Patton L.htm Heuser Oliver Crook Br'ckwy Ensley Helstein Ryse P. Wilkins Cobler Mitchel Rubi L.jordan Gillum

Cincinnati and Pittsburgs Split Doubleheader At Cincinnati

In Cincinnati, the Cincinnati and Pittsburg clubs split a doubleheader with a large crowd witnessing a first game error-filled loss for Cincinnati. Cushman and Poole pitching highlighted two games, while Leach, Seymour, and Beaumont starred for Pittsburg in the second. Attendance reached about 2,000 as ground rules were adjusted for crowd impact.

Cincinnati Cincinnatis Pittsburgs Phillips Cushman Pittsburg R-H.o.a.e Pitts R.H.O B. Kelley Clark Beckley Rumont Conroy Steinfeld Tan‘hill Maloney Zimmer Phillipps Peitz Corcoran Beaumont Leach Wagner Philipps O'Day Brown Cincin R.H.O.A.B Hopkins O'Day and Brown

Forfeited Game Shocks Seymour Visit in Indiana

SEYMOUR Reds benefited as the Y M I club of Indianapolis forfeited in the seventh inning amid a close 2 to 0 score. Schmidt was hit by a pitch, prompting the visitors to leave the field, refusing to finish the game.

Indianapolis Journal Seymour Ind Y. M. I. Club Indianapolis Seymour Reds Schmidt

Rumor of National League Return to Baltimore Grows

A well defined rumor in Baltimore says the National League has renewed the Union Park lease for five years and bonds are being raised for a new grand stand to host a NL team next year. No agents or NL officials could confirm the report tonight.

Baltimore National Baseball League Union Park

Evansville Wins and Terre Haute Loses The Other Games

Evansville defeats Rockford as Killean struggles in the first inning. Batteries Burchell and Cross face Beedles and Thiery in a pitching duel as Evansville posts the decisive early run support. Rock Island edges Terre Haute in a tight contest with Milton and Williams combining on the mound. Davenport beats Blooming ton as outbats decide the result.

Evansville Rockford Burchell Cross Killean Beedles Thiery Rock Island Terre Haute Milton and Williams Scott and Starnagie Davenport Aug Bloomington

Fell Over a Cliff Heroism at Forest Point Tennessee

At Forest Point near Monteagle Miss Vinnie Tucker of Decherd fell from a cliff during a mountain trip. Sidney Cowan of Nashville leaped to aid her, caught her as they tumbled to a ledge thirty five to forty feet down, then held on with courage until rescuers arrived. Tucker lay unconscious with injuries but Cowan remained conscious despite injuries.

Monteagle Tenn Forest Point Vinnie Tucker Decherd Sidney Cowan Nashville Cowan Tucker Miss Tucker

McGovern heads to Cincinnati for Corbett bout training

Terry McGovern left for Cincinnati tonight with companions Charles Mayland and Artie Simms. The former featherweight champion said he is in better shape than at Hartford and is willing to wager on defeating Corbett. He will train at Price Hill, Cincinnati, until September 21.

New York Terry McGovern Cincinnati McGovern Charles Mayland Artie Simms Corbett Hartford

Interstate life and revolver shooting tournament at Seagirt

Preparations for the Seagirt New Jersey interstate life and revolver shooting meet begin with a rebuilt range hosting 15 targets from 25 to 1000 yards. Teams from United States Army Navy and Marine Corps, National Guard units from several states, and many clubs plan to compete across multiple matches and new events including the Leach cup and interclub contest.

N. J United States Army War Department Springfield Frankford Lissak Ordnance Department Washington National Rifle Association United States Marine Corps C. H. Laucheimer Hilton Marine Corps District of Columbia Massachusetts New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland Illinois N. G D. C Or. M Infantry National Guard Thira Oa Infantry Sixth Regiment Infantry Eighth Regiment Infantry Onc Regi Ae Ta Oe First Regiment Leach United States Seagirt Labor Day Maine Ae Cerne New Jersey State Rifle Association Sengirt Tei

National championship tennis field narrows to six

Newport R I Aug 24 One by one the four score tennis players who began the national championship singles last Tuesday have fallen and only six remain for tomorrow's fifth round. It is believed M D Whitman of Boston and one of the Doherty brothers may reach the finals to challenge W A Larned. The English players are rising in strength and the final rounds likely occur Wednesday or Thursday with the Dohertys aiming to defend both singles and doubles titles.

Newport R. L W. A. Larned M. D. Whitman Boston Doherty Brothers Whitman Dohertys H. I. Doherty Tee L. E. Ware Ware

Dream of Mishap Ends in Tragedy in Chicago

Bryant Schick awoke in Chicago on August 4 to a fatal gas exposure after his wife allegedly turned on the gas while temporarily insane. He discovered his wife and two children dead, including a two year old daughter and an infant. A note left by Mrs. Schick was unreadable.

Chicago Bryant Schick Yas

City News Note Details Local Moves and Mishap

Mr. Sam Sonnenberg has gone to Paint Chautauqua and Buffalo. Mrs. C N Elliott and son have been from Maxinkuckee since the first of July. Women s Home Missionary Society of the Central Avenue MM Church will meet this morning at 8 o clock in the church parlor. A horse driven by H sted of 121 North Noble Street fell through boards near Cuplitel Avenue, uninjured, but the horse had wounds to body and legs and a shaft broke.

Sam Sonnenberg Chautauqua Buffalo

Cairo Marshal Godwin Dies After Battle With Desperado Tirus

CAIRO GA August City marshal A M Godwin died from wounds after a night battle with Galey Tirus a black desperado who was charged with murder of a constable. Two additional deputies were wounded in the fight as a posse continues pursuit of Tirus.

Cairo A. M. Godwin Galey Tirus Tirus

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