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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1902

Page

3

Hoosiers Rally To Beat Toledo In Wild Finish

Indianapolis overturns a Toledo lead with a seventh and eighth inning rally, Miller struggles early, Heydon hits a three bagger and a late two run effort by Sannapone seals a 6 to 5 win for the Hoosiers. Recounted by a crowd of 970 in a dramatic finish.

Indianapolis Toledo Fox Coulter Heydon Hog-rrever Kellum Miller Burns Hog Tiever Mack Flick Hoosiers O'Brien Woodruff Fasi Smith Meaney Owens Flannigan Bobilks Turner Gilks Kiemnon Hiegriever Kiemon Hogriever Kuhns Kuhm Filek Sannapone Kleinow Sacerarserards R. H Ae Poff Gilks Ee Klein Moch Flack Tindill

Weather Forecast For Indiana Illinois Tuesday And Wednesday

Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for fair and warmer weather in Indiana and Illinois with fresh northwest winds diminishing. Barometer and temperature readings show a maximum around 72 and a minimum near 56 with light rain late. Official notes Blythe reports mean temperatures and total precipitation for July 21.

Washington Indiana Ilinois E.H W. T. Blythe

Movements of Steamers Across Ports

Shipping news lists arrivals and departures at New York Plymouth Lazard and Philadelphia. Vessels include Boote from Liverpool Minnetonka from London Kronian view from Antwerp Gallic from Marseilles Napice Spartan Prince Genoa Naples Blucher from Hamburg Southampton Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from New York Graf Waldersee to New York Ryndam Friesland and others scheduled for Rotterdam Antwerp Bremen and New York.

New York Boote Liverpool Minnetonka London Kronian View Antwerp Gallic Marseilles Napice Spartan Prince Genoa Naples Blucher Mamburg Southampton Plymouth Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Cherbourg Bremen Graf Waldersee Lazard Ryndam Rotterdam Friesland Philadelphia Rhymlond Queenstown York

Carriage Plant Fire Destroys Thompson & Son Works

Fire destroyed the George F. Thompson and Son Buggy Company carriage plant in Minneapolis. Loss estimated at 355,000 with 10,000 insurance. In Charleston West Virginia the Glen Elk furniture factory burned today with loss around 50,000 and related insurance.

Minneapolis George F. Thompson & Son Buggy Company Charleston W. Va Glen Elk Furniture

Cincinnati Sluggers Hammer Murphy to Beat St Louis

Cincinnati defeated St Louis 7 to 1 behind Poole new pitcher. Murphy’s curves were clobbered for sixteen hits as Cincinnati grabbed early lead and held on. Bats were timely with Nichols Bergen Seymour Crawford and others contributing. St Louis errors helped.

Batteries Burchell and Reading Mc Farland and Weaver

Southern Association results list Memphis 0 Nashville 6 and TAttie Rock Chattanooga 1 Birmingham 3 Shreveport 4 New Orleans 3 Atlanta 0 with batteries Burchell Reading Mc Farland Weaver noted in the record.

Burchell and Reading McFarland and Weaver Memphis Nashville Tattie Rock Chattanooga Birmingham Shreveport New Orleans Atlanta

Kramer and Williams Win National Circuit Races

In Pittsburgh twelve top riders contested the first national meet at the Coliseum. Frank L. Kramer won the one third mile circuit in five heats with Iver Lawson second. Saxon Williams captured the half mile handicap. The consolation lap, a professional, was rained out and moved to tomorrow. At Atlantic City the ten mile motor paced race saw George Leander of Chicago beat Charles O Connell of Boston in two straight heats, times 16 1 2 and 16 29 4 5.

Pittsburg Coliseum Frank L. Kramer Iver Lawson Kramer Saxon Williams National Chavanlonship Frank J L. Kramer St Orange N. J Iver Irene Salt Lake City S. Kimble Louisville G. H. Collett New Haven Conn Beachamp Australia E. C. Bald Buffalo Atlantic City George Leander Chicago Charles O'Connell Boston Coliseum Track ST. Louis Sweet Dream Larry Wilt Delmar W. B. Gates Capt. R. R. Rice Schwalbe Edgardo Lunar Marchioness Maggie Clapton Seize

Fitzsimmons Confident to Win in Friday Ring Fight

In San Francisco Robert Fitzsimmons trains hard for his upcoming bout, declaring recent reports of weak legs false and promising victory. He plans lighter workouts tomorrow as Jeffries trains lightly, both sides jockey for odds amid strong betting and city training at Olympic Club and Golden Gate Park. Terry McGovern and entourage arrive in New London to begin training for his match with Young Corbett, joined byArt Simms who will join the camp soon.

San Francisco Golden Gate Park Ocean Beach Robert Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons Jeffries Olympic Club George Dawson New London

Accidents at Harlem and a two year old stakes win

Chicago opening day at Harlem features a fatal steeplechase fall with Queenship killed and jockey injuries. Iceni wins the competitive stakes for two year olds as Shooting Star takes the prize. early races report mixed results amid a largely accident marred card.

Shooting Star Chicago Chicago Jockey Club Harlem Queenship Taylor Farrell Iceni Worthington Dupee Dagmar Helen Paxton Esherin Watkins Overton Mathews Ee King Duelist Gregor Lucien Appleby Dodie Revensbury

Inning Rally Seals Cleveland Win Over Philadelphia

Cleveland fell behind but tied the game in the seventh on two errors and four hits including a homer. Schreck delivered a two on, two out single in the ninth to win 6 5 as Moore Wright Wood held off Philadelphia with 2 406 in attendance.

Philadelphia Brooklyn White Doolin Kitson Shearn and Farrell Cleveland Schreck Moore Wright Wood Hastings Plank Waddell Powers

Baltimore Beats Detroit In Easy Diamond Run

Baltimore defeated Detroit in a one sided game. Wiltse struggled while Sievers held Detroit at bay. Detroit scored six runs while Baltimore managed six. Key players included Sievers and McGuire for Baltimore and Wiltse for Detroit. Attendance was 1,650.

Baltimore Detroit Wiltse Sievers Robinson McGuire

Washington St Louis Tilt Ends In Wild Double Play

In a tight game on July 21 Wallace mishandled a throw to first, the ball caroming into the bleachers. Anderson fetched it and tossed home, Sudgen blocked the ball, allowing Clarke to score the decisive run. Attendance 3,868. final 9 10 inning line shows Orth and Clarke for Washington and Powell Kahoe for St. Louis.

Louisville Bailey Knoll Schaub Columbus Louis R.H.O.A.E Col. R.ilo A.E Hart Viox Grim Mparl'd Turner Kroll Tf. Zilde Tzke Fox Schaetzke Flournoy Clymer Gannon Coons Jme Sehriver Wagner Milwaukee St. Paul Elliott Stimmel Dillard Rw.o.a.e RILO A.B Shannon Fergueen Huggins Eliott Clingman A. McBride Ferguson Ebright Kansas City Kan. C Seaeeree Minne Lynch Reville Smith Thiel Wolfe Minneapolis Rothfuss Quillen Grant Cribbens Werden Sporer Hyer Nance Haskell New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington Park Washington Wallace Anderson Sudgen Clarke Rhe Washington St. Louis Orth and Powell and Kahoe Orth Powell

Three I League doubleheader wins for Rockford

Rockford defeated Decatur in both games at Rock Island, taking the first 97 to 55 and shutting out the visitors in the second. Bloominton beat Rock Island in a close game at Rock Island as Hunter Hill and D Mullaney clashed, with Hill and Mullaney ejected after a sixth inning brawl. Cedar Rapids swept Evansville in two games at Cedar Rapids, winning behind Heisman errors and Kennedy home run.

Rockford Decatur RHE Killian Thiery Weigand Krebs Mesner Owens and Starke Dorner I Krebs Rock Island Bloomington Hunter Hill D. Mullaney Hickey Milton Williams McGreevy Belt Cedar Rapids Heisman Kennedy Evansville Durham Weaver Heisman, Burchell and Sessler Osarees Ese TG Soc Ees

National tennis tourney results in Chicago and London

In Chicago, first and second round singles and five doubles matches were completed. Multiple players advanced with several defaults and close scores, while London reports F Appleby of Herne Hill setting an amateur 15 mile record at Stamford Bridge in 1h 2m 43.5s, ahead of Arthur Schrubb.

Chicago London Stamford Bridge F. Appleby Herne Hill Arthur Schrubb Thomas

Grand Circuit races opening day at Glenville track

Rain delayed opening as trainers worked on nearby roads. A large crowd assembled for the Grand Circuit meet with Major Delmar favored in the 2:13 trot and Ed Geers’s Fred S. Wedgewood favored in the 2:09 pace. Dandy Chimes expected to win the 2:20 pace with Directum Spier in the 2:25 trot. Vastin, a Terre Haute based five year old, shows speed with a 1:00 half and 2:10 mile prospects ahead of Canela Sam Fleming’s sensational entries.

Cleveland Tomorow Glenville Major Delmar Detroit Ed Geers Fred S. Wedgewood Directum Spier Indianapolis Journal Terre Haute Ind

Will Reprint the Bible Promises Fresh News

The Assumption Independent in Pana Illinois announces it will begin publishing the Holy Bible this week starting with Genesis and continuing until complete. It is planned to take fifty years to finish the full publication for readers across its weekly circulation.

Pana Assumption Independent

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Ad Seen in old ad

An advertising line proclaims that this name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets a celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. The wording reflects vintage patent medicine marketing common to early 20th century ads.

Move by L. and N. Signals Morgan Merger Plan

Louisville and Nashville Railroad accepts Kentucky Constitution provisions as part of a new corporate status. The Courier Journal explains the shift after Morgan & Co control, implying a merger with Southern Railway is being actively arranged and could take effect soon.

Louisville, Ky Courier- Journal J. P. Morgan & Co Southern Securities Company Northern Securities Company Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company Kentucky Frankfort Louisville & Nashville Belmonts Rothschilds Southern Railway Morgan & Co Loulaville & Nashville Southern George W. Perkins Morgan

Legislative instrument risks and future repeal concerns

Benefits, if any, in legislation since adoption or future gains are offset by liability to legislative enactment, making the charter subject to amendment or repeal. Louisville & Nashville officials refused to discuss the matter tonight.

Louisville & Nashville

Railway Wreck In Ohio At Hudson Causes Severe Injuries

A west bound Pittsburg flyer collided with an east bound freight at a siding after an open switch on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh line in Hudson Ohio. Three railway employees and a passenger were severely injured including an East Liverpool engineer and Cleveland fireman. A Syrian woman from Columbus traveling to Cleveland to bury her husband suffered three broken ribs and internal injuries. Many others were bruised and cut by shattered glass as about a hundred passengers rode the train.

Cleveland Columbus

Forbes Set to Fight Rotchford in Straight Rules Bout

Clarence Forbes, bantamweight contender and brother of Harry Forbes, arrives for a ten round Empire Theater clash with Billy Rotchford next Friday. Forbes says he is in good condition at 118 pounds and prefers straight rules to avoid clinch fouls, aiming for speed and infighting to secure a decision. Rotchford’s camp arrives soon. advance seating and local interest rise as gas-belt delegations plan attendance.

Clarence Forbes Harry Forbes Billy Rotchford Empire Theater Forbes Chicago Jack Ryan Rotchford Kingston Jeffries Fitzsimmons Empire

Hold-Up Fight at Cleveland Club Ends with Bezenah Victory

Elwood boxers Eugene Bezenah and Steve Crosby staged a ten round bout at the Cleveland Club last night amid a drawn out money dispute. Crosby led early and through six rounds, but referee Ed Smith ruled for Bezenah as police halted further bouts.

Elwood Cleveland Club Eugene Bezenah Steve Crosby Cleveland Bezenah Crosby Ed Smith Anderson Smith Taffe

Nine Tenths of Criminals Men Carrie Chapman Catt Says

At Ocean Grove Temple Asbury Park N Y a two days rally of the National and State Women's Suffrage Association drew about 1500. Bishop Fitzgerald welcomed the gathering and Rev Anna H Shaw presided. Carrie Chapman Catt declared two thirds of church members are women and nine tenths of criminals are men asserting women are better qualified to vote.

Asbury Park N. Y National Women's Suffrage Association Ocean Grove Temple Fitzgerald Anna H. Shaw Philadelphia Carrie Chapman Catt New York

Value of the Newspaper

The Western Christian Advocate extols newspapers as great educators guiding readers beyond self concerns. It argues papers unite people on a shared set of grand ideas, fostering public sentiment, patriotism, and a sense of global brotherhood.

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Indiana town uses toll-free gospel by phone

An Indiana town has adopted a gospel by telephone scheme that lets residents call a pastor at will. The plan appears popular, letting callers hear sermons and religious messages at any time.

Indiana

Roosevelt replies to Philippine school rumor in Cincinnati meeting

At a federal convention of Catholic societies in Cincinnati and Hamilton county a letter from President Roosevelt was read denying the report of proselytizing Filipinos. A letter of thanks to Roosevelt was ordered for his communication.

Cincinnati Federal Convention of Catholic Societies Hamilton County Roosevelt

Americans as types at London coronation bazar

A Hartford Courant remark notes an American bar at the London coronation bazar opened Thursday attended by twenty two American women. The piece questions what foreigners think of the United States when judging Americans who pose as living types overseas.

Hartford Courant London New York Bovton America

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