St Paul 15 Indianapolis 3 as Kellum struggles on mound
St Paul built a 15 to 3 victory over Indianapolis behind Kellum who allowed eighteen hits and fifteen earned runs. Stewart pitched solidly for Indianapolis, while Kellum faltered with wild pitches and uncleared curves. Milwaukee shut out Columbus 1 to 0 with Elliott notching a second straight shutout. In Minneapolis, Martin homered to tie the score late. Stimmer held Louisville in the 10th as Spooner scored the winner on Yeager’s single.
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Indianapolis Journal
ST. Paul
Minn
Kellum
Stewart
Kihm
Zeckace
Jones
Coulter
Short
Kelley
Heyden
Feiten
Homer
Ae Smood
O'Brien
Tamsett
Heydon
Hoghievers
Ball
Hoghever
Huggins
Sullivan
Ion
Indianapolis
Wheeler
Schaefer
Ackson
Kells
Milwaukee
Eliott
Columb To-Da
Kallwaukee
R.h.o.ae
Colum
R.blo.a.e
Roach
Crabill
Elliott
Wood
Unglaub
Cra Dil
Minneapolis
Martin
Stimmer
Louisville
Spooner
Yeager
Minne
H.C.A.B. Louis
A. McR
Kerwin
Clymer
Odwell
Rtin
Ea Biarnin
Vasbinder
Thomas
Minnea
Louiaville
White
McCreery
Bohannan
Red Ball
Troma
Lally
Lally Sullivan
Mullane
Cunningham
Rushaupt Returns Home to Poor Indianapolis Pitching
Charles Rushhaupt, secretary and treasurer of the Indianapolis club, returned from St Paul and will stay through the month as the team nears a long home series. Beenevet reports the pitching staff in poor condition with Ford the only promising arm while Williams Kellum and others suffer sore arms or gore injuries but expect to pitch again soon.
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Charles Rushaupt
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Mr. Beenevet
Tien
Ford
Williams
Kellum
Pitchers Battle Shuts Out Philo Eagles by Pittsburg New York
A low scoring game features Philadelphia unable to score off pitcher Phillipps as St. Louis blanks them. In a separate note Cincinnati edges Boston 4 to 1 with a total of five hits across the two contests reflecting strong pitching on both sides and a 4,400 crowd.
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New York
Phillipps
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
McFarland
Donovan
Sparks
Philadelphians
Brain
Phillies
St. L. Ae
Phila
B.H.O.A.E. Farrell
Thomas
Barry
W'lort
Hallman
Douglass
Balowits
Hackett
Williams
Hulswitt
Gleason
Mokerrants
Phlphia
Empiie
Ewing
Pittinger
Cincin
Boston
R.H.O
A.E. Kelley
Dexter
Bonin
Slabenic
Mersey
Steintelat
Nia
Peltz
Dex
Moran
Donlin
Greminger
Peitz
Moran and
Holliday
Detroit
Burkett
Wallace
McAleer
Heidrick
Powell
A.E. St. L.eee
Barrett
Kahoe
Crawra
Friel
Lush
Crawford
Eason
Donahue
McCormick
Sugden
Anderson
Padden
Baseball scores and notices from June report
Pittsburg shut out New York 6 to 0 with Phillips strong pitching as Wagner was hit by a ball. St. Louis and Philadelphia split a 1 to 0 pitchers duel in St Louis. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 3 to 1 with Stager's late catch. Cincinnati beat Boston 4 to 1 in a tight battle. Boston routed New York 9 to 0 in the Mets game. Detroit beat St. Louis 5 to 2 in a rough contest and Chicago downed Cleveland 3 to 2. Washington lost to Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Orth’s curveball proved easy for the visitors. Attendance totals ranged from about 400 to 4,400 across games.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Coves
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Phillips
Bowerman
Pitts
R.H.O.A.E
R.h.o.ae
Beaum
Browne
Sebring
Wagner
Mertes
Bresnahan
Taylor
McGannble
Gilbert
McGann
Phelps
Johnstone
Stager
Dobbs
Jacklitsch
Brook
Dahlen
Jones
Slagle
Kling
Evans
O’day
Orth
Bender
Wash
Rhore
Phila
Ralore
Holmes
P’k'r’s
Drh'ty
L. Cross
Coughlin
Sextain
Carey
Pickering
Seybold
Davis
Murphy
Hoffman
Selbach
Moran
B. Bender
Sheridan
Weeeeel
Eeerey
SEIU
Women's Metropolitan Golf Tourney Opens On Staten Island
The fourth annual Women's Metropolitan Golf Association championship began at Richmond County Country Club Staten Island. E A Manice, defending champion, defeated F E Bennett 9 up 7 to play while Mrs Charles T Stout beat W Fellows Morgan 7 up 5 to play. Also reported, William Shackelford was struck by a Blake street car and injured, later treated and sent home.
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New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
Richmond County Country Club
Staten Island
E. A. Manice
Charles T. Stout
Genevive Hecker
Manice
William Shackelford
Martin Street
Blake Street
Blake and
North Streets
Pettijohn
Woman in Distress after Hospital Discharge
Mrs. Peterson of Flackville, recently released from St. Vincent's Hospital, faced rejection at home after her husband accused her of stealing and pawning a watch. Refused shelter at the hospital and police station, she wandered the streets and has not been seen since despite searches.
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Peterson
Flackville
St. Vincent's Hospital
Attendance delays report on Commercial Club by laws
Committees appointed to draft bylaws for the newly formed Commercial Club in North Indianapolis postponed their report after a small attendance. They had planned to report last night and select a name, but no action was taken and the matter was deferred. The note ends with an ad urging Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne as a gout remedy, claiming it is made from pure grape juice.
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Indianapolis
Mississippi
Des Moines
Keokuk
Pee Moines
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Sibley
Rock Island Company
Chicago
Omaha
Washington
Oskaloosa
Lexington
Missouri
Atalanta
Iowa
Cummins
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Stromsburg
Beatrice
Manhattan
Kan
Berington
Falls City
Rock Island
Fort Wayne edges Marion in tight Central League clash
In Marion Indiana Fort Wayne capitalized on misplays to shut out the locals. South Bend used timely hits and errors by Grand Rapids to win 8 2. Dayton toppled Terre Haute as Hart and strong batting fueled Dayton’s win. Wheeling dropped a close game to Evansville as miscues in the outfield hurt Wheeling late. Attendance 700.
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South Bend
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Wheeling
Fort Wayne
Marion
Dayton
Terre Haute
Sconvassepelierat
Grand Rapidt
Dayton U
South
Ind
Rhe Evanaville
Catterioe
Willie Cross
Dahlquist
Shannon
Latonia Oaks Favors Esherin at Latonia Race Meet
In Cincinnati on June 2 the Latonia Oaks at Latonia Park produced an easy victory for Esherin owned by John F. Schorr with jockey Reed aboard. Heavy track favored Esherin while Hyams suffered a shoulder fracture after a spill in the third race. Esherin led from halfway and finished clear of Simarinen and Mission as the Latonia Oaks winner. Other races at St Louis Fair Grounds and Latonia card noted with multiple results and times.
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Hyama
St. Louis Fair Grounds
Cincinnati
John F. Schorr
Esherin
Ed Corrigan
Lemco
Chicago
Johnnie Reiff
Hyams
Senor
Whitmore
Gilmore
Curate
Helgerson
Pepper Dick
Romanelli
Allgar
J. Reiff
Quiz II
Bonner
Lovable
Kilmarie
The
Bronze Demon
Fletcher
Goo Goo
Biss
Proceed
Ed Tierney
R. Williams
Scipio
Beauchamp
Reed
Simarinen
Mission
T. Knight
Tufts
Ruby Ray
McMullan
Phil Archibald
Henderson
Louis
Fair Grounds
Rhyme and Reason
W. Watson
Getchelle
D. Halil
Boeiat
D. Austin
Ime
Wn Stub
Earl
Flash of Night
L. Wilson
Dottle Shute
Rhea
Imboden
D. Hall
J. W. O'Neill
Troxler
Matt Wadleigh
Donegan
King Barleycorn
Wolff
Dawson
the Way
Echodale
Jerry Hunt
Kelly
Gaslighter
Russellton
Calvert
Joe Doughty
C. Bonner
Chandoo
Fauntleroy
McPadden Edges Hogan In Ten Round Indianapolis Bout
Hugh McPadden of Brooklyn won a 10 round decision over Patsy Hogan of Chicago at the Empire Theater last night. Hogan absorbed heavy punishment but stood firm, while McPadden dominated with precise punching and superior scientific boxing leading to a debated crowd-pleasing decision. The semi-windup between Kid Brune and Kid Henderson ended in a six round draw as the program closed with Sellers and Lee in the prelims.
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Hugh McPadden
Brooklyn
Patsy Hogan
Chicago
Empire Theater
McPadden
Ryan
Hogan
Indianapolis
Kid Broad
Austin Rice
Kid Brune
Kid Henderson
Brune
Travelingil
Reliable wins Carleton stake at Gravesend in tight finish
Reliable owned by William C. Whitney ridden by Tommy Burns won the Carleton stake at Gravesend by two lengths after a patient ride. Fire Eater held second as River Pirate faded to third. other race summaries include Astarita and Sambo victories and full Gravesend entries for Wednesday. Talpa wins Hawthorne mile handicap at 12 to 1 with The Forum second and McChesney third. Chicago reports show Talpa dominant in heavy going. Vanderbilt's Alpha captured the Prix McKenzie Grieves at Longchamp.
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Whitmore
Insolence
Horsa
Remark
St. Bluff
Onanetta
Anlesea
Sea Pirate
Blackmore
Filed
Little Gem
Velasquez
Phil Archibald
Ailgar
Quiz II
Honeybrook
Sue W
Burly Lass
Free Born
Danube
Myrtle White
Dante
Lora J
Laura Ireland
Bettie Deceiver
Ogowai
Snowcap
Eec
Binehello
Welch Girl
Sam Cochran
Frivol
Antolee
Flaneur
Axares
Hall
Sinner Simon
Fonsaluca
Gold Bell
Firing Line
Olefiant
Felix Moses
Ed Callahan
Dean Lee
Town Moor
Arcanum
Tennesseean
St. Paris
Jim Ferran
Walter Duffy
Henry Luehrmann
Requisite
St. Noel
Burns
Hawthorne
Talpa
New York
Reliable
William C. Whitney
Carleton
Gravesend
Tommy Burns
Fire Eater
River Pirate
Astarita
O'Neil
Cinquevalli
Bullman
City Banker
Sambo
Cummings
Courtenay
Farley
Ben Howard
Welborn
Agnes Brennan
Mimon
Robison
Moorehead
McCaferty
Minder
Odom
Torchlight
Creamer
Stamping Ground
Fuller
Flacarline
Wonderly
Monett
Luminosity
Fisher
Toi San
Larson
Rose Tint
St. Daniel
Yardarm
Illyria
John A. Scott
Rostant
Forward
Anckne
Sungold
Proper
Navasota
Our Nuggett
Pat's Choice
Bluejay
Matchless
Guy Park
King Carbee
Salvatelle
Miss Gould
Lavator
Fullminute
Judge Phillips
Ree
Beau Ideal
Mystic Shriner
Adjidaumo
Carrier Pin
Semper Ira
Manilan
Tankard
Remorse
Water Tower
Merito
Highlander
Paul Clifford
Meistersinger
St. Sever
Northbrook
Tribes Hill
Prancer
Royal Pirate
Northern Light
Minotaur
Valous
Mordella
Miss Shylock
Silverado
Ocean Tide
Aggie Lewis
de Russy
Chicago
Forum
McChesney
Lucien Appleby
Hargis
Henry
Mr. Dingle
Adkins
Prarie Vos
H. Phillips
Soldier of Fortune
J. Booker
Salto
Lady Free Knight
C. Gray
Duke of York
Murphy
Ceylon
Owens
Dr. Nowlin
Cairns
H. Booker
the Forum
Hugh Sree
McIntyre
Caxton
Springstead
Robbins
Orsina
Treanor
Uranium
Winkfield
Galba
Tacoma Cruiser Launched in San Francisco Yard Ceremony
The cruiser Tacoma was launched at Union Iron Works shipyards in San Francisco this evening before several thousand spectators including a delegation from Washington state.
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San Francisco
Tacoma
Union Iron Works
Washington State
Reed left estate worth 421 thousand after debts paid
New York on June 2 reports that the late Thomas B. Reed former speaker of the House left a personal estate valued at 421,099 dollars after providing for debts and administration expenses.
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New
Reed's Property Devolves to Widow After Years of Plans
Fragmentary OCR states that the deer prheniy 2 stocks and securities form part of an estate. By law, executed long before his death, Mr. Reed's property passes to his widow.
Flood waters recede as Topeka rescue continues
Floods ease in Topeka and vicinity with water retreating on Kansas avenue near the Rock Island depot. About 400 people remain in North Topeka as rescues proceed. damage may reach $2,000,000 with crops in the Kansas bottom destroyed. Governor Bailey seeks federal aid for tents and relief.
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Amour
Kansas Avenue
Crane Streets
Rock Island Depot
Blue
Republican
Solomon
Kaw
North Topeka
Topeka
Kansas Bottom
Bailey
Floods Reach Danger Point Along Mississippi in St Louis
Floodwaters rise rapidly along the Mississippi threatening St Louis area. Thirty four feet may be reached with fear of life and property loss as Missouri Point and East St Louis suffer making farmers migrate, trains delayed, and additional cities and facilities affected. Further reports describe floods threatening Leavenworth Kansas, and multiple railroad and industrial disruptions across the region.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi River
Bowie
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi
William Schmidt
Catfish Island
Missouri River
St. Charles
Alton
Here
Missouri Point
City of
East St. Louis
Deathbed Confession Ties Betts to Family Slayings
Samuel Betts died in Milersville from a self inflicted pistol wound after confessing on his deathbed that he and brother Josiah Betts murdered their father Samuel Betts seventeen years ago to gain about 600000 dollars. He also admitted taking part in Walter Longs murder and secretly buried the body seven years ago.
Time Table 1905 Indiana Passenger Service Details
The station and building locations are noted for Indianapolis routes to Martinsville Mooresville and Shelbyville. Timetable effective May 23, 1905 shows first car 5 30 a m, hourly runs, half hour marks, late evening trips to Mooresville, with last cars at 11 15 p m. Additional services include Greenwood Franklin routes and Meridian street combinations with varied late-evening departures.
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Franklin Building
Greenfield
Knightstown
Meridian
Georgia Streets
Sabres
Meridiana
Indianapolis
Martinsville
Mooresville
Lhat
Indiana
Greenwood
Franklin R. Br.co
Beeinn! Attam
Shelbyville
Oheae Ens
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Toledo
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Baseball Notes
Giants
Millers
Walter Wilmot
Barrow
Norman Elberfeld
Hoosiers
Tannehill
Dineen
Y. R.H.O.A
H.O.A
Thomunee
O’brien
Parent
Criger
Ferris
Pontes Tannehill
O’laughlin
R. A
Bay
Oe McCarthy
Green
Flick
Callahan
McCarthy
Hickmap
Bradley
Gochnaur
Clingman
Bickvnen
Joss
Connolly
Marion Club
Rhe Marion
Hamilton
Herbert
Carriboner
Arthur
Farrell
O'Neill
Smith and Tieman
Hart
Dayton, CO
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Fox
Popp
Schaffer
Southern League
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Leavenworth
St. Mary's
the Journal
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Mulhern
Richmond
Gaar, Scott & Co
Thresher
Allen
Lacey
Rs. Lacey
Minnesota
Big Stone Lake
Henderson Bridge
Oklahoma
Miseres
Cluett-Peabody
Cluett
Monarch
Cluett, Peabody & Co
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Benton
T. Lou
Louis St. Louis
Cincinnasti Express
Greensburg
Cincianari
Ward Vernon
Louwitle
Vernon
Peoria Linris
Champaign
R Veorls
Blomnington
RY. i
CHL
Louis RY
West Wash St
Lake Erie & Western
Toleto
Ana Toledo
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Vincennes
Xenia
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Madison
Spencer and
Zrsack Lick
Itaburg
Best
Columban
Fitesbars and
Ee Loutevie Accommoda
Phil
Chmond Accommodation
Ogansport
Vandalia Line
St. Louis Limited
West
Estern Express
Terre Siti
Sasa Saes
Lowkandesli Peints
Union Traction CO. OF
Magnolia Building
Kentucky and
South Capitol
Muncie
Alexandria
Elwood
Tipton
Sutie
Anderson and
Anderson i
Marton
Eastern Railway
Greenfield Line
Georgia
Meridian Streets
Sville
Kentucky Avenue
Kentucky Ave
Washington St
Ndianapolis
Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction
Bhelbyville
Bhelbyvillee Indiang
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