Fort Wayne Madhens Triumph Over Hoosiers In Muddy Derby
Fort Wayne defeated Indianapolis 4 to 0 on a wet diamond in a low scoring game. Pete Daniels worked the slab for Fort Wayne, while Sutthoff struggled and saw an error filled Indiana defense. McCann hit a homer for Fort Wayne, and steady fielding backed the visitors as Indianapolis could not string hits together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosiers
Fort Wayne
Fox
Flynn
Hickey
McCann
Lutthoff
Hoghever
Lutthott
Thornton
Babb
F. Miller
Fuller
Heydon
Daniels
Nattress
Bevens
G. Miller
Kelly
Sutthoff
Indianapolis
Per Bey
Shannon
eCann
Baseball score roundup with multiple games across leagues
Undefeated pitching and defensive miscues shape a day of major league action. Wilhelm like feats for Columbus. Sutthoff and Talbot trade strong efforts. double plays frustrate Pittsburg. Sadhoff struggles early for Boston. Donohue misplays ninth for Chicago. Dowling redeems for Cleveland amid late drama. Rock Island and Davenport split in minor league play.
Crawfordsville Triumphs Over Anderson in Extra Inning Win
In Crawfordsville Indiana on June 6 Crawfordsville defeated Anderson 5 to 6 in the tenth inning with two outs. Final score shows Crawfordsville 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 and Anderson 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2. Batteries Meers Kent Wolfe Berry. Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Anderson
Meers
Kent
Wolfe
Berry
Umpire Hornung Praised as Improvement Over McLaughlin
A large crowd awaits today as Alloway is slated to pitch. Fox led infielders with errorless play, making several fine stops. Indianapolis had an off day yesterday in a season marked by rare misplays, while visitors capitalized on Hoosier errors. Indianapolis outfield speed edges Fort Wayne. Miller covers much ground, though partners lag. Clippers seek a game with city teams, naming Nationals Southern Stars Easterns or Originals. contact Denny Lyons at 121 Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornung
McLaughlin
Alloway
Fox
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
George Miller
Indianapolis Clippers
Nationals
Southern Stars
Denny Lyons
Union Street
Young Woman in Disgrace in Northampton Larceny Case
Miss Mabel Lawrence Burt of Bridgeton New Jersey was arraigned in Northampton District Court on larceny charges involving a diamond and ruby ring from a Smith College student and additional sums from other students. She pleaded guilty and was held on $1,000 bonds for the grand jury, with police estimating total alleged theft near $3,000. A Chicago detective aided the case after a trolley ride led to identifying a stolen timepiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Mabel Lawrence Burt
Bridgeton
N. J
Smith College
Chicago
Miss Tiffe
Miss
Lincoln reinterment seen at risk from body snatchers
Chicago dispatch reports that Abraham Lincoln slumber remains in Springfield may be vulnerable to snatchers. Robert T Lincoln plans actions to relocate and seal the tomb under cement to prevent desecration, after his father’s inquiry into security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Springfield
Ill
Robert T. Lincoln
Lincoln
Injunction Bars Hancock County Tax Collection
In Indianapolis federal court Judge John H. Baker issued a temporary injunction restraining Hancock County Treasurer Thomas Finn from collecting taxes for 18 percent as he faces a bondholder challenge led by Tabor Buyles of New York against the Keokuk and Hamilton Bridge Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lil
Tabor Buyles
New York
Keokuk and Hamilton Bridge Company
John H. Baker
Indianapolis
United States District Court
Thomas Finn
Hancock County
Bridge Company Tax Assessment Challenge
A hearing is scheduled in June on claims the bridge company is assessed for more property than fits within the state's tax provisions. The case alleges overvaluation and disputes the imposition of fillots-based assessments.
TIPPED OFF Police Raid Sparks Confusion in Bowery
In late raids by Justice Jerome Col Monroe and Superintendent McCullagh, Bowery Ger mania assembly rooms were attacked with no prisoner seized though a man was arrested at Thirty seventh street. Police suspicion of tipped information arises as officers force entry and seize racing cards and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justice Jerome
Robert Grier Monroe
McCullagh
Germania
Bowery
West Thirty-seventh Street
Thirty-seventh Street
Jerome
Justlee Jerome
Thirty-seventh-street
Robert L. Wooley
Committee of Fifteen
Hengist Wins at Gravesend in Tight Newport Race
Hengist at 1 to 1 narrowly wins the Gravesend feature race amid a busy betting ring at Newport. Bluff close behind as Landry rides, with Malster misfired early and faded. Other winners include Smart Set and Ten Candles. Dolce Far Niente and Passepartout also prevail in sus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hengist
Gravesend
Bluff
Landry
Malster
Shaw
Manhan
Dolce Far Niente
Passepartout
George Keene
Dr. Eichberg
Smart Set
Ten Candles
Nitrate
Caviar Dominates Turf Congress Handicap at Hawthorne
CHICAGO June 6 Caviar showed class by winning the Turf Congress handicap at Hawthorne amid weight allowances. He faded to win by four lengths over Wild Pirate with Bangle third as Lady Schorr was scratched. The field included Robert Waddell fading and change to be rested for the American Derby. other winners listed in order. SAN FRANCISCO June 6 Oakland upset day with Harry Thatcher Davina and Sylvan Lass among winners. Bardoc was disqualified, Show money went to Kastaine, Armstrong suspended, Snuello fell and Guderries escaped injury. Winners in order: Harry Thatcher Sylvan Lass Hom age Devina Princess Titania Spike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Waddell
Bradley
Aladdin
Odnor
the Pride
Caviar
Walkenshaw
If You Dare
San Francisco
Oakland
Harry Thatcher
Davina
Sylvan Lass
Bardoc
Mamie Hildreth
Kastaine
Armstrong
Burdoc
Snuello
Guderries
Homage
Devina
Princess Titania
Spike
Maiden filly Anna A. B. wins at Newport in nose finish
In Cincinnati on June 6 owner R. J. Hiner and friends net a profit as Anna A. B. races to victory over Ship Ahoy, a 20 to 1 shot, despite starting at 5 to 1. The betting ring loses about $000 on the race with Anxious, Anna A. B., Forbush, Myrtle Deil, Banquo LI and Prosit among other winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
R. J. Hiner
Anna A. B
Newport
Ship Ahoy
Anxious
Forbush
Myrtle Deil
Banquo LI
Prosit
Chicago All-stars Win Three of Five in Bowling Match
Large crowds witnessed afternoon and evening bowling as the Chicago All-stars defeated Indianapolis three games to two. Key scores included Bryson exceeding 206 in the afternoon and the finish of the last Worden Lee vs Graff Peterson frame, with Chicago totals 4,510 pins to Indianapolis 4,417. Individual scores list Chicago leading performers against Marions and All-Indianapolis squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago All-stars
Indianapolis
Marions
Bryson
Chicago
Leap
Pritchett
Worden
Lee
Bryson and
Graff
Graft
Geroux
Peterson
Jay
Brown
Getoux
Len
Peterso
Barton
Ave
Deutscher Haus Bowling League Forms With Four Clubs
Bowling league at the German House alleys organized with four clubs of twelve members each. President Harry C Kahlo and secretary W C Maunfeld lead Crickets Capt Charles Krauss Grasshoppers Capt J G Mueller Rabbits Capt H C Kahlo Yellow Jackets Capt W C Mannfeld. First game next Monday night after a four week schedule. Also a boys four mile road race this afternoon on Central avenue from Business Men's Driving Club track. George Ten Eyck managing. fifteen entries and eight prizes for boys under sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Kahlo
W. C. Maunfeld
Crickets
Charles Krauss
Grasshoppers
J. G. Mueller
Rabbits
H. C. Kahlo
Yellow Jackets
W. C. Mannfeld
George Ten Eyck
Central Avenue
Business Men's Driving Club
Fair Grounds Card Lacks Class In Selling Races
In St Louis on June 6 the fair grounds program featured cheap selling races. Winners listed in order were Robert Jr at 4 to 1 Huntress at 3 to 1 Maximus barred in betting Ben Frost at 2 to 1 Guide Rock at 4 to 5 and Jerry Hunt at 3 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Robert, Jr
Huntress
Maximus
Ben Frost
Guide Rock
Jerry Hunt
Glass Factory Planned by Consolidated Paint and Oil
The Consolidated Paint and Oil Company announces plans to file for new articles of incorporation and build a glass factory at Pekin Illinois. The initial plant will have twenty to thirty blow tanks with capital of 30000 dollars, employing about forty skilled workers and operating with a cooperative influence in management. The Pekin site is chosen for local coal and sand supplies, and output will be distributed through a local house. the venture will not join the window glass trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Paint and Oil Company
Pekin
D. W. Vandawalker
A. E. Vandawalker
Charles P. Staley
Mr. Ward
Consolidated Mint and Oil Company
Window Glass Trust
Bluefields
W. Va
Dispatch
Pocahontas
United States Brewers’ Association At
Buffalo
N. W. Kendall
New Haven
Herman F. Scharmann
Brooklyn
Western Insurance Union
Niagara Falls
Round Island
Thousand Islands
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Louisville
Milwaukee
Four Horse Exhibition Ends Soon at Broad Ripple
King and Queen, two horses, will leap from a thirty foot platform into a tank at Broad Ripple this afternoon at 3 30 and tonight at 8 30 with final shows tomorrow at the same times. Jules Levy and wife sign two weeks at Fairview Park starting Sunday June 23 with Mr Levy performing cornet twice daily and Mrs Levy singing two solos with the Indianapolis Military Band. The act follows a previous engagement at the Grand Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple
King
Queen
Jules Levy
Fairview Park
M. Levy
Indians to Present Passion Play in Chilliwack
In Chilliwack British Columbia on June 6 a crowd of 300 Indians prepared for the Passion Play to be held tomorrow while 200 pilgrims from across the coast joined local ceremonies. A pontifical high mass opened the event with the blessed sacrament exposed, and each tribe led a one hour adoration, singing hymns in seven languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilliwack
B. C
Dispute Over Indiana Labor Statistics Title Sparks Enforcement Question
State Factory Inspector McAbee and State Statistician Johnson argued over who is the State Commissioner of Labor Statistics in a law governing convict-made goods. The attorney general reportedly advised the factory inspector may enforce the statute, prompting possible action to enforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAbeeo
Johnson
State Commissioner of Labor Statistics
McAbee
Indiana
Recruiting Office Change at West Point Army Center
First Lieutenant Joseph L. Knowlton ar tillery corps now at West Point Military Academy will report to Lieutenant Colonel Charles H. Noble recruiting officer in this city for recruiting duty until Aug 2 next when he will return to West Point Upon the arrival here of Lieutenant Knowlton Second Lieutenant Edgar Yule will proceed to join his company at Fort Thomas Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Knowlton
Artillery Corps
West Point Military Academy
Charles H. Noble
West Point
Knowlton
Edgar Yule
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed by Millions
Advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy used for over fifty years by mothers worldwide. Claims soothe the child relieve wind colic regulate bowels and cure diarrhoea with a price of 2 cents per bottle. Also promotes Glenn's Sulphur Soap for skin ailments and a hair dye in black or brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern Eve
Winslow
Glenn
Road Extension Shortens Distance Between Franklin and Indianapolis
The line to Franklin was recently extended. The first car left Franklin at 5 30 yesterday morning for Indianapolis, taking about one hour and a quarter. The last car departed city at 11 15 last night. Weekday service starts daily from 6 00, Sundays from 6 30. When ballasting finishes trips will be one hour. Yesterday demand greatly exceeded expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Indianapolis
Big Rock Placed on Rail Track Suspected Illicit Act
A large curb stone was laid on the Big Four track between Tenth and Pratt streets last night. Sergeant Schroeder found it shortly before 1 am. a nearby box car occupant, George Cole, admitted placing the rock for “fun” to halt a Chicago-bound train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth
Pratt Streets
Schroeder
Goins
Montgomery
Vincennes
George Cole
Turnkey
Chicago
Warrant Suspect Slaughter Allegedly Flees After Tire Tamper
Desk Sergeant Hyland received a late night tip that Ben Slaughter, wanted on an assault and battery warrant involving his wife, was at 121 North Capitol avenue. Bicycle policemen Griffin and Manning found the suspect had fled after answering a call with his wife, but four bicycle tires were found cut at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyland
Ben Slaughter
North Capitol Avenue
Griffin and
Manning
Slaughter
Disappearance of Claude Murray Tied to Mortgage Rally
Friends and relatives report Claude G Murray of 230 East Tenth Street vanished Friday after convincing his wife to mortgage their furniture for 196 to pay off a barber shop mortgage. He was seen on a train toward Buffalo, but his destination remains unconfirmed as his father-in-law settled the mortgage, sold the shop, and took his daughter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude G. Murray
East Tenth Street
Buffalo
County treasurers finalize annual settlements with state auditor
County treasurers completed annual settlements with the auditor of state yesterday. Dudley F. Davis of Crawford paid in 5,839.70 and received 108 for school purposes. George P. Shoemaker of Decatur paid in 22,557.42 and took out 10,168.65. Eph L. Goss of Morgan paid in 19,462.20 and took out 8,866.08. B. T. Fisher of Owen paid in 12,353.54 and took out 6,025.52. J. C. Stock of White paid in 22,176.20 and took out 9,524.58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor of State
Dudley F. Davis
Crawford County
George P. Shoemaker
Decatur
Eph L. Goss
Morgan
B. T. Fisher
Owen
J. C. Stock
White
Ejected Men Return to Gasper’s Saloon in Dispute
William Burns and Daniel Baker, both colored, protested ejectment from Gasper’s saloon at 103 North Pennsylvania yesterday afternoon and returned. Gasper tried a second removal and was cut on the forehead by Burns. The pair faced rough treatment from several patrons before officers Hauser and Trimpe arrived. Gasper’s injury was not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burns
Daniel Baker
Gasper
North
Pennsylvania Street
Burns
Hauser and
Trimpe
Arrest of Oscar Schaub on grand larceny and burglary charges
Oscar Schaub of 269 Spring Street was arrested yesterday by Detectives Asch and Wallace. He, a nineteen year old, faces grand larceny and burglary charges and is wanted in a prior New Jersey Street burglary linked to George Smith serving a penitentiary term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Schaub
Spring Street
Asch and
Wallace
New Jersey
George Smith
Franklin Line Opens Interurban Service to Public
The Indianapolis Greenwood and Franklin Interurban Electric Railroad formally opened to the public yesterday with cars already running between Indianapolis and Greenwood. The line promises improved regional transit and connects key towns along its route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin
Indianapolis
Greenwood
Audubon Society Plans Evening Meeting at Commercial Club
The Audubon Society will hold its final meeting before summer vacation in the Commercial Club assembly room this evening at o clock. An interesting programme has been prepared and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Audubon Society
Commercial Club
Useful Articles for Invalids and Related Equipment
A concise catalog listing items for invalids including reclining and rolling chairs for parlor and street use, carrying chairs, wheeled couches, food sterilizers and desiccators, feeding and spit cups, electric belts, insoles and batteries, and WM H Armstrong & Co at 224 and 226 Meridian Street in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Bank plans and corporate consolidations shuffle through Jersey City
A Jersey City meeting reports consolidations in Amalgamated Copper shares and a $155,000,000 consolidated capital. Southern state bank ambitions aim to lure Chicago bankers for a new national bank. International Company plans a broad trading and manufacturing footprint in the Americas with a $500,000 cap, rising to $5,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Lakin
Francis Woodbridge
Louis de F. Downer
Jersey City
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago
Amalgamated Copper Company
Boston
Montana
Utte
Boston Copper
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Connecticut State Senate
International Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Milwaukee
James H. Nutt
Bureau of Labor of the Republic Tron and Steel Company
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Miami and Erie Canal
Toledo
Cincinnati
Pontiac
Mich
National Association of Master Plumbers
Kansas City
New York
Eeas
Pottawattomie Chiefs Confer on Lake Front Land Rights
Three Pottawattomie representatives Cushway Williams and Rapp arrived from Benton Harbor Michigan to confer with lawyers over alleged Indian rights to the Chicago lake front land. They contend the land rests on an old government grant and overlaps Captain Streeter's claimed possession through discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph H. Cushway
Frank Williams
Andrew Rapp
Benton Harbor
Mich
Lake Front
Captain Streeter
Budweiser Demand Proves Quality Across Markets
No other brewery in the world has seen demand like Anheuser-Busch for Budweiser. The St. Louis firm reports strong national interest, with J. L. Bieler, manager of the Anheuser-Busch Branch in Indianapolis, ensuring prompt fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
St. Louis
Dead Letter List Given with Advertised Notes and Delivery Rules
A lengthy notice lists names of expected addressees with instruction to report as advertised and pay a per cent fee for collected letters. It mentions free delivery by carrier under strict addressing rules and references various names, places, and organizations in a period voice typical of 19th century postal notices.
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Wayne Madhens
Western Association
Pittsburg
Botton
Philadelphia
Chicazo
Baltimore
Maumee
Niels
Trooters
Inni
Key
Miller
Aimee
Y, Sutthe
Wee
Olumbus
Teewenne
Hadelphia
Bt. Louis
Bry
Chiles
Irk Troit
Ls SY ‘Ashington
Thmore
Ladelphia
Waukee Mu
EnGisnapolis
A.B. R
Martenree
Butthoff
Attress
U ' Miller
It Thornton
Mileeoey
ByNe
Fane Balle
Sutthoft
I Daniels
Bey
F Miller
Sutthof
Columbus
Wilhelm
Talbot
Wilhelm and Zinram
Talbot and Graffius
Keeler
Petire
Philippi and
O'Connor
Hughes and McGuire
Sadhoff
Sudhoff and Ryan, Pettigrew and Kittridge
Donohue
Waddell
Kahoe
McFarland
Veland and
Dowling
Hmself
Cantillon
Sheridan
Rhe Cleveland
Yeager
Dunn
Bresnahan
Rock Island
Ul— Rhe
Davenport
Ovooody
Kranz and
Tate
Weyhauch and
Evers
Baseball Notes
New
York
Gravesend Track
Mrs. Winslow
L Cigar
Louis G. Deschler
Big Rock
Claude G. Murray Missing
Audubon Society Meeting
New York Mall
J. Pierpont Morgan
Philadelphia Watch Case Company
Riverside
Standard Watch Company
Lafayette
GORA
WM. H. Block CO
A. B.C
Merill Fulmer
L. Fay
Bleming
Ollie Fisher
Freys
Lind . Foxworthy
Jos Green
Mra. C. Gehring
Raas. Hewitt
Tenaie
Mitt
MissMary
Hiney
Mies Motte Ai
A. W, Lonnie
Annie
Murphy
Anna
Mortis
Louisa
McMurry
Mite
Mutor McCatl
Mies
Prichett
T. E
Phillips
Henry, Peine
Bertha
Porter
L. Phillips
Agnes B. Pierce
Te. Rice
Blanche
Ralston
Ee Apple
Jose Ramee
Retta
Richardson
Jemnnie
Rhonda
Matte
Rice
Snyder
Nellie
Stevens
Beenie
Smock
Erna Scott
Swindier
Piel Stockton
Shell
Annie. Swin
Etta
Thomas
Martha
Taylor
Bo Lottie
Mise Rasen
A. Vincent
Siew le Vandewenter
Mary. Worman
Helen J. Wolt
Jossie White
Mary E. White
Mine Mary. Wilson
Anna. Wisgam
Carrig
Ke Weir
Mims
Mary
Wells
Emmy
Winters
Miss Minnie
Ana . Daley
Young
J. Young
M. J
Miner
Grant
Moen
H. G. Myers
John
Ovbern
Adkins
Jos. A. Heading
Bert. Brown
Burney
Brinton
Martin A. Hrock
Wiley
HH. Bigton
Ph. Bender
E. P. Brown
T. BR. Bronson
N. MM
Hecker
Brighton
W. M Brown
August J. Barkert
J Case
Leroy C. Cotwell
W. Carnell
Ed. Crouse
Wesley A. Coffin
C. W. Durgen
Morees
Dilley
Fendrick
Fleming
Mari. Farrin
Wim
Gray
Fred A. Green
Franklin P
Gant
J. PF. Maton
Henry
John. Beeternen
BR. K. Hiffens
W. A. Hall
Win. Ubcamp
Wm. Hendrix
T. J. Hasson
Thos
E. Marrill
Jas
TY. Horton
Waiter
Harrine A. B
Marry. Hin Te
Bernard. Jones
J. W. Kerr
Kruble
David. Woodward
Chas. Waits
White Noa Waters
Robt. Welle
Wm. Wiff
Iota Be
American Protective Association
Barratt and Elms & Cn
Ellington Telephone Co
Haines Golden Isle
Albertans
Inez
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