Lima: Notable Civil War Era Military Figures Noted
The text profiles Major Bliss and Col William H. Forwood, highlighting Bliss as a linguist who served in the Porto Rican expedition, held finance and customs roles in Cuba, and retired in 1917. Forwood, nominated as surgeon general, is described with birth in pac, 1938 Pennsylvania medical degree, Civil War service, Indian campaigns, Spanish War hospitals, and roles in California and Washington.
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Bliss
Cuba
William H. Forwood
Pac
Utiity of Pennsylvania Medical Department
Army
Wyoming
Savannah
Camp Hospital
Montauk Point
Washington
Forwood
Department of California
Patton resigns Princeton presidency. Wilson elected successor
Princeton June 9 Woodrow Wilson elected to succeed Patton as president of Princeton University on the first ballot after Patton resigned to pursue literary work. Patton will remain as ethics and religion professor and says he served fourteen years as university president. Weather cool. class day ceremonies held. Ivy day events noted.
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Princeton
N. J
Board of Trustees
Patton
Woodrow Wilson
McCormick
Grover Cleveland
Prof. Wilson
Patton #0
Wilson
University
Philny
Annapolis Naval Academy
Alexander Hall
Edgar H. Johnson
Robert P. Sebaufter
Nassau Hall
Jer J. Barron
Ers Oterolnes
Ladee Patton
Weather forecast for Indiana and China
Weather forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday: Indiana fair and warm Tuesday. Wednesday fair with cooler north portion and fresh southwest winds. China partly cloudy and warmer Tuesday with possible northeast night showers. Wednesday fair, cooler north portion, fresh southwest winds. Local observation Monday shows clear conditions with maximum 73 and minimum 53. Blythe reports from the section.
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Washington
Indiana
Knots
China
R.H. Wind
North Clear
S'west
W. T. Blythe
Indianapolis Hitters Lose to Columbus Leaders in Final of Series
Columbus defeated Indianapolis 7 to 2 in the third game of the series. McMackin held the visitors to 4 hits while Lutthoff struggled with control early. Evans and Nattress starred in the field for Columbus as Hart and Meany led the offense with timely hits. Attendance 1,825.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
Lutthoff
Fox
Indiana
McMackin
Turner
Evans
Nattress
O'Brien
Coulter
Williams
Hoghever
Klilen
Hart
Greif
Rim
Oss Evans
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Butthoff
Ebright
Movements of Steamers Across Ports
June 9 reports arrivals and departures at Cherbourg New York Bremen Glasgow Liverpool and other ports. Vessels named Kron Pring Wilhelm Friedrich der Grosse Lahn Neckar Columbia Mongolian and more are listed with origins and destinations in cross Atlantic traffic.
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Kron Pring Wilhelm
New York
Bre
Friedrich der Grosse
Bnew York
Lahn
Genoa
Naples
Bovie
Liver
Ethiopia
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Political balance hinges on Allegheny delegates in state convention
Etkin of Indiana with ex Lieutenant Governor Lewis A Walter of Scranton claim to hold the balance of power. Much depends on thirty six delegates from Allegheny county who arrive tomorrow and are expected to caucus during the day to decide their vote at Wednesday's state convention.
Jamestown Blind Pig Keeper Murdered and Robbed
In Bowdon North Dakota or Jamestown North Carolina the keeper Frits Phillip was robbed and beaten to death. Five transients Thomas Davis Thomas Carr Albert Bowman Harry Cullum and James OBrien were arrested charged with the crime. A watch charm and coat belonging to Phillip plus skeleton keys were found on the prisoners. Davis waived examination. Preliminary hearing for the others is in Fessenden.
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Jamestown
N. C
Bowdon
Frits Phillip
Thomas Davis
Thomas Carr
Albert Bowman
Harry Cullum
James O'Brien
Phillip
Garner
Davis
Fessenden
Boston Triumphs Over Cincinnati In Pitchers Battle
Boston edged Cincinnati 8 to 3 in a pitchers duel as Cooley delivered a decisive single and Greminger followed with a long three bagger in the eighth inning. Willis earned the win for Boston while Hahn took the loss for Cincinnati. Attendance about 2,200.
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Willis
Cooley
Greminger
H.O.A.E. Cincin
R.H.O.A.E
Corcoran
Steinfeldt
Kittridge
Pletz
Hahn
Cincinnati
Long
Peitz
Grenminger
Hoy
Beck
Tis
Cantillon
Thompson as a Boomer Bowling Congress Official
W. W. Thompson vice president of the American Bowling Congress writes from Portland about a two month South and West trip. He promotes the national tournament to be held next February and lists expected teams from Louisville Memphis New Orleans Houston Dallas San Antonio El Paso Los Angeles San Francisco Denver Omaha Kansas City and more, plus current City Club standings and upcoming matches as the season nears its end.
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W. W. Thompson
American Bowling Congress
Portland
Ore
Indianapolis
Louisville
Memphis
L. A. Love
Young Men's Gymnastic Club
New Orleans
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
el Paso
Tex
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Arry Leap
Frisco
Leap
al Leap
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
Butler Rally Secures Victory in Seven Inning Contest
Butler over Wabash in a seven inning game as a late batting rally and fielding errors help Butler score. Wabash ends season with two wins and ten losses in a year noted for erratic defense and lack of a catcher. Batteries King and Roby for Butler and Thornberry and Dodson for Wabash.
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Wabash
Rhe Butler
King and Roby
Thornberry and
Dodson
Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Cord
Nicely
Pulse
Zink
Muncie Falls to Dayton in Opening Game at Athletic Park
In Muncie Indiana on Sunday afternoon Dayton Ohio pitcher Hess held the local club to two hits as the Red Wings defeated Muncie 2 to 0. The game marked Muncie’s first loss of the season.
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Brooklyn
Chance
Farrell
Slagle
Dexter
Dolan
Keeler
Sheckard
Dahlen
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Patterson Wins In Tenth For Chicago Home Win
Patterson delivered the decisive blow in the tenth inning with a centerfield line drive after Orth's gift and a sacrifice placed a man on second. Chicago defeated Washington in a tight contest as Cleveland benefited from Lajoie’s power and the day’s strong hitting. Attendance noted, players listed, and box score details follow in the report.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Patterson
Orth
R.H.O.A
E. Wash
R.H.O
E. Strang
Ryan
Ketster
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Aunt Bullivan
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Sullivan
Isbell
ball—Clarke
Carruthers
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Cleve
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R.hlo
EL Picker’s
Kelly
Bay
Selbach
Williams
Hickman
Flick
Pickering
Gochnauer
Wood
Joss
Shields
O’laughlin
Johnstone
Missed a Good Thing at Gravesend Horse Races
Reports from Gravesend and other tracks detail multiple favorites and long-shot winners in horse races. Advance Guard led early to win the Standard Stakes, Astarita captured the Astoria stakes for two year olds, while Dr. Saylor surprised at 100 to 1 in the fifth race. Additional results include wins for Otis, Dr. Stephens, and Kenova, with weather listed as cool and tracks fast or slow across venues.
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New York
Colonel Bill
Astarita
Advance Guard
Kingrain
Gravesend
Great Tom Horse
Surmise
Flywheel
Astartita
Dr. Saylor
Col. Bill
J Pierpont Morgan in Good Health
Brindisi Italy report states no health breakdown for J Pierpont Morgan. Morgan appeared in excellent health at the station yesterday evening as he boarded a train to London.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Brindisi
Italy
J. Piet Morgan
Morgan
London
English polo team trounces Americans at Hurlingham
English polo players defeated the American team 6 goals to 1 in a brisk contest at Hurlingham. English lineup consisted of Cecil Nickalls Frederick Freake George Miller Walter Buckmaster. Waterbury starred for the Americans with stout defense, while Miller scored the fifth goal for England. The match drew a large fashionable crowd awaiting Saturday’s international rematch.
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Hurlingham
England
R. L. Agassiz
J. E. Coudin
Foxhall Keene
Lawrence Waterbury
Cecil Nickalls
Frederick Freake
George Miller
Walter H. Buckmaster
Waterbury
America
Miller
Nickalls
Keene
Buckmaster
Gentes
Edward
Sasen Alexandra
Renelagh Club
Freeman Wins Thirty Mile Coliseum Bicycle Race
Pittsburg June 9 Howard Freeman of Baltimore defeated Bennie Monroe of Memphis in a best two of three heats held at ten miles each. Freeman won heat one in 15 minutes 14.4 seconds and heat two in 15 minutes 1.0 seconds to claim victory.
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Coliseum
Howard Freeman
Baltimore
Bennie Monroe
Memphis
Freeman
Shortridge High doubles win seals championship
The doubles team of Fred Appel and Hugh Donnan defeated Noble Praigg and Fred Herzsch to win the Shortridge championship for 12. The final went three sets with scores 6-2 6-1 and 7-5 in the last, as students cheered on North New Jersey street courts. Singles begin this afternoon and likely medals or a monogram will be awarded.
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Shortridge
Blacksmiths
New Jersey
Fred Appel
Hugh Donnan
Noble Praigg
Fred Herzsch
Appel
Donnan
City News Notes Highlights Local Events and Incidents
Dr L C Kline travels to Syracuse for American Medical Society meeting. May postal receipts show Indianapolis up 9,500 to 48,277. Broadway M E Church Home Missionary Society meets at 2:20 pm with officer elections. Newsboys Band to perform at a strawberry and ice cream lawn fete at 316 North Weag Street. Clarence Flemingesca from Plainfield Reform School fled yesterday. Retail Grocers’ Association meets this evening at 8 in the Board of Trade. North Indianapolis Current Topic Club meets June 13 at 8 West Thirty-first Street with Alfred Dickey’s paper on The Rise and Fall of the Modern Novel. Bronson’s Cornet Band to provide free music at the Wallace Show in the tent. Dot Pusey arrested for carrying concealed weapons after grabbing a revolver at a saloon. State Christian Endeavor convention plans meeting at Miss Anna Munich’s home, Hotel English to be headquarters.
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Syracuse
American Medical Society
Indianapolis
Home Missionary Society
Broadway M. E
Newsboys
North Weag Street
Bronson
Dot Pusey
South Capitol Avenue
McCarty
Dolby
Albert Fox
Capitol Avenue
South Street
Cook
Fox
State Christian Endeavor Convention
Anna
Munich
East Twenty-third Street
English
Chances in the Army for Hewell V Berry
Hewell V Berry of this city has gone to Fort Sam Houston Texas to enlist in Company M Fourth Infantry and to take the examination for a commission as second lieutenant He is about twenty one and has prior service including three years in the same unit in which he re enlists plus six months in the 158 Indiana Volunteers during the Spanish American War He seeks one of seventy five regular army second lieutenant vacancies by remaining with his old regiment to qualify for immediate examination He previously served in the National Guard and is noted for good physique and education aiding his bid for a commission.
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Hewell V. Berry
Fort Sam Huston
Tex
Fourth Infantry
Berry
Indiana
Philippines
Strar
Lamp Explosion Triggers Fire in Haughville Home
A lamp exploded in Mrs. James Goodlet’s house at 85 Tibbs avenue, end of Haughville, last night, causing a risky blaze. Firemen faced initial difficulties getting a water stream but soon controlled the fire, with damage mainly to furniture totaling about 16 dollars.
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Haughville
James Goodlet
Tibbs Avenue
Pardon Urged for the Taylors in Ohio Case
A. V. Taylor of Cincinnati asks Governor Nash to pardon Mrs Frances Taylor and Miss Frances Taylor both sentenced to one year for involvement in the kidnapping of Margaret Taylor. The respite for the two ends tomorrow. the governor has not signaled a decision.
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Columbus
Nash
A. V. Taylor
Cincinnati
Frances Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Margaret
Balloonist Falls Into Sea off Toulon
Lieut Baudio ascended in a Naval Aerostatic Park balloon from Toulon this morning. The balloon drifted eastward over the sea and was chased by two torpedo boats. Signaling indicated the balloon fell into the water and Baudio is missing.
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France
Lieut. Baudio
Naval Aerostatic Park
Baudio
Kw W Grove Promoted In Patent Medicine Ad Phrase
An OCR fragment mentions the name Kw. W. Grove appearing on a patent medicine advertising phrase for genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine or similar cold cure. No clear event or date is provided. The snippet suggests the person is associated with an old medicine advertisement.
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