Pardee Dominates Until Ninth Inning Collapse At Washington Park
In a dark Washington Park game Pardee struck out ten Indians over nine innings before Toledo rallied in the final frame. Fox and Byers delivered key hits, Pardee walked Heydon, and Miller’s pair of hits powered Indianapolis to a late tie before Toledo secured the win as darkness fell. Pitcher Alloway fanned five for Indianapolis.
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Pardee
Ruste
Washington Park
Rusie
Indians
Fox
Byers
Graffius
Joss
Toledo
Hornung
Kelley
Miller
T Bey
Hey
Flynn
Woodlock
Heydon
Endes
Ganley
Shannon
Gliks
Cain
Giiks
Vistors
Dunty” Miller
Selder
Indianapolis
Sutthor
Beyers
Bey
Oodlex
A.B
Alloway
Amople—Hornung
Marion Downs Louisville In Low-Scoring Showdown
Louisville was stymied as Marion bunched key hits in the third inning to win an interest game. Burns delivered a standout catch in the fielding effort while Yerkes puzzled the home batters throughout. Scoreline shows Marion 6 Louisville 1 in a sparse scoring run.
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Louisville
Yerkes
Marion
Burns
Fort Wayne shuts out Senators in strong pitching duel
Fort Wayne blanked the Senators as Frick pitched a great game allowing only one hit to the seventh inning. McAllister made a sensational catch, batteries Fricken and Fuller for Fort Wayne, Talbot and Zinram for Columbus, umpire McLaughlin. Attendance figures not listed.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Senators
Fricken
McAllister
Columbus
Fricken and Fuller
Talbot
Zinram
McLaughlin
Batteries and teams clash across cities in Rail Hour baseball summary
In multiple matchups nationwide, Batteries and partners faced various opponents from Philadelphia to New Orleans. Key pairings included Denson with Kittridge against Chicago, Willis with Kittredge versus Chicago, and Moores group against Philadelphia. Winners included Baltimore and Washington performances with decisive showings in Decatur and Bloomington.
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Philadelphia
St Louise Oroto
McFarlande and Nichols
Duggiene
Louis
Powell and Ryan
White
McFarland
Atai
New York
RHE
Pittsburg
Doheny
Bowerman
Chesbro
O'Connor
Boston
Chicago
Denson
Kittridge
Waddell
Kahoe
Harvard Defeats Yale In Classic Cambridge Game
More than six thousand Harvard backers on Soldiers Field cheered seven Harvard players who scored while about one thousand Yale supporters applauded three blue runners. Frantz Stillman and Wendell supplied the heavy hitting, Clarkson stymied Yale notably in late innings, and Cook puzzled Harvard hitters. Harvard won with strong defense and a late rally, while Yale finished with two runners on base.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Frantz
Stillman
Wendell
Cook
Clarkson
Waddell
Winstow
Robertson
Arvard
Flora and Logansport Play Lively Amateur Game
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Flora Indiana June 20 Flora and Logansport played a lively amateur basketball game. Flora won with strong batteries Irwin Ford Schumann and Moore providing solid support. Final score Flora 26 Logansport 24.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Gwynn
Richmond
Anderson
Hiatt
Rhe Muncie
Fleet and
Berry
Flora
Logansport
Rhe Flora
Irwin
Ford
Schumann
Moore
Spencer
Indiana University
Indiana University and Spencer Play Tight Game in Spencer
In Spencer Indiana University and the Spencer team met in a curious contest. The final score shows IU leading early but Spencer rallying for a close result. Batteries for Spencer included French Merrill Mathes and Tolliver contributing in the matchup.
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French and Merrill
Mathes and Tolliver
Anderson Elks Baseball Beats Marion Club 6 to 2
About one hundred Anderson Elks members with a band and the Elks Baseball Club visited Marion for a parade followed by a game against the Marion lodge. Anderson won 6 to 2. The Indianapolis Olives seek a Sunday amateur game in the city. address Olive Cigar Store 68 Massachusetts Avenue. The Orient Stars have renamed to Saks Indians and claim they can beat any team in the city under fifteen years. they seek a Sunday game. address Manager Brennan 8 Stevens Street.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Elks’ Lodge
Anderson
Elks’ Baseball Club
Indianapolis Olives
Olive Cigar Store
Massachusetts Avenue
Orient Stars
Saks Indians
Brennan
Stevens Street
Grogna Prevost beat Ma jor Taylor in Bordeaux heats
Boats and rowing action highlighted as Grogna and Prevost win two heats on a tandem against the colored American cyclist Ma jor Taylor in Bordeaux. University of Pennsylvania rowers impress on the Thames at Henley while trainer James Thompson sells Littl Thorne to Patrick Grimes of Chicago. Kiel regatta opens with Emperor William's Samoa I fourth in City of Kiel cup. Yachts Arcachon Restah Cis and the Danish avana compete in the race. Billy Madden and Gus Rubiin feature among figures in other racing coverage.
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Bordeaux
France
Grogna
Prevost
Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Henley
Thames
James Thompson
California
Patrick Grimes
Chicago
Littl Thorne
Hawthorne
Gram
Nutwood
Kiel
New York Yacht Club race features record voyage and cutting edge masts
The 33 mile course saw the Ailsa skip in three hours eight minutes six seconds, beating Vigilant by over five minutes as Shamrock II sails rethink with a 100 foot hollow steel spar built in one piece. A new steel wire bobstay strengthens the Constitution as it prepares to resume tuning up.
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Millainon
Akron
Henry S&s
GREAT AMERICAN DERBY FIELD SET WITH JOCKEYS AND ODDS
The Chicago field for the Washington Park American Derby includes Bonnibert 127 Nash Turner 5 to 2 The Parader 127 Piggott 3 to 1 His Eminence 127 Odom 3 to 1 Beau Gallant 122 Spencer 6 to 1 Sadie 117 McGinn 10 to 1 Lady Schorr 117 J Woods 8 to 3 Terminus 122 Coburn 1 to 1 Robert Waddell 119 Lee 2 to 1 Sannazarro 122 Boland 12 to 1 Six Shooter 122 Knight 5 to 1 Alfonso 122 Shields 1 to 1. The accident to Lady Schorr, a Memphis filly, dampens the mood though trainer Walker says she walked out her lameness. Weather is unsettled. track described as good with cuppy spots.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Bonnibert
Nash Turner
the Parader
Piggott
His Eminence
Odom
Beau Gallant
Spencer
Silverdale
Winkfield
Lady Schorr
J. Woods
Terminus
Coburn
Robert Waddell
Lee
Sadie
McGinn
Sannazarro
Boland
Six Shooter
Knight
Alfonso
Shields
Schorr
Memphis
Hlariem
Walker
New York
Shaw wins three as Water Color takes Swift Stakes at Sheepshead
Jockey Shaw nearly repeats yesterday's success at Sheepshead Bay with three wins and a narrow defeat in the final race. Water Color, favorite at 7 to 5, won the Swift Stakes over seven furlongs from Gold Heels, with Puritan Dublin and Bedeck close for third. Ten Candles set a new track mark for a mile and three sixteenths in the day’s feature lineup.
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New York
Shaw
Sheepshead Bay
Water Color
Gold Heels
Dublin
Bedeck
Russia’s embargo action denied tied to Europe movement
The Russian ambassador Count Cassini met with Secretary Hay to discuss tariff issues but produced no new developments. Officials said Russia’s measures show no political aim and are not connected to any broader European movement against American goods. Italian chargé d’affaires Carignani also discussed tariff matters with Hay. Italy reports no Italian sugar imported to the United States last year.
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Washington
Count Cassini
Hay
Russia
Europe
M. Carignani
United States
Justice Denies Indian Lands Injunction in Oklahoma Case
Justice Bradley ruled the Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands dispute is a political matter beyond court power. Indians may appeal to District Court of Appeals while President is expected to open lands to settlement in about ten days. The decision holds Congress and treaties sit on equal footing. courts cannot enforce treaty rights or redress tribal wrongs.
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Washington
Bradley
Equity Court Today
Lone Wolf
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
District Court of Appeals
Justice Bradley
Congress
United States
Indiana Residents Receive Patents in Washington List
Patents issued to Indiana residents include Benton V. Canfield of Indianapolis for a inflatable tire Samuel W. Collins of Indianapolis for a rubber tire machine Joseph K. Johnston of Anderson for pitmay Joseph M. Kollmyer of Evansville for a paper-boring kit William A. McDaniel and C A Lingrey of Fort Wayne for union overalls suit Charles S. McNown of Columbia City for attachment for knockdown furniture John Pegg of Bloomington for baling press Franklin M. Reed and J C Silver of Brookville for a smoking consuming furnace Charles F. Ruschaupt of Indianapolis for a tuld package filler Eliza Schifferty of Fort Wayne for jar closure Isham Sedgwick of Richmond for a steam engine Joseph M. Vail of Ossian for a casket-lowering device George L. Wyman of Richmond for a refrigerator.
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Washington
Indiana
Benton V. Canfield
Indianapolis
Samuel W. Collins
Joseph K. Johnston
Anderson
Pitmay
Joseph M. Kollmyer
Evansville
Willliam A. McDaniel
C. A. Lingrey
Fort Wayne
Union
Charles S. McNown
Columbia City
John Pegg
Bloomingport
Baling
Franklin M. Reed
3. C. Silver
Brookville
Charles F. Ruschaupt
Eliza Schifferty
Isham Sedgwick
Richmond
Joseph M. Vail
Ossian
George L. Wyman
Surprises mark track fair as racers set records
At the St Louis fair grounds Varrado equaled the mile track record in 1:40, Rushfields set a new mile and seventy yard mark in 1:44, and Lee Bruno shaved the track record for one mile and three sixteenths to two minutes. Outsiders swept races with Accolade Terra Firma Varrodo Rushfields Lee Bruno General McGruder as top finishers.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Varrado
Rushfields
Lee Bruno
Terra Firma
Varrodo
General McGruder
Qualifiers Prepare for Women’s Championship Match
Emma Martindale Augusta Jameson and Mrs Ernst Burford advanced in a Country Club event to decide who will challenge Mrs New for the women's metropolitan title. The deciding match for the 36 holes will occur Oct 26 after 18-hole qualifiers.
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Emma Martindale
Augusta Jameson
Ernst Burford
Harry
New
Country Club
Mrs. New
Glencove
L. L
Genevieve Hecker
Essex County
Gertrude Travers
Ruth Underhill
Nassau
G. Collingwood
Powellton
C. G. Willis
Morris County
Marion Oliver
Baltusrol
Open golf tournament at Riverside Park links
An open golf tournament with at least twenty five players will start tomorrow at the Riverside Park golf links and run through Sunday afternoon. The 18 hole play will feature many prizes including clubs balls caps and other golf paraphernalia donated for the event.
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Riverside Park
Budweiser the king of Bottled Beers praised by connoisseurs
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n promotes Budweiser as the perfect product of purity and flavor. J L Bieler handles prompt orders, representing Anheuser-Busch to bring this beer to customers who value quality.
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Anheuser-Busch
J. L. Bieler
Nager
Bean family food found in tropical Africa determined ideal nutriment
Consul General Guenther reports to the State Department from Frankfort that in tropical Africa an ideal bean family food exists. Chemists say it is the only fruit in a natural state displaying all chemical properties of a perfect nutriment. Two pounds of these beans would meet the daily human requirements.
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Washington
Guenther
Frankfort
Germany
State Department
Africa
National Capital Notes Highlights Revenue, Naval, and Diplomatic Items
Washington notes on annual allowances for Indiana collectors at Sixth district 20000 dollars and Seventh 25040 dollars. Admiral Dewey visits the White House as Mrs McKinley’s health is updated. Denial issued over a Copenhagen note claim about St Thomas and St Croix. French corpsman Daburon earns a second class gold medal for rescuing two Americans near Yangtsun. Mrs McKinley’s condition improves slowly. Military directives fix troop strength limits across departments. Descendants of Revolutionary and other wars may wear historic badges. Navy tests self righting lifeboats. two sent to North Atlantic squadron. Admiral Kempff arrives at Nagasaki aboard the Kentucky en route to Cravite. Architects invited to submit plans for a new Department of Agriculture building at $2,000,000.
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Indianapolis Journal
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China
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Omaha attorney Ogden jailed for contempt after threat
Omaha June 20 Attorney Charlies Ogden former district judge was fined $25 and costs and jailed for contempt by Judge Krice for threatening to smash ex Judge Bowman opposing counsel in a robbery case. Ogden objected to executing the court order until after the trial concluded and then went to jail with a deputy sheriff.
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Omaha, Neb
Charlies Ogden
District Court
Krice
Bowman
Ogden
Supreme Court bid ends with fine paid and release
The individual declared intent to challenge the matter in the Supreme Court, paid the imposed fine, and was released. The brief report notes no further details on charges or case progression.
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Supreme Court
Trade and Industry Highlights Across the Nation
The report covers wool sales in Shaniko Oregon at 114 to 126 cents per pound, early cotton from Alice Texas claimed as a world record, and expansions or actions by major firms. It notes shifts at American Sheet Steel Company, Everson Steel, and American Car and Foundry, plus legal and political moves involving Chicago Masons and Builders Association, Bethlehem Steel earnings, and transit charter reforms in Pennsylvania.
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Ore
Alice
Tex
American Sheet Steel Company
Struthers
International Association of Commercial Travelers
Atlantic City
Edward Everett
Utica
R. A. Cavanaugh
Chicago
Arthur L. Sheetz
Omaha
C. C. Daniels
Columbus
Everson Steel Incorporation
Charleston
W. Va
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James T. Wakeman
George H. Everson
Pittsburg
Thomas E. Clark
Henry Goodman
Bellevue
Deneen
Guo Warranto
Chicago Masons’ and Builders’ Association
Chicago Pressed Brick Association
Fairmont Coal Company
Fairmont
Marion
Harrison
Monongahela
West Virginia
Arthur M. Taylor
Warren B. Matheson
New York
E. E. Hartley
N. C. Aschern
W. A. Chiey
Bethlehem Steel Company
Philadelphia
New York Court of Appeals
The
People
A. Kropstein & Co
James A. Roberts
New York State
United Post Supreme Court
Stone
Pennsylvania
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Cincinnati
Executive Committee
Congress
Cook
Tennessee
Nashville Railway
Nashville
United Electric Railway
American Car and Foundry Company
Jersey City
Gerald Hoyt
J. B. Hagegin
James M. Buck
St. Louis
C. R. Woodin
Berwick
J. B. Haggin
Louis Hagegin
Mr. Hoyt
George Capper
W. G. Weller
D. A. Bixby
Wil- Hata MchMillan
W. FE. Lowry
Lenox
Movements of Steamers
Shipping news lists voyages and arrivals. Vessels Grosser Kurfurst and Auguste Victoria sail for Bremen and Hamburg from New York. Sailed Ger manic from Queenstown for New York. Hamburg port reports arrivals Deutsch land and Patricia from New York. Bremen notes arrival Kaiserin Maria Theresa from New York. Liverpool lists arrivals Majestic and Servia from New York.
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Grosser Kurfurst
Bremen
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
L’ Aquitaine
Havre
Queenstown
Germanic
Liverpool
Deutschland
Patricia
Kaiserin Maria Theresa
Majestic
Servia
Turpentine Fire Kills Woman and Young Son in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg a tragic accident today ends the life of Mrs William Ferguson and her three year old son Wil McWilliamne after a can of turpentine she was using to act a flame from an oil lamp ignited. The mother reportedly set the can alight while attempting a lighting task, causing fatal burns.
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Pittsburg
June
William Ferguson
Wil McWilarne
List of Letters at Indianapolis Post Office 1901
List of names delivered to Indianapolis Post Office on Thursday June 20 1901 with note that unclaimed letters after two weeks go to dead letter office. Includes many female names and several business and company names. instructions to call for letters advertised with list date and payment, and guidelines for return envelopes and proper addressing.
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Indianapolis
Ofice
Perseus
Arm strong and Co parlor chair catalog and stove note
A dealer list advertises invalids chairs and related items at 1% and 228 GS Meridian Street Indianapolis including bath cabinets and furniture polish. A porch accident sees a woman burn severely after tossing a blazing can from a window and a child catch fire. both mother and boy doomed to die. The Tennessee Supreme Court at Jackson rules a woman cannot practice law in Tennessee.
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Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Tennessee Supreme Court
Jackson
Tennessee
Glenns Sulphur Up Advertises Baby Teething Remedy
An old advertisement touts Glenn's Sulphur Up as a universal child and teething aid over fifty years. It claims soothing effects on gums, relief from wind colic, bowel regulation, and diarrhoea cure, while appealing to fashionably elite buyers for beautifying and purifying uses. It markets hair and whisker dye in black or brown by sellers nationwide.
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Glenn
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