Hoosiers Win On Safe Hitting In opener with Kansas City
Indianapolis takes a high scoring win over Kansas City in a fast game at the park. Sutthoff allows several walks but the Hoosiers push runs across through hits by Kihm Coulter Kuhns and OBrien. OBrien adds a homer and Gear’s club sluggers push ahead early and hold on for the victory.
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Kihm
Coulter
Kuhns
O'Brien
Gear
Nance
Rothfuss
Smith
Kansas City
Dale Gear
Grand Hotel
Dianapolis
Sutthoff
Jack Sutthoff
Blues
Fox
Hoghever
Lenee
Heydon
Exerly
Hogriever
O’ Brien
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Kahne
Beville
Kuhm
Grady
Reville
J. O'Brien
Aecess
P. O'Brien
Hogrlever
Ebright
Weather forecast for Indiana Ohio and Shiness region
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for Indiana to be fair and warmer Thursday with Friday showers and fresh southeast winds. Shiness shows showers Thursday and Friday with warmer Thursday and fresh east to southeast winds. Ohio forecast is fair and warmer Thursday with Friday showers and variable winds turning southeast.
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Indiana
Ohio
Movements of steamers amid transatlantic traffic
In New York April 3 arrivals include Majestic and Georgic from Liverpool and Manitou from London. Departures list St Louis to Southampton Laurentian to Glasgow Oceanic to Liverpool Zeeland to Antwerp. Liverpool seen Germanic to New York Rhynland to Philadelphia. Rotterdam reports Staatendam from New York. Southampton notes St Paul from New York and Norwegian to Ginagow sails.
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Liverpool
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London
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Southampton
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Glasgow
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Antwerp
Germanic
Rhynland
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Staatendam
St. Paul
Furnace Ad Promises Easy Winter Heating
A brief classified line urges readers to buy a Kruse & Deventer furnace at 49 East Washington Street promising trouble free heat for the coming winter. The scant OCR fragment suggests a sales pitch in a local ad.
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Maki
Kruse & Deventer
East Wash
Kellys Team Opens Four-Game Series at Washington Park
Michael Kelly of St Paul leads a four game set starting this afternoon at 3 30 facing Indianapolis at Washington Park with three games in Indianapolis and a finale in Marion on Sunday. Kelly aims to win the first game of the series against his former club.
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Kelly
Michael Kelly
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Washington Park
Marion
Kelly Wit
Marion to host league baseball as Indianapolis games transfer
Williams and Heydon will be in the points for Indianapolis and Check and Hurley will be the battery for St. Paul. Marion fans rejoice at league ball coming to town with games likely well attended. expecting 5,000 at opening as town goes baseball crazy.
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Heydon
Indianapolis
Check
Hurley
St. Paul
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
De Pauw Goon Form Falls to Notre Dame 7 to 1
De Pauw University loses to Notre Dame 7 to 1 in Greencastle Indiana. McRoberts allowed two bases on balls and four hits for De Pauw while Hogan pitched for Notre Dame with three hits allowed. Batteries McRoberts Nicely Hogan McNeal.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw University
Notre Dame
Methodists
de Pauw
McRoberts
Hogan
Nicely
McNeal
Purdue to face Notre Dame in upcoming baseball clash
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Lafayette Indiana April 3 Purdue prepares to host Notre Dame on Stuart Field Friday afternoon with a strong lineup led by Captain Ruby Collins Cook Leslie McKee and Cohen. Observers say Purdue appears the stronger team this season aided by powerful hitters and solid defense.
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Indianapolls Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Notre Dame
Stuart Field
South Bend
Ruby
Colins
Cook
Leslie
McKee
Collins
Cohen
Hardy
Gaethe
Cornell
Washington Alley Bowling and Local Basketball Scores
The Red Ravens split games with the Pioneers at Washington alleys while the Orientals and Indians also played. the Indians won two decisive games. In Greenfield Indiana an All Star basketball team from Indianapolis defeated the Hoosier team 27 to 12 at the Y M C A gym. Baltimore reports a 600 ball pool match where Clearwater led Sherman 212 to 174 in a long total score with Clearwater 48 and Sherman 377.
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Wittmer Beats Lundin In Mixed Wrestling in Worcester
Charlie Wittmer of Cincinnati won the mixed wrestling match in Worcester, taking the catch as catch can in twenty one minutes and two Graeco Roman falls in twenty seven and forty minutes. The deciding fall style was determined by a coin toss.
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Charlie Wittmer
Cincinnati
H. J. Almer Lundin
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Wittmer
Highest prices paid for Angus-Aberdeen herd at Omaha stockyards
In Omaha on April 30 a six year old cow Blackbird sold for 3010 to Canton Bros. & Stevenson of Holstein and a calf at her side brought 000. In a separate incident Otto Brown 18 and John McHenry 22 fought at Molly Bishop’s house on South Senate avenue. Brown was knocked down, McHenry attacked him, Brown was rendered unconscious, and both men were arrested after police intervened.
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Joe Lesser
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Echodale
Laxative Bromo Quinine Box Label Mentioned
A verbatim note states the requirement that this name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets, the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. Ze.
Twelve Inning Game Sparks Philadelphia Victory Over New York
In Philadelphia on April 30 a 12 inning battle ended with New York losing to Philadelphia 6 to 5. The decisive inning featured two singles and a sacrifice. Both lineups showed strong defense and sharp pitching, drawing a crowd of about 1,900 as Sparks and White kept the ball moving and precise.
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Bill Daly
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Washington and Philadelphia battle in early baseball tilt
Washington and Philadelphia opened with Washington 7 Philadelphia 5. Townsend shone at bat with two-base hits and multiple runs scored while Coughlin Keister and Powers hit home runs for the Phillies. Townsend yielded three runs and Wiltse allowed six as both teams combined for six double plays and several costly errors.
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Davis
Itz
Wiltse
Philadelphia
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American League to Fight Injunctions Over Lajoie Frazer
In Cleveland on April 90, after a closed meeting, AL president Ban Johnson said the league would press the injunction cases against Lajoie Frazer and Bernhardt to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. New evidence will be presented in reopening, aiming for a reversal of prior rulings.
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American League
Hollenden
Ban Johnson
Lajoie
Frazer
Bernhardt
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
War dispatches on Samar and Aguinaldo tale
Reports from Washington Manila and Denver detail General MacArthur’s claim of responsibility for the tactics used to capture Aguinaldo, with Gen Funston and Gen Chaffee cited. Court-martial developments in Manila, Lukban’s signature on poison spear orders, and naval reports from Yokohama describe insurrection suppression and leadership changes in the Philippines.
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Aguinaldo
Washington
Funston
General MacArthur
Patterson
Manila
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Jacob H. Smith
Lukban
Strebler
Samar
Vigan
Bishop Lawrence Protests Filippine War At Mass Diocese Meeting
In Boston on April 30 Bishop P Lawrence urged the Massachusetts Episcopal diocese to condemn gruesome wartime methods reported by responsible soldiers and officials in the Philippines. He called for a solemn protest in the name of humanity and the Master.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
P. Lawrence
Philippines
Governor General Wood Revokes Burial Fee Prohibition
Havana April 30 Governor General Wood rescinded the ban on parish priests collecting burial fees saying those aggrieved may seek court relief. The move aims to channel grievances through the judicial system to remedy any injury to rights.
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Wood
New York Budget Plan Approved by Board of Estimate
New York City budget for the Greater New York was approved today by the Board of Estimate. The total allocates $96,163,600, showing an increase of $645.
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New York
Greater
Board of Estimate
Racing Season Closed Led by C B Morris in 1901 02
San Francisco April 9 racing season 1901 02 ended after 153 days with 36000 dollars given away by the association. The top winner was C B Morris with 31905 dollars followed by Burns Waterhouse 2988 Caesar Young 21670 and W B Y Jennings 15905. La Golita won the last day mile in 1 40 and several horses led stable earnings. Winners listed include Jarretierre D Or Porous Silimon La Golita Prank Woods Mission.
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Silimon
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Lakeside meet ends with seven races. Worth track next
Lakeside closed with seven races as Chicago hosts a racing week. Tomorrow the Worth track opens with a Mile 16 handicap featuring eleven top entrants. Kenilworth’s defeat leads to a suspension for Harry Stover’s stable pending inquiry.
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Malay
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Harry Stover
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Sheep Drought and Grasshoppers Hit New Mexico Territory
Reports from across the Territory say hundreds of sheep are dying during lambing season as drought dries ranges. Grasshoppers are already inflicting damage in the North Rio Grande valley, worsening losses for sheep men.
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N. M
Territo
Rio Grande
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Blood Purity For May Health
An old advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as the cure for sluggish blood and bodily toxins during May. It describes how quiet offices and winter confinement lower vitality, urges purification to prevent eruptions and diseases, and cites a Cincinnati testimonial of rapid relief from impure blood and nervousness after multiple bottles.
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Dr. Pierce
Paine
George Schmidt
West Third St
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