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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1901

Page

2

Woman's Relief Corps praised by veterans leaders

In remarks honoring women contributors, the article lauds the Woman's Relief Corps for aiding the Union war effort and supporting veterans. It highlights Indiana’s WRC activities under Mrs. Laura Burr, and commends state soldiers homes, pension reform debates, and the enduring legacy of the Grand Army of the Republic.

Abe Nanaty Fay Adam Se Relief Corps Army of the Republic Union Grand Army of the Republic Riment Indiana W. R Laura 8. Burr Beem Stormont Alough Knightstown Tife Congress Grand of the Republic Lincoln

Weather forecast for Indiana and Ohio Wednesday and Thursday

Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday to fair and warmer, Ohio and Indiana. Winds vary from northeast to south, with warmer in the northern portion. Local observations show clear skies, temperate highs around 66 to 69 degrees and lows near 50s, with no significant precipitation expected.

Washington Ohio Indiana R.H Sapere Wappenhans Gindal

Cannibalism tale from shipwreck survivors told at Singapore court

Aboard the steamship Empress of India a Swede and a Spaniard recounted the Angole wreck nineteen sailors faced. After twenty-two days at sea most died, a Frenchman killed the captain with an axe and was killed, survivors ate parts of bodies. Two men survived on nails and canvas lines, drifting forty-two days to Seubi island, later living with natives, then boarding a rice jiunk to Singapore.

Seubi Singapore Pulo Madi

Rise in Securities Teaches Public to Gauge Prosperity

In a New York Telegraph dispatch, W. G. Nicholas quotes a Wall Street operator arguing the current rise in securities reflects solid property values and will bring further quotation gains before markets reflect conditions. He says the danger point is not near and blames only those clinging to the past, speculators, and small gamblers for worry.

W. G. Nicholas New York Telegraph Wall Street

Indiana County Records Highlight Divorce News

The Boston Journal notes that a county in Indiana reports 207 divorces. The editor, who keeps his name out of dispatches, continues to produce the best newspaper.

Boston Journal Washington Port

Fort Wayne Defeats Indianapolis in Western Association

Fort Wayne won 10 to 3 as Mullen allowed 12 hits while Stimmel gave up six. Shannon Flynn and Heydon led the visitors with strong batting. Heydon hit a home run and Shannon made a sensational left field catch. Attendance 400. Kentucky-born players mentioned include Nattress, G Miller, Blake, and Lattimore.

Indianapolis Journal Fort Wayne Ind Indianapolis Mullen Shannon Flynn Heydon Nattress Hickey Hoghever G. Miller Blake Louisville Lattimore RA. H. C. A. B. Nattyens Kelly Rhresbane

Brooklyn Nets Topple Reds in 11 Innings to Take Lead

In an 11 inning NL game Brooklyn beat Cincinnati to give New York the edge. Cincinnati struck for four runs in the fourth and three in the sixth to chase Kitson. Brooklyn sent nine batters to the plate before an out in the fifth and six runs came on six hits and three errors. Hughes blanked Cincinnati in the seventh, Daly opened the 11th with a double but was left. McGuire then doubled, advanced on Sheckard’s out, and scored the winning run on Keeler’s single.

Brooklyn Brooklyns Cincinnati New York Kitson Hughes Daly Peltz McGuire Sheckard Keeler

Griffiths fielding shines as Detroit tops Chicago in a slugfest

In Detroit May 24, Griffith fielded brilliantly while Holmes and Mertes hit home runs. Detroit scored in bursts, but Chicago rallied late. Milwaukee swept Cleveland 7-2 as Reidy allowed four hits and errors cost Cleveland. Baltimore beat Philadelphia with Frazer hit by pitch and Murphy catching. Lajoie homered.

Milwaukee Cleveland Reidy Sie Leahy Hart Wood

Return of Rare George Washington Relics at National Museum

About thirty George Washington relics dating from years in the National Museum were presented to Miss Mary Custis Lee representing her brother George William Custis Lee. The items include blankets and china with one gift from General Lafayette. Swords and other items remain in the museum.

Washington George Washington National Museum Mary Custis Lee Virginia George William Custis Lee

Ragged Fielding Dooms Boston Defeat to Washington

Boston lost again through ragged fielding in the second inning and poor base running in the fourth. The line score shows Boston 9 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 8 runs to Washington 3 0 6 0 0 0 0 3 8. Batteries Young Criger Gear Clarke.

Boston Washington Young and Criger Gear and Clarke

Batteries and Teams Across Illinois Indiana Cities

In Bloomington Rockford Cedar Rapids Evansville and Davenport battery lineups are listed with various player pairings and officials. Attendance is noted as 500 in Terre Haute, with multiple battery crews including MecCafferty Belt Haney Hanford Bruce Swain Rollins Miller O’Leary Starnagle Bran non Weaver Umpiire Graff Crosby Roth Stauffer Conlin.

Bloomington Rockford MecCafferty and Belt Haney and Hanford Decatur Til Rock Island Bruce Cedar Rapids Brown and Starnagle Brannon and Weaver Umpiire—Graff Evansville Ind RHE Davenport Hatteries Crosby and Roth Stauffer and Conlin

Notre Dame Beats Northwestern In Big Baseball Tilt

SOUTH BEND Ind May 14 Notre Dame defeated Northwestern 16 to 6 in a home game. Morgan hit his twelfth homer of the season as Notre Dame built an early lead and held on. Batteries Ryan O Neil Myers Fleiger. Purdue Triumphs Over Indiana In Lafayette Score 8 to 6 Purdue earned a second win in a week at home over Indiana University. The Bates street team seeks games with players under fourteen. contact John Jones, manager, 1453 Southeastern Avenue.

Indianapolis Journal South Bend Ind Notre Dame Northwestern Morgan Ryan O'Neil Myers Fleiger Lafayette Purdue Indiana University Philadelphia Conn Dolan Bates Street John Jones Southeastern Avenue

New York Blanks Chicago in Sixth Straight Win

New York team scored its sixth straight victory today by shutting out Chicago a by a score of to . Denzer pitched his first League game allowing three hits over five innings before retiring as his arm isn’t yet strong enough. Catcher in the eleventh inning was involved in the play.

Boston Dineen Crosius Brown New York Chicago Denzer

New York Beats Chicago in Bowling Showdown At Toled o

In Toledo last night Greater New York defeated Chicago by 6 344 to 6 082. Five favorites won at Oakland. Ruiz rode three winners mirroring Monday form. Atterbury fell in a two year old race with Macklin uninjured. Hal Mayberry suffered a fractured skull at Newport while guiding Martha D. Four years earlier Mayberry had a similar crash at St. Louis. Waddell posted a fast mile and an eighth in 1 324 5 at Worth Ill. Abe Frank nosed Red Hook in a tight two year old race. Latonia and Newport racing circuits clash over admission policy as Latonia ends free gate. Newport continues free admission.

Toledo Greater New York Chicago Oakland Ruiz Fred Atterbury Macklin Hal Mayberry Newport Martha D St. Louis Mayberry Robert Waddell Worth Ill Abe Frank Red Hook Hot Springs al Weinig Jim Scanlon Scanlon Weritg Buffalo Boy Latonia Barnes Western Jockey Club The Turf Congress

Globe Bible firm chief touts stock sale profit

Daniel B Shepp of the Globe Bible Publishing Co Philadelphia said he made 4 50 and sold Northern Pacific this morning by phone. J W Shepp, company president and Daniel B Shepp's brother, confirmed the haul but declined to discuss details citing embarrassment over the publicity.

Philadelphia San Shepp Dan Shepp GEARS

Exposition Bulletin lists Pan American fixed days

The bulletin fixes opening May 1 and various observances at the Pan American exposition including Dedication May 2 Hotel men day June 6 Flag day June 4 and numerous state organization days such as New England Bunker Hill June 4 Wells College June 18 Connecticut June %-Odd Fellows days June 26 27 and many others through October 10 National Grange day adding numerous school and fraternal organization commemorations across May to October.

Rhode Island Grand Army of the Republic Brooklyn New York Federation of Womens Clubs National Grange

Horse Racing Odds From Newport and Latonia Cards

Betting lines from Newport Oconee and Latonia show multiple favored and outsider horses with odds. Included are Lily Lynden Tree, Billy Mason, Foundling, Knight of Rhodes, Prophetic, Redpath, Owenton, Farrell, Anthracite, Sting, G W W, Oudenare, Trio, Harry, Guy H, Excelsis, Abe Frank, and Quiee's Path.

Newport Oconee Lynden Tree Billy Mason Foundling Etthel Nm Franc Rels Morris Park All Green Alara Smile Knight of Rhodes Prophetic Redpath Latonia Ee Owenton Farrell Abe Frank Oscar

The Stock Gamblers Panic of 1901 Shake Wall Street

The piece argues the crash stems from mismanagement by key financiers not stockowners, with Vanderbilt and Morgan absent during the turmoil. It blames Harriman for improper market tactics and reveals Morgan’s agent bought 150000 Northern Pacific shares, exposing a short interest and triggering a wave of panic and market ruin veiling the broader drive for a unified railroad system.

W. G. Nicholas New York Telegraph Wall Street W. K. Vanderbilt J. Pierpont Morgan Kings of Finance Northern Pacific Union Pacific Party Commodore W. H Harriman Union Pacific Mr. Harriman Li Hung Chang Morgan Northern Pacific Common Mr. Morgan Fpacttic Vanderblit

Baltimore American Study Portrays McKinley Supporters

A Baltimore American note surveys President McKinley supporters across several cities along the route, describing the politeness and character of the people encountered. The piece emphasizes favorable impressions of the traveler route and the demeanor of locals.

Baltimore McKinley

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