Wilkes Barre Miners Rally Amid Peace Efforts
In Wilkes Barre Pa May 15 miners in Wyoming region press for higher pay as government mediator Ralph M Eassey visits Hazleton to urge a truce. Business leaders fear prolonged conflict while miners demand concessions and operators resist. Firemen ready to assist if needed as tensions rise in the second week of the strike.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming
Ralph M. Eassey
National Civic Federation
Hazleton
Mitchell
Aaa
Ecemen
Comanteoeet Veorertoy
John Mullahey
State Firemen’s Association
Graves of Heroes Service in New York
The New York City Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its annual service at Old Trinity Church. Afterward a committee decorated twelve Revolutionary War graves in the churchyard, including Alexander Hamilton, and the monument to American sailors who died on prison ships near Pine Street was also decorated.
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New York
New York City
Daughters of the American Revolution
Old Trinity Church
Alexander Hamilton
Pine Street
Solmoe
Lawrence
Ahd
Gold Medal Concert At Halii Place M E Church
City notes report a gold medal concert this evening at Halii-place M E Church with an excellent musical programme. Mrs Davis of East Market street fell from a North Indianapolis car yesterday afternoon near Twenty-ninth street and Northwestern avenue. She sustained a slight wound and was aided by friends to a Thirtieth street drug store. Dr Kennedy of the City Dispensary dressed the wound and she returned home by street car.
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Halii-place
M. E
Davis
East Market Street
Indianapolis
Twenty-ninth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Kennedy
Funston praised over Hoar in Philippine policy clash
Leslie's Weekly notes public sympathy lies with General Frederick Funston amid his defense of McKinley’s Philippine policy against Massachusetts senator Hoar. The piece argues Hoar’s criticisms are overheated and un-American, contrasting Funston’s risked life in support of the policy with Hoar’s vituperative stance. Roosevelt’s stance on public service is mentioned as intervention.
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Leslie's Weekly
Frederick Funston
Massachusetts
Hoar
Ep McKinley
McKinley
Funston
Roosevelt
Generalunston
Weather forecast for Midwest states Monday and Tuesday
Partly cloudy Monday with showers and cooler nights across Indiana Illinois and Ohio. South winds rise to brisk through the day with possible thunderstorms in southern Illinois and northeast Ohio. Temperatures forecast around 64 to 74 with little to no rainfall totals recorded. Blythe, Section Director.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
Beast
Blythe
Movements of Steamers Across Atlantic Ports May 18
Shipping news records arrivals and sailings at New York Gibraltar Southampton Naples and Liverpool. Vessels include Algeria Cymric Statendam Roma and Queenstown arrivals to Europe and Torquay groups sailing to New York Genoa and Naples with multiple routes noted.
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New York
Algeria
Bremen
News
Naples
Vancouver
Boston
Genoa
Alexandria
Ame
Liverpool
Georgic
Heating advantage with Kruse and Deventer ees
If you buy one of Kruse and Deventer's ees you will have no trouble to heat next winter. 429 Best Wash-
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Kruse & Deventer
Gas Struggle Tieing Kokomo Stores to City Hall
Gas collectors face hostility as Kokomo residents resist mixer removals. Mass meeting at City Hall debates ordinance prices and metering. Chicago company seeks high rates. legal battle looms over franchise rights and coalitions with council.
New ice company planned to counter price rise in Muncie
Muncie Indiana reports that J W Neagies will form a new ice firm to sell at the lowest possible cost as local ice companies raise prices from 25 to 35 cents per hundred pounds. The first carload is due tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Muncie Ice Company
Crystal Lake Ice Company
J. W. Neagies
Record Surfeit of Accidents Hits Muncie on Saturday
A Saturday in Muncie marked by multiple serious injuries and potential fatalities. Victims include Mrs. Andrew J. Hunter struck by a wagon horse on West Sixteenth Street, Charles Andrews who fell from a Walnut Street street car, Roy Brown who jumped from a fast moving East Main Street car with a brain concussion, and Timothy Curtin run down by a horse and buggy. Involving neighbors Lewis Bourdina and Ryer Penwell, a brick strike fractured Penwell’s skull. Penwell shows signs of recovery today.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Andrew J. Hunter
West Sixteenth Street
High and
Howard Streets
Charles Andrews
Walnut Street
Roy Brown
East Main Street
Brown
Muncie Hospital
Timothy Curtin
van Wert
Curtin
Lewis Bourdina
Ryer Penwell
West Ninth Street
Bourdina
Penwell
Young man killed by freight train near Seymour Ind
Louis Lapsey, a farm worker south of Seymour, Indiana, was struck and killed by a J. M. & J. freight engine around midnight on the way home. The engineer found him lying on the tracks just before the train hit him. He reportedly fainted during the walk home. His parents live in Louisville.
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Indianapolis Journal
Seymour
Ind
Louis Lapsey
Lapsey
Louisville
Madison Street Car Kills Five Year Old Crossing Tracks
A Madison Indiana street railway car struck and instantly killed Clarence Bates aged five as he tried to cross in front of a moving tram. Motorman James Brinkworth sounded his gong and attempted to stop but could not avert the tragedy. The accident marks the railway companys first serious incident in seven years.
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Indianapolis Journal
Madison
Ind
Madison Street Railway Company
Clarence
Nathan Bates
James Brinkworth
State University Sonal and Fraternity Notes
Bloomington Ind May 13 Colonel Denby former United States minister to China guest of Indiana University lectured at the gymnasium on China and the Far East Leo F Rettger Yale Ph D now instructor in bacteriology at Yale Sheffield Scientific School vaudeville for Woman s League at gymnasium Friday night Clyde Driesbach class 03 elected by Sigma Nu to aid in establishing a new chapter at Wisconsin Pi Phi reception for Miss Mildred Chase of Laporte out of town guests Geiss Evansville French Anderson Miss Bryan DePauw M B Haggerty compiling a record of Indiana University graduates A C Muhse post graduate fellow Cornell University Beta Theta Pi informal reception at chapter house remodeled and better than before
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Denby
United States
China
Indiana University
Far East
Leo F. Rettger
Lyons
Yale
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Woman's League
Clyde Driesbach
Great Council of
Sigma Nu
University of Wisconsin
Pi Phi
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Laporte
Edith Gamble
Logansport
Geiss
Evansville
French
Anderson
Bryan
de Pauw
M. B. Haggerty
A. C. Muhse
Cornell University
Cornell
Beta Theta Pi
Interclass oratorical winner and college notices
TERRE HAUTE Ind May 18 Chester L Fidtar of the Indiana State Normal senior class won the interclass oratorical contest with 944 per cent Miss Enneking freshman class was second with 91 per cent Harry Miller junior 8913 per cent and Thomas L Knipe sophomore 8 per cent Fidlar is a Terre Haute teacher Enneking is from Batesville Ripley county Miller from Cataract Owen county and Knipe from Kokomo President Parsons will lecture Tuesday on Outdoor Poor Relief and President Swain will lecture June 3 on A National University The Girls Home dormitory will open next Saturday The City School Board granted six weeks term of higher grades at the Training School for the Normal Richmond May 18 Earlham College catalog lists alumni in education with thirty six in first rate positions twenty seven in second rate and fourteen in third rate positions including presidencies professorships and lectures at numerous colleges and universities.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Chester L. Fidtar
Indiana State Normal
Miss Enneking
Harry Miller
Thomas L. Knipe
Chester Fidlar
Enneking
Batesville
Ripley County
Miller
Cataract
Owen County
Knipe
Kokomo
Parsons
Amor Butler
Indiana Board of Charities
Swain
Indiana University
Young Women's Christian Association
Amon
Richmond
Earlham College
Swarthmore College
Howard University
Purdue University
Wilmington College
Earnham
The
Unipacers of Pennsylvania
Pacific College
Michigan State Normal
Public school commencement in Centerville Township
Center township held its public school commencement last night at the Centerville opera house. Rev. E V Spicer of Indianapolis delivered the address. Graduates include Stephen M Shank Joste Toschlog Jennie Russell Maude K E Reynolds Cora A Reynolds Hazel V Eliason Beulah Eliason Gaar Eliason Raymond A Meek James T Jones Goldie Myers Lyman H Lyboult Helen J Bates Nellie T Jones Nora T Tremps Hester V Kramer Gertrune E Haley Emma H Haley Rosa A Burris. Township teachers listed as W C Reynolds Ernest Reynolds Silas Cates W D Cook Claude Kitterman Milton Reed Fannie Selvers Mamie Endsley.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Center Township
Centerville
E. V. Spicer
Stephen M. Shank
Joste Toschlog
Jennie Russell
Maude KE. Reynolds
Cora A. Reynolds
Hazel V. Eliason
Beulah Eliason
Gaar Eliason
Raymond A. Meek
James T. Jones
Goldie Myers
Lyman H. Lyboult
Helen J. Bates
Nellie T. Jones
Nora T. Tremps
Hester V. Kramer
Gertrune E. Haley
Emma H. Haley
Rosa A. Burris
W. C. Reynolds
Ernest Reynolds
Silas Cates
W. D. Cook
Claude Kitterman
Milton Reed
Fannie Selvers
Mamie Endsley
Woman's Foreign Missionary Union Holds Fifth Triennial Conference
The Friends' Church in Westfield Indiana hosts the fifth triennial conference starting with a reception and continuing Friday with department reports and papers by Harriet Peele Georgia Reese Martha Newlin and Hannah Batley on the society's impact mission future and the peace factor. Returned Alaska missionaries Mr and Mrs Replogle addressed the audience on the gospel's power amid a large turnout. Saturday focuses on conference business.
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Indianapolis Journal
Westfield
Ind
Woman's Foreign Missionary Union of the
Friends’ Church
Harriet FG. Peele
Wilmington Yearly Meeting
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Georgia
German Baptists Meet at Paxtang Park in Harrisburg
Ten thousand worshipers gathered in Paxtang Park for the German Baptist Church annual meeting and General Conference in Harrisburg with overflow crowds in groves and surrounding grounds 5000 attend a Sunday school service as elders from several states preach and participate in the park event
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Harrisburg
Paxtang Park
German Baptist Church
Union
Lancaster
York
Juniata
Huntingdon
Harrisbore
Park
Hertaler
Elizabethtown
C. Z. Arnold
Kansas
Levi Minnich
Ohio
F. Sanger
Indiana
Tabernacle
Christian Co
Convicon Brethren
German Baptists Hold National Conference Near Eldorado
In Richmond Indiana on May 18 the old order German Baptists met near Eldorado Ohio for a national conference. Attendance was large with food provisions of 4300 pounds of bread 9 beeves soup 6 pounds butter five barrels of pickles and coffee. Services ran all day with communion and feet washing at night. Lumber from two tabernacles will be auctioned after the conference closes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
National Conference of German Baptists
Old Order
Here
Eldorado
Cerro Gordo
Ill
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Dakota
California
Seventeen Year Locusts Hit New Albany Farms
In Floyd County near New Albany seven teen year locusts appeared on John O Greene’s Silver Hills farm and also at Edward Fawcett’s fruit farm on May 15. Shells litter ground and blades while locusts swarm and drone. Chickens and sparrows eat them. older residents recall three prior visits with little crop damage.
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Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
John O. Greene
Silver Hills
Edward Fawcett
Floyd County
Murder cases set for trial in Indiana courts
Dora Bartlett and Irwin Greer were indicted for murder with arraignments and trial dates. Bartlett’s trial is set for May 26 and Greer’s for June 16. Greer, a dying hotel porter, shot Bhang Bunkley after a woman dispute and seeks swift trial for hospital treatment. In Goshen, eight year old Lillian Egbert laid a wreath on General Lafayette’s monument in Paris, funded by her classmates. Her father, Mr. Haines Egbert, is a hardwood firm treasurer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Dora Bartlett
Irwin Greer
Bartlett
Greer
Bhang” Bunkley
Goshen
Lillian
Haines Egbert
Beulah Kreider
General Lafayette
Tuilieries
America
Elia Burns
Egbert
Sanders & Egbert Company
Memorial service held in Catholic church at Elwood
One of Elwood's most impressive memorial services occurred at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Father Bergel inviting the G. A. R. to use the Catholic church. The new cathedral was filled and a fifty boy choir with an orchestra provided music, marking a historic first for the region.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
St. Joseph's Catholic
Father Bergel
Winsell seeks national auditor post for A F G W U
Elwood Indiana May 18 Lawrence Winsell a leading glass worker and member of Local Union No 50 A F G W U announces his candidacy for national auditor of the union He has previously represented his local at national conventions and will attend the Wheeling meeting as a delegate Crawfordsville Indiana May 18 Mrs David Eads of Willow Valley near Mitchell sought to rescue her daughter from her first husband Marvin Marshal of Darlington He had hidden the girl and police could not locate her He planned to take her to Texas after a visit in Logansport
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Lawrence Winsell
Indiana
Winsell
Wheeling
Crawfordsville
David Eads
Willow Valley
Mitchell
Marvin Marshal
Darlington
Logansport
Texas
Farmer fined for illegal capture of redbirds in Indiana
Evansville Indiana May 18 Fred Bloomer a farmer was fined zero dollars and costs for capturing two redbirds and placing them in a cage. The penalty marks the first under a new Indiana Legislature bird protection law in this region.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Fred Bloomer
Indiana
Bloomer
Downey Widow Sophia J Downey Dies At 72 In Rising Sun
Rising Sun Ind May 18 Mrs Sophia J Downey widow of Judge A C Downey died at her home in Rising Sun this afternoon She was seventy two years old and was well known throughout southern Indiana She left two sons George B Downey mayor of Aurora and Harry B Downey of Shelbyville FE E Stevenson an attorney in Evansville is a son in law Judge Downey died two years ago He was a Supreme Court judge dean of DePauw Law School and a prominent Mason.
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Rising Sun
Ind
Sophia J. Downey
A. C. Downey
Indiana
George B. Downey
Aurora
Harry 8. Downey
Shelbyville
E. Stevenson
de Pauw Law School
Evansville
Baltimore
Bessie Strouse
Abe Strouse
Washington
Miss Strouse
Europe
Milwaukee Indians Defeat Colts In Hard Fought Showdown
Indianapolis scored six runs off Olmstead after removing Altrock in the third, winning 10 to 4. Kuhns led with four hits in six at bats as Milwaukee misplayed base running, while Olmstead and Miller bolstered Indy’s win with steady pitching amid a poorly played game before a large crowd.
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Indianapolis Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
Altrock
Indianapolis
Olmstead
Kuhns
Fox
Milw'kee
EO Se
Ind
Belgae
Hallman
Ee McBride
Coulter
Parrott
Kinihm
Attock
McBride
McAndrews
Kihm
Three League: Terre Haute Beats Cedar Rapids in Tight Loss
In Cedar Rapids Iowa May 18 costly errors doomed Cedar Rapids as Terre Haute triumphed 8 to 7. Batteries McFarland Evers Hackett Starnagle. Rock Island Illinois May 18 Vickers faltered late as Decatur won 3 to 0 with Williams Holmes on defense. Davenport Iowa May 18 Evansville won with timely hitting 6 to 5 over Davenport Evansville batteries Thomas Shannon Treat Reading. Rockford Illinois May 18 Bloomington won 4 to 1 behind strong sixth inning hitting. batteries Graham Thiery Mec Greevy Connors. Muncie Indiana May 18 Indianapolis Reserves edged Muncie 4 to 1 as O'Brien homer sealed win. Attend. Indianapolis Grays defeated.
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Cedar Rapids
Terre Haute
McFarland
Evers
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Starnagle
Rock Island
Vickers
Decatur
Williams
Daniels
Holmes
Davenport
Evaneville
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Indianapolis
New Athletic Park
Derrick
Keenan
O’brien
Weights and entries for Morris Park handicaps
May 18 New York reports the Pocantico handicap for three year olds at a mile and one furlong and the Vancourtlandt handicap seven furlongs of the Withers mile, listing weights for numerous horses led by Heno Chilton Dixie Line San Diego Precentor Whiskey King Water Boy Gunfire and others for Tuesday May 20 and Wednesday May 21 racing at Morris Park.
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Morris Park
Heno
Chilton
Dixie Line
San Diego
Precentor
Whiskey King
Water Boy
Gunfire
Gay Boy
de Reszke
Port Royal
Flywheel
Pretorius
Northern Star
Smart Set
Brunswick
Bon Met
Remoree
April Shower
Enright
Mel Albert
Hanover
Five Nations
H. L. Coleman
Joymaker
Trump
White Crest
Pearlfinder
Essen
Ben Howard
Par Excellence
Geraldin
John Barleycorn
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Joe Frey
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Belvino
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Ben Mac D’hui
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Igniter
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Himself
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Firt Line
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Smart
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Tenagra
Knight of the
Bronx
Alan-a-Dale to be retired after Derby victory
Lexington reports T C Mc Dowell announcing that Alan-a-Dale, Derby winner, will be retired for the season and shipped from Louisville Monday. He hopes the horse’s weak legs regain strength by next season and be started in major handicaps. McDowell takes his stable East this week. TERRE HAUTE field meet notes sophomores lead freshmen 50 38, juniors 10, seniors 6. Indiana college meet June 7 canceled due to early closes. May 31 field day with Wabash planned, De Pauw hoped for later.
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T. C. McDowell
Alan-a-Dale
Louisville
McDowell
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Rose Polytechnic
Indiana
Wabash College
de Pauw
Troubles of Alfonso Concluded on Fifth Page
His Majesty explained the plan to Professor Uphues that the statue would be a gift to the people of the United States. He said a cablegram addressed to President Roosevelt concerning the subject was written and sent the following day.
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Perer
Ofessor Uphues
The
United Sates
Roosevelt
Boer Leaders at Vreeniging Weigh Peace Versus War
From Pretoria and London reports: about 160 Boer leaders gathered at Vreeniging Transvaal show a ballot tied outlook toward continuing hostilities. A correspondent warns the war’s end may come soon with possible surrenders freeing British troops for resisting districts. Also in London a Times dispatch notes White Star Line meeting confirming transfer to Atlantic shipping combine with broad shareholder backing.
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Vreeniging
Transvaal
London
The
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Liverpool Daily Post
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German Officers to Visit West Point Academy
Berlin reports Emperor William has authorized Colonel Von Witzleben and Major Willmann of the Grosslichterfelde Cadet Institute to visit the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. They will depart Bremen for the United States on the North German Lloyd steamer Barbarossa, around May 19. A Vienna dispatch notes a 4 million ruble theft from Cracow general staff headquarters with two generals and several officers arrested. Paris reports burglars entered the Chateau des Vives, breaking sheriff seals and stealing valuable paintings connected to the Humbert Crawford lawsuit.
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Chateau Des Vives
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Humbert-Crawford
Theobald Chartran to be made an officer of the Legion of Honor
Paris announces that Theobald Chartran the artist known for portraits of Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt will be made an officer of the Legion of Honor. In Belgrade on May 18 King Alexander accepts resignations and a new ministry is formed amid political reshuffles.
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Paris
Belgrade
Bervin
Alexander
Cincinnati and St Louis in tense baseball doubleheader
In Cincinnati May 18 Kennedy faltered in the fifth as seven singles produced six runs. Ewing held steady after, while St Louis beat Brooklyn in a separate afternoon game. Shreckard and others were sent off for conduct. crowds reached 5,800 as Wickerby and Ryan组合 pitched for St Louis. The day also featured strong fielding and multiple double plays across both games.
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Cincinnati
Kennedy
Evans
Ewing
ST. Louis
St. Louie
Brooklyn
Shreckard
Dahlen
Wicker
Wee
Wickerby
Ryan
Hughes
Sarin
Donovan
Rbrashear
Keeler
J. Farrell
Smoot
Flood
Wheeler
McCreery
Kruger
Farrell
Brashear
Ahearn
Sensational tied game as St Louis and Chicago play seventeen innings
Chicago and St Louis battle to a dramatic seventeen-inning tie in Chicago. Strang and Heldrick among top hitters as pitchers dominate with late heroics and costly errors. Attendance 15,418.
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B.H.O.A.E. Strang
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Maloney
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