Sad reversal of form as Inviosiers tumble in aerial flight
Louisville defeated Indianapolis 11 to 4 as bad errors and safe hits by visitors kept the Hoosiers from first place. The crowd roared on Ladies Day with record attendance while Fertig led the bleachers with a megaphone.
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Indianapolis
Mne Mt
Fertig
Louisville
Indianapo
Killen
Hoosiers
Coulter
Fox
Colonels
Flaherty
Clymer Payne
Odwell
Kerwin
Schriver
Journey
O'Brien
Woodruff
Bonner
Kuhns
Flournoy
Heydon
Hoghever
Odweill
Ganzel
Clymer
Schaub
Kihm
Weather and baseball recap from Indianapolis and surrounding regions
Fair to fair with cooler conditions in Indiana Illinois and Ohio. Indiana report details a Louisville victory over Indianapolis 12 to 3 with dramatic late scoring and defensive plays. Louisville's Clymer, Ganzel, and Killen key in offense. Indiana’s O’Brien, Kuhns, and Heydon highlight defense. Weather summary includes maximum 78 and minimum 58, with a north wind shift and prevailing clear skies. Additional notes cover August meteorological summary for Indianapolis and surrounding weather observations.
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R.H
W. T. Blythe
Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Amy
Movements of Steamers Reported from Ports
Shipping news notes arrivals at Bremerhaven and New York with multiple liners including Barbarossa and Kaiser Wilhelm der, listing routes via Cherbourg and Kiel. Also mentions ships bound for Liverpool and pending sailings, with partial legible lines for Boulogne sur Mer and Le Havre traffic.
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Bremerhaven
Barbarossa
New York
Cherbourg
van Wilhelm
Oee
Noordland
Kia
Liverpool
Southik
Neers
Kaiser Wilhelm der
Koenigen Louise
Bremen
Equlogne-Sur-Mer
Arendlere
Baseball Notes and Season Finale at Washington
Gannon, Nance and Beville, Shiebeck and Donahue featured in the notes with Gibson on base and Altrock pitching. The late innings saw a wild pitch by Gibson and time recorded as 1 minute 45 seconds with Umpire Stuart. The board will decide soon if Indianapolis’s last game at Louisville is to be thrown out. Kellum to pitch for the Hoosiers, Coons likely on the mound for Washington.
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Louisville
Hoosiers
Kihm
Clymer
Woodruff
O'Brien
Kuhn
Heydon
Fox
Kuhns
Indianapolis
Erty
Bonner
Odwell
Schaub
Coulter
Schriver
Flournoy
Kellum
Killen
Hoghever
Ganazel
Obwell
Kerwin
KO Clymer
Flaherty
Basils
Columbus
Terry Turner
Toledo
McFarlan
Columbn
Hart
T. Turner
Sophe
Wagner
Gannon
Nance
Beville
Shiebeck
Donahue
Bal
Gibson
Altrock
Stuart
Washington
Board of Directors
The
American Association
St. Louis
Washington Club
Coons
Hatasco Leads in Sheepshead Bay Flying Handicap
Hatasco led all the way to win the Flying handicap at Sheepshead Bay with Gay Boy second and Blue Girl third, the favorite, in a driving finish. Blue Girl pulled up lame as Wild Thyme claimed the Partridge Stakes victory by two lengths and Marie Winn was the only favorite to win. other results noted from Chicago and St Louis reports.
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New York
Hatasco
Sheepshead Bay
Gay Boy
Blue Girl
Lux Costa
Wild Thyme
Merry Acrobat
Blue Ribon
Marie Winn
Ithal
Grand Opera
Mabel Winn
Peninsula
Yearlings Sell at Fasig Tipton Sheepshead Bay Sale Top $5500
At Fasig Tipton sales pad docks Sheepshead Bay Spendthrift yearlings and horses owned by O H Chanault and J J McCafferty were sold. Joe Ullman paid a top fee of 5500 for a bay colt by Imp Fisher Van A Clar. Also reports Kenilworth Park feature at Buffalo.
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New York
Spendthrift
O. H. Chanault
J. J. McCafferty
Fasig-Tipton
Sheepshead Bay
Joe Ullman
Imp. Fisher-Van-A-Clar
Niagara Golf Club Open at Fort George links in Ontario
Parke Wright of Buffalo shot 78 to lead in the Niagara Golf Club open as Charles Howard of Toronto upset P. S. Horne of Pittsburg. first round saw Wright and Howard advancing, with others including J. C. Smith and George Harvey posting tight matches at Niagara-on-the-Lake. Final team results in the Richmond Country Club event showed Hibberd, McNaught, Bond, and Comstock winning for Richmond.
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Niagara-On-The-Lake
Ont
Niagara
B. Lansing
George Harvey
G. J. Peacock
Buffalo
Lyon
Toronto
J. C. Smith
Indianapolis
Stiesers
Cc. G
W. Ince
Frank Wilcox
A. E. Paterson
P. J. Peacock
B. S. Horne
Pittsburg
Fritz Martin
Parke Wright
C. Howard
B. 8. Horne
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Country Club
Mancie
Hibberd
Lesh
McNaught
Muncie
Elmer
Bond
Koerner
Comstock
Drier
Boston and Cincinnati Split Doubleheader Action
Boston and Cincinnati split a doubleheader in Boston as Cincinnati pitcher Pittinger fended off the Red Sox in the first game while Hahn puzzled Boston. In the second, Willis and Phillips shut Cincinnati down as Boston captured the nightcap. Attendance was 3,743 and the day showcased strong hits from Cincinnati and defensive work by Boston.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Pittinger
Hahn
Dexter
O'Day
Moran
Bergen
RHE
Willis
Aren Phillips
Maloney
Philadelphia Takes Two From Chicago In Hitting Showdown
Philadelphia beat Chicago 7 to 4 in the first game after a five inning scoring burst and 6 to 4 in the nightcap as Menefee was hit frequently. Attendance 1,380. Batteries Williams Kling sberg versus Chicago 9 11 0 0 0 4 1 9 2. Douglass Menefee Kling Frazer White Douglass.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Menefee
Williams
Kling
Sberg
Douglass
RHE
Frazer
White
Pittsburg and Brooklyn Split Season Ending Doubleheader
Pittsburg won game one by hitting well while Newton shut out Brooklyn in game two with three hits allowed. Attendance about 3,500. St Louis edged New York in a tight afternoon game with sharp defense and a late rally. Attendance not listed.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louiis
New York
Newton
RHE Pittsburg
Phillippi
Phelps
Hughes
Farrell
Bae Ee
Smith
St. Louis
Cleveland routs Baltimore in slugging July 2 game
In Cleveland Ohio on September 2 Cleveland hammered Baltimore in a high scoring game. Lundbloom pitched poorly before Joss replaced him. Bay starred on offense and base running. Attendance was 2,055. Battery details: Joss Lundbloom Bemis for Cleveland Katoll Smith for Baltimore.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Lundbloom
Joss
Bay
Nhe
Joss, Lundbloom
Bemis
Katoll and Smith
Chicago Defeated Weakly by Visitors in Series Opener
Chicago struggled at the plate against Young and the visitors, who evenly hammered Callahan, McFarland, Young, and Criger across innings six to eight. Attendance 2,540. Other scores: Davenport over Cedar Rapids 9-3, Bloomington beats Evansville 6-1, Rock Island defeats Rockford 5-0. Southern Association brief scores include Birmingham 0 Little Rock 3, Nashville 4 Shreveport 3, Atlanta 0 Memphis 8, Chattanooga 3 New Orleans 4. Tell City and Greensburg Reds reports follow with local results.
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Young
Callahan
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Hughes and Evers
Durham and Weaver
Bloomington
Ill
Evansville
Smith and Belt
Craig and Toss
Rock Island
Rockford
Case
O'Leary
Killian
Thiery
McGill
Krebs
Popp and
Richards
Birmingham
Little Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Record-Shattering Hilton Trophy Marks Seagirt Meet
New York State wins the Hilton trophy with 1137 points at Seagirt New Jersey surpassing the previous 1098. New Jersey takes second with 1124 and District of Columbia third. Individual high marks go to Hal Leizear and Dr. Hudson with 101 each. General Heywood watches as Marines observe.
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Seagirt
N. J
District of Columbia
New York State
New Jersey
New York
Hal H. Leizear
Pennsylvania
Dr. Hudson
Leizear
Heywood
United States Marine Corps
Hilton
Robbers shoot police after Met rail car barn raid
In Armourdale two masked robbers tried to rob the Metropolitan street railway carbarn at Tenth and Osage. Watchman Minsker was forced inside. Policeman Morris was killed by a second robber after striking the attacker. Minsker was wounded. A mob later surrounded jails in Kansas City Kansas seeking four suspects, who had been spirited away.
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Kansas City
Metropolitan Street Railway
Tenth
Osage
Armourdale
Kan
Minsker
J. W. Morris
Morris
Cardinal Gibbons Stricken With Kidney Trouble
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore Maryland is under care for kidney trouble. Dr Edward F Milholland says he expects great improvement by tomorrow but hinted an operation may be necessary to cure the ailment. The cardinal has suffered a cold for several days and shows marked improvement.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Edward F. Milholland
Man and wife shot in Jamestown cemetery tragedy
C A Brown and his wife were found dead in Jamestown Ohio cemetery. Brown had a bullet hole in his temple and his wife was shot in the mouth, their heads on newspapers and a revolver between them. The pair, who registered as C A Brown and wife from Frankfort, Ohio, had arrived Sunday.
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Springfield
C. A. Brown
Jamestown
Collins Hotel
C. A. Brown and
Frankfort
William F Howe noted New York criminal lawyer dies
William F. Howe of Howe and Hummel died of heart disease at his New York home last night. He was seventy five years old and long a leading figure in the New York criminal bar. The obituary notes his prominence and career.
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Philadelphia
Albert Terrell
William Stokes
Golden Gate Athletic Club
Terrell
Stokes
New York
William F. Howe
Howe & Hummel
Mrs. Sipe Accuses Miner of False Statements in Public Row
In Pana on September 2 Mrs. John Sipe horsewhipped coal miner William Hogan on the street, claiming he had made defamatory statements. Hogan denies the allegations, and a lawsuit may follow.
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Pana
John Sipe
William Hogan
Hogan
Grove House Park summer hotel destroyed by fire
Erie report states the Grove House Park summer hotel, a longtime Erie resort, was consumed by fire at an early hour. Inmates barely escaped in night clothes. loss estimated at $20,000.
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Erie
Grove House Park Sumer
Manila Mails Signal Friction in Education Bureau
Evidence of friction reaches Manila educational bureau as teachers express discontent with the existing system. While tangible charges are scarce, the unrest may lead to significant changes in personnel in coming months.
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Washington
Manila
Educational Bureau
Cement workers strike halts eight hundred finishers
In Chicago on September 2 eight hundred cement finishers and helpers walked off jobs to oppose signing an exclusive work agreement for bosses. The bosses offered a wage advance if the men would sign the exclusive contract.
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Chicago
Bosses’ Association
Young Navy Officer's Son Killed in Hunting Accident
Frontenac New York reports eighteen year old Andrew Dunlap the only son of Captain Andrew Dunlap US Navy shot and killed himself while hunting opposite Thousand Island Park yesterday.
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Frontenac
N. Y
Andrew Dunlap
United States Navy
Thousand Island Park
Mortensen Choses Gun Execution For Utah Slaying
Salt Lake September 2 Peter Mortensen the condemned slayer of Jas Hay was sentenced to be executed October 17 by shooting He chose shooting over hanging Mortensen protested his innocence and was deeply affected by the grim choice under Utah law allowing condemned murderers a method of death.
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Salt Lake
Peter Mortensen
Jas. R. Hay
Utah
Mortensen
Henry White Passenger From Bremen on Bremen Ocean Liner
Henry White secretary of the American embassy at London was aboard the vessel today arriving from Bremen. The incident highlights postwar diplomatic travel as officials return from Germany with observations on the continental situation.
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New York
Henry White
London
Bremen
Ward Politician Shot Amid Arrest Clash
A ward politician was shot during an arrest incident involving Thomas O Hearn, with Manion and several others attacked O Hearn and were later confined after the clash. The exact identities and motives remain under investigation by local authorities.
Ansella Wins 2:30 Pace After Idelita Accident Spoils Hope
Ansella claimed victory in the Charter Oak 2:30 pace at Hartford after Idelita and Hawthorne crashed near the three-quarter pole. Tozier fouled Hudson's sulky, blamed by none, as Greenline led early and Direct Hal surged to win the final heat. Spectators fled infield after the spill. both horses and drivers were uninjured.
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Charter Oak
Idelita
Hawthorne
Tozier
Hudson
Metallas
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Ozanam
Athorne
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Eula Mac
Scott Hudson
Prince Zelma
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Hal Fry
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Don Riley
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Canel
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McHenry
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Annie Leyburn
Potter
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Kentucky
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Foote
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g.Dickerson
Crowley
Bessie Hal
Tom Hal
Br. G
Sanders
Albert
Re. G
A. McDonal
Greer
Ch. S
Miller
King Charles
Ch. G
Maloney
Allerton wins 2:13 class pace at State fair
At St Paul State fair harness racing feature the 2:13 class pace carried a $5,000 purse guaranteed by local businessmen. Allerton captured victory in three straight heats with a best time of 2 08 14. Nervolo finished second and Winnifred Stratton third among ten starters.
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ST. Paul
Allerton
Nervolo
Winnifred Stratton
Opening races at Anderson fair draw large crowd
Opening day at Anderson fair reports fines for Hal Foster driver Stout after a 2:14 pace. Races list 2:35 pace purse 200 with Joe Swigart and Pearl Seese as top finishers. Richmond and Lafayette fairs feature fast tracks and multiple divisions, including 2:24% trots and 2:12 pace with winners like Time-2:16 and Time-7:14% driving by Zimmerman and Jolly Gawking Spy.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
Stout
Hal Foster
Joe Swigart
Seeseveses
Delaware Pesseuss A
Harrison Covessese
Richmond
Dike
Baron Patch
S. m
Wee
Walter Winans
Sayers
High Trust
B. S
Jones
Tom King
Powell
B. m
Zimmerman
Jobe Dennison
S. G
Jolly Gawking Spy
Slumber, Jr
Slater
Dr. Morrison
Longnecker
Demonstration Against Friars Reported in Manila
War department received Manila papers detailing a proposed demonstration against friars in Manila’s walled city where monasteries are fed. The Federal party instigated the move, with Liberals increasingly apprehensive about anti friar action.
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Washington
Manila
War Department
Federal Party
Garnier
Toneting
Cures Any Disease Promised by Unnamed Doctor
A dubious offer claims a free trial treatment by a doctor to cure heart conditions and various ailments quickly, asserting it replaces traditional medicine without specifying credentials or verifiable evidence. The notice reads like an advertisement for medical cures with broad, unsubstantiated claims.
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Dr. Lipes
Dr. Lipes Suares
Fraternity demonstration averted after warnings
A demonstration scheduled for Sunday July 27 was prevented through moral suasion and assurances of full protection for the friars. No molestation occurred as the members of the order were safeguarded.
Independent Bowling League elects officers at Washington alleys
The Independent Bowling League elected Louis Buddenbaum president G F Niemann vice president and C E Bannworth secretary treasurer last night at Washington alleys A prizes committee was formed and the schedule set to start September 4 with plans to increase to ten clubs Admission inquiries were discussed and a further meeting scheduled to decide on three new clubs The Washington alleys were reopened after renovations and polishing
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Independent Bowling League
Washington
Louis Buddenbaum
Hoo-Hoos
G. F. Niemann
The
Ramblers
C. E. Bannworth
Electrics
Buddenbaum
Graff, Gardner, Pritchett
Niemann
Cliff Allen
City Club
Mafion
Turner
Marion Club
Roosevelt's New Speeches Reflect Plainspoken Civic Virtue
In Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph, President Roosevelt's fresh speeches are praised for their simple homely subjects. They emphasize honesty, civic courage, and virtue over partisan rhetoric, illustrating a clean, healthy public thinking and national strength.
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Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Eat
Germans seek joint financial control in Venezuela
The German plan calls for joint financial control to protect bondholders of all nations as in Egypt. The piece warns that such a system would place the United States at a key role if adopted or prevent others from doing so, reflecting skepticism about the Egypt precedent.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Financelal
Venezuela
Egypt
United States
Washington Star coal control debate hinted in editorial
An excerpt remarks on the debate over mine control between miners and operators, noting the owner’s rights and the tension between private gain and public interest. The piece frames the issue as a dispute over who bears responsibility and how fuel resources should be managed.
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Washington Star
Wreck Report From Chihuahua Near Bermejillo
An unconfirmed dispatch out of Chihuahua reports a terrible wreck on the Mexican Central near Bermejillo with many dead and injured. Officials cannot yet verify details or casualty figures.
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EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Bermejillo
Mans Perrota
I Njre
Potters stance vows focus on religion and public life
The Washington Post reports Bishop Potter plans to direct attention to religious issues amid public discourse. He signals emphasis on faith in guiding moral questions and shaping community values.
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Washington Post
Potter
Costa Rica Buys Gunboat At Auction In San Jose
In San Jose on September 2, Costa Rican authorities report the sale of a gunboat at auction. The vessel, named Boas, was reportedly purchased as part of defense preparations amid regional tensions. Local officials declined further details.
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SAN_ JOSE
Costa Rica
Boas
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