Quaker baseball altercation ends in fines at police court
Richmond team returned home after a brawl between Cameron and Moore at Van Wert field. Moore accused of seeking a fight. Cameron defended himself with repeated blows. Both men were fined 12 each in police court. club faces possible dismissal for Moore. Van Wert beat Richmond with Flea ing and Howard leading the pitching and firing line for Van Wert.
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Richmond
Moornir
Hirde
van Wert
Trey Farrell
Mittier Leaguis
Brown
Marlon
Sidneses
Jim Crameron
Aince Moore
Logansport
Moore
Cameron
Wal Wert
Bins
Rithmond
Gamble
Quakers Yeater
Howard
The Stomach as Hub of Body Health and Cure
The article describes the stomach as central to bodily welfare and explains that stomach disorders disturb bowels and liver. It promotes Dr Cassell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure, claiming relief for constipation and dyspepsia.
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Dr. Cassol
Richmond Muncie clash at Athletic park heads season
This afternoon Richmond faces the reorganized Muncle team at Athletic park with more games this weekend as the teams renew championship bids. Debates arise over whether Muncie forfeited games with Huntington and how those results affect standings and player records.
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Richmond
Muncle
Athletic Park
Muncie
Huntington
Leaeywe
Miinele
Richmond-Vac
Nestirde
Munete Huntington
Earl Yingling
Dayton
Leen
Lebanon
Hith
Results Yesterday in Major League Scores
Yesterday’s results show St Louis 7 New York 3 and Cleveland 1, New York 1. Philadelphia 3 and Chitake I Boston 4. Harkness Boston 25 Death 7 and St. Lent Chickey 1-2. American Association games include Toledo 9 Indianapolis 2 and Kansans City 4 Milwaukee 0.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Ms
Philadelphia
New York
Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Nas
York
Detroit
Washington
Reston
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisvile
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milita Ien
Star
St Louis
Pittsburg
Chitake
Boston
Harkness
Liquor Is Barred Against Drinking
Indianapolis June 5 conference of Indiana Railroad commission and traction officials tightens liquor restrictions amid a steep public drinking ban debate. Officials and committee members outline enforcement plans and possible penalties, signaling broader regulatory actions across Indiana transportation sectors.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Railroad Commission
Pardons Expected in Powers and Howard Cases
Governor A B Willson of Kentucky hints at pardons for Powers and James Howard as he addresses graduates at Kentucky State University. He plans to decide after reviewing Attorney General recommendations, with the public awaiting word on final action. Also notes animal weight estimates for horses donkeys camels and elephants.
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Lexington
A. EB. Willson
Kentucky
James Howard
Wilson
Evernor Willson
Tas
Howard
Attorney
Marion County graf ter guilty for filing false city claim
Indianapolis June 7 a jury found Marion County graf ter Brunaugh guilty of presenting a false claim for work claimed as done by Western Construction He faces a sentence of not less than two nor more than fourteen years and a fine The verdict followed testimony that Brunaugh altered city books while employed as private secretary to Mayor Glookwalter and was connected to the city administration His defense was aided by local counsel and prosecutors with further witnesses detailing the alleged schemes
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Miele
van Wert
Hunt
Mather Hunt
Poaul Baird
FP. A. Gambte
Asird
Gamble
Baird
Wydecend
Parad
Pileces
Gambie
Indianapolis
Ind
Brunaugh
Chay
Coutry
Bitnansh
Sicence
Western Construction Company
Bronaugh
Glookwalter
Constrtetim Company
Branaush
Batavia
Ohio
Te W. Kern
Joe Belt
Michael Ryan
Hanson
John Duncan
Westimony
Browaneh
Miller
Thomas Shutfleton
Brainaugh
Earlam Triumphs in Preliminary Rounds at Indiana Meet
In Bloomington on June 4 the Earlam team posted a decisive win in preliminary games of the Inchana intercollegiate tennis tournament at Indiana University courts. The Quakers battled hard, defeating Scientists in a key second set, while Indiana and Crimson teams split sets. Semifinals narrowed field with DePauw’s Nichel and Cornelius, pairing against Butler, delivering strong net play as finals set for tomorrow.
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Bloomington
Tel
Watters
Inchana
Indiana
Advertising Lessons From a Hen and a Doorknob
A 1908 discourse uses a china doorknob story to warn advertisers. It stresses three rules: choose a business worth advertising, pick a newspaper that makes advertising pay, and give time for results. Avoid flashy papers that waste effort on crowing rather than earning returns.
Four Hundred Arrests in Dreyfus Shooting Affair
Paris erupts as four hundred arrests follow the attempt on Captain Dreyfus. Royalist press and Le Action Francaise editors Charles Maurras and Leon Daudet stir outrage, while theories abound that Gregori acted as a royalist tool. The incident widens the political crisis, with street protests and a national debate over justice and reform.
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Dreyfus
Contentiais
Treyfus
Assiz Court
le Action Francaise
Charles Maurras
Leon Daudet
Phillipe
Orleans
Paris
Capt. Dreyfus
Gregori
Hiern
Sone
Acton Francaise
Court of Cassation
Post Exchange Snared In Silent Bet Question
A visitor in the sanctum asks how long a man can fast to settle a bet. The snake editor points to a nearby gentleman, who is labeled as the answers to correspondents editor, but clarifies he is a post exchange.
Indiana State Banks See Deposits Return To Normal Levels
Reserves in Indiana banks show deposits returning to base and normal conditions restored per state bank department reports. Ogleshee notes reserves rising from 2h to about 6e percent as banks repay loans used to boost reserves during the stringency. May 14 figures indicate growth and improved condition across Indiana state banks, with totals increasing despite prior counts in February and May.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ogleshes
Bank Department
State Au- Miers
Indiana
Ogleshee
Burglar Foiled In Attempt On Church Treasure
Rome Racy, a 35 year old Frenchman, was charged with attempting to steal gems and gold from the Church of the Holy Redeemer in New York. He hid behind the Virgin statue, used an iron bar to try to remove a gold crown, and was found under a pew as the alarm sounded. He claimed the church was rich and he needed money.
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Church of Holy Redeemer
New York
Rome
Racy
Church of the Holy Redeemer
Charity One
State of the Virgin
Baey
Resource totals from early 1907 report port totals
The records show February 14 totals at 59,264 dollars while the May 20, 1907 report lists total resources as 40, OS, 071 40. The figures indicate a decline in resources across the period, with monetary amounts stated in the harbor or port ledgers.
Conversation on Mr Skinner's health in Philadelphia Press
A servant and collector discuss calling again due to Mr Skinner's illness. The collector insists he will handle all speaking, asserting the servant need not worry about it.
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Mr. Skinner
Philadelphia Press
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