Muncie Band Moves to Lead After Beating Huntington
Van Wert leads standings as Muncie defeats Huntington to top the league. Friday scores show Richmond 11 Muncie 8 and Van Wert 8 Huntington 6. Key plays featured Witham, Fowler, and Williams with several three-base hits and two doubles aiding the visitors.
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Muncie Victorious as Browns Hit Four Home Runs at Athletic Park
Richmond and Muncie clash in a high scoring tilt with Brown dominant at the plate, Jessup four hits, Hall misplays, and Dowling and Hurst contributing two homers. Pitching by Anning Brownie and late runs by Muncie secure an 11 to 5 win as field conditions hinder extra-base hits.
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Van Wert tops Huntington in opening game lead
Van Wert jumped into the series lead by winning the opening game at Huntington on Friday. Indiana out hit, and showed speed inside at times, but five costly errors aided the visitors. Louie Hunt's Foley's Honey and Tar ad copy appears amid the text.
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Plans for final Indiana delegation at Chicago convention
A Hoosier delegation discussed final planning for the Chicago National Convention. Indiana figures aim to decorate the state headquarters elaborately and project unity behind Vice President Fairbanks. Mayor Bookwaller estimates about ten thousand Indiana delegates will attend, with Captain Larry New handling ticket requests.
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Double header at Cambridge City grounds stirs fan interest
Cambridge City Indiana June 6 The Dade Dall fits will witness another double header at park Suny aflocated. The Little dilanie and the Bika of Rivhnond will play the prolindingly cate' game. First game at 1 pm and the second at 2 45 pm. AL Internst centers on the big game between the Grays and We Krell French outfit of Niw Castle. Fans anticipate the most exciting match of the season.
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Coal Supply May Be Exhausted
Washington DC June sunsearch historical note suggests coal reserves face depletion by mid century as population grows. Fragmentary lines reference estimated 24 million tons remaining and looming energy stress. Includes stray quotes and ad style snippets from period papers.
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CHILD LABOR LAWS A GREAT MEETING
North Carolina Supreme Court upholds state power to regulate child labor overriding parental rights, deeming underage work illegal and injuring children exempt from employer liability only when duties are violated. In Amsterdam a June 26 gathering of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance anticipates delegates from twenty countries and about a thousand elects at the convention.
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Currency terms and coin values in London slang
A rough glossary notes British money terms such as a Joey fourpence a Tanner sixpence a bob shilling a bull five shillings half a bull two shillings sixpence a pound a pony twenty five pounds a monkey two hundred fifty one pounds a kite an unknown amount. Copper or bronze coins are browns and metal coin terms vary in usage.
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Waking & Co Bulletin of Local Notices and Events
A noisy city brief lists visiting relatives, a memorial address at Modor Sunday, Fountain City visits, cake sale at Wosimat's, a Sunday open house in Formary City, and local recitals. Also notes Frank Brown's return from Pursue university, George Grant at Chicago meetings, and the First Presbyterian church's old society session end. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised.
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John P. D. John Speaks Here Sunday
Noted preacher and educator Er. John P. D. John of Greencastle Ind will preach at the First Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning. He is slated for a national lecture on For God Make Man or Man Make God and appears on the local chautauqua program this year. His topic is An Invincibly Combination. He will also speak at Earlham Sunday evening at 6 p.m. with vesper services at the First MB church from 6:30 to 7:15 to allow attendance.
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Meares Ends With Gold Medal Flour Ad Claim
A brief clipped note mentions Gold Medal Flour and a line about better quality. It references an apparent advertising claim and an individual named Meares in relation to the product or promotion.
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Trial Near End Child Devoured at Meralie Farm
A court case details a chilling incident where a child was devoured near Meralie farm. The narrative follows a trial and notes about suspects, with the court handling a conspiracy claim and related testimonies. Local readers are urged to follow ongoing developments as authorities seek answers.
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Retirement board to include Rear Admiral Evans at former rank
The report states Admiral Evans will join the naval board after retirement, drawing full pay of a rear admiral and a congressionally granted pay increase. He remains senior on the board, ranking next to Admiral Dewey, restoring full membership after over a year.
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Emigration Harms Immigration As Numbers Tilt
Washington reports that in seven months since October panic 107000 workers left the United States while 297000 arrived, an excess of 150000 departures. The period includes 117000 of 337000 immigrants arriving in November before the full panic impact.
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Government to reclaim land from Southern Pacific in Oregon
Washington reports legal proceedings to dispossess the Southern Pacific of land in western Oregon valued at 25 million dollars. Government seeks to annul the land grant and restore the domain to the public. Thebattle over rights dates back many years as the railroad was built under disputed stipulations.
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Railroads an Aid to Settlers and State Pioneers
The rapid railroad expansion boosts western settlement as thousands of eastern farmers move to the Dakotas Canada or Oregon. Iowa figures show 22 percent of Iowa farmers relocated in two years, selling land at 4 to 75 per acre and buying new plots at 10 to 20 per acre, amid stronger production prospects.
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Brown Winner Dominates Georgia Democratic Primary
Atlanta June 6 With county returns in, John M Brown leads the Georgia Democratic primary by about 15000 as Governor Smith loses his own county Patton and several large counties. Parades form citywide to celebrate Brown victory with bread tipped sticks signaling the campaign slogan Brown and bread Hoke and hard tack.
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Amusements Dean's Stock Company at Gennett Theatre
Amusements report Dean's Auditorium stock company to open Monday at the Gennett with a strong cast and a repertoire including Wife for Wife Patrice Convict Stripes A Southern Romance Mother and Son and A Crazy Idea. Food housewives favor Gold Medal Flour.
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