Grays Lose Close Vincennes Contest In Ninth Inning
Washington Grays fall 3 2 to Vincennes on the home diamond in a tense game decided in the ninth. Errors early by McIntire and Goodwin cost two Vincennes runs, while Washington’s two runs came on a Harry Banta homer in the second. Goodwin allowed four hits and Shepherd pitched well for Vincennes as crowd of about 250 watched two teams battle to the finish.
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Washington
Vincennes
Beer Town
Grays
McIntire
F. Goodwin
Porter
Bucks
Harry Banta
Godde
Pat Corcoran
Lee
Dennis Cor Coran
Goodwin
Newal
Werte
Shepherd
Vincennes Sports
Dennis Corcoran
Les
Waggoner
Wreck on B and O excursion injures many in Cincinnati
A Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Sunday excursion from Washington to Cincinnati collided with a Southern Railway backing train near Cincinnati Grand Central station. About thirty were injured, twelve seriously. one child may die. Victims include Mrs Carrie Crawford and Harry Elswick, with others from Washington and nearby towns.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Carrie Crawford
Harry Elswick
Samuel Elswick
Crawford
Mrs. Elswick
George Crawford
Moss
Mr. Elswick
James Summers
Cannerburg
Cincinnati Grand Central Station
James Stears
Sam Elswick
Elswick
Mr. Stears
Charles. Kidwell
Frank Curry
Simon Joseph’s
Joseph George
Loo
Cincinnati Southern
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Baltimore, Ohio
Southwestern
Corductor Navol
John Boyles
Boyles
Southern
Mayor Gets Busy with Minor Offenses in Saloon Cases
Mayor Clark's court processed several small offenses. Ed Sherman, West End saloon keeper, was acquitted of selling liquor to a 15 year old boy. Bess Duncan fined 19.50 for running a Fourth Street dive. Whit Johnson jailed ten days for drunkenness. Sam Sturgeon arrested for provoking William Cramford.
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Clark
William Stowboy
Oakland City
Marshal Gates
Ed‘Sheron
West End
John Arnett
Schuyler Love
Nancy Valin
Bess Duncan
Della Gilmore
Duncan House
Whit Johnson
Sam Sturgeon
Enoch Cheek
William Cramford
Sturgeon
Kellama Court
Two Cities Share Midnight Bridge Song of Fraternal Ties
The Vincennes Sun notes strong amity between Vincennes and Washington as youths enjoy late trains and small-town exchanges. The piece imagines sharing a bridge at midnight and singing lullabies as symbol of sister-city friendship.
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United States
Vincennes
Washington
Vincennes Sun
Manhood Measured by Keys Says A Boy
A boy says maturity comes only after he has collected many keys. The remark frames growth as possession and responsibility, implying that ownership of distinct keys marks transition from boyhood to manhood.
Pope Leo Dies After Prolonged Illness in Rome
Rome reports Pope Leo XIII died this afternoon at 4 o clock after a days long coma and exhaustion. Doctors described a failing condition with artificial stimulants keeping him alive and the pontiff showing brief responses before slipping into torpor.
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Rome
Leo
Vptician
Lappont Brys
Centra
Wyeek
Roosevelt Sends Sympathies to the Pope
Acting Secretary Loomis cables Cardinal Rampolla to convey President Roosevelt’s sincere sympathy for the pope in this hour of supreme suspense and asks to be informed of the pope’s condition. Vatican replies with thanks and notes prior cordial exchanges between the leaders.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Loomis
Cardinal Rampolla
Rome
Spiterer
Vatican
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Wpe
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