Pythians Hold Grand Indiana Assembly in Fort Wayne
Indiana Pythians mark a grand gathering in Fort Wayne with 600 visitors, a parade, and speeches by Grand Chancellor Abbey and Merrill J. Wilson. The event funds charity, praises the new Indianapolis building, and celebrates Pythian Sisters leadership and local lodge participation.
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Fort Wayne
Thoenix
Columbia City
Wy Warsi
South Whitley
Churnlunee
Angola
Auburn
Garret
Hluftion
Decatur
New Haven
Monroeville
Tendonee Mongyhan
Orleans
Indiana
Moerrill J. Wilkon
Goxhen
Cone’ Manor
Indiana Brigade
Harry Ware
Tadlanunolis
Recorda
Sonia
Robert G. Malor
Ad Moomington
Grant
J Mey Vathent
Muntington
Abbex
Aanizno
Krad
Michigan
Laura Stinclair
Bowling Feud Sparks Off Fort Wayne Challenge
Tournas Gashtte reports a request from Kyrie Mowsher of Warsaw and Mike Votsler of Fort Wayne challenging any of the town teams for a game as Helen Gill performs in the Majestic production Under Old Glory on April 18–19. In another item, a wax stove polish explosion injures two women, Ridney Defler and her mother, Mrs. Olin Rebents, at Peayvis, with their clothing and skin burned but saving remarks from Mrs. Tuberts and Mr. Potter preventing greater harm. the incident occurs during a household fire scare in a crowded tent area in Thereton, Tl.
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Kyrie Mowsher
Warsaw
Linwllag
Ioca
Trent
Mike Votsler
Warne
Saya
Wren Corral
Willan Hammons
Ridney Defler
Olin
Daflor
Secretary of Railroad Commission At His Desk Again
Indianapolis report notes the secretary's continued illness and cautious recovery. Governors and officials discuss his condition while a journal-Gazette ad column touts the success of their classified services.
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Railroad Commission
Judge urges grand jury to indict lower courts in Wells County
In Bluffton Indiana on April 16 Judge Sturgis urged the Wells County grand jury to indict officers and lower courts for neglect of duty in failing to punish gambling and liquor law violations. He argued minor offenses should be handled in justice or police courts to save public funds.
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Wells County
Boston and Philadelphia open National League season
April 11 opening game reports Boston besting Philadelphia with hard hitting in the fourth inning. The feature include Bonen at short and Neadhem contributing for Boston while Holly made key plays for Philadelphia. Umpires Rigton and O. Lane.
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Boston
Mhiadelphia
Soe Supe
Bonen Athadel
Neadhem
Coreklitsch
Mala Rigon
Ixign
Phillies edge New York in opener at American League park
Philadelphia beat New York 9 to 5 in the opener with strong batting led by Bender and Berry. Dygert pitched six innings as the home team pulled away after a rough start, while Hughes delivered solid relief. Boston defeated Washington 4 to 2 as Young pitched well for the visitors. Batteries listed as Young Criger Gritman Heyston with umpire details noted.
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Melntyre
Sen
Brooklye
Bresnahan
Umpira
Rigler
New Oak
Philadelphia
Edinn
Dygert
Hughes
Bile
Bender
Berry
Gagsleton
Kleinoir
Oston
Washington
Boston
Masc
Graham
Falkenhere
Rome
Young
Criger
Gritarn
Ateonberes
Heyston
Limpire
Vonolius
Chicago
Bandit Steals $25,000 From Express Office
A bandit robbed the Northern Express company’s Duluth-bound package in St. Paul on April 16, forcing clerk Zimmerman to hand over a hairy envelope containing $25,000. The robber forced Zimmerman to face the wall and wait ten minutes before fleeing.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Northern Express Company
Ulien
Zimmerman
Duluth
Fitel
Ander Bato
Katsay Chiybean Defeats Evansville In Exhibition
In Evansville Ind on April 11 the Katsay Chiybean of the American association defeated the Evansville Central league team at home. Batteries Frants and Suttiveny paired with Dunn,Xnell, and Wake for Evansville in a hard fought exhibition game.
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Ind
Katsay Chiybean
Evamevile
Atbe Enony
Pores Kargas
Shakespeare readings by C B Griffith at library hall
Mr C B Griffith of Chicago will give Shakespearean readings at library hall this afternoon and evening under the auspices of St Augustine's Alumnae association. Griffith is president of the Chicago Shakespeare club. Dr and Mrs R V Murray of Zanesville arrived yesterday as guests of Mrs and Mrs Louis Behlandroff. The Lutheran society of St Johns church held a social with prizes to Miss Jennin Braun Mr George Beck and Mr Edwin Meyers and consolation favors to Miss Hisle Schacher and Mr Holtermin. Refreshments of ice cream and workg were served.
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Chicago
Brary Hall
St Augustine's Alumnae Association
Griffith
Chicago Shakespeare Club
R. V. Murray
Zanesville
Ind
Louis &. Behlandroff
Murray
Osi Setland
Jake Stahl Joins Indiana University Baseball Staff
Ex Washington American League manager Jake Stahl arrives at Indiana University to coach the baseball team as he discusses his future with Athletic Director James M Swallon. The announcement boosts IU baseball stock while Stahl pending a contract for the season. He will guide the squad while finalizing his future with another club.
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Bloomington
Ind
Jake Eran
Washington
Indiana University
Stahl
James M. Suallon
Stashi
Baseball Notes Open Trades and Roster Changes Across Leagues
A garbled report outlines pitcher Burwell moving to Sua ron QP, Brown the infielder joining Nobmaka Indium, and Claude Polk joining Padveal with a new infielder role for Terra Hunte. It mentions Vets’ pagecension, Champ Osteen in Atlanta, and opening Southern Insque with Springield delays. Several trades involve Indianapolis, Toledo, and Dayton, with mixed prospects and uncertain pitching staffs as teams prep for summer pennant races.
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Tadianapolis Americans
Suaron QP
Brown
Nobmaka Indium
Tadianapolia
Haa Xeon Roleasoil
Terra Hunte
Claude Polk
Padveal
Eagun
Beoneville
Tnflatdorn
Fenves
Celeaaad
Wheeling
Niga
Palriniuat
Seagan
Cnravers
Geand Maphia Tevin Trowien
St. Paul | Americana Burlay
Ely Hila Setinon
Kay
Parksreewih
Toledo
Dayton
Addilon
Pagecension
Champ Osteen
Atlanta
Vty
Spriifield
Xenany Chimp
Dack
Eilrap
Howley
Wan
Tnnton
Indianapolin
Topke
Ixdia
Satilfied
Noy
Grosachow
Loyalty Park
Eliy
Judge A A Chapin Buys New Home Site
Special report from Rugerton Indiana notes Judge A A Chapin purchased a vacant lot on Wayne Street near Broadway. He plans a handom Texklenie there and will visit Terrell to inspect conditions. Terrell murder case motions halted as Judge indicated he may visit Richmond to meet with officials.
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Chapin Hay
Ne A. Twinffnian
Wayne Street
Terrell
Rugfeton
Ind
Ie Wrwin
Deha
Terrell Yaurder
Co Atrorneys
Strie
Refenue
Hewe Ruiehed
Richmond
Torgell
Conversation Snippet on Love and Survival
A humorous exchange between Ethel and Edith questions the value of marriage if one were the last person alive. Edith quips that there would be no use marrying when no one remains to save or share life with.
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Ethel
Edith
Richmond Independent baseball team organized at Cameron
Cameron with Richmond Indiana reports the Richmond Independent baseball team is being organized by Clarence Jessup. Cameron is said to shine on the diamond while Digan, head of the team, hails from southern Indiana and has minor league experience. The squad plans a first game Sunday May 4 against the All Kenturklans of Covington Kentucky.
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Ind
Trimmin' Camerony
Pale Stan
Thane
Richmond “Independent
Clarrence Jessup
Cameron
al Montan Orfanty
All Kenturklans
Covington, Ry
Protests Over Lawton Monument Unveiling
Indianapolis April 16 A telegram to President Roosevelts secretary says the old soldiers protests against the Lawton monument unveiling may keep the president from attending the Genorial day ceremony in Indianapolis on May 30 The G A R notes Loeb action and signals that the president might skip the event One hundred new trunks were added to the bank department this week Patterson Fletcher Co.
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Cal
T—Onk
Jand Xomimary
Yemle
Margia
Spon Merle Fis
Baby
Fins
Seend Nyen
Furhongse
Suinvida
Mawes Azien
Mies Martha
Bee Qatitsetna bin Ewe
Pattersox-Fletcher CO
Indianapolis
William Toeb
Roosevelt
Indiana Department
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Bryan's Redux of Democracy and Jeffersonian Echoes
Speech on democratic principles highlighted by Bryan's critique of wealth power and calls for unified party action. Southern support for Bryan and emphasis on Jeffersonian ideals framed a late night address as supporters urged bold reform and Independent paths, with references to railroad ownership and republican reform.
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Suttre
Shell
Campaiea
Mr. Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Beriefy
Jefferson
Mr. Bevan
Fryantem
Aryan
Bryan
A. M
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