Indianapolis Polo Tonight Promises Copious Action on Princess Floor
Indianapolis polo fans can expect a lively clash as Phil Jason joins the local five in place of injured Captain They Vioughton. Juggins looms as Jason’s likely running mate as Fort Wayne tries to derail the Indians’ offense, while McGrath recovers from a minor injury and Pierce recalls past ties to the team. Advance sales crown Fort Wayne’s season thus far, signaling strong local interest.
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Phil Jason
Indianapolis
Vioughton
Commodore O'Hara
Juggins
Warne
Jason
Port Wayne
McGrath
Barnett
Pierce
Indians
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis Beats Marion 4 to 3 in Hockey Clash
In Indianapolis Indiana on January 31 Marion lost to Indianapolis by a 4 to 3 score. Both teams had a goal wiped on fouls and a brawl disrupted the second period until Referee Moran restored order. Lineups list Indianapolis players Higgin, Lewis, Jason, Cameron, Doherty, Harper, Burgess, Moran as referee. Marion lineup includes Devlin, Clark, and others with several penalties noted. Attendance reported at 1,700.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marion
Moran
Marton
Higging
Wirst Rush
Lewis Jason
McGilvray
Devlin
Cameron O'Hara- Cosgshall
Doherty Harper
Wee Burgess
Devtin
Wade
Lewis Cocciba
Hikgins
Wader Mac Heativsaas
Jagontise
Ewes
Hara
Jason
Coggshall
Harper
Burgess
Refere
Lafayette Beats Logansport 4 to 2 in Narrow Win
In a slow game Lafayette defeated Logansport 4 to 2. Warner scored the winning goal with nine seconds left before the final buzzer. Berry and Tibbitts starred in goal for Lafayette as Lincol Gavitt and Spencer Deviin contributed on defense.
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Logansport
Ind
Lafayette
Warner
Berry
Tibbitts
Lincoln Gavitt
Farrell Corrigan
Holderness
Anderson boys dominate Terre Haute for 710 victory
Anderson supported by Hart as the lone Hart entots scorer, overwhelmed Terre Haute 710 in a game where Anderson’s players Hart, Miller, Harkin, and Gardner starred. Lineups list Mercer and Dunham among others as key contributors.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Dan
Anderson
Hart
Mercer
Hipson Dunham. Sr
Hart- Miller- Harkin Manefield
Uadley Gardner
Wool
Mullen
Miller 2.2 4.48 Cunningham 6 0 ceoaee we
Scattered OCR fragments list players and events with minimal readable data. Names Anderson Terre Haure Prushes Hipson Mercer Mallory Latham appear with numbers and fouls or scores, but the block is incomplete. Attendance is unclear.
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Miller
Cunningham
Ceoaee We
Anderson
Terre Haure
Prushes
Hipson
Mercer
Hadley
Mullen
Mallory
Latham
Attendancve—l
Nationals Organize For Coming Season In Blairhall
Fort Wayne Nationals, a crack independent baseball group, met in Blairhall on West Main last night to organize for the season. Elected manager Al Pevett, lineup includes James McCarty captain first base Charles Boseker shortstop Gene Nolan Ted Sites center field Bred Stahl right field Tony Muldary catcher Kyge Mann and pitchers Thomas McCarthy Tony Rodeheaver. Season opens May 1 with games only against salaried teams on Saturdays and Sundays. The club adopts white suits with black stockings and caps.
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Fort Wayne Nationals
Blairhall
West Main Street
James McCarty
Fred Stahl
Shamrock Nine
al Pevett
Elm Street
Phone 1038
Charles Boseker
Gene Nolan
Ted Sites
Sett Ld
Luhman
Bred Stahl
Tony Muldary
Kygemann
Thomas McCarthy
Tony Rodeheaver
Great Florida Automobile Meet Ends With World-Record Pace
The Ormond event concluded with Bowden driving a twin sixty horsepower car to a claimed mile time under 33 seconds and a 720% kilometer attempt. MacDonald set a 7 2 5 2 5 kilometer while also contesting the mile and ten mile Derby records, with ten miles in 6 15 and 6 18 1 5. Prizes were awarded, and many machines head to Cuba for upcoming road races.
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Ormond
Fla
H. L. Bowden
W. K. Vanderbilt
Arthur J. MacDonald
Mr. Bowden
Young MacDonald
W. K K. Vanderbilt
Mr. Thomas
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cure Claims Cold Remedy
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a world wide cure for colds and pneumonia. It urges readers to “call for the fit name” and look for the signature of E. W. Grove, promoting the product from the Pacific region.
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E. W. Grove
Pac
Grand Duke Speaks In French On Loyalty To Russian Crown
The grand duke, tall and dark with iron gray hair, recounts his loyalty to the emperor and his kinship. He notes he is Russian in every respect and prefers Gaelic, while denying sensational foreign press reports about events on January 22. He speaks calmly, revealing a gentle side amid steadfast resolve.
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St. George
Plevna
Alexander Jil
Emperor Nicholas
Grand Duke Predicts Autocracy Endures Amid Crisis
An interview with a Russian grand duke portrays the empire facing a crisis from unrest, arguing that a constitution would trigger anarchy and ruin. He asserts troops remain loyal, rejects reform beyond autocracy, and hints at a future zemsky sobork while offering AP full access for independent inquiry.
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Winter Palace
Versailles
Russia
America
Great Britain
St. Petersburg
Neva
Gorky
Grand Duke
Finland
Poland
Romanoffs
Prince Belaselsky
Associated Press
War still rages in Warsaw but peace returning
London reports that while Warsaw shows comparative peace the city remains dangerous. Troops largely withdraw from central areas and the strike nears end though outer suburbs still see fighting. Instances of treacherous stabbing rise as traffic resumes.
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London
Daily Mail
Warsaw
Lodz Rumors Unfounded as City Quietly Resumes
Reports claim dynamite outrages and a 25 000 Lodz workmen march on Warsaw are unfounded. Police note hundreds of domiciliary visits and arrests for weapons. Careful investigation places the Lodz dead at three hundred while residents remain calm and food supplies arrive.
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Lodz
Warsaw
Riot and Pillage in Warsaw War Zone Jan 27 28
Official account details a 7 am January 27 strike that spread chaos through Warsaw. 15,000 workers halted businesses by midday, spurring panic buying, looting, and deadly clashes with police as troops restored order. Rioting persisted January 28 with barricades, arson, and armed mobs. By January 29 some workers returned.
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Warsaw
Varshayshkinexvnik
Riots Toll: Ninety-Six Killed on Jan Twenty Second
St Petersburg officials report 96 killed and 333 wounded in the Jan 22 clash between strikers and troops. Thirty-two of the wounded later died, according to the official statement issued today.
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ST. Petersburg
Concert and Dance by Plauitdevutchen Vereins Kreis Stulvenau
Tonight at Saengerbund Hall the Plauitdevutchen Vereins Kreis Stulvenau presents a combined concert and dance event inviting local residents to enjoy music and dancing into the evening.
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Plauitdevutchen Vereins Kreis Stulvenau
Saengerbund Hall
Clearance Sale of Boys and Youths Shoes at PRASS REED CO
Great clearance sale offers boys and youths shoes from $1.19 to $2.50 with several styles priced at $1.75 and $1.95. PRASS & REED at 718 Calhoun Street promotes deals and urges customers not to miss the chance to buy.
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Prass & Reed: CO
Calhoun St
Sugar price list reinstated by Indiana grocers
The Indiana Wholesale Grocers association issued a new sugar price list based on an equality plan using New York price plus freight. Retail grocers in each Indiana city pay the same price, while Indianapolis wholesalers deduct local freight to distant points, earning less profit on long shipments.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Indiana
New York
Indiana grocers adopt new price agreement plan
In Indiana the wholesale grocers show broad acceptance of a new price agreement. The list indicates an Indiana average near previous levels, with Indianapolis up two points, and the statewide average forecast to stay close to the old rate as the system begins.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Commercials Win Whirlwind Night At Brunswick Alleys
The Waynes opened strong but the veteran Commercials dominated the three games on Brunswick alleys scoring multiple 200s led by Gazzolo with 226. Final scores reflect a high scoring meet with several 200+ games.
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Waynes
Brunswick
Gazzolo
Metropolitans and Hardwares At Brunswick Alleys Tonight
The Metropolitans and Hardwares will be the attraction on the Brunswick alleys tonight. A Brunswick league captains meeting is set for this evening at 8 o'clock. Representatives may attend if captains cannot be present. Five bowlers from Wayne telegraph school challenge five from Fort Wayne telegraph school to a three game series at Acme alleys Thursday February 25.
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Hardwares
Brunswick
Brunswick League
Gazzolo
Wayne Telegraph School
Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayne Telegraph School
Acme
Woll and Deseauer January Clearance Sale Ends Saturday
An urban advert notes Woll and Deseauer hold a big January clearance sale continuing with renewed energy through Saturday obituaries included in the shopper appeal.
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Woll & Deseauer
Fort Wayne Lad Draws With Kid Sirohin In Big Gym Clash
In front of a large St Joe Athletic Club crowd, Fort Wayne middleweight champion Smith and Chicago’s Kid Sirohin fought eight rounds to a draw. The bout featured fast exchanges, clean fighting, and no knockdowns, with Smith’s backers claiming victory while Sirohin supporters celebrated the result. Prelims included a 120 pound draw between George Eilenberg and Paul Kelley, and decisions for Gene Oppenheimer over Claude Braithway, and Billy Swarts over Joe Fricke. The event drew a record crowd, and plans for a larger club facility and future matches were announced.
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St Joe Athletic Club
Jack Smith
Fort Wayne
Kid Sirohin
Chicago
Sirokin
Rooters
Huntington
Aulience
Johnny Hedges
Smith
Paul Kesley
George Swain
Strohm
Sullivan
Billy Bueler
Hedges
Indiana
George Eilenberg
Paul Kelley
Gene Oppenheimer
Claude Braithway
Billy Swarts
Joe Fricke
Bueler
Bert Edwards
Brooklyn
Fred Miller
Harry Dial
Jack Kelch
Dial
Kelch
Muncie
Walter Brown Property Sold in Elkhart Illinois
The National Manufacturing plant, part of Walter Brown the bank wrecker, was sold at Elkhart Indiana to Charles G Stevens and Alfred Marshall of Chicago for 28000 dollars. The receiver had already realized 10000 from finished stock and 10000 in assets remain. Many claims are contested and final percentage of debts unpaid is uncertain.
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Elkhart
Ind
National Manufacturing Company
Walter Brown
Charles G. Stevens
Alfred Marshall
Chicago
Conklin Leads Chicago Billiard Tournament Run
In the final preliminary round for the Class A amateur billiard championship of America Conklin of Chicago Gardner of Passaic N J and Poggenburg of New York won their games. Conklin defeated Stark of Brooklyn 300 to 143 in twenty sept innings with a high run of 66 and an average of 113 27. Stark managed 60 points. The Chicago man is favored to lead barring improvements from rivals.
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Chicago
Jan.l
Conklin
Gardner
Passaic
X. J
Poggenburg
New York
Stark
Brooklyn
Fire destroys grain elevator in Monticello area
Fire gutted the Million and Son grain elevator at Lake Cicott, Monticello, Ind, on January 31, causing about $6,000 in losses with partial insurance. The town has no fire protection, and observers could not save the property.
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Monticello
Ind
Messrs. Million & Son
Lake Cicott
Fatal Gas Tank Explosion Slays Worker Near Hammond
In Hammond Indiana four miles south of the city a gas tank exploded at the American glue factory killing Joseph Dom browski and fatally injuring John C. Bervich and John Watcher. The injured were taken to St. Margaret's hospital.
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Hammond
Ind
Joseph Dombrowski
John C. Bervich
John Watcher
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Governor Hanly III Stricken With Grippe in Indianapolis
Governor Hanly is confined to his room at the Claypool hotel with a severe grippe and indigestion. Dr. C Soar, his physician, reports little fever and says the condition is not serious.
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Indianapolis
Hanly
Claypool Hotel
C. Soar
Well Patronized Bill At Masonic Temple
A Broadway style performance titled An Aristocratic Tramp played at the Temple theater yesterday. The comedy drew a well patronized audience with generous applause. The special ties were clever and up to date, and the show moved with unusually swift action, the stage occupied throughout.
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Temple Theater
Butler advocates Peruna as stomach cure and catarrh remedy
In a Washington letter U S Senator M C Butler of South Carolina endorses Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. He says he used it briefly and felt relief and calls it a wonderful tonic. The ad claims Peruna treats catarrh of the stomach and offers free medical guidance from Dr Wartman and a 1905 Peruna almanac.
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U. S
M. C. Butler
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
Sartman
Wartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Unclear Cure Promises Boost to Vitality and Organs
An advertisement touts a remedy claimed to strengthen the body and nerves, purify the blood, heal the bladder and kidneys, invigorate the liver, revive spirits, sharpen intellect, and restore vitality, targeting weak men with broad health benefits.
Gentle Treatment for Kidney and Urinary Ailments
Advertises pain free non surgical cure for enlarged prostate inflammation of the bladder and kidney affections. Claims expert treatment and permanent cure with affected centers restored to natural vigor, restoring patients to lifelong health.
Perfect Home Treatment System Offered for Private Cases
Correspondence invites patients to use a home treatment system for suitable cases. It suggests a personal visit when possible, otherwise asks for a full history by mail. Private counsel is free of charge.
Cure for Catarrh and Deafness Promises Modern Ozone Treatment
An advertisement urges readers suffering from catarrh deafness asthma bronchitis or early consumption to visit for the latest ozone based treatment claiming cures.
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