Terre Haute Teams Up For Central League Tennis Season
The Central League lines up managers from teams including Hawte-Lew Dill St. Paul Mine South Fenda and Des Moines. Officials list figures like Grant Des Moines Gros Revits Eddie Wheeler Grand Rapids Punch Knoll Evansville Myers Bellefontaine Wheeling Todds Price and Homan from Zanesville among figures connected to the winter season.
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Ica Hawte
Lew Dill
St. Paul
South Fenda
A Grant
Deslilnez
Q. Gros Revits
Eddie Wheeler
Grand Rapids
Mich
Port Warne
Jack Hendricks
Chicat
Evansville
Punch
Bowling Brunswick league kicks off with new rivalries
The article describes an evening bowling event at 215 East Main Street with teams led by Centivre and Branson facing Innes Gullie and Jin W. H. Scheinman. Scores feature J M RF Riegel and B P Branson among top players. East Berry moving pictures follows with Rockefeller Chased by Reporter and The Violinist's Visions.
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Nnes
Hing
Ana
Ne Gane
Critwriia
Mr. Centivre
Puta
Innes Gullie
Biro P. Branson
Jin W. H. Scheinman
As Talat
J. M. RF. Riegel
J. OM. Malay
William Morrison
B. P. Branson
Pitchers who batted and shifted positions in baseball history
Weather bound fans note the sturdy bats of pitchers who moved to other roles across eras. Many stars like Burkett Seymour Anson and Hall of Famers proved versatile, switching to outfield, infield, or first base while maintaining hitting prowess and defensive value.
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Ipitches
Bibo
Jesse J. Burkett
Cy Seymour
Anson
George Var Haltren
Jimmy Ryan
Ryan
Montagomery
Southern Teague
van Suluen
Pacifie
Cleveland
Jesse Burkistt
Bobby Wal-lace
Frank Isbell
Tim Callahan
Chicago
Kid” Gleason
Charley Hickman
Fat Dougherty
Danny Hoffman
Roger Bresnahan
Dale Gear
Mike Donlin
Joe Yeager
Soeralls
Jessse
George
Detroit
Bill Donovan
Ed Killen
George Mullin
Mulli
Regal
Donovan
Esig Cor
Hillian
Harry Howell
Jake Thielman
Nans
U Walsh
White Sox
Ivhile Bunter
Athletics
Flegt
Chance
Cubs
Lajule
Love Cross
Hallman
Jake
Iggie Donahue
Billy Maroney
Brooklyns
Timmy Collie
Hans Wagner
Claude Rossman
Oléring
Athleti
Ouifield
Cubs to Play Exhibition at League Park in April
The sporting editor notes the season’s start and the Cubs World champions will host an exhibition at League Park in April. Fans eagerly await the return of players and the approach of baseball season amid ticketing formality and season anticipation.
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W. Alwsys
Benng Damyed
Murphy
Cubs
League Park
Fort W
Oxford May Reject American Challenge
Oxford University athletic association met to consider the American Intercollegiate Athletics Association proposal for an international match between U S universities and Great Britain. The committee resolved to consult Cambridge University, with officials noting that statements about a final decision were premature and the prevailing sentiment opposed accepting the challenge.
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Oxford
Oxford University Athletic Association
American Intercollegiate Athlets Association
Uited
Great Beltain
Car- Geege
Driae
Assortation
Good Enough Kennels Capture Many Prizes at Indianapolis
The Good Enough kennels owned by Messrs Emrick and B J Ankenbruck, exhibited at Indianapolis poultry show taking blue ribbons twice red three times and a third prize in two classes. Entries topped strong competition including rivals from Allen county. The pair Rob Stone and Lady's Dan scored multiple placements and defeated noted champions in the brace. Likely to appear at Norwalk and Columbus beach shows this summer.
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B. J. Ankenbrock
Emrick
B J. Ankenbrick
Inianapolis
Gorson
Allen County
Ankenbruck
Indianaralis
Lady's Dan
Red Stone
Indianapolis
Norwalk
Colurmons
St the Beach
Rob Stone
Phillip
Orst
Dan
Alan
Field Brege
Rob
Bessie
Thomas Sloan
Brege
Genetzi Jackaon
Murphy Remembers Writers at Chicago National Baseball Club
The sporting editor of the Journal Gazette acknowledges receipt of 3 season tickets to the Chicago National baseball club. President Charles Murphy notes that the recipient may be away long and should see the team play without the delay of buying tickets at the box office.
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Journal
Gazatte
Chicag National Baseball Club
Charles Mu Hhy
Lox
Lennon urges city to clean sidewalks after snow
Imir Lennon calls for rapid sidewalk clearance in business districts and fronts of downtown businesses. Chairman E J Lennon asks City Attorney Ray Colerick to direct police to enforce an ordinance requiring ice and snow removal, amid ongoing winter conditions.
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E. J Lennon
Ray Colerick
Bolice
Lennon
James Ellil to retire from presidency of National Grey Bank
James Ellil, longtime president of the National Grey Bank, will retire soon after a lengthy and notable career as a leading banker. The announcement, dated Feb 2 from New Fork, highlights his decades of service and the impact of his leadership on the institution.
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New Fork
James Ellilman
Grey
Conis
Taft Fight In Florida Delegates Chosen
In Florida two rival conventions selected delegates to the national convention. Taft supporters won a pro Taft resolution. Opponents elected unpledged delegates. Frank Vanderlip named to head National City Bank after Silliman departs. Vanderlip, 44, long served as bank executive and former treasury aide.
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William H. Taft
Choise
Stillman
Frank 4. Vanderup
Bir. Siiltman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Silliman
Vanderlip
Washington
the Treasury
Gage
McKinlay
The
Treasury
Bir
Chicago
Havik
New York
New Era Dawns in Portugal Governing Leaders Exile Deputies Freed
Lisbon reports Premier Perrélia outlines a new approach with law and order as priority. Political prisoners may face court, elections to be held soon. Gendor Carvalho fled, Abreu also fled. Deputies released without demonstrations as Senor Francs arrives Madrid for talks.
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Lisbon
Perrélia
Conirmued
Prango
Finance
Gendor Garvalho
Jeft
Portugal
Francois Cabhier
Abreu
General Coxey Returns to Limelight in St Louis
Mount Vernon leader General Coxey arrives for the itinerant unemployed convention set to open, saying he has earned money and plans a nationwide tour by special train to push his proposed bond bill allowing local governments to issue interest free bonds to cover bond faces.
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ST. Louis
Coxey
Mount Vernon
Washington
Railroad Spur Sought in Rear Alleys by Local Industry
About thirty eight property owners petitioned for a railroad spur to run from Pennsylvania Tracks through the rear alley near Thomas and Oliver streets to serve Bowser & Tank Company and CL M Menevea plants. Steam locomotives not to be used. gasoline or electric motors preferred. City work on a main sewer along Forest Park was outlined, with bids for printing city annual reports and station fixtures also noted.
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Sound 2 Public Works
Bowser 01 Tank Company
CL M. Menevea
Pennsylvania
Thomas Dni Oliver
Thomas
Mitne
Woard
Randall
Forest Park
Bce
Maumes
Garfield Avenue
Vermont Avenue
California
Crascent
Nodfel
Taent Betil
Pioneer Braden of Jefferson Township Passes
Sudden death of Jon K. Braden a well known pioneer of Jefferson township Washington county Indiana. He died at his home in his bedroom after suffering heart trouble and dropsy for years. Born July 13 1835 in Westmoreland County Ohio he was 71 years 6 months and 23 days old. Survived by wife Nancy A. Smith two daughters Mrs Grace of Geneva and Mrs John of Remieke two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Saturn church Jefferson township with Rev A McGillis pie officiating burial Sand Bank cemetery. He was a substantial farmer and member of the Saturn Christian church.
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Columbia City
Ind
Jon K. Braden
Jefferson Tuweehin
Jess
Bodside
Westmoreland County
Ohio
Washington Township
Nancy A. Smith
Simon Grace
Geneva
Charles John
Remieke
Washington Braden
Eagie Lake
Minn
David Braden
Fort Warne
Phoebe Robinetta
Jane Swisher
Laud
Saturn Church
Jefferson Towneship Batureny
A. Mc Gillespie
Sand Bank
Eltisen
Satumi Christian Buych
They Don’t Make The Club They Don’t Make The Club
Police hear complaints of an alleged club near Winter street as residents say beer is delivered Saturdays and crowds haunt the place through Monday. A burglar tried to force entry at 2686 Winter street around 11:20 pm Wednesday. he fled after being alerted by Mrs. Quivey. At 2650 Winter street, coal stolen from a crib after barges pried boards of a barn.
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Patterson -Fletcher
Store OF the
Winter Street
Vicinnity Chorse
Quivey
Dickson
Grand Jury Continues Its Work In Robbery Cases
The grand jury, timed in twelve or fifteen witnesses, rapid progress noted by Prosecutor Thomas, may finish by Saturday. John Stout, jailed with no funds for counsel, seeks relatives to help. jury paused to review William Tony alias Johnson tied to the Horstmann tailorlize shop burglary on Calhoun Street and related break‑ins using brake shoe keys.
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Thomas
John Stout
Erand Jucy
William Tony
Johnson
Horstmann
Calhoun Street
Big Holly Pump Back In Service At Water Works
The Holly engine pump at No 3 Water Works station, out of service for weeks during repairs, was started again at about 4 45 yesterday afternoon and operated perfectly through the night as reported.
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No. 3 Water Works
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