Hart Warne Fair Association Holds Annual Meeting
Hart Warne Fair Association stockholders met in the courthouse with chairman Schwier and secretary Arnold. John C. Peters led reports urging a new steel grand stand and two water works connections. Officers and directors were elected, and votes of thanks extended to President Peters for steady leadership. Fall dates were set for September 15 to 18.
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Hart Warne Fair Association
Court House
BG. TV
Schwier
Arnold
Jonn
Peterée
Filso
Treasury
John C. Peters
Charles McCulloch
William F. Myers
James Gillio
Joseph Tonkel
L. A. Centlivre
E. H. McDonald
W. C. Schwier
James T. White
Col
D. XII. Toster
H. A. Arnuld
Herman W. Japp
George Thumm
George V. Kell
C. Bird
John_. Peters
B. F H. McDonald
H. A.arnold
Wiliam P. Myers
Barry and Kaufman feud over heavyweight clash
Jan 16 in Los Angeles Jim Barry, rising heavyweight, declares he will fight Kaufman with a winner takes all bet of 90000. Barry says John L Sullivan will back him, and he will post the money within forty eight hours after Kaufman signals intent.
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Los Angeles
Jen
Barry
Cliss
Ehulleense
al Keutman
John L. SuLlivan
Yhim
Man urged to prove mettle after publicity clash
The article notes Berry leading Sam Lang ford on Tuesday night and hints at a league disruption. It mentions players receiving payment except those from Akron and accuses organizers of financial strain and failing to pay last week’s salaries.
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Berry
Sam Langford
Rivals Unite After Love Feast In Wheeling
Wheeling stockholders of the Central league franchise settled differences at a Tuesday meeting. Charles Krueger and Samuel Nichols presented resolutions to ease tensions and praised management. Secretary Will W. Irwin reported profits from attendance and players above 47,000. Directors elected, B. F. Perkins named president, Irwin secretary, business manager to be chosen.
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Wheeling
Baseball Association
Charles TE. Krueger
Samuel Nichols
Will W. Inwin
B. F. Perkins
Wlw. Irwin
Busliss
Columbus May Get Ostdiek From Youngstown
Harry Ostdiek, longtime catcher in the Central league with Fort Wayne and Canton, is reported to be sold to Columbus from Youngstown. A new deal is said to place Ostdiek at Columbus, where he would bring hard hitting and steady defense behind the plate.
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South Bund
Ind
Harry Qatdick
Fort Wayne
Carton
Boston Americans
Youngstown
Ostdiek
Columbus
Interstate Polo League Falls Apart at Youngstown
The Interstate Polo League, the country’s largest polo body, has collapsed after a meeting in Youngstown. Sherman and Akron stated they were ready to quit, while Beaver Falls Canton and New Castle showed profits and interest in continuing.
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Youngstown
Sheron
Akron
Beaver Falls
Canton
New Castle
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Cure Claims
A testimonial montage extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy for blood diseases and fatigue. Letters from Lowell and Springfield praise cures of eczema rheumatism and general weakness, noting Hood's product in liquid and Barsababs forms.
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Hood
Ami
Actus Egunt
L. Rowan
Beacon St. Lowell
Mass
Gronce
Father
Bemmy
I. Hood Co
Lawall Mass
Wessel Hinted for Fort Wayne Trade Links
Wheeling reports Fort Wayne owner Claude Varnell offers Frank Wessel the Stogies’ star shortstop in exchange for pitching talent from Irwin. Ingin unlikely to part with Wessel, deemed too valuable. Dad McKeen plans contract, with Gay Dickey as other infield target. Also mentions Miss Taylor inviting pupils to prize contest January 18.
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Wheeling
Jan
Claude H. Varnell
Fort Wayne
Eiling Association
Frank Wessel
Stogies
Irwin
Ingin
Wessel
Piayer
Dad McKeen
Gay Dickey
Indians in Burgeoning Form for 1908 Season in Indianapolis
Indianapolis fans await the 1908 Indians with high expectations. Manager Carr is expected to keep the team near the top if winter strength counts. The club is rated strong on paper, amid a season of unprecedented baseball activity and near certainty of a robust lineup.
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Indianapolis
American Association
Watkins Tribe
Carr
Bowlers Refuse Entry Fees For Postponed Tournament
Mr George McKay received a note from out of town entrants who were to compete in the initiates tournament this week and they all refused to accept the fees paid. They praised the postponement to March as better fitting engagements. Lawrence Gazzola of Toledo sent a letter predicting a larger entry list in March and said he would attend with many bowlers.
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George McKay
McKay
Mareh
Meliay Tees
Lawrence Gazzola
Toledo
Puritans Work To Day Judge Roby Urges New Spirit
Judge Frank S. Roby of the appellate court spoke to the Unity club at All Souls Church urging a new Puritan spirit to fight modern evils. He warned against greed and immorality, urged responsibility across class lines, and called for justice and righteousness to uplift the poor and reform society. Cromwell is alive, the puritan commands.
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Indianapolis
Frank S. Roby
Appellate Court
Unity Club
All Souls Church
New World
Charles 1
Dhaing
England
America
Marston Moor
Cromwell
Meyers to Manage Grand Rapids Team
South Bend report states Baye Mayers with IWwD years as Fort Wayne Central league manager and three years with Canton will likely handle the Grand Rapids club this season.
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South Bend
Ind
Baie Mayers
Iwwd
Fort Wayne
Canton
Grend Rapids
Tested and Proven Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement
Fort Wayne readers praise Doans Kidney Pills for nine years relief from backaches and weakness. Mrs Mary Gerdes credits the remedy with restoring strength after kidney issues and recommends its continued use. Sold by dealers nationwide 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doans.
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Fort Wayne
Dean
Mary Gerdes
Archer Avenue
Ind
Meyer Bros. & Co
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Bullalo
United States
Dnan
Player released as Canton dropped from circuit
The player refused terms with Canton after learning the site would be dropped from the circuit and has secured his release. He is from Bellefontaine, Ohio, and will be succeeded at Canton by Charles Crow, who managed the Niles club last year. Canton this year joins the reorganized league.
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Canton
South Bend
Bellefontaine
Charles Crow
Niles (C
Association to Hold Big Show With Two-Point Entries
Nearly 300 dogs are listed for a two-point show at the Mariotte building 220 East Main Street starting Monday. Fort Wayne exhibitors bring strong entries while a large, varied list of chickens and pet stock competes for honors. New features include a midway Pike and privilege booths with fortune tellers to enhance the event.
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Mariotte
East Main Street
Fort Wayne
Newsies Vote of Thanks to Casino Theater Management
The Newsies passed three votes of thanks last night to Casino theater management after attending as guests of the manager following an enjoyable time at the Fairy Family theater on the invitation of Mr. Corcoran of the Sentinel.
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Casino Theater
Fairy Family Theater
Corcoran
the Sentinel
City News items and social events roundup
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs John Biter a son born January 11. Miss Ethel Bander recovering from a fall at home. Huron L Chandler ill at his north side home. Young People’s Society to host a leap year party at church. Saint Cecilia Circle to meet at Miss Ibbie Keezan’s West Washington. No quorum halted Church of Christ (Scientist) merger with First Church of Christ (Scientist). National Cut Stone Contractors meet in Indianapolis with William Gaake from this city listed as member.
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John Biter
Ethel Bander
West Berry
Huron L. Chandler
North Side
Young People’s ‘Society of Christan Endeavor
Filmouth
Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ibbie Keezan
West
Washington Street
Mad Church of Christ
Scientist
First Church of Christ
National Cut Stone Contractors’ Association
Indian— Apolia
William Gaake
Association
New Manager of the Valley Line
An official circular from H. E. Buckleh, president of the St. Joseph Valley Railway, announces G. Moore, traffic manager, as general manager with offices in LaGrange. The superintendent’s office is abolished. The company will run cars by electricity to Angola through LaGrange to Shipshi-Wate, and extend the line west toward South Bend.
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H. FE. Buckleh
St. Joseph
Immorality charges stun Ohio Senate over teachers' certificates
In Columbus on January 16 Senator William Meek of Dayton alleged trafficking in state teachers' certificates. An affidavit described immoral proposals to a lady applicant and named state examiner members. Meek demanded a legislative committee investigate, while defending his earlier remarks at a Central Ohio Teachers' meeting.
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Columbus
William TH Moel
Dayton
Senate
Crias
Read
Meek
Meck
Central Ohio Taschers’ Association
Meck Ale
Ting
Burkett of Portland Files Bankruptcy Schedule
Levi Burkett a Portland buggy dealer filed his schedule in bankruptcy on Monday and deed of assignment to John P. Leonard for all stock of buggies harness supplies personal property real estate 1000 in notes and household effects Sureties W M Haynes H Burns J W Ashcraft listed The petition states failure and desire to assign all property to creditors after a shipment debt from Mier Carnage and Buggy Manufacturing of Ligonier for 1400. Ballot note follows in Kentucky senate session.
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Portland
Ind
Lavi & Burkett
Meridian Street
John P. Leonard
H. Burns
J. W. Ashcraft
Burkett
Scheriule
Mier Carnage and Buggy Manufacturing Company
Ligonier
Special Fish Dinner at the Hof Brau Today
A special fish dinner is offered at Hof Brau today with an 11 o clock start. The item appears in a Journal-Gazette want ad, listing the event and vendor.
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Hof Brau
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