Hendricks Leaves West for Winter Health Rest
Hendricks plans a winter break in the West to improve health and return in spring ready for action. Chicago White Sox exhibit plans against the Champs in April at Comiskey Park with Yarnell promising high quality exhibition games and strong American League interest shaping the early season.
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Hendricks
Chicago White Sox
Lys
Comiskey
Ie Lwhais
Yarnell
Daizy
Sean
Joan
Tack Hendricks
Chivie
Yelete
Remy
Gnieg
Sayve
Coli Athi
Agen
Wendricks
Shane
Tuas Yard
Chicago
Tay Chan
Ana
John MeXendite
George Gowkete
Sesnet
Pidolan
Marielik Hevathete
Fort Wayne Curlers Prepare for Winter Sport
The Fort Wayne Curling Club outlines its winter plans with a first meeting listing officers led by President Charles Centure and Vice President James Gillie. Local interest grows as curling becomes a recognized sport in the city with a heated rink near the Centerville Bridge and expected large crowds for upcoming events in December.
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Fort Wayne
Rnke
Port Wayne
Qentivve Bridge
Papke Ketchell Title Bout Planned At Colma Arena
Franc isco Nov 1 Ketchell and Billy Papke near ring debut at Colma arena for Thanksgiving bout over lightweight class. Contract calls for 15 rounds with encore stipulation. Both fighters in top form, betting favors Papke. Ketchell expected to press early, crowd anticipating a lively match with potential title implications.
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Francisco
Ketchell
Billy Papke
Colma Arena
Diranvie Corruth
Willweiss
Cornell Poised for Penn State Tilt After Strong Camp
From Cornell's camp near Ithaca, the Big Red prepare for Thanksgiving Day clash with Pennsylvania. Secret practice has the squad in top form after the Chicago game as coaches push pace to beat Penn. Experts compare Cornell to Chicago and Michigan, with Western superiority debated. Walter Eckersall notes Michigan talent gaps and questions Yost's method, while Penn seeks a decisive edge.
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Ithacans
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Old Penn
Michigan
Wolverites
Maroons
Tihacans
Penns
Midway
Wolverines
Stags
Taen
Ivas
Yost
Walter Eckersall
Grant Set to Coach Stags in South Bend Shakeup
In South Bend Indiana on November 19, Angus Grant, longtime manager of the Benders, is slated to take charge of the Grand Rapids outfit and bring fans a new era. Jimmy Ryan, veteran N A league figure, is expected to join the Beriders as likely skipper. Bere Anms, owner of Grand Rapids and South Head clubs, hints at a major shift as Grant prepares for next season.
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Shut Bend
Ind
Angus Grant
Grand Rapids
Thy & Urant Hs
Bere Anms
Wou
Grand Ravids
Grant
South Bend
Murphy in Cuba Preparing for Season with World Champ in Mind
In Cuba on November 19 President Charles Murphy of the world champion team works toward assembling a fit squad for the coming season. He is already outlining plans and said to be meeting with Manager Bunnerult. The scene sets the tone for early preparations as Murphy presses for a strong start to the next campaign.
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Cuba
Charles Murphy
Murphy
Bunerult
Hay
Cincinnati team to face National Leaguers on island
A fragment notes the Cincinnati based team and the stormers tailing on the island with a game against National Leaguers planned for today.
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Ctheinnati Buen
Stormers
Cavantein
National Leaguers
Purdue expects record crowds for Saturday game
Large turnout anticipated as Indiana visitors and Purdue students gather at Stuart field Saturday. Excursionists from Indiana University will be met at the station by a big Purdue delegation. Arrangements are made to ensure a pleasant stay with all seats and standing room expected to be filled.
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Tapayetts
Yoral
Ind
Purdue
Stuart Field
Indiana
Strengthened Company G Faces Miams Sunday at League Park
Captain Schmaltz of the Deane Company acknowledges lineup strengthening for the coming game. Coach Hutzel plans no changes to the Incals lines, while Sumkiys and Donell are set to dart plays at the Miausi defense. Parker, ex Centre High athlete, is noted as memorizing plays to counter the visitors in Sunday action. Excursion tickets and a special railway run to the game are being offered, with Buckeye fans preparing for a big turnout.
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Deane Company
Slecen
Miamis
League Park
Hutzel
Sumkiys
Parker
Centre
Peledo
di College
Sunda
Visting Ei
Defiance
Foottall
Buckere
New Home for Kekionge Golf Club Proposed
Readable text outlines plans for a new home of Kekionge Golf Club southwest of the city. A purchase of property expected to total 825,000 with an option on the site expiring late January. Club seeks new members to subscribe stock at 10 per share, shares payable in installments, next meeting Sunday morning at the Wa ch.
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George
Oriles
Kekionge Golf
Une Iivanlers
Dullara
Ito
Tits Janes
Wie
Wach
Bottling Works for Sale Fort Wayne Enquiry Box 254
Classified notice states a bottling works property is for sale in Fort Wayne. Contact Box 254 for details and terms. Property location and ownership not specified in the readable text.
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Bottling Works
Fort Wayne
Emperors moods stir as officials report on oath pledge
Berlin reports detail the emperor's volatile mood and officials' fears amid public uproar over his oath to uphold the constitution. A party line argues the emperor remains bound to trust and restraint, while ministers seek to defer action on demanding constitutional measures.
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Berlin
Caan
Callie von Buelow
Prussia
Reichstag
Uni
Tamm
Westpindig
Reichste Nedae
Mather
Leader names and party call amid Democratic House leadership tussle
The article reports a Democratic leadership dispute in the U S House with figures such as Wills Williams and John Star Williams mentioned, noting a plan to elect a ministerial leader to replace a retired Mississippi representative and referencing leadership discussions within the party. The piece notes committee assignments and leadership movements as Washington reports unfold.
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Smvahama
BAL Nisl
of Representatives
Pacrs
Jonn Starp Williams
Mississippi
Chun Clark
Lie Beressay
Wiliams
Washington
Concre
Clayton
Ohio Lake County votes close saloon closures
Lake County, Ohio, today voted dr 1,389 leading to twenty three saloons being put out of business.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lake County
Democrats Prepare Tariff Hearings as Campaign Plans Form
Fragmentary report shows Democrats shaping a tariff hearings agenda under a parliamentary committee. Glark remarks indicate Democrats seek complete information before launching campaigning, while Republicans have not scheduled a caucus or connected actions.
Political rivals bury hatchet now partners in business
In Lafayette Indiana the long rivalries in the Tenth district ended as James E. Risk, district chairman and ally of William Jennings Bryan, joined Henry B. Overesch in the insurance business. The shift followed a tense campaign where Risk had opposed Overesch and Watson's ticket, signaling a rare political payout in a local power shift.
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Bury Hatchet
Kirby Risk
Henry B. Overesch
Lafayette
Clapayette
Ind
Hitles
James E. Risk
William Jennings Bryan
Eader
Overesch
Janes FE
Mrs Stahl’s jewels found at home in Boston
The missing jewels of Mrs Julie Harmon Stahl widow of C K Stahl were discovered at her home in Boston last night. Police say the recovery ends a months buried mystery tied to a prominent local household. No suspects named.
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Mrs. Stahus
Boston
Julie Harmon Stahl
Women’s Council Backs Female Suffrage in Union City
The Women’s Council presents a strong, dignified resolution endorsing women’s enfranchisement and urging wider aid for suffrage efforts. It also supports passage of related laws granting a wife the right to bear and inherit property, with clear intent to protect the family.
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Union City
Ind
Wosnen
Rious
TL Council
Odd Fellows Elect Officers In Indiana Grand Lodge Ballot
Indianapolis, Nov 1 Fourteen candidates vied for office with three ballots to settle the race. J. M. Stipp of Winamac won grand warden on the third ballot with 1211 first ballot votes. Horace M. Kegan was named grand master and W. H. Kedy as grand secretary among others. Appointive posts filled the next day with names: Edwin Rushville, St Avanstille. Paml Trester, Aurita. Sammel Dine, Petersburge. Harry C. Carpenter, Otwell. White, Terre Haute. Eppie Reiley, Lodand. C. Whold, Shelby. Lost notice follows.
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Indianapolis
Ind
J. BM. Stipp
Winamer
Indiana
Stipp
Hoby
Hich
Grand Indge
Horace M. Kegan
Jasper
A. L. Miller
Terre Haute
J. M. Sting
Winamac
W. H. Kedy
W. A. Morris
Frankfort
Grand Sovereign Lode
EB. EL Hastings
Washington
Grand Trustés
Enoch Hagate
Bloomington
Edwin Rushville
St. Avanstille
Paml Trester
Aurita
Sammel Dine
Petersburge
Grand Guardian
Harry C. Carpenter
Otwell
White
Grand Herald
Eppie Reiley
Lodand
Grand
C. Whold
Shelby
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