Giants Open Season Arrives in Indianapolis Quietly
The New York Giants, led by John T. McGraw, arrived from Louisville Monday morning and prepared for an afternoon workout at Washington Park. Indiana fans anticipate the World Champions, with Brésnahan, McGinnity, and Dahlen as core stars, to challenge the Cubs in two days.
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Lipton to field new America’s Cup challenger
Verlops McRtae Preey Association in Scotland confirms Sir Thomas Lipton will again try for the America’s Cup. He has hired designer Myine of Ginenow to create a challenger for the trophy. In Louisville, the New Giants defeated the Mavine club 7 to 5 before about 3,500 fans with Kerwin Murphy Myers Donries Debio Davila and Gilbert contributing.
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Detroit Tigers Leave For Home Ahead Of Macon Game
The Detroit Tigers break camp and depart for Macon where they will play Monday. Manager Armour leads a confident group as they head into the American League race, with infielders and others watching closely at the depot.
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Nealon Impresses Pirates With Low Ball Hitting
Special from Hot Springs Ark April 23 Joe Nealon Pittsburghs new first baseman has answered Sam Leavers low ball doubts by hitting sharply in practice. Manager Clarke ordered more low pitches and Nealon hit a towering home run on the first low offering, proving his hitting strength and fielding promise for the Pirates.
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Yangan Pitahera
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Whittlowton Park
Pat Flaherty
Tebeaubuys Elliott in Major League B deal
Teo Tebdeau has purchased Clute Hilinti, the big pitcher, from Manager John McGraw of the New York National League club. Hilinti previously played for the Cincinnati Redlegs.
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Brooklyn Bookworm Monster Captured In Household Find
Special to The Sun reports a giant bookworm captured in Brooklyn. The pale worm, over seven eighths of an inch long, tunneled through a German hymn book owned by Mrs. J. E. Cullen of 54 Lewis Ave. Entomologist Dr. Southwick confirms it as a true worm with 12 joints, no legs, feeding on leather and paper.
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Columbus Opens Season as Chicago Triumphs in Rainy Opener
More than 6,000 fans watched the Columbus American Association team lose to Chicago National in the opening game of the season. Chicago pitchers Moran and Keens, with catcher Rewsbach, held Columbus to few scoring chances while Chicago hitters produced the decisive runs. After the game, medicinal ads urged Grain’s Gaveaparnia as a tonic.
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Friend of Boys Club Aids Street Kids in New York
Jack Sullivan, a modest New York philanthropist, opens the Newsboys Athletic Club at 7 Fourth St in the lower East Side. The $5,000 project funds a gym reading room and night school to help penniless boys who hawk papers. Sullivan emphasizes education over athletics, asking contributors for 50 cents a month to sustain the club.
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Desperate Fight With Green Goods Swindlers in New York
In New York on April 2 detectives trapped two green goods swindlers linked to Chicago crime figures. George Parker and John Tucker fought as officers uncovered forged money, feathered wooden geltens, and counterfeit notes totaling thousands. They faced charges and possible post office custody, with prior Boston case noted against Philip Lambele.
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Pugs Matched Wrestlers 10 Meet Mike Schreck and George Gardner
Cincinnati’s Mike Schreck and Lowell’s George Gardner are matched to fight before the Wabash club on April 14 in Indianapolis. The upcoming bout follows a year since Sebrerk knocked Gardner out in Salt Lake City. Also announced is a Handicapped match featuring Frank Gotch against Murburger in Indianapolis on April 2.
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Evansville
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Unsinkable Erie Ferry Chautauqua Demonstrated on Hudson
The Erie railway service received the fourth double decker ferry Chautauqua from builders. After a trial run on the Hudson she enters service with steel bulkheads making her unsinkable, electric lights and white woodwork, three watertight compartments, and a design focusing on passenger safety. Awaiting tunnel and terminal system decisions as construction nears completion.
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Miners Return to Work as Union Talks Progress
Union miners plan to resume work in many mines Monday after a rested weekend. District 17 leader John Nugent reports operators ready to sign contracts, signaling favorable signs in wage talks amid District 1 competition with nonunion mines. Monday was observed as a short hour day, with April 1 postponed to Monday.
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United States
Carpenters Union Leader W. DB. in Norfolk Turmoil
W D B., head of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, is in Norfolk Virginia addressing local troubles within the union while departing Washington D C after meetings with the American Federation of Labor national executives. He is slated to travel to Indianapolis soon.
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Indianapolis
Stone Men Go On Strike At Local Mills
Special to The San, Redford, and Apt. The planermen at all the mill and road plant and the city went on strike this morning. About 125 planers at The Purst Kerher Siem Thornton Brooks-Curtis Dogan Rowe and Hoosier mills walked out seeking 35 cents per hour from 28 and were told no raise. Some men left for other states to seek work. Operators expect the bakery tuning in a few days with new crews. No sympathetic strike from quarrymen.
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Mother Jones Visits Indianapolis Miner Headquarters
The "angel" of miners, Mother Jones, toured Indianapolis on Saturday visiting the miners' headquarters. She received a warm greeting from President Mitchell and officers. She spoke of standing by workers as war is declared and said she would be there when miners need her. She traveled from Chicago and left the city Monday.
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Notice of liquor license application in Marion county Indiana
The subscriber notifies citizens and voters of the Seventh ward Center township Marion county Tadlang that he will apply at the May term 1006 to the Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquor in quantities more than five gallons with a privilege to allow the same to be drank on the premises. The business place is in a front room 14 by 32 feet on Delaware Street in a three story brick building at No 10 North Delaware Street in ward 7 Indianapolis.
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Shining young jockeys win big pay at race tracks
Three hue young jockeys Radtke Sewell and Nicol, all under ten, are projected to earn from twenty to thirty five thousand dollars this season. The article details their rapid rise, earnings potential, and the risks in racing, noting Radkte’s poise and Nicol and Sewell’s swift ascent to first class status.
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Magnates Hold Final Meeting in Harmonized League
The Central Polo league wrapped up its season at the Imperial Hotel with a cordial session. Costs for mileage were equalized by settlements with clubs, Indianapolis receiving 170 dollars, Danville 102.86, and Anderson 61.69, while Logansport paid 672, Kokomo 30.08, and Marion 38.36 to balance travel expenses.
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Long season promises for horse racing and golf in 1906
The Elberfeld vacation opens verbal plans for srt ABN in Atlanta. Walter Miller contract holder Stanton hires Sag and An drew Miller for the season. Welsh to ride Ormondale winner of the Futurity. Golf body with 60 women members awaits executive committee decision on April 31. Nassau Atlantic City Baltusrol or New Haven as championship site. Tasmania’s Harrison Bourke aims for Diamond Rails at Manley, Australia Tasmanian Roy Adams also contends. Viking Rowing Club seeks grand challenge cup. In Indianapolis 1905, 10 percent of self propelled vehicles owned by physicians for business use. Naval Academy weighs crews for American Healey at Philadelphia May 20 or Baltimore June 1. Joe Teager to focus on speculation, Puddin McDaniel to aid F S P Stonidolph in the east.
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Hack Keyes to Face Mixa Ward in Colma Match
Hack Keyes the lightweight champion of Australia arrives in San Francisco and will meet Mixa Ward of Canada in Colma late this month. Local ads offer meat at low prices while noting various services from laundry to upholstery and a push for liquor licenses in Indianapolis and Marion County.
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Murder Charge In Louisville After Neck Break
In Louisville on April 3 Karey Rouse a colored person was attacked after an alleged sassing leading to the breaking of her neck and a murder charge. The report includes other local notices about applying for licenses to sell intoxicants in Indianapolis and surrounding ward notices.
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Nelson Predicts Victory Over Herrera In September Bout
Nelson recalls sparring with Aurelio Herrera in Chicago and Milwaukee, praising Herrera’s punching power and noting their 2 round sparring and a later decision in a main event. He insists he can beat Herrera again, cites past tough bouts, and forecasts winning the forthcoming fight while acknowledging Herrera’s resolve and danger. He mentions manager Billy Nolan and the September 5 fight in Tha when planned.
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