Hack Wears Jaunty Air in Great International Pugilist
Chicago April two athletes feel confident about winning as Hackenschmidt and Gotch prepare for an international match at Dexter pavilion. Hack with a calm air expects to seize the 10,000 purse while Gotch remains nervous yet sure of victory. Weighs about 209 pounds each, with Ed Smith refereeing. The arena seats 12 0 persons with elevated seating for two thirds. Four preliminary bouts precede the main event likely to start at 8 o'clock. Receipts expected to exceed 9. The general admission is 2 and 3 dollars, reserved seats from 3 to 40.
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Meyer
Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Pirugele
Dexter Pavilion
Stockyards
Hack
Ed Smith
Chicago American
CHIDW BOX WITH GIANTS GAMP AT DALLAS
In Dallas on April 3 the Giants and players watched Terry McGovern entertain at the Dallas A C hour session. McGovern sparred with Al Bridwell in a three round exhibition refereed by Mike Donlin. The bout ended in a draw after McGovern showed flashes of power and speed.
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Tex
Giants
Terry McGovern
Dallas A. C
Tarry
al Bridwell
Mike Donlin
Terry
Bridwell
Dontin
Gardner and Lewis Set for Vernon Pavilion Bout
Special to the Indianapolis Sun reports that the Jeffries Athletic Club announced a welterweight bout between Jimmy Gardner and Harry Lewis for the Vernon pavilion house warming. The 3 round fight is slated for April 23 with Jim Jeffries as referee. Baron Long arranged travel by Southern Pacific and Santa Fe to prevent them meeting on the trip.
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Los Angeles
Cal
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Harry Lewis
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Boston
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Lewis
Baron Long
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Former Gaorier Captured in New York
Daniel R. Delaney, ex cashier of Henry E. Coe & Co. at 69 Wall St., accused of embezzlement and forgeries totaling $26, was captured in Mountaindale, N Y, and detectives were sent to return him. In Richmond, Indiana, Rush P D Miller, 38, son of Col John F Miller former general superintendent of the Pennsylvania railroad Southwest system, died yesterday in St Louis after an operation.
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Daniel R. Delaney
Henry E. Coe & Co
Wallst
Mountaindale
N. T
Owrere
Richmond
Ind
Rush
Causes of Headache From Cold Season and Cure
From October to May colds are the most frequent cause of headache. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE is claimed to remove the cause. EF W Grove comments on box 2he.
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EF. W. Grove
Government Roundup Seizes Anarchists in New York
A government crackdown on anarchists began with a New York roundup. Secret service agents detained detainees and sent them to Ellis Island for immigration review by Acting Commissioner Joseph Murray. Those unable to prove lawful status face deportation amid the Union Square bombing investigation.
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New York
United States
Ellis Island
Joseph Murray
Cy Young Still a Star for Boston Americans
The picture shows Cy Young, veteran pitcher of the Boston Americans, in action. In his forties and with over twenty years of pitching, he remains highly effective though not the pitcher of ten years ago. His arms show little wear and he remains one of McGuire's stars.
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Cy Young
Boston Americans
Young
McGuire
Fire destroys Haggin farm mare barn in Lexington
Special to The Indianapolis Sun reports a blaze at J. B. Haggin's Elmdorf farm in Lexington April 3 destroyed a circular breed mare barn housing BB mares and 11 foals. The barn valued at 6000 dollars. other details about horse measurements appear in the same dispatch.
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Indianapolis Sun
Lexington
J. B. Haggin
Elmdorf
Bowler Kimmel Tops Individual High in Pro Marquette League
Kimmel of the Tishimimes led with an indoor total of 33 and rolled over 23 pins in another game. Second place tied between Kammel and Schill at 216, Lauck 213 for the Pawnees. Tishimingos won three from Mackinaws while Pawnees beat Mohawks and Seminoles downed Navajos. Was sons clinched Retail Serial Bowline title with Summers as opponent. Nationals beat Ayres quintet. Speicher led Eli Lily Bowling with 24 as Cocos swept 2 of 3. Diamonds aided Bromos. Bears trounced Old Guards in German House Banhns league. Abe Martins lost two to Turners.
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Lauck
Pawnees
Seminoles
Wassons
Nationals
Ayres
Strauss
Taylor
Speicher
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Eli Lily
Cocos
Diamonds
Bromos
Bears
Old Guards
Banhns
Abe Martins
Turners
Union driving idea gains interest among Hoosier players
Indianapolis players receive inquiries from labor movement organizers about forming a ball players union linked to the American Federation of Labor. Managers, batboys, and most players favor unionization despite doubts about aligning with a larger labor body. Chicago White Sox and Boston Americans players echo grievances against club owners, with Jimmy Callahan seen as a key organizer.
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Indianapolis Playyers
Indianapolis
Wlaygers
Carr
Chicago White Sox
Boston Americans
Bos
Tsust
Standard Oil
Mer
Usinh
Boston Americans and Hoosiers in Contest
Boston Americans and Indianapolis play Friday at Washington Park. The Yannigans went to Champaign early Friday, returning for Saturdays game while the Regulars head to Toledo. Guyn and Cady were sent to Marty Hogan's Zanesville team, Whiteman to Little Rock.
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Boston Americans
Indianapolis
Washington Park
Yannigans
Bostons
Champaign
Toledo
Gcuyn
Cady
Marty Hogan
Zanesville
Eam
Whiteman
Little Rock
New Vanderbilt Cup Rules Set Weight and Distance
The Racing Board of the American Automobile Association announced new Vanderbilt Cup race conditions. Minimum car weight 1983.6 pounds and maximum 2644.8 pounds, race length between 260 and 400 miles, track type not allowed on horse or bicycle tracks. Entries close September 1. Frank C Batty of Savannah Automobile Club joins the board. A thanks note was adopted for Gov Hoke Smith and Savannah authorities.
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New York
The
American Automobile Association
Frank C. Batty
Savannah Automobile Club
Spring Training Drills Highlight Odd Plays and Scores
In New Orleans April 3 Addie Jose and Dusty Rhoades impressed in a tight game with Cleveland. Stovall and Turner made standout defensive plays as Cleveland edges ahead. score details include heavy hits and late rallies. Birmingham saw a weather-shortened 7 inning tie with Chicago Nationals. Toledo may acquire Walter Clarkson. Atlanta hosts New York Americans in a 5 to 4 finish with late heroics by the visitors.
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Addie Jose
Dusty Rhoades
Bishop
Mewrie Is
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T. Pelicans
Joes
Rhoades
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Stovall
Tme
Lord
Teery Turner
Lave Gross
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Carpenter
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Durbin
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Resan
Ferguson
Raub
Toledo
Walter Clarkson
Harvard
Naps
Armour
Dayton
Jones
Atlanta
New York Americans
New York
MecKenzie and McMurrax
Orth and Lake
Swreness
May Pension Old Ones
Melbourne April 3 Premier Deakin announces in the house of representatives that the government will soon adopt a pension system for the old aged.
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Deakin
Several Box Cars Burn in Charlottesville Fire
Several box cars on a siding at Charlottesville Indiana were destroyed by fire in an early April blaze. The incident is believed to have been started by a tramp, with investigators seeking the cause and any suspects.
Thorp's Selections and Probable Poquessing Winner
Thorp lists selections across six races with horses and horses’ connections. The most probable winner named is Poquessing, noted along with other riders and horses such as Benning Berkelx Simple Takahira Alice Navarre and Lady Evelin. The text reads like a horse racing card with entry names and race order.
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Benning
Traghk
Smoker
Berkelx
Simple
Henorse
Takahira
Alice Navarre
Lady Evelin
Boeh Callahan, Jr
Kempton
Glaucus
Ven Laer
High Range
Dan de Noyles
Brookdale
Waoodlane
Umbrella
Poquessing
Killiecrankie
Sally
Most
Coulter Now a Benedict On Hoosier Ex-Outfielder
A profile notes Coulter, once the Hoosiers left fielder, has married Nick Altrevik’s daughter and settled at a Balls Landing home. The piece hints at a quiet life away from baseball glare as Coulter plans to announce season specifics and maintains a reserved stance on his wife.
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Cyrus
Nick Altrevk
Coulter
Indiananolis
Burns to Fight Two in Paris Exhibition Bout
New York April 4 Tommy Burns will stay in Paris for an exhibition bout at the Folies Bergere fighting two adversaries. Charley Wilson and Ti ar Smith are named as the opponents. Burns reportedly earns seven thousand four hundred nine dollars if he wins or draws. The Longacre club clash saw Mange defeat Fouse O'Brien with a decisive two punch finish as the referee halted the bout.
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United States
Tommy
Paris
Tus Follies Bergere
Charley Wilson
Tris
Wile Manso
Fouse O'Brien
Longacre
Mange
Boston
Raferea
Obrien
Mango
Willis
O'Brien
President Eliot’s Visit Sparks Indianapolis Society Activities
President Eliot of Harvard visits Indianapolis with a busy schedule of receptions and talks. The Indianapellite association hosts a reception for Mis Blunt and her husband, with Evans Woollen and other notable figures in attendance. Eliot speaks to local associations, attends banquets, and witnesses art exhibitions as Indianapolis’ social and cultural circles rally around the Harvard guest.
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Indianapellite Association
Mis Blunt
Evans Woollen
Art Association
Noollen
William J. Fox
Hugh Mel W. Landon
Ap Credc
Indiana
Eliot
Southern Indiana ‘Teachers’ Association
Tomlinson Hall
Lawrence B. Cummings
Alahama St
Irvington Athenaeum
Butler College
University Club
Thomas C. Howe
Harvard Club
Diana
Universite Club
Kepner Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination
Albert L. Kepner announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for sheriff. He is ward conductor for the Chicago division of the Big Four and chairs grievance committees for the Clio division and the Brotherhood of Trainmen. He resides at 1527 Spann Ave and has long party service.
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Albert L. Kepner
Qtepnery
Chicago
Big Four
Clio
Spannave
American Consul James Roche Gies Dies in Bern
James Jeffreys Roche, American consul in Bern Switzerland, died at an early hour. He was a noted author and appointee from Massachusetts. He served as consul here for years and was in his seventies. The report notes he died peacefully in his residence. Further details on his successor and funeral arrangements were not available.
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Switzerland
James Jeffreys Roche
Mr. Hoche
Iran
Massachusetts
Ste Pee
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