Indians Look For Strong Penultimate Push This Season
Manager Watkins notes improving mood as Indians scrub practice sharpens skills. Players work on catching, hitting, running, and fielding drills. Pitchers Heydon Lynch Moore arm limbering. Reybold Hoghiever duo to patrol outfield with Seybold. Guese expected to be sizeable presence for Indianapolis if on team. Sanders remains healthy with trusted southpaw curves. Grounds prepared for roller. team to soon practice inside the park.
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Lynch
Moore
Reybold
Hoghiever
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Seybold
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Guese
Indianapolis
Fort Jaigne
Jean
Geen
Pugilists Dialect Clash Prepares New Heavyweight Bout
In a lively exchange among boxers, Bob Fitzsimmons Ruhlin and Jeffries rivals trade claims. Rumors of a 25 round bout at Tuckahoe club emerge, with threats of more title ambitions and denials from Sharkey McCoy Corbett. Detroit baseball closes deal with St Louis for Lockhead Sullivan Harley McAllister for $2000.
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Detroit
Lub Haa
Rob Leon
St. Louis
Harry Lockhead
Suter Sullivan
R. J. Harley
Lew McAllister
Manual Training High's Picked Team Beats High School 14 to 12
A selected Manual Training High School baseball squad defeated the local high school team at the old ballpark on Tuesday by 14 to 12. Batteries credited to MT B S Whittridge Hotz and Victor while for the high school Collins and Conner pitched.
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Manual Training
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Whittridge
Hotz
Victor
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Driving Club Officers Elected At Deni Son Hotel
The postponed meeting of the businessmen's driving club was held Tuesday evening at the Deni Son hotel. Officers elected include President W W Baker Vice president John Mann secretary and treasurer C E Weber and directors W B Blair C E Shover W N Short H I Gates Sol Minter. The club reports increased membership and better competition with plans to purchase new carts. Another meeting is scheduled for next Thursday night.
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Son
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C. E. Weber
W.B. Blair
W. N. Short
Gates
Sol Minter
Indianapolis bicycle dealers plan formal opening night
Indianapolis bicycle dealers announce a formal Friday evening opening with decorated shops shown to best advantage. The Grand American handicap at Interstate Park, Long Island, drew about 1825 entries but finishing is uncertain before racing ends.
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Interstate Park
Long Ieland
Indiana league adds two clubs and Elwood franchise shift
In Muncie Indiana on April 4 an informal league meeting approved admitting two more clubs and transferring the Elwood franchise to manager TM Newberger of Matthews. Richmond already fields a strong team led by Billy Earle with captaincy. Wachtell reports 75 applicants for Muncie, to be cut to 20. Shine Stanley of Shelbyville, who beat the Hooiser Kid, is in Indianapolis seeking a 133 pound bout with Kid Robinson preferred.
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Moncie
Chibs
Cod
Richmond
Elwood
Newberger
Matthews
Billy Earle
Globe Trotter
Wachtell
Shine” Stanley
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Kid’ Robinson
Bars Thrown Down by Mount Three Men In Indianapolis Dodging Courts
Frankfort Ky April 4 There is now no longer any doubt that political fugitives from Kentucky have found a safe haven in Indiana since Gov Mount of Indiana has told Beckham not to expect recognition of requisitions as Taylor remains governor Indianapolis shelters ex Secretary of State Finley Thomas Todd and R N Miller county attorney of Beckenridge county The grand jury continues as everyone waits for the court of appeals decision Louisville which is expected to favor the democrats Beckham backers plan a display of arms to seize the executive building which could trigger bloodshed Eleven companies of the Third regiment stand ready A Republican leader warned that if Taylor or other Republicans named in the Goebel case are arrested 50000 Republicans would rush to Frankfort within 18 hours The Gatling gun stays in the executive yard and is seen as indicating strong plans Ex Gov Bradley said the court of appeals decision will quickly be carried to the US Supreme Court and the Goebel fight will end Louisville hosts flowers for the grave of Goebel and notes a donor collection
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Indianapolis
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R. N. Miller
Beckenridge County
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Goebel
Bradley
United States Supreme Court
Wm. Goebel
Puerto Rican bill victory in Senate 40 to 31 amidst pairings
Washington April 4 the Puerto Rican bill passed the senate 40 to 31 with Beveridge paired in favor of the bill but backing all free trade amendments. The Davis free trade amendment was defeated 40 to 30 while a list of yeas and nays reflected party lines and key senators such as Fairbanks Foraker and Lodge supported the bill or amendments.
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Lodge
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Platt
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Sullivan
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Feller
Miller in Indianapolis as Goebel case spurs tension
Refugeh Miller, Breckinridge county Kentucky chief of the corporation department under Secretary Caleb Powers, visits Indianapolis guest of W M Robinson. He rode March 12 after a warrant was issued for his arrest and says his desk was near the window tied to the Goebel killing scene. Beckham and Mount clash over requisitions. Mount denounces any private compact and says Beckham’s bid for governor is doubtful.
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Breckinridge County
Kentucky
Corporation Department
Caleb Powers
Indianapolis
W. M. Robinson
N. Capitolave
Goebel
Beckham
Mount
Disease fund strained as smallpox case prompts quarantine
The Officials are in hot haste after another smallpox case. Charles J. Durand of 115 Nelson Street is ill and his home quarantined. The health board has under $50 for contagious diseases and must fund house disinfection for diphtheria and scarlet fever cases. Two sanitary officers are assigned to guard duties. Mayor Teggertsald will cover expenses above the current funds until more money is approved. An ordinance to appropriate $1,000 was introduced and will pass at a special meeting.
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Board of Health Fund
Charles J. Durand
Nelson Sr
Health Board
Teggertscald
Tuesday's Ballot Box Republican Winners Across States
Campbell Republican elected mayor of Tacoma Washington. Nebraska Omaha reports Republican gains. Lincoln city carried by 1200 vote majority. Democrats held Kansas City mayor Reed in Missouri contests. Minnesota towns voted officers with few partisan results. Milwaukee re-elects Rose as mayor. Republicans show strength in several cities.
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Nebraska
Omaha
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Lincoln
Texas
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Kansas City
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Rose
Milwaukee
Split His Kneecap Tragedy After Runaway Horse
W. O. Matthews of Eugene and Btta streets Indianapolis and his son in law William Hosier were riding on Maryland street when a runaway horse pulled into another buggy. Matthews was thrown out as the horse bolted after a train. Matthews’ kneecap was broken.
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W. O. Matthews
Eugene
Btta Sts
Indianapolis
William Hosier
Maryland St
Boster
Matthews
Carriage Collision On Pennsylvania Street Incurred Injuries
A broken single-tree caused Frank Smith's team from the Frank Bird transfer company to run over on Pennsylvania Street near Market Tuesday. The team veered into the avenue and halted by being driven into the Pennsylvania Railroad yards. E F Kramer and wife and Edward Snyder and his wife and child, returning from a funeral, were slightly tarred but otherwise uninjured.
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Frank Smith
Frank Bird Transfer Company
Pennsylvania St
Market
Vhrainave
Pennsylvania Railroad
E.F. “Kramer
Edward Sny‘der
Harvard Professors Question Magnetic South Discovery
Harvard professors doubt the south magnetic discovery reported by researchers. The fragment mentions April in Boston and references investigations into the nature and implications of the finding.
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Harvard
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