Bezenah brothers win two fights in Elwood arena
In Elwood Indiana on April 4 the Bezenah brothers won two ring contests. Gus Bezenah beat Eddie Cuddy in a ten round bout, while Eugene Bezenah defeated Jack Cullen in a 20 round main event. Cullen was knocked down twice in round nine and again in round fourteen when Bezenah sealed the count out. The lights went out in round ten briefly, delaying the bout.
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Covington
Eddie Cuddy
Indianapolis
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Hart Says NIT Dont Want McCoy Meet Soon
Marvin Hart and Kid McCoy will not fight in the near future as Hart, from Louisville, says he needs a three month rest after recent hard training and fights. Hart’s friends advise delaying until he is better prepared to face McCoy.
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New York Dispatches
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Bowling City Club standings show high scores and leaders
In the City Club League Randall and Taylor posted 1076 and Wickard and Beck led with 1160 followed by Wickard bowled 613. Other pairings include McWhorter and L Vinson 842 and Klein and Kleis 1144 with various three game scores listed.
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L. Vinson
Quill
Wickard
Beck
Eastern league adopts 126 Chicago beats Illinois 14 to 3
The Eastern league meeting adopts a 126. Chicago opened the season Wednesday at Champaign defeating Illinois 14 to 3. Hartsel had an errorless game with three runs and a hit. Wheeling magnates met, Power’s letter cited, Interstate league to be disbanded for the season.
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Illinois
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Hartsel
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Oscar Gardner Challenges Frank Erne In Boxing Bout
Yale and Columbia freshmen crews race on May 1 as part of a wider program. Annapolis wins fencing against French middies 11 bouts to 4. Terre Haute trotting meet July 3–5 with fair purses. McCoy tale from Louisville features his kidlets and Peter Maher on April 29. English stable lad strikes and sailors head to London. Grand American handicap at Interstate Park postponed due to bad weather. McIntyre disqualified for bore. Lester Reiff wins mile selling plate. U S shooting team for Buffalo includes Marshall Elliott Crosby Fallon Gilbert Herkes Parmalee Merrill Budd Powers.
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Columbia
Annapolis
Terre Haute Trotting Association
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Louisville
Peter Maher
Interstate Park
New York
England
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Miss Sarah Keely Re-Elected Superintendent at Women’s Prison
Miss Sarah F Keely was unanimously re elected superintendent of the woman’s prison and girls reform school by the board of managers on Wednesday afternoon. Assistant-supt Susanne Pray secretary Cora Wilson physician Dr Martha Smith were chosen. About 25 applicants sought the post, of whom Keely was not an applicant after 15 years in the role. Cora Wilson succeeds Anna Dunlop. others were reappointed. A senatorial committee found some conditions at the prison but did not sustain charges against Keely.
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Board of Managers
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Cora Wilson
Martha Smith
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Anna Dunlop
John B. Conner
Textile and Household Goods Stock List
A compiled list of varied items for sale including 1 500 yards tinsel drapery 900 pairs Nottingham lace curtains 1 200 China mats 36x18 factory samples 1 650 yards book fold percales 150 children's garden sets 2 5 bedspreads and 250 bottles machine oil 500 large scrub brushes 675 dozen imported clear white pearl buttons.
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Peter Bany Returns Reveals Disappearance Mystery
Peter F Bany saloon keeper at 1260 EB Market St returns after July 10 vanish. He explains financial troubles and embezzling cash from two saloons led to his disappearance. He was found in Milwaukee hospital and now healthy enough to travel home with his son.
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EB. Market Sr
Milwaukee
Washington St
Vermont St
Jury finds ex Constable Hay guilty in assault case
The criminal court jury convicted Frank Hay, formerly a justice of the peace and later a constable, of assaulting Mrs. Sarah Neligh after he called at her home to levy on grocery stock. He was fined one dollar and costs after the panel concluded its deliberations.
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Sarah Neligh
Hay
Fragmentary Names and Numbers in a Historical List
A garbled OCR snippet lists pairs of individuals followed by numbers such as Breuning Purivanel 786 and Gerber Jarboe 692, Kingston Whiteman 726, Sewell Stone 866, Kolb Walbert 797, Bakemeyer McAlpin 794, Malone Meith 817, suggesting a damage-filled roster or ledger excerpt with no clear context or date.
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T. B. Purivanel
E. Gerber
W. Jarboe
B. Kingston
H. G. Whiteman
W.H. Sewell
George Stone
F. J. Kolb
H. P. Walbert
Co. H. Bakemeyer
W. A. McAlpin
Beeres win City club alley tournament in seven games
Bryson and Knox defeat Jay and Pritchett in seven games in the City club alleys. Scores show Bryson 1287 Knox 1337 total 2624 versus Jay 1288 Pritchett 1286 total 2574. MEMPHIS April 4 John Schorrs Esher wins event of the Ring. The Schorrs had not won in ages.
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Jay
Pritchett
Beeres
Bryson
Memphis
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John ‘Schorr
Esher
Ragtime blowout at the Palmer home in Chicago
More than 100 Tuscarora club democrats gathered at the Palmer residence in Chicago to toast the new ward 21 alderman. They heard speeches by Mayor Harrison and Arthur J. Eddy and enjoyed punch, champagne, ragtime tunes, and a buffet supper.
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Tuscarora Club
Palmer
Potter Palmer
Harrison
Alderman Palmer
Arthur J. Eddy
Alderman Goldzier
Ghastly Relics Found In Trunk In Murder Case
In Guadalajara on April 4 investigators report the murder of Gonzales Michael a wealthy Jalisco merchant by his mistress. The prisoner's trunk contained the victim's eye tongue and right hand and she claimed a fondness for him prompted the souvenir keepsake. She is believed insane.
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Mex
Gonzales Michael
Jalisco
Long Distance Exchange Opens in New City Building
A new long distance telephone exchange at Thirtieth and New Jersey streets is now in use in a three story brick building on the northeast corner. Twelve people are employed and demand for houses grows in the surrounding sparsely settled area. Main trunk lines to Chicago, St Louis and the east traverse Thirtieth street, connecting Indianapolis phones with major distant cities. The building is well equipped.
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Republican Politicians Return From Cuba
A party of Republican officials including John B. Cockrum Lieut-gev Gilbert Senator Wood and others returned from Cuba. They were entertained by Gy Wood and viewed Edward P. Thompson formerly postmaster connected with the Thompson.
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Gev. Gilbert
Wil! Wood
James F. Statesman
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the Reformatory
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Alaska trading firms form $100 million transport group
A London dispatch to the Herald reports a large combination of Alaska transportation and trading companies with a total capital of 100 million dollars has been perfected.
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New York
Herald
Alaska
James Hraban Dies by His Own Hand After Exile Announcement
Chicago reports that James Hraban, described as devoted to Tolstoi, committed suicide upon learning of exile from Count Leo Tolstoi. His wife notes the exile rumor and Hraban's admiration for Tolstoi.
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James Hraban
Cout' Leo, Tolstoi
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