Hogriever's sensational slide lights up game at Wash Park
Indianapolis right fielder Hogriever wowed 1,000 fans with a daring third to home slide in the second inning. He later threw a man out at first from right field and showcased his winter training as the Hoosiers battled Cincinnati 6 to 5. Prominent boxing plans loom as April 24 draws near with Henneke Ash Wilson slated to fight, and other bouts announced in Chicago and New York previews.
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Reda
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Charleston
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Bob Armstrong
Harvard faces action over athletics rules enforcement
The text notes that St Paul and Indianapolis are strong contenders for early leadership, while Harvard third baseman H C Frantz has been barred for professionalism. After last season’s football turmoil, the faculty tightens policy on intercollegiate contests.
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H. C. Frantz
Harvard
Great Tennessee derby slated for Memphis Tuesday
Track talk reports Abe Frank as likely winner in the Tennessee derby held at Memphis with odds listed. The colt, sired by Hanover, heads to the post amid anticipation of matinee racing at Business Men's Driving Park this summer, with Nasturtium training in Newmarket and hopes to start in the English derby despite earlier illness.
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Memphis
Abe Frank
Hanover
Business Men’s Driving Park
Nasturtium
Newmarket
Nursery in Church Allows Babies at Service in Chicago
At St James Methodist Episcopal Church Chicago a new nursery department opens during morning services. Mothers may leave infants in a basement room with nurses, hammocks, toys, and milk bottles to soothe and entertain their children while worship continues. In Brownsville Kentucky Democrats urge Gov Beckham to call an extra legislative session due to dissatisfaction with the last legislature.
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St. James’ Methodist
Brownsville
Beckham
Revolver Fire Leaves One in Critical Condition in Street Brawl
Charles Hubbard and Gus Monroe clashed at Indiana avenue and New York street after Monroe accused Hubbard of informing to a patrolman. Hubbard fired twice, striking Monroe in the intestines. Edwards was arrested, Hubbard surrendered. Monroe, 30, a barber, lay dying as doctors operated. his fate remained uncertain.
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Charles Hubbard
Indiana-ave
New York-st
Monroe
Hubbard
Montgomery
Douglass Edwards
Edwards
Hubberd
Tomlinson
Two Editors Die In Indiana Duopoly Losses
Evansville editor James H. McNeely 73 of the Evansville Journal News died Sunday night. He once chaired the Indianapolis Journal, owned the Richmond Palladium and Terre Haute Express, and attended every Republican national convention since Lincoln's era. In Rochester, editor Thomas M. Bitters 66 of the Rochester Daily Republican died Sunday with funeral Monday under Spiritualist auspices.
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Ind
James H. McNeely
Evansville Journal-News
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond Palladium
Terre Haute Express
Lincoln
Rochester
Thomas M. Bitters
Rochester Daily Republican
Spiritualista
Dancing Master Teaches Delsartean Culture to Diplomats Wives
Prof. Jacob Mahlar of St. Louis will instruct a class of wives and daughters of foreign diplomats and U S senators in Delsartean culture. The course aims to prepare attendees for official functions in London during the coronation period. The class has been organized for this special purpose.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Jacob Mahlar
St. Louis
Foreign Diplomatic Corps
United States
London
Ellen M Stone to Speak in Chelsea First Church
Boston April 7 Miss Ellen M Stone the released missionary will deliver her first public address in the country at the First Congregational Church in Chelsea. Charles A Stone of Chelsea will travel to New York to meet her as she arrives likely Friday or Saturday on the Deutschland. Miss Stone will return home to Chelsea to greet her aged mother after a long period of uncertainty. Indianapolis fire insurance association to host a smoker at the Commercial club rooms Monday night.
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Chicago
Carter
al Weinig
American Athletic Club
Joe Choynski
Brooklyn
Weinig
Miss Stone
Boston
Ellen M. Stone
Chelsea
Charles A. Stone
New York
The
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Association
Commercial Club
Chesterton Fire Destroys Half Business District
A large Chesterton blaze on Monday destroyed half the town's business area including the post office and one hotel. The cause is unknown as Laporte aid arrived late. A fire engine came by special train but after the fire was under control. Loss estimated between 50 000 and 100 000.
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Chesterton
Ind
Laporte
Great Chance for Grafters in West Virginia Senate Race
Three West Virginia millionaires Scott Caldwell and Schmulbach compete for a U S senate seat in Parkersburg with heavy spending pledged. Caldwell vows to win at any cost, Scott aims to defeat Caldwell, while Schmulbach joins the money battle for a lively campaign.
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Scott
Schmulbach
Caldwell
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
United States
James J. Caldwell
Huntington
Beaumont
Texas
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Digestive Health
An advertisement claims indigestion can be prevented by Burdock Blood Bitters, asserting the product strengthens and tones the stomach and eliminates digestive troubles for men.
Ketcham Plans Wagon Tour With Crescens and Mules
George W. Ketcham, owner of the famous Crescens, will trot on the state fair grounds August 21 then travel in a covered wagon with his family. Four long-eared mules from a Toledo firm will pull the equipage now quartered on the Ketcham farm. Ketcham calls the summer voyage his lifelong dream and a restful outing.
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George W. Ketcham
Crescens
Fancy
Ketcham
Toledo
Farm Accidents Prompt Demand for Pain Relief Oil
On farms injuries are common with cuts bruises and sprains frequent. The ad promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil claiming instant pain removal and urges keeping it available for safety on the farm.
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Thomas
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