Polo league To Start In Indianapolis In November
Western Polo League schedules first Indianapolis game for November 4 at Tomlinson Hall. Indianapolis opens Muncie season November 3 with Frank Wilson captain and a seven man reserve list. Managers Babcock and Hornaday plan four weekly games, with six at home on Tuesdays and Fridays, and aim for an indoor exhibition to spur interest.
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Western Polo League
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Muncie
Babcock and Hornaday
Mr. Mornaday
Frank Wilson
George Wise
G. Mack
Indianpolis
Charles Smith
al Lanagan
Ellis
Wolfe
Omlinson
Ire
Eif
Rson
Richmond
Marion
Hews
Elwood
Polo
Indians Blank Millers 5 To 0 Behind Williams
Indianapolis pitcher Williams allowed four hits and shut out Minneapolis as the Indians won 5 to 0. Sporer kept the Millers in check until Williams held firm in the late innings. Hoghever, Coulter, Grim, and O'Brien contributed key hits for Indianapolis.Attendance 940.
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Millers
Mr. Williams
Indians
Werden
Grant
Mits
Matthews
Sporer
Williams
Indianapolis
A.B. R. HO
A. EL Hoghever
Los
Tox
Coulter
Grim
Kihm
O'Brien
Kuhns
Yeager
pHewcwws
Cooley
Spovey
Dseeresersnee
Minneapolis
Hogriever
Fox
O’brien
Quillin
Verden
Ramsay
Association calls off match after failed negotiations
Pitre Olson Mowatt McMahon and Moran were considered for a first-rate match but none could be made. Realizing the impossibility of a suitable opponent in short time, the association canceled the event. The Athletic association promises better prospects after Empire theater performances this winter.
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Pitre
Olson
Mowatt
McMahon
Moran
The
Athletic Association
Empire Theater
Cincinnati club signs five players for next year
The Cincinnati National League club acts to secure present players. Articulate, the western speed wonder, failed to place in the Merchants handicap at Saratoga. Queen R, owned by Wm Robbins of Greensburg, broke a leg and had to be killed. Root and Gardner in Salt Lake City will race again within two months to attract a better offer. Elwvou races drew crowds. Tellma won the 3:00 trot with 2:29 1/4 best time and Miss Coleridge won the 2719 pace at 1:18 3/4. J. J. Scanner leads by $8,000 due to The Abbott lameness. Scannel expects Lord Derby to race again. Owner of the great nag trails $29,000 ahead in forfeited-option money.
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Saratoga
Merchants
Queen R
Wm. Robbins
Greensburg
Lawrenceburg
Root
Gardner
Salt Lake City
Frisco
Chicago
Tellma
Bell Sheldon
Lee Vincent
Rosa Fitzsimmons
Lady Poem
Miss Coleridge
Slumber, Jr
American Belle
J. J. Scanner
Abbott
Lord Derby
Scannel
Actress survives loop the loop at Coney Island ride
Josephine Hall, the actress, fainted during a loop the loop ride at Coney Island after a Manhattan Beach trip with her husband Alfred E. Aarons. He paused his business to tend her at the Manhattan Beach hotel. The next day she faced nervous prostration, and Aarons says she will not ride again.
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New York
Josephine Hall
Alfred E. Aarons
Manhattan Beache Hotel
Miss Hall
Coney Island
Manhattan Beach
Coney
Firecracker Containing Liquor Spooks Indianapolis Family
An Indianapolis matron found a giant firecracker hidden in a liquor box from a Kentucky distillery. The fuse was pulled but no explosion occurred, revealing a bottle of aged liquor inside the device. The incident caused considerable worry as the family feared a blast or fire.
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Indianapolis
Kentucky
Baseball Gab Moves and Dramas From the City
Magesy McGraw visits with John Brush as talks on next season loom. Millers series finale Wednesday at 3 45. Injuns face Killen in a promised bloody battle. Star Store and Wasson disputes spark arbitration. Postoffice game awarded to Wasson’s. league standings list Star Store People’s outfit and others. Kid Monroe dies after being run over by a car wheel near Canton. Three-I results and Y M I plans, Nick Young quits after 30 years with New York aiming for league reorganization.
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Killen
Injuns
Star Store People’s Outfitting Company
Wasson-Postoffice
Wassons
Postoffice
Pet
Rotts
Sakanol
Wasson’s
Niente She
Nick Young
National League
Mr. Young
New York
Brush
Cincinnati
Local Lottery Ad Reads From The Sun’s Liners
Classified ad style note from The Sun’s liners offers guaranteed results and two phone lines 8 0 with office at 121 123 East Ohio Street for inquiries.
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Ohiost
Fortune Found After Seven Years for Missing Heir
In Fortunate twist, laborer John Flannigan, long presumed lost, is located in Connecticut after seven years since an estate deposited by Hiram J. Gallivan. Flannigan, 28, receives about 40000 dollars from the Providence estate now, while the other two nephews shared earlier.
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John Flannigan
Klondike
Hiram J. Gallivan
Providence
John Mannigan
Flannigan
Manning & Hodgskin
New York
Connecticut
Manning
Consolidated Railroad
Excursions From Indianapolis to Louisville Train
Special round trip excursion from Indianapolis Union Station to Louisville for $1.50. Depart 7 a.m. from Indianapolis, return from Louisville at 7 p.m. on Sunday, August 24.
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Louisville
Indianapolis Union Station
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Indianapolis
Will of Senator McMillan Reveals Multi-MMillion Estate
Probate filing shows the senator's estate valued between $6 million and $10 million. Bequests include charity homes, hospitals, and personal legacies to wife, children, in laws, nephews, and employees. A $300,000 trust funds Mrs. McMillan, while remaining assets go to sons W C, Philip, and Francis.
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Detroit
McMillan
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Women’s Hospital and Foundlings’ Home
Children's Free Hospital Association
Little Sisters of the Poor
Grace Hospital
Eagle Head
Manchester
Mass
W. J. Jarvis
G. M. Black
Chas. Moore
Richard Rice
Bessie Barry
Washington
Hugh McMillan
W. C
Philip
Francis McMillan
Japanese garden to grace Brokaw estate in Great Neck
A 25000 dollar Japanese garden is under construction at William Gould Brokaw's Great Neck estate. Seventy skilled workers led by a French gardener are creating a 200 by 200 foot garden with native Japanese trees shrubs plants and flowers and several summer houses and tea pagodas. The project should be finished by fall.
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William Gould Brokaw
Great Neck
L. I
Japan
Empire Boat Off There Will Be No Scrapping
An Empire vessel ends its voyage with a firm stance against scrapping as tensions rise aboard in the Bui region. Crews report resolve to preserve the boat and its legacy amid local debates.
Swirl of Society Notes Marriages and Travel
Social items report Mrs. Henry Kahn and daughter back from Europe while Miss Annie Dean hosted Miss Dana Seltzer of Marion. J C Sipe arrives in New York from Amsterdam on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Miss Maude Harrison to wed Harvey E Crane Sept. 2. Shortridge High School's new principal Lawrence C Hull arrives and will rent a home on N New Jersey Street. Miss Nettie Tucker wed to Leroy G George. Mrs. M C Hunt and Mrs John Mayer depart for Chicago. Morris Ross to stay at Rika Dom while family at Harbor Point. Emma Wurster and Léonard Voght marry. attendants Miss Annie Poppe and Robert Wurster. bride wears white organdie with roses. wedding supper at Fred Wurster's home.
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J. C. Sipe
New York
Amsterdam
Holland
Maude Harrison
Fort Wayne
Harvey E. Crane
Lawrence C. Hull
Shortridge High School
N. New Jersey
Nettie Tucker
Leroy G. George
Mancie
M. C. Hunt
John and
Harvey Mayer
Chicago
H. C. Dyer
Morris Ross
Rika Dom
Holliday Country Place
Harbor Point
Emma, Wurster
Léonard Voght
Schary
Annie Poppe
Robert Wurster
Fred Wurster
Breakup After Exchanging Receipts Ends Engagement
In New Haven on August 20 Anna Drazen, 19, and Morris L. Zeiderman ended their brief courtship by exchanging receipts for the return of gifts. Anna pledges to break off the engagement and Zeiderman confirms he has received the presents including a diamond ring and a gold ring.
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New Haven, Conn
Anna Crazen
Morris L. Zeiderman
Anna Drazen
Towit
A Human Knot In Thomaston For Acrobat Frank Kelsey
Frank Kelsey an acrobat from Oxford Conn locked his legs behind his neck and walked the platform at a Thomaston station. Unable to untwist himself after a quarter hour he collapsed exhausted and called for bystander help before the train.
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Thomaston
Conn
Frank Kelsey
Oxford
Horse Trading Banks in North Dakota Spin New Ventures
North Dakota banks in newer areas offer horse trading as part of their services amid western boom. Bankers ship horses from Iowa and Illinois to farmers, selling for cash or on time and earning profits plus interest on credit agreements.
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North Dakota
Northwest
Iowa
Illinois
Big Splurge for Jake Smith
In Portsmouth Ohio on August 20 General Jacob H. Smith was feted with a grand reception and banquet by citizens and the G A R. The event, though a stag affair, drew many ladies into the hotel lobby to greet the general as thousands of workers contributed their attendance.
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Jake Smith
Portsmouth
Jacob H. Smith
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