Local Sporting Standings and Team Records
A fragment from a historical page shows league standings with teams such as Capitals Crescents Nationals North-sides Ko-we-bas Lenox and Washingtons. It lists wins losses and percentages across divisions with scattered numbers and ambiguous labels.
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Marions
Washingtons
Capital Citys
Crescents
Ind
Turners Lenox
Pastimes
Nationals
LIS Bo'gue
Pet
Wsisnnwe Ovaeeregee
Capital City
Coors
Ko-we-bas
Turners
Bowling Scores Drive City Clubs in Close Matches
In a lively set of bowling games, City clubs and Marions split. The City first division won two of its matches while the second division needed a 900 score to clinch its lone win. Close, exciting bowling across divisions highlighted a competitive afternoon.
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Turners
Marions
Western Intercollegiate Athletic Association Set to Meet
The Western intercollegiate athletic association schedules a next meeting to appoint a governing committee. Any school that follows the adopted rules but does not attend may still participate in the contests.
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Western, Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Multiple Sports Results and Bets Stir Weathered Race Week
Rain slow New Orleans track finishes tight. Memphis jockey club unveils stakes for 18 day spring meet starting April 1. Bennings crowds steady as new riders boost betting. John M. Lilly nets 47 of 50 pigeons at gun club meet. Sullivan clashes with Oleson in Chicago. Fons defeats Piening twice in New York, 29 31 and 1 21. Abbott sale brings 26500. Freeman returns to Lexington with 127 wins. Estate sale of Daly stable noted. horses cost 600000. Lyons defeats Kane in Denver. West Point plays Annapolis. Earlham wins 12 11 in hot game. Johnstown’s Kelly dead from football injuries. S H S meets Huntington on Saturday. Short Ridge season ends. New York show and Chicago sale dampen horse racing impact. autos play minor role. Pittsburg game postponed on a soggy field. Matthews dazzles Broadway. Ryan to meet. Australia baseball rising. trotters priced well. Lucy Patchen sold for 2350. praised as family thoroughbred. Jeffries buys two suits and overcoat. Baseball quiet until New York meeting. Imp races dormant till spring. Reiff brothers prosper. plan study to manage wealth after racing.
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Memphis Jockey Club
Bennings
John M. Lilly
Dave Sullivan
Chicago
Ole Oleson
Till Siler
Ole
Paul Fons
John Piening
New York
Abbott
Patsy Freeman
Lexington
France
Marcus Dairy
Daly
Harry Lyons
Jack Kane
San Francisco
Denver
Kane
West Point
Annapolis
Earlham Sports
Earlham
Lucy Patchen
Lucy
Jim Jeffries
Sterling Holt sells at New York horse sale stallion Rex American
Sterling Holt bought Rex American at the big New York horse sale on Friday. The four year old stallion has a race record of 2 1 1 3 4.
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Sterling R. Holt
New York
Rex Americus
Fulton Fire Destroys Block Including Post Office Opera House
Fulton Kentucky recounts a Saturday blaze that cost about 250 900 dollars destroying Meadow's dry goods and multiple stores. Twenty firms burned out as burglars are suspected after a string of thefts. Boyd Reed of Paducah leaped from a third story window and may be fatally hurt as water works proved inadequate.
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Fulton
Meadow
Pos
Boyd Reed
Paducah
Van Liew Sentenced for Murder in Van Wert Case
Mrs Emma Van Liew was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for killing Miss Alice Hammell at Van Wert. She confessed to throwing oil of vitriol on the victim but did not reveal her motive. Mrs Van Liew arrived in Columbus Friday night and was taken to the penitentiary Saturday morning.
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Neil
Miss Hammell
van Lew
Indianapolis brewer denies coercion of drivers unionizing
F C Grossart city manager of the Indianapolis brewing company says workers are free to chose and the firm objects to no one. He adds that if drivers from other breweries join, they told their own drivers they did not wish to bar them.
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F. C. Grossart
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Edison phonographs debut at Kipp Bros store concert
A large crowd attended a phonograph concert at Kipp Bros store on Meridian Street Friday evening. Webb Brelsford Jr of Edison served as band master and musical director with Sousa selections favored. The event aimed to showcase tongueless talkers and the machines’ quality drew encores. Kipp Bros opened a retail department.
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Kipp Bros
Meridian St
Edison Phonographs
Webb Brelsford, Jr
Edison Company
Sousa Band
Croker Urged to Pay Five Thousand in Taxes
London reports Richard Croker faced a $109000 income tax assessment on temporary residency. The levy, boosted by Boer War duties, would cost him about $5000. Croker appealed to Wantage committee but faced a firm response from the tax officials.
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Croker
Zoo Director Bostock Informs Arrival Of Living Chimpanzee
Director general Bostock of the Indianapolis Zoo telegraphs Manager Potter in Baltimore that a single genuine living chimpanzee has been imported and will be displayed at the zoo by Monday or Tuesday, marking a notable addition to the facility.
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Animal Kingdom
Signor
Jose Barrios
Emerson
Bobby Mack
Bostock
Col
WM. Darlington
Frank C. Bostock
Animal King
Epworth Leagues
Baptist Young People’s Unions
Young People’s Christian Unions
Good Citizens’ Club
Young People’ S Christian Temperance Union
Law Enforcement Society
The
Zoo
Potter
Baltimore
Indianapolis Zoo
Social whirl marks week with birthdays and parties
A surprise party celebrated Joseph Schultz fiftieth birthday Friday night. Dinner for out-of-town guests was hosted by Mr and Mrs D L Murphy. Plymouth church ladies plan a calendar social and sale December 17. The Phoebe society Christmas market runs December 5 6 and 7 in Tomlinson hall to aid Deaconess hospital and Old folks home.
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Joseph Schultz
D. L. Murphy
Merrillst
Ladies’ Union of Plymouth Church
Hope
Minnie Weinland
Wiliam Schaefer
Seymour
Lottie McGinnis
George Childers
Albert Rabb
Miss Murray
Miss Kennedy
The
State University
Gen
Harrison
Washington
McKinley
John W. Foster
Phoebe Society
Tomlinson Hall
Deaconess
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promise Quick Relief for Catarrh
Observant physicians note rising catarrhal diseases and endorse Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as the safest internal remedy. Dr. Risdell and Dr. Estabrook report relief for nasal throat and stomach catarrh, citing cleansing antiseptic action and absence of poisonous drugs. tablets are portable, pleasant, and sold by druggists for complete treatment.
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Stuart
Risdell
Estabrook
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Veridian
Indianapolis
Washington ST
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Iee Heme Institution
Heme Capital
Indiana
John H. Holliday
John M.spann
Market St. Tel
Goa
Perrin
East Washington
Carl L. Rost
Diamond
North Illinois Street
Bates
Sporting News
ENDIA
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J. Trumbull Kelly
Johnstown
Huntington High School
Shortridge
Pittsburg
Matty Matthews
Broadway
Tommy Ryan
Australia
Imp
Reiff
Sterling Holt
Lass
Columbus
Emma
Wasson
Tadies
H. P. Wasson & CO
London
Richard Croker
Tice
Wantage
W Rich
Regina
Edison
Kipp Bros. CO
N. Penn
China
Glass
Charles Mayer & CO
West Washington Street
Souvesir
F. C. Whitney
Edwin Knowles
Stan
Max Freeman
Adelphi Theater
Arthur Forrest
Samuel Edwards
Richard Buhler
Robert McWade
Wilton J. Douglass
William Leyden
Walker Dennett
Herbert Pryor
George Conway
Ward McDonald
Dallas Tyler
Neilete Reed
Ann Fairchild
Mabel Mortimer
Master Jack Ryan
Julian Edwards
Marion Manola
Chazis
Burke
Sai
Adelaide Herrmann
Widowee Merrmann
Japan
Mrs
Jimmy Barry
Zimmer
Harry Howard
Mabel Maitland
Kelly and
Violette
Basset-Marshall Company
Cook Remedy Co
Masonic Pare
Chicago,ll
Good
Clusive
Empire Theater
Heuck and Fennessey’s Ramblers
To Ree Brothers
Quaker City Quartette
Bonita & la Rue
Dunbar Sisters
Ramond & Clark
Devere & Bush
Wise Mike
Burke Bros
Lida Dexter
Stara
Little Egypt
Eduard Strauss
Vienna Orchestra
Grand Opera
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