Baseball chatter on moves and coaching plans for spring
Reidy will stay in Milwaukee despite reports of a move to St. Louis. Kid Nichols aims to coach Harvard next spring. Cavin of DePauw schedules key games against Purdue Notre Dame and Indiana State. The Pulse and Fisher return to bolster the pitching staff. Last year’s lineup partly intact. Indoor gym practice is shaping form.
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Reidy
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Kid Nichols
Harvard
Cavin
DePauw
Purdue
Notre Dame
State University
Fisher
Indianapolis opens season with pennant hopefuls list
Unofficial word hints that UNS W. H. Watkins will not reveal the full roster for next season but Indianapolis is expected to start strong with a lineup of pennant contenders.
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W. H. Watkins
Indianapolis
American League Fire Eaters Spar Over Chicago Meeting
The American league settled a three member committee to study the St Louis Milwaukee deal while Ban Johnson and Charles Somers were re elected. The season runs from April 23 to October 5 with a 15 man team limit likely to continue. James A Hart promotes peace but voices remain divided among baseball figures.
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St.Louis-Milwaukee
American League
Mon- Gay
Chicago
Shibe
Postal and
Com
Iskey
Ban Johnson
Chas. Somers
James A. Hart
Indianapolis basketball league names officials for coming year
At a Monday meeting Kelly of Dartmouth was chosen referee West YOC A umpire McPhersen and Sherrin timers and Geckler and Anthony scorers for the coming year. An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged for all games.
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Indianapolis Basketball League
Kelly
Dartmouth
West
McPhersen
Sherrin
Geckler
Anthony
Franklin College Football Banquet Honors Dr Do Hall
The Franklin college football squad enjoyed a banquet Monday night hosted by Dr Do Hall. The program featured songs speeches and football talk highlighting the team and season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin College
Do. Hall
Kid McCoy Tops Three Heavyweights in Four Rounds
In London on Monday night Kid McCoy the Indianapolis fighter challenged any trio of heavyweights to four rounds each and backed the claim by defeating Dave Berry Jack Scales and Jack Madden within the four rounds.
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Kid McCoy
Indianapolis
Dave Berry
Jack Scales
Jack Madden
Cuban boxer Emil Sanchez to fight Berenah in Cincinnati clash
The Cuban sensation Emil Sanchez, trained by Tommy Ryan, meets Berenah in Cincinnati on Wednesday night in a bout touted as exceptionally interesting. Gov Nash pushes reform and aims to halt a planned fight at Painesville Ohio, a move supported by local boxers wary of a gang in the area. Young Corbett faces widespread challenges as pugilists seek his scalp, with rivals claiming many are lightweights.
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Emil Sanchez
Berenah
Cincinnati
America
Tommy Ryan
Gov. Nash
Painesville, O
Young Corbett
Race Horsemanship and Racing Notes From New Orleans and Louisville
Four favorites finished on a slow track in New Orleans Monday with O'Brien riding three winners. Bookmakers lost at Oakland as two favorites won. One hundred fifty-one thoroughbreds sold at Louisville Monday averaging 243 pounds per head. Muncie Belle, valued at 35.09, died Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
O’brien
Oakland
Louisville
League of American Sportsmen Meet in Indianapolis
The League of American Sportsmen will hold its national meeting in Indianapolis on February 12, 1908. Frank L. Littleton Indiana chief game warden expects a larger turnout. The group discusses game laws and conservation. Indiana division has grown from 40 to 700 since 1900. The league's official organ is Recreation.
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League of American Sportsmen
Indianapolis
Frank L. Littleton
Indiana
New York City
The
L. A.S
Recreation
Shot Himself at the Church Door in Monticello
Bert Cohee, 21, died from four gunshot wounds after firing at the Advent Church near Monticello Indiana. He had accompanied Miss Plessie Hare to the church and shot himself as he stepped out after hitching his horse. He cited parental mistreatment as the motive.
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Monticello
Ind
Bert Cohee
Cohee
Miss Plessie Hare
Advent Church
Here
Miss Hare
Baby’s Coos Mercy Leads Judge to Suspend Prison Term
In Muncie Indiana Judge Moreland suspended James Duncan’s sentence after he admitted forging a 315 dollar check. Duncan’s baby cooed and reached out as the man faced the bench, while his tearful wife watched, prompting the judge to show leniency and caution him to be more careful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Bond and Annexation Moves Dominate Council Meeting
The council approved a 195000 bond issue to cover current revenue deficits with scheduled payments through 1997 and 3 percent interest. Democrats Moriarity Berry supported the measure and annexation plans for Irvington and Tuxedo were proposed, placing the H D tracks at the southern limit of Tuxedo and Michigan Street at the northern. allocations included 7600 for city engineer salaries and public works, plus 18199.48 to cover fire department and City hospital bonds due January 1.
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Crall
Negley
Berry
Irvington
Tuxedo
Michigan St
Committee On
Kelly
Wall Street Journal: Morgan Says No Money Squeeze Ahead
Market mood remains cautious as gold flows and insider activity show mixed signals. Copper declines temper metal shares while Amalgamated copper faces selling pressure. Government reports point to dry winter wheat belt conditions.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
J. P. Morgan
St. Paul
Pacifics
Standard Oil
London
Heinze
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Burlington
U. S. Steel
Norfolk & Western
Pocahontas Coal Company
Atchison
Brémen
Paris
Montana Mining Company
Louisiana Supreme Court
American Sugar Refining Company
Not for sale bulldog King Pin draws crowds at Tomlinson Hall
At the pet stock show in Tomlinson hall opening Wednesday, King Pin an English bulldog owned by the Eberhart kennels of Camp Denison Ohio will attract attention though he is not for sale. The dog is described as valuable and unlikely to win in any beauty contest.
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Tomlinson Hall
King Pin
Eberhart Kennels
Camp Denison, O
Mystery surrounds tramp death in inquest
An inquest into a tramp found five miles south of the city on Monday concluded the bullet entered through the mouth. Whether suicide or murder remains unknown. Dr Nelson Brayton notes the mouth as a common site in crises while Henry Mayer describes a log assault. Other head wounds are non bullet, and the body remains unidentified at Weisecs morouc.
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Nelson Brayton
Henry Mayer
Weisecs Morouc
Farm theft arrest and stray livestock incident report
In Lebanon Indiana on December 3 farmers near Sheridan arrested John Baird on charges of stealing farm machinery parts. A heifer fell into a well on Isaac Crawford's farm and stayed submerged overnight but was rescued unharmed. Capt. J O Pedizgo named aide on Gen Torrance staff.
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Lebanon
Ind
Sheridion
John Baird
Isaac Crawford
J. O. Pedizgo
Torrance
G. A
Indianapolis Stocks and Bonds Ledger Snapshot
A historical ledger lists multiple Indianapolis financials and utilities with bid and ask quotes. Notable entries include Indianapolis street railway firms, gas and light companies, banks such as American National Bank and Central Trust, and insurers. several bonds show varied percentages and series data.
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Smiell
Seigesctegee
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National
Central Trust Company
Columbia National
Indiana. Trust Company
Indiana Nat. Bank
Marion Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Union. Trust Company
Indianapolis Gas Company
Light and Power
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Arnetical
Central Iife
Ind
Guaranty and ‘Title Co
BO Law
Noblesville Girl Attempts Suicide With Carbolic Acid
Nellie Hollis, 18, daughter of ex county recorder Garnham Hollis, attempted death by carbolic acid Monday night at the home of H M Scearce in Noblesville Indiana. The cause is unknown and she may recover.
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Noblesville
Ind
Nellie, Hollis
Garnham Hollis
H.M. Scearce
Robbery Report Involving Cork-Black Face Suspect
Mrs. John Hayes of 330 N Dearbornst. says a man with a cork-blacked face entered her home Monday night and held her up for 32 dollars after gaining admission by falsely claiming to be her husband. Police investigated the incident as a burglary and attempted extortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayes
Dearbornst
Poultry Show Entries Close Tuesday and Dog Event Saturday
Tuesday marks the last day for poultry entries in the show. A Wednesday night event is planned at Tomlinson hall, with a Saturday afternoon dog show and a dog auction Saturday evening. An ad promotes new idea photographers WilHITE & HOLLOWAY at 987 N. Pennsylvania St. and a cigar called General Worth sold at first-class drug stores.
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Tomlinson Hall
Wilhite & Holloway
Pennsylvania St
Denison Heel
Maurice’ Grau
Starr Piano Co
Lto
N. Pennsylvania St. Mat
Lohengrin
Gadski
Carmen
Indiana dental college and local dental studio notices
An assortment of small advertisements mentions the Baby and Gretzmans Photograph Studio at 1428 Lindtiast, Indiana Dental College at the S W Corner Delaware and Chiosis, and a range of dental services from morning to evening. Also advertised is Mrs Wingtons soothing remedy for teething and a note to read Real EstateReal offerings on The Suns 6th and 7th pages, plus various local merchants and bottled goods listings.
Real Estate Dealer Injured in Prospect Street Runaway
Albert W. Denny, a real estate dealer of N Delaware Street, was severely hurt Monday afternoon when a runaway horse attached to a shaft became frightened and toppled him. Dr. Long believes he will be convalescent for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Denny
N. Delaware-st
Wags
St.y
Denny
Dr. Long
The Indian and the Northwest book notice
Handflustered history volume bound in cloth with 115 pages of data on early Northwest settlement. Contains engravings of Black Hawk Sitting Bull Red Cloud and other chiefs and ten colored map plates showing tribes locations since 1608. Priced 50 cents postpaid by W Kniskern 22 Fifth Ave Chicago.
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Great Northwest
Black Hawk
Sitting Bull
Red Cloud
Custer
W.’B.kniskern
Fifth-ave
Chicago
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Tion
Jeliasc
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H. P. Wasson & Coo
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Empire Theater
Cleveland
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Hill
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Hickey
Nelson
Elsie
Kelley
Kent
Duke
Harris
Eugene O
Adelphia Theater
Agnes Hern
Monte Carlo
Street of London
Blenheim Palace
Wall-St
King Fin
Badger’s
Badger's
Merchants’ Association
Badger Furniture CO
Roof of the Mouth
Laconiss
Indianapolis Securities
Hrsttlass Drug Stores
C. W. Kriel
Gretzman
Lindtiast
Indiana Dental College
S. W. Cor
Delaware and Chiosis
SUN
Henry Karstadt
Brill Dyeing and Cleaning Co
Mass.ave
N. Ilst
Fins
California
Merl N Pt
Vna
Bennett
Wash
GRAND
OPERA
Theodore Thomas
Starr Piano Store
Newton Claypool Building
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Weber
Dainty
Sam Devere
Rice & Barton
Gaiety
Telephone
Lilly @ Stalnaker
East Washington St
Atlantic
Charles Mayer & Co
Nergy
W. Wash. St
C. F. Whitaker
Watchmaker
Rouse & Mayhew
Opticians
Monument Place
Washington
Dr. Gossom
U. S. Beam
12Th St
Marion
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