Nati band concert opens annual Fanciers exhibit
The event at Tomlinson Hall Tuesday night featured a Nati band concert to formally open the Fanciers association exhibit. The display showed rabbits in colors gray white brown and pink, along with Angora and Manx cats and a Maltese cat as large as a spaniel. Judges S. B. Laws Spiceland A. B. Greer Bourbon B. N. Pierce Indianapolis and B. Myers Crawfordsville evaluated the animals as the awards were announced.
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S. B. Laws
Spiceland
A. B.greer
Bourbon
B. N. Pierce
Indianapolis
B. & Myers
Crawfordsville
Franklin man sues doctors over unfounded smallpox quarantine
Solomon Jackson of Franklin sues Dr. Harry of the State health board, Dr. Wagner Indianapolis small-pox expert, and Dr. Whitesides Franklin for 2500 dollars alleging he was quarantined for i days without having smallpox.
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Solomon Jackson
Franklin
Harry
The
State Health Board
Wagner
Indianapolis
Whitesides
Baseball Muddle Spurs New League Controversy
New York reports a widening baseball muddle as the National League board excludes Wrigley as a Syracuse reserve, targeting Brooklyn and Baltimore amid plans to force sales. Barneys Dreyfuss promotes a ten club circuit while Berney Dreyfuss and others push for club appraisals and league reorganization. Buck Ewing reappears in New York while preparing for basketball duties.
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New York
Board of Arbitration
National League
Wrigley
Brooklyn
Syracuse
Trolley-dodgers
Baltimore
Andrew Freedman
Brush
Robison
Rovers
Hart
Soden
Vonderhorst
Ebbetts
Hanlon
Abell
Harl Wagner
Freedman
Washington
Louisville
Cleveland
Abeli
Vanderhorst
Wagner
Berney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Dreyfuss
Jersey City
Barney Dreyfuss
Harry Pulliam
A. C. Anson
Chicago
League
Young
Anson
Freadman
Buck Ewing
Grand stand project announced for park grandstand
A double decker grand stand will replace the old structure at the park corner in the southwest. It will cost about 2500 with smoker space beneath and ground sloping away. A building permit was issued Tuesday for the project.
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Theouthwest
W. H. Watkins
Dixon Eyes Retirement After Featherweight Title Run
Dixon, longtime featherweight world champion, has decided to retire after a 13 year career, during which he held the ship title for nine years. He cites admiration for his sport and the hundreds of fighters he inspired as part of his decision.
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Dixon
Terry McGovern
Bowling League Matches Scheduled Across Indianapolis Alleys
The Indianapolis ten pin league lists Wednesday fixtures at Washington, Lenox, Turner, National, Marion, and Oneida alleys with Calumet Meridian, Blue Label, Standards Stars, and others. A blow-out occurred Tuesday at Hermanney's on W Washington when the Outcasts defeated the Stars. a fine lunch followed as the boys enjoyed a bowling good time.
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Indianapolis
Calumet
Meridian
Washington
Lenox
Blue Label
Turner
National
Columbia
Marion
Standards
Stars
Oneida
Hermanney’s
W. Washington St
Outecasts
Harry Swigart Arrested In Grand Larceny Case
Harry Swigart, listed as a witness and Twelfth-srs., was arrested by Detectives Thornton, Asch and Dugan on Wednesday on grand larceny charges. Police say he took two gold watches from Fred Richt at 913 N Senate Ave, plus a bracelet and a ring, and is linked to Clayborn robberies. He allegedly hocked a watch belonging to Cr. W. Fessler. parents claimed he was sick when officers came. He was found ready to leave, after feigning illness.
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Harry Swigart
Thornton, Asch and Dugan
Fred Richt
Senate Ave
Cr. W. Fessler
Beaming Confesses Post Office Robbery in Treaty Case
Fred W Beaming surrendered to police in Anderson Indiana admitting he robbed the Treaty Wabash County post office last May. Beaming 28 a Baltimore resident who had been employed in Indiana glass factories says this is his first crime. His partner Fred Johnson was captured next day in Gas City and later sentenced to two years in a Columbus Ohio prison. Beaming is held at the police station.
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Anderson
Ind
Fred W. Beaming
Treaty
Wabash County
Beaming
Baltimore
Indiana
Fred Johnson
Gas City
United States
Columbus
O. Beaming
Anti-Trust Convention Set for Chicago February Date
Washington's birth day February 22 is chosen as the date for the national anti trust convention in Chicago. Executive committee settled the date on Wednesday night. Speakers include Towne Jones Simpson Mason Monnett Lentz Thomas Boies and others.
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Chicago
Washington
Towne
Minnesota
Mayor Jones
Toledo
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
William E. Mason
Illinois
Frank Monnett
Ohio
J. J. Lentz
Thomas
Colorado
Boies
Iowa
A Playful Wife John Fe Rheme Seeks Divorce
John Fe Rheme accuses his wife May of interest in murder cases and of rope threats, loans on furniture, desertion, life insurance in her favor, and stealing his saved $81. He cites chronic illness and quack remedies, mentioning Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and mineral springs.
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John FE. Rheme
May
Mercy Shown to 17 Year Old in Mail Robbery Case
Clarence Gamble pleaded guilty to robbing mail at Princeton Indiana. He took only garden seeds not valuables, with evidence that he targeted money. Judge Baker spoke as a father, urging better conduct as Gamble faced a federal trial reset to Feb 15.
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Clarence Gamble
Princeton
Baker
Gamble
Santa Claus at Work in Town Toy Shops
A seasonally stressed shopper buys gifts for nephews in a downtown department store. She encounters a ten pin display and humorously counts ten pins, while the clerk admits uncertainty about how many clubs boys prefer. The piece skewers holiday expectations and the quirks of gift giving.
Governor delays Hayward successor appointment
Lincoln Neb Dec 13 Gov Poynter will not appoint a senator to replace the late Hayward before Friday He received about 500 telegrams and letters supporting ex Senator Allen and a smaller number for G M Hitchcock W H Thompson and others It is widely believed Allen will be named and Republicans think Bryan may still be appointed
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Neb
Hayward
Poynter
Allen
Jess
G. M. Uitchcock
W. H. Thompson
Bryan
Bryan and Senate discuss gold standard amid political shifts
Senator Mitchell of Wisconsin backs gold while Bryan’s secretary rejects future political books. Jorge Caldwell of Arkansas is named a potential vice presidential candidate. Bevedge may chair the senatorial Philippine committee. Gov gen Davis in Puerto Rico says Spanish flags must not fly on public buildings. McKinley protectionists challenge free trade with Porto Rico. Arizona and New Mexico governors push for statehood. Thomas N. Hart wins Boston mayoral race by 1,904 votes over Patrick A. Collins. total votes Hart 40,665 Collins 38,761.
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Bryan
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Berlin
Jorge Caldwell
Little Rock
Ark
Beve‘dge
Gen
Davis
Forto Rico
W. J
McKinley
Porto Rico
Murphy
Arizona
Otter
New Mexico
Washington
Thomas N. Hart
Boston
Patrick A Collins
Hart
Collins
Ships Reported Lost At Sea From San Francisco And Hawaii
Tacoma dispatch notes the schooner American Girl captained by Rees with 16 men lost after sailing October 8 from San Francisco to Port Gamble and the bark Colusa with 12 men missing after departing Kahului Hawaii October 21 bound for Departure Bay. In Chicago, Paul Blackmar administrator for the Paris exposition has confessed insolvency in U S district court seeking discharge of debts totaling 51126 with only exempt personal effects as assets.
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Tacoma
Wash
Rees
San Francisco
Port Gamble
Kahului
Hawaii
Departure Bay
Chicago
Paul Blackmar
Peck
United States District Court
Restaurant Keeper Slashed. Condition Stabilizes
James McNeilen, a restaurant keeper, was cut Monday night by Oliver Carey. He remains in City hospital with back gashes measuring 13 inches long and about half an inch deep. Doctors do not expect discharge for a week.
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James McNeilen
Oliver Carey
City Hospital
Dr J S Jordan Specialises in Pulmonary Treatments
A historic notice proclaims Dr J S Jordan a renowned specialist in pulmonary diseases with a national and world reputation. It notes his Lung Renovator remedy, treatment for asthma catarrh cancer nervous ailments and other conditions, plus mail consultations from 36 W Washington St Indianapolis Indiana.
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Ahs
J. S. Jordan
Star
United States
Jordan
Bright
Indianapolis
World’s Congress
Washington St
Ind
Burglars Shot After Robbery Attempt at Deep River Bank
Four men attempted a 1:30 a.m. robbery of the Deep River savings bank in Connecticut. Bank watchman Henry B. Tyler called for surrender. burglars fled as he fired a shotgun, wounding one man. The other three escaped. a large search failed to locate them. The bank holds over $1,000,000 on deposit.
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New Haven
Conn
Deep River Savings Bank
Henry B. Tyler
Connecticut River
Invitation to read The Sun's Seventh Page Liners
A brief notice invites readers to use and peruse The Sun newspaper's seventh page Liners section for features, commentary, and highlighted content showcasing timely items and editorials.
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