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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1899

Page

8

Oneida and Orientals Dominate Local Bowling Leagues

In Friday Independent league play the Oneidas swept three from the Orientals on the Oneida alleys, while the Nonpareils and Stone Palaces split. Apollos guarded by Centrals and U S team games show mixed results with several high scores listed from Hopkins Williams and Hoffman among others.

Oneida Orkentais Oneidas Turner Apollos Marion Themee He. U. S Washington

Bowling Prospects and Player Struggles Highlight Indy Meet

The Mariéns set a valley record by 812 on Thursday, while J. H. Clark rises with the Mariens. Bichorn and Arens of Centrals miss games due to illness. Apollo shows strong form. Rumor says Greater New York bowlers may skip Indianapolis, risking sore heads among contenders.

Behimsel Dienst Balz Mariéns J. H. Clark Maricns Bichorn Arens Centrals Apollo Frank Stewart New York Indianapolis

McCormack Defeated by Stift in Chicago Bout

Philadelphia heavyweight Jack McCormack was bested by Chicago middleweight Billy Stift in a six round match Friday. McCormack carried a 20 pound weight advantage but Stift pressed the pace and left McCormack near collapse at the final bell.

Jack McCormack Philadelphia Chicago Billy Stift McCormack Stift

Kid Robertson to Meet Joe Gans in Baltimore Soon

Inside the Ropes reports Kid Robertson of Indianapolis will face Joe Gans in Baltimore in the near future. Gans defeated Kid Asch in Cincinnati two weeks earlier. Eddie Connolly won a 25 round decision over Kid McPartland at Broadway Club in New York Friday night.

Kid Robertson Indianapolis Joe Gans Baltimore Gans Kid Asch Cincinnati Eddie Connelly Kid McPartland Broadway Club New York Maher-McCoy Coney Island Club Cincinnati Sports Terry McGovern O'Brien Charles Mason Muncie Muncie Athletic Club THI Sun Office

Terre Haute Trotting Association Formed With W P Ijams

The new Terre Haute trotting association unites two former rival groups. W P Ijams of the American trotting association is elected president and the body will seek dates from circuit managers. Meanwhile Louisville’s baseball status shifts motes speculation about cheaper ground and league placement for next season.

Terre Haute Trotting Association W. P. Ijams American Trotting Association Louisville

McGovern to Go Abroad for Fight Opponents

Sam Harris, manager of Terry McGovern, announces the protege will travel abroad February first to seek a bout with Ben Jordan or a return match with Pedlar Palmer after crossing the ocean.

Terry Chicago Sam Harris Terry McGovern McGovern Ben Jordan Palmer

Storms Sink Vessels on Great Lakes Amid Deep Frost

Furious winter storms lash the Great Lakes with three ships in peril. Whaleback barge No. 1145 and Colgate Hoyt are feared sunk in Lake Superior with unknown casualties. Arthur Orr lies hard aground at Coe Island Lake Huron with 16 aboard as waves wash over decks.

Chicago Great Lakes Colgate Hoyt Lake Superior Hoyt Arthur Orr Cooe Island Lake Huron

Grand jury probes saloon closing law violators

The grand jury met Saturday to continue the investigation of violators of the saloon closing law. Witnesses who testified before the coroner about the Albert Ward killing were present Friday. James D. Moriarity testified Ward entered his saloon after closing. No indictments yet. a partial report due Monday may be notable. Afterward, the jury will tackle the street car case.

Albert Ward James D. Moriarity Ward

Frightful fog collision injures three near North Indianapolis

A freight and switch engine of the Big Four collided near the North Indianapolis station at 9 p m Friday. Brakeman Johnson of 1009 Elmst was cut on the head, Hugh B Patterson of 1229 Hoyt Ave received an arm gash, and Frank Parish the fireman was scratched. None of the injuries are serious. The wreck was blamed on heavy fog.

Indianapolis Mr. Johnson Elmst Hugh B. Patterson Hoyt Ave Frank Parish

Rebels Defeated Near Nirgua in Venezuelan Clash

Reports from Caracas say government forces under Gen Hernandez engaged rebels near Nirgua about 40 miles southwest of Valencia. Hernandists were completely defeated with 7000 captured. Hernandez escaped with a few followers. Several injured including Inez Cesison and Miss Cora.

Caracas Venezuela Hernandez Nirgua Valencia

Fire at Canaan home sparks quick evacuation

Mrs Canaan and her children escaped a smoky blaze that started from a defective grate in the front room of the State avenue house. Fire spread through the partition while furniture suffered little damage and the daughter fetched help as the stairway ignited. The family slept through most of the incident, sparing them serious injury.

J. Canaan State-ave Clara New York

High School Senate Elects Quirky Officers for Six Weeks

The high school senate elected officers with little serious competition. Wellington-Alice Benton Scott became president and George Posey as vice president. Miss Mary Pratt was secretary and Harold Gusdorf reading clerk. Bev eridge Charles Pettijohn became janitor after Mantle won fame in a blue polka dot tie impeachment moment. James Nimal Baker replaced the janitor after gas-light issues.

Senate Wellington Alice Benton Scott Platt George Posey Meitfield Mary Pratt Mantle Harold Gusdorf Beveridge Charles Pettijohn Mantls Baker James Nimal

He Held the Fort at Fort Meyer in Kentucky Cavalryman Siege

In Washington on December 16 a Kentucky cavalryman Nicholas Davis of Troop I, Third Cavalry, barricaded in an upper room at Fort Meyer after mistaking the fort for a besieged blockhouse. He fired at approaching figures until disabled by commandant orders. A sergeant’s bullet shattered his rifle butt instead of harming him. Guards closed highways to prevent disaster.

Washington Davis

Wolf on Campus at Addian University Choked to Death

A large wolf burst into Addian University in Waco Texas on a Friday causing chaos in the chancellor Rev Albert Buxton’s study. Cadets Rutledge and Walker roped the animal and, after a tense struggle, the wolf died from strangulation. The skin will be used as a college rug.

Waco Tex Addian University Albert Buxton Giugh Rutledge Cahrley Wamker

Attorney in Skirts Stuns Court in West Virginia Case

Hon. Charles T. Caldwell a prominent West Virginia lawyer appeared in a dress to illustrate how a woman's skirt can catch on a rail car brake and pull her forward. Weighing 300 pounds, Caldwell wore a too small skirt, disrupting the court’s dignity. The tactic helped win substantial damages for a female client against the electric railroad.

Parkersburg W. Va Charles T. Caldwell West Virginia Hows Caldiwell

Stove makers deny 25 percent price hike

Indianapolis stove company president Henry W Bennett says Chicago reports of a 25 percent stove price increase on January 1 are exaggerated. He notes no notification of such a rise, though input costs like wages and pig iron have climbed, making a smaller 5 or 10 percent advance more plausible.

Henry W. Bennett Indianapolis Stove Company Chicago Bennett

Woman's clothing scandal ends after medical exam

A debatable matter concerning the sex of Ellis Glenn was settled Friday by a physician exam. The result dispelled the doubt and a dresser outfit of female attire is now being prepared for the individual.

Mrs Shick Dead After Sudden Pennsylvania Death

Mrs. Robert Porter Shick of Reading, formerly Miss Constance Thealls, daughter of ex Senator Ingalls of Kansas, died suddenly on Saturday morning in Pennsylvania. She married Mr. Shick in Washington last April.

Pennsylvania Reading Robert Porter Shick Constance Thealls Ingalls Kansas Shick Washington

Franklin man sues doctors over ten day quarantine

Solomon Jackson of Franklin sues Drs Hurty Wagner and Whitesides for 2500 dollars claiming wrongful quarantine. He alleges no illness. State health board says Jackson had smallpox during quarantine and was suffering from a highly infectious disease. response says Jackson has no right to sue in Franklin and must sue in Indianapolis.

Solomon Jackson Franklin

Railroad Return Fares to Major Cities Listed

Student rail fare schedule shows Cincinnati Dayton Toledo and Detroit round trips via C H D R R with prices 4.40 4.40 8.40 and 10.50. Tickets sold December 28 24 25 20 31 and January 1 with final return by January 2. For students with certificate tickets good to return to Jacksonville by term end. Ticket offices Union Station and 2 West Washington Street.

Cincinnati Dayton Toledo Detroit Mit Union Station W. Washington-si Washington St

Monon Route Chicago Ticket Offer for Holiday Return

Chicago fares set at 6.70 dollars for round trip via Monon Route. Tickets sold December 23 to 25 and December 30 and 31 and January 1 with final return limit January 2. Passengers may return by January 10. sales at Union Station and 25 West Washington Street.

Chicago Monon

Sample Room and Cafe Restaurant Ad

Business lunch offered in finest Chicago style from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sample Room and Cafe Restaurant located at 17 E Court Street. Ev: Kitz.

E. Court-st Chicago Kitz

Sewing Machines Buy Your Christmas Machine

Advertisement notes a Christmas sewing machine sale at the White Office run by Jos. C. Pfleger located at 332 Inghton Street with contact via new phone.

White Office Jos

Last Regular Meeting Notes From Old School Board

At the last regular meeting on Friday night the board noted 160 desks donated to the Porto Rican schools and a Thanksgiving collection of 377.81 dollars. Kate Dawson was chosen as a teacher subject to assignment, Henry Brock resigned as janitor at School No. 52, and George Clark will transfer from No. 16 to succeed him. An adjourned meeting to finish pending business will be held next Friday night.

Schoois Kate Dawson Henry Brock George Clark No. 16

Whitcaps Kill Aged Man as Daughters Flee

Knoxville dispatch reports Whitcaps fatally shot James Gallaway, 65, at Reems North Carolina. His two daughters resisted capture and escaped custody when assailants attempted to abduct them.

Knoxville Tenn

Two Fires Damage Homes on Meridian and Illinois

At 11 p.m. Friday E B Martindale's two story brick house 429 N Meridian St was damaged by blazes for 10 with defective grate. Fire did damage to C F Gates' house 325 N Illinois St about 7 30 Saturday morning with defective grate.

E. B. Martindale Meridian St C. F. Gates N. Ilinois St

Honest newspaper claim on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

An editor asserts his paper covers news for patrons and earns money, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as magical with no reward sought. The Osceola Mills Pennsylvania Leader Courier endorses the remedy and notes it is for sale by all druggists.

Steinway Hazelton Kurtzmann Krakauer CROWN Regent Leader Courier Osceola Mills

Invitation to bun readers and liners event

A terse notice reads invitation and promotional phrase about reading THE BUNS and liners. It mentions Seventh but provides no clear date or venue.

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