International Six Days Race Ends With Close Finish In New York
Floyd A Mac Farland Fetieka Giatitornia and Harry Elkes of New York won the six days international race by a yard from Pierce and McEachern of Canada. Gougoltz and Simag finished third a lap back as riders crowded hospitals and hotels after a grueling event.
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New York
Floyd
A. Mac
Fetieka Giatitornia
Harry Eikes
Glande Ie
Itis
N. Y
McEachern
Pierce
Gougoltz
Simag French
MacFarland
Wild
Miller
Waller
Elkes and MacFarland
McEachern Tisoveesi
Simar
Kaser and
Ryser
Frederick and
Fischer
Ai Waller and
Stinson
Bob
Babcock and Aronson
Turville
Elkes
Murray Sisters Set Bowling Marks In Toledo Duo
Rose Murray, world champion female bowler, broke her own record with a 255 game Sunday night in Toledo. Her sister Sadie Murray also performed, scoring 220 in the same match.
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Toledo
I .C
Rose Murray
Sadie Murray
Brash Returns Home From National Teague Meeting
John T. Brash came home from the National Teague meeting in New York and offered no further comment.
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John T. “Brash
New York
Chicago Horse Sale Company Announces February Sale
A brief notice states the Chicago Horse Sale Company plans a sale in February. Details on date and location are unclear in the fragment.
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Hicago “Horse Sale Company
Danville Republican profiles horsemen and creditors tale
The Danville Republican notes horse interests with two columns monthly and recalls B T Sechrest, a famed horseman who vanished exposing £20 000 debt. It mentions his probable Williamsport Kentucky origin and a return from the Klondike with substantial funds as breeders plan auctions amid looming business exits. It also reports a hot finish between Fake and Ton.com in New Orleans.
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Danville
B.T. Sechrest
Williamsport
Klondike
New Orleans
Fake
Ton.com
No More Prize Fights In Omaha And Chicago Delays
A scatter of boxing news shows Omaha canceling prize fights including the Tommy Ryan Charley Burns match and Chicago delaying Dec 27 Walcott Choynski bout amid fears of poor attendance. Also notes on executives studying the McGovern Gans fiasco and local bowling and college sports developments.
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Omaha
Tommy Ryan
Charley Burns
Chicago
McGovern-Gans
Walcott-Choynski
Albert Rabe
Lincoln St
Terry McGovern
McKinley
Findlay St. Douglas
Atlantic City
John L. Sullivan
Charley Mitchell
Australia
James, Kelly
Johnathan Smith
Wack Root
George Byers
San Francisco
Joe Butler
Frank Childs
Gus
Protective players oppose baseball wars after league rejection
New York December 17 the Protective association of players led by Hugh Jennings C Griffith and Chas L Zimmer released a statement after the National league rejected the players union They oppose baseball wars and say actual contracts will be honored No player may move between leagues or sign a 1915 contract until the association approves it
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Protective Association of Players
Hugh Jennings
C. C. Griffith
Chas. L. Zimmer
National Baseball League
Dr Samuel H Moore to Succeed Garver as Pension Examiner
Dr Samuel H Moore will succeed the late Dr Garver as pension examiner in Indianapolis. The Fanciers association calls the Tomlinson Hall pet stock show the most successful ever. Indiana organizations report on public works and club openings. Columbia club opens New Year with 300 expected guests and a 4 to 3 p.m. open house. The water company arbitration is debated by the city council finance committee. Indiana reformatory asks governor for 39 842 more for plant upgrades.
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Samuel H. Moore
Dr. Garver
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Fanciers’ Association
Implement and Vehicle Association of Indiana
Examet
HH. Tripp
H. O. Winter
H. D. Davis
W. H. Gordon
R. C. Craig
Council
Board of Safety
Davis
Wwhter Company
G. P. Benedict
Oran N. Muir
C. C. Roemler
T. E. Potter
W. A. Bogardus
Columbia Club
Indiana
Indiana Reformatory Report
McKinley Cabinet Irked by Harrison Porto Rico Address
Washington dispatch notes President McKinley and cabinet members irritated by former President Harrison's Porto Rico speech at Ann Arbor. three days before a supreme court hearing. Some believe Harrison timed the address to sway the court and may have approved arguments used by opposing counsel in this week’s cases.
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Chicago
Washington
McKinley
Harrison
Porto Rico
Ann Arbor
Mich
Supreme Court
Gen. Harrison
Count Zakrewski Dies After Munich Duel
Vienna reports Count Joseph X. Zakrewski a Russian nobleman died from a duel with Russian military attache in Munich. After a quarrel they met on Wednesday and the count fired into the ground to spare his opponent. the attache Orloff shot the count in the abdomen, leading to his death on Sunday. Orloff, described as a notorious duelist, is said to have killed eight men.
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Vienna
Joseph X. Zakrewski
Munich
Orloff
Great Loss to Catholics in China Apostolic Tyranny Report
Cardinal Vaughan issued a pastoral on Catholics martyred in China. He states the church there served 50,000 communicants with 942 European and 445 native priests. All church work was swept away, including 4,348 churches and chapels, 4,000 elementary schools, 47 seminaries, and many other schools.
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London
Vaughan
China
Ex-Prosecutor Pugh Probes City and County Fines
Ex prosecuting attorney Pugh investigates city clerk records for uncollected fines labeled staid. He predicts total sums around 1500 to 2000 dollars and may sue over improperly staid fees. He also reviews county clerk accounts but finds no staid fines. Estimated uncollected criminal court fees range from 200 to 800 dollars.
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Pugh
Railcar Movement and Railroad Developments Report
Last week loaded car movement totaled 27 406 with 21 034 in loaded runs, highlighting ongoing car scarcity. The Belt Railroad moved 19 829 cars, slightly above the prior week by about 1 000. Bedford Indiana plans an 18 stall roundhouse by Southern Indiana. Dr Wood Norway Pine Syrup praised for children and throat and lung remedies.
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Indiana
Bedford
Wood
Norway
Indianap olis Pioneer Thomas A Chill Ill at Home
Aged pioneer Thomas A Chill known as 8 8, a longtime Indianapolis resident, is very ill at his home 1617 Yandes Street.
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Thomas A.chill
Indianapolis
Yandes St
Fires Inflate Damage Across City Buildings
A fire at Pacific lime company office 143 N Illinois st caused a $10 blaze at 8 p m Sunday after a gas lapse. James Fleming’s home 36 Indiana av suffered a $15 hole from furnace fire at 4 a m Monday. Y W C A new building 629 N Pennsylvania st damaged 92 percent by fire at 11 30 p m Sunday started from furnace space. No.6 fire company responded to vacant lots Sunday afternoon near South of W New York st to quell a prairie fire set by boys to burn glass while attempting to smoke a rabbit as a brisk wind endangered nearby houses.
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Pacific Lime Company
Illinois St
No.6 Fire Company
New York St
Wishards Miss 60th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mrs. Harriet H Wishard and Dr William H Wishard will not hold an open house for their sixtieth wedding anniversary due to Mrs Wishard illness. The couple resides at 06 North Capitol Avenue.
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Harriet H. Wishard
Capitol Ave
Wm. H. Wishard
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Sporting News
McFarland and
Eikes
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I.U
David Campbell
Harvard
Los Angeles
John Nelson
Gus Lawson
Farragut Club
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H. P. Wasson & CO
Wormwood and Gall
Mkinley
Count Zakrewski
Danbury Hat Co
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Stout’s Factory
Railroads
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Caneshaensel & CO
East Ohio Street
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania Street
Bryce
Qld Homestead Bread
Conrad
James Fleming
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