Indianapolis Bowling League Sees Midseason Turnaround
The Indianapolis bowling league has finished half its season and will resume the schedule with all teams already faced. Sixty percent of players show improvement, with 47 men at 150 or better. Captains express satisfaction while Burners and Turners vie for top spots, and talk of a faster pace for the final stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marions
Charles W. Fields
Turners
Fields
Greater New York
Samuel Sharps
Greater New Yorks
Karpf
Buck Ewing's management and press blamed for baseball troubles
York fans are confident Buck Ewing's management will finish among the top. Brush blames the press for many brawls in baseball affairs. Magnates blame the papers for trouble in settlements between Brooklyn and Baltimore. The league favors an eastern circuit while the American league should receive fair play, as a committee indicates. Harry Lee, a Sioux City bicyclist, rides 26 000 miles for a 3500 wager and seeks marriage within 15 months while traveling from Washington to New Orleans. He must not box or borrow and must earn 500 honestly.
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York
Buck Ewing
Ts Brush
New Orleans
Harry Lee
Sioux City
Washington, D.C
Sermon Attacks Governor Mount Over Sunday Saloon Closures
Quincy Lee Morrow of Baltimore rebukes Gov. Mount in a Sunday Irvington M E church address. He accuses corrupt politicians of catering to saloon interests to gain office and says Mount insulted ministers seeking help to close Elwood saloons on Sundays. He claims political figures fear the saloon element.
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Quincy Lee Morrow
Baltimore
Irvington M. E
Gov. Mount
Elwood
United States
Philadelphia bids for Republican National Committee HQ
Philadelphia leaders announce a strong bid to house the Republican National Committee headquarters. Henry Burk says in Washington that Chicago also competes, while Senator Hanna secures the Walton hotel as the convention HQ and the committee meets in January to plan expo preparations.
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Philadelphia
Republican National Committee
Henry Burk
Citizens’ National Association
Washington
Burk
Hanna
Chicago
National Committee
Walton Hotel
Exposition Building
A Shot at a Bon Ton Club Sermon at Christchurch
Rev. A J Graham denounces social and political clubs as threats to family life and national existence. He says Christchurch should not spend 85 000 to 100 000 on enlarging the church when funds could aid two or three other churches and strengthen the community.
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Christchurch
A. J. Graham
Columbia Club
A Lie Wilson Denies Resignation Over Ill Health
Secretary Wilson of the agricultural department denied a report that he resigned due to ill health. He said the claim is a lie with no basis and that he has not consulted a physician in ten years and has no intention to resign his office.
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Agriculture
Washington
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Terrific cyclone hits Lorenzo Marquez Portuguese East Africa
A cyclone at Lorenzo Marquez in Portuguese East Africa destroys houses and sinks ships. Telegraph lines are interrupted with the East Cable and Mozambique to Lorenzo communications severed. The telegraph station was unroofed though instruments survived.
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Lorenzo
Portuguese East Africa
London
Eastern Telegraph Company
Lorenzo, Marquez
New York
Commercial Cable Company
Mozambique
Marquez
Dela~gua Bay
Tenement Fire Inflicts Serious Burns in Hoboken
A Hoboken tenement blaze Monday morning left three people seriously burned and a fourth injured by leaping from a window. Injured victims include Dennis Sullivan Sophie G Kerchoff Lizzie Kerchoff and Wm Brider Sullivan is fatally hurt. property loss listed at $15,000.
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New York
Hoboken
Dennis Sullivan
Sophie G
Kerchoff
Lizzie-Kerchoff
Wm. Brider
Sullivan
Robbers Fined and Jailed Over Streetcar Pocketbook Theft
Dave McPeak Edward Smiley and John McPeak paid 40 dollars and received 180 days each after robbing Mrs Maydelene Hertz of her pocketbook on a street car. Judge Daly ordered return of the money and noted attorney fees. In Cincinnati a 33 year old Dudley Ferguson shot and killed detective Gus Mechan after being watched for melancoly spending.
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Dave
John McPeak
E. Washington St
Edward Smiley
Norwood-st
Judge Daly
Maydelene Hertz
Holbrook-st
Cincinnati
Dudley Ferguson
Gus Mechan
Ferguson
Nurse Charged With Petit Larceny In Local Affidavit
Mrs. W E Thompson of 426 Market Street swore out an affidavit accusing nurse Mrs. Dillon of stealing a mattress table linen and bed clothing valued at about 18 dollars. A search warrant followed after Dillon refused access. Separately William B Burford sold property at Wabash and Alabama for 24000 dollars to Mary E Losey and James A Sutherland.
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W. E. Thompson
B. Marketst
Dillon
Adelaide St
William B. Burford
Wabash and
Alabama
Sis
Mary E. Losey
James A. Sutherland
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Jack O'Brien
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O’brien
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Joe Walcott
En Broadway Club
Tyre
Rublin
Corbett
Jeffries
McCoy
W.A. Brady
Tommy Hogan
Oscar Gardner
Gardner
Horon
Hogan
Terry McGovern
People's “Theater
Cincinnati Sports
Athy Mathews
Se Carter
Broadway Athletic Club
Tom Ce’ Rourke
alcott-Chayneich
A Dana
L. A. W. Assembly
Ely City
Shree Baggers
Sid
Tommy
Around the World
Klondike
Log Cabin
White House
Eam Fillac
Battenberg
Xmas ‘Sale Fascinators
Saxony
Ene Sig
Lee
Jace
Children’s Furs
Ain
LMEN
Wilton
H.p.wasson & CO
H.P. Wasson & CO
Graham
Ideal Bicycles
Lawyer Orton
C. Koehring & Bro
Pennsylvania St
Virginia Ave
Fred Young
Ohio
The
Metal Exchange
Burdeck
Chinchilla
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When Clothing CO
Badger
Flemish
Badger Furniture Co
J. Conrad
Mass
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Vonnegut Hardware CO
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