Schedule for Opening Night of City Bowling Tournament
Opening night schedule lists team names and lanes for the city bowling tournament. Federale and Knights of F M Ed Quinn appear among entrants with captains and lane allocations, including Pope Alley and Moore Centurys. Names like Fletchers No 2 and Nationals No 2 are noted, detailing early round pairings and order of play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Alley
Fletchers No
F. J. Moore Centurys
Seeeeeseneeres
F. Fox Nationals
A. E. Ingersol Knights of
F. M
Quinn
Longboat Cleared To Compete Not By AAU
John P. Boyle and R. F. McKinnery of the Pastime Athletic club sought AAU status on Longboat the Canadian Indian runner for the Madison Square Garden meet on Jan 2. James Sullivan said Longboat is disqualified and cannot enter any games until reinstated by the parent body. The registration committee’s sanction may be withdrawn if rules are violated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John P. Boyle
R. F. McKinnery
The
Pastime Athletic Club
James ©. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Longboat
Madison
Horses for Lackey Sale in Cambridge City, Indiana
Richmond Indiana dispatch lists racing horses consigned to the Lackey sale to be held at Cambridge City. Entries include Daisy R Oscar Ruby Frey Ward Dr. 8 K King Pin May Ross J Mahle Roy Wilkes Jr Knighttown Belle Helen Hurst and WL WC with various 2: racing times and trial notes.
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Richmond
Ind
Cambridge City
Daisy R
Oscar
Ruby Frey
Ward
Dr. 8 K
King Pin
May Ross
J. Mahle
Roy Wilkes, Jr
Harle of Toronto Club Defaulter for $20,000
Capt Harle secretary of the Toronto club and the Ontario Rifle association is a defaulter to the extent of $20,000. Ten days ago Harbottle was seen at the New Orleans races, but after that trace of him was lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onto
Harle
Toronto Club
Ontario Rifle Association
Harbottle
New Orleans
Baseball Contracts and Releases Across Leagues
New York December 2 President Harry Pulliam of the National League announces contracts and releases. Contracts include Curt Elston with Chicago and Howard Camnitz with Pittsburg. Releases move players to Cleveland, St Louis to St Paul, and Justin Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Pulliam
National League
Chicago
Curt Elston
Pittsburg
Howard Camnitz
Cleveland
A. L
Harry Hinchman
St. Louis
St. Paul
A. A
Justin T. Bennett
Football to Resume at Northwestern in 1908 Season
Chicago Dec 21 Intercollegiate football barred at Northwestern for two years will be resumed at the opening of the 1908 season. Annual contests will be limited to three intercollegiate games as decided by the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern University
College Athlete Weds Fair Co-Ed In Bloomington Nuptials
Frank Bunny Hare of Noblesville once IU and later baseball clubs married Lulu Kemp at her parents home in Bloomington. The ceremony led by Rev James Brown aimed to avoid fraternity pranks and plan to settle in Noblesville where Hare will work with his father manufacturing vehicles. Hare retires from baseball. Kemp is a popular IU senior and Theta sorority member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Bunny
Hare
Noblesville
Indiana University
Indianapolis
Springfield
Sioux City
Bloomington
Lulu Kemp
Jefferson Kemp
Miss Kemp
James Brown
First Baptist Church
I. U
Happy
Kemp
Theta
Damages Sought Over Death of Brebric at Sunnyside
Julius M. Kaminsky as administrator of George Brebric's estate sues Nugent Construction for 10000 dollars claiming negligence caused the death at Sunnyside. Charles W. Moores, who allegedly was assaulted by W F Nugent, filed the suit while testifying before the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius M. Kaminsky
George Brebric
Sunnyside
The
Nugent Construction Company
Charles W. Moores
W. F. Nugent
Brebric
Bradley seeks to break Senator Brown will in Utah
Annie M. Bradley, recently acquitted of murder in the Arthur Brown case, has left Washington for Salt Lake City. She plans to challenge the late Senator Brown’s will, which left about 100000 dollars to his son Max and daughter Alice, after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annie M. Bradley
Arthur Brown
Salt Lake City
Burns to defend title in February fight in London
The world champion heavyweight Tommy Burns will fight Jack Palmer of Newcastle on February 1 at Wonderland, Whitechapel. The bout carries Burns title status plus a purse and side bet totaling 2500 dollars.
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London
Tommy Burns
Pugilist
Jack Palmer
Newcastle
Wonderland
White Chapel
Burns
Northern Kentucky Fair planned at Latonia in fall
Cincinnati dispatch reports a five day Latonia fair to be named the Northern Kentucky Fair. It aims to rival Kentucky’s state fair in Louisville and the Blue Grass fair in Lexington with pretentious planning and large scale events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Latonia
Louisville
Lexington
Burns Bible and Renounces His Old Faith
The subject abandons Christianity and declares allegiance to the “God of Nature” in a dramatic religious shift. He explains a turn toward naturalism and rejects former beliefs, signaling a new spiritual path and worldview.
Marion evangelist burns Bible to follow God of Nature
Joseph Best a longtime Marion preacher renounces the Bible and proclaims a new faith in the God of Nature. He tore the Bible, burned it publicly, and says he now will preach his nature-based creed on street corners. His son accompanied him as he declared the old scripture unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Joseph Best
Best
Barion
Evangelist Best
Marion Street
Compeer Cigar Company Gives Christmas Gifts
Saturday morning the Compeer Cigar company presented 150 employees with turkeys new silver dollars and cigars A neat Christmas card was attached to each turkey during distribution The employees were entertained by the La Sola quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compeer Cigar Company
la Sola Quartette
Governor Warner Backs Taft for Republican Nomination
In Detroit on December 21 Gov. Warner issued a formal statement declaring support for Secretary of War William Taft as the Republican presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Taft
Detroit
Mich
William Taft
Fire Burns Detroit Furrier Store. Two Firemen Hurt
A dawn blaze at Edwin S. George furrier wholesale store at Woodward and Jefferson wiped out the interior and incinerated the fur stock. Damage totaled 250000. Two firemen were injured. D. E. Kellogg & Co. wholesale milliners suffered heavy losses. both firms carried insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin S. George
Woodward and
Jefferson-aves
D. EB. Kellogg & Co
Ketchell Claims Middleweight Title. Coast Fight Debate
New York dispatch says Stanley Ketchell, winner of the Ketchell Thomas match, claims the middleweight championship after promoters billed it as such. Hugo Kelly has held the title the past two years, leaving Ketchell with a strong claim alongside him. Tommy Murphy's manager dodges a $5,000 forfeit demanded by Bert Keyes' side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas
Ketchell
Hugo Kelly
Tommy Murphy
Bert Keyes
McClevey Defeats Gant In Handicap Billiards Tourney
McClevey and Gant, both handicap players starting 50, met last night at Board of Trade Parlors. McClevey won 150 to 98 with a high run of 16 while Gant only managed a 7. Gant showed poor form and McClevey did nothing sensational. The tournament appears to reveal stage fright among competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClevey
Gant
Board of Trade
Indianapolis Public Works plans four street improvements in 1907
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces intended improvements on Julian Avenue Spencer to Dillson, Patterson Street Vermont to Walnut, Washington to P C and St L A R, and First Alley West of Senate Michigan to Indiana. Projects include grading, cement sidewalks, brick roadway, curb work, inlets, catch basins, and extending utilities. Public hearing for remonstrances set for December 30, 1907 at 10 a.m. in the board office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Indiana
Said
Beard
Julian Avenue
Spencer Avenue
Dillon Street
Patterson Street
Vermont Street
Walnuus Street
Washington Street
First Alley
Senate Avenue
Michigan Street
Indiana Avenue
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Pubic Works
Marion County invites sealed bids for concrete culvert work
The Marion County Board of Commissioners will accept sealed bids for a concrete steel culvert over Pfaff's branch in West Newton Indiana until 10:00 a.m. Monday December 20 1907. Bids require a bond and an affidavit as required by law. The board may reject any or all bids. Attest Cyrus J Clark Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Richardson, Kothe & Val
John FE. Woodard
Court House
Amos Jones
Julian and Johnson
Irvington
Indianapolis
Joseph F. Clay
Oliver H. Carson
Board of Commissioners of
Little Eagle Creek
the Auditor
Starton County
John E. W Gaughey
John M'Gregor
John M. Mendenhall
Cyrus J. Clark
Board of Commissioners
Pfaff
West Newton
Jhn E. Mgaughey
John M’gregor
John M. Mendensalm
Casualty Company of América Va
Savage Construction Company
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Merion County
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Uneeda Biscuit
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Nussbaum
Eaeenseereraes
Wilhite Seeeeeue Seneee
Thornton Weaae
Buskirk
Buchanan
Ase
Oe Landis
Sense Teee
Aee
Wanes
McClevey - King
Ganteben
Meee
Eenses
Eben
Eeuneer
YOO Cs Tem
Nature
Indianapolis Sun
Blackburns
Sale Millinsry
Detroit, Mich
Stanley Ketchell
McLevey
Frank Tsar
Foraker
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
J. B. Foraker
Karstadt Bros. Dye Works
Nilltmots St
A. J. Yawger Coal CO
Floor Fair
Ferger
Ferger’s Drug Stores
GEO. C. Detch Wheel CO
Mass. Ave
Penn. St
A. G. S.brubaker
Central Ave
Garland
Croehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
H. Edward Helm
American Gentral Life
Bryce Baking CO
E. South St
Sheriff’s Sale
Optician
Sheriff Sale
Fred Miller Brewing Company
Edward H. Rentsch
Yandes and Smith
J. P. Drake
Charles M. Cooper
Pleasant Park
Idianapolis
Harvey, Pickens, Cox & Kahn
Leonard M. Quill
Pickens, Moores, Davidson & Picken
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