Free Dinners to the Poor at Capitol Ave Aid Center
Volunteers of America feed destitute men daily at 44 S Capitol Avenue from noon to 1. A ticket system, issued by the Volunteers and available at police, jails, and newspapers, governs access. Women and children receive meals too, with a simple wholesome menu and generous portions under Lt. T. J. Preston.
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THE
Volunteers OF America
Capitol Avenue
J. J. Jinks
Capt. Jinks
S. Capitol Ave
T. J. Preston
Two Games With Cubs Proceeding to West Baden Trip
Chicago Cubs president C. W. Murphy announced training trip dates for the world champions as of now. The club will stay a week at West Baden Indiana and plays Indianapolis on April 9 and 10.
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Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Home Treatment Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless home remedy for piles, claiming instant relief and a safe, private cure without risky knife surgery. It offers a trial package and full-sized boxes, priced at 50 cents, while warning against druggist substitutions.
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Cain
Yankees Will Cut Eight From Payroll at 190
New York February 4. Before Geo Stal lings left for Haddock eight Highlanders were erased from the Yankee payroll for 190. The moves include two regulars Frank Delehanty and Jim Vaughn. Newark Eastern league will have first claim on the players, with several likely to join Harry Wolverton’s club next season. Wolverton is high on Éveille who impressed the Richmond league with his pitching.
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Lings
Yankees
Haddock
Frank Delehanty
Jim Vaughn
Newark
Harry Wolverton
Newarks
Wolverton
Éveille
Detective Shot Down by Gar Burglars
Buffalo newspaper reports a detective from the Lakeshore railroad shot dead early morning by gar burglars. The tragedy occurred in Buffalo on February 4 as officers investigate the break in at the depot.
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A. A
GAR
Buffalo
Ligut
William “‘H. Bureh
The
Lakeshore Railroad
Detective Stotee
Iliting
Man shot to death in Denver over alleged wife theft
Frederick W. Walton a Wallace Idaho married man and former Odd Fellows grand master was fatally shot twice at Sixteenth and Champa streets Denver by Charles Cradlebaugh also of Wallace. Cradlebaugh said Walton stole his wife and abducted their children. Walton died an hour after hospital arrival.
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Denver
Colo
Frederick W. Walton
Wallace
Idaho
Odd Fellows
Sixteenth
Champa Streets
Charles Cradlebaugh
Walton
California
Los Angeles
Armstrong
Cradlebaugh
Champa
Ife
Stockdale Reinstated After Stork Arrival in Mobile
Memphis officials formally withdrew objection to C H Stockdale after he was blacklisted for alleged thrown games in 196 pennant race. The stork arrival at his Mobile home prompted his plea over loss of livelihood, influencing President Coleman to act.
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Memphis
Tenn
C. H. Stockdale
Southern Baseball League
Kavanaugh
Stockdale
Mobile
Coleman
Trains Collide In Peck Court Wreck. One Killed
A northbound Si naid Central suburban train crashed into a freight train near Peck Court just north of the Twelfth Street station early this morning. Fireman J. J. Sullivan of Drexel Boulevard was killed. Conductor John Dolan was seriously injured and taken to St Luke's Hospital. An unidentified man suffered head injuries and left the scene.
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Chicago
Sinaid Central
Peck Court
Twelfth Street
J. J. Sullivan
Drexel Boulevard
John Dolan
St. Luke's Hospital
Indiana hearing on new normal school in Muncie stirs debate
A Ways and Means committee hearing examined opposition to a second state normal school in Muncie. Indiana college heads argued the accredited system suffices, while Terre Haute officials sought $178,000 for a new building. They warned of enrollment impacts on existing schools as Muncie offered its well equipped university building and grounds.
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Indiana
Ways and Means Committee
House
Garrard
Marion
Sniff
Angola College
Parsons
Terre Haute
Parson
Muncie
Indianapolis
Horace E Ryan Praised by National Advertising Clubs
Indianapolis advertiser Horace E. Ryan is named chairman of the local advertising committee for the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. He leads L. B. Ayres & Co. advertising and helped boost the firm’s growth as head of the Chance Ry an bureau. Ryan, ex president of the Adscript Club of Indiana, prepares for the Indianapolis convention on the 16th and 17th of the month.
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Indianapolis
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Horace E. Ryan
C. O. Gibbs
Chicago
Ryan
L. 8. Ayres & Co
Chance-Ryan Bureau of Advertising
Adscript Club
Indiana
Advertising Clubs
Yale Victor Triumphs In Intercollegiate Championship
Yale defeated Penn 22 to 15 to claim the annual intercollegiate basketball championship in New Haven. The victory over Old Penn marks a surprising and decisive win for Yale in the title match.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Old Pennsylvania
Thomas F Lowry Dies In Minneapolis
Thomas F. Lowry a millionaire trolley and railroad magnate died in Minneapolis on February 4 following a long career in transit. His death marks the end of a prominent era in city and regional transportation.
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Thomas W. Lowry
Minneapolis
Thomas F. Lowry
mNlonaire
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Relief for Nervous Depression
A fragment describes appetite loss, weakness, headaches, and sleeplessness as a cage of nervous strain. It claims Dr Miles Nervine soothes irritated nerves and sustains nerve energy, citing improved appetite and vigor after use.
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Miles
Insanity Insurance Policy Trends in Great Britain
A report from Dumfermline Scotland notes a new form of life insurance that covers insanity. Rates show rising insanity figures from 1859 to 1907 across England Scotland and Ireland, with England 123,988 cases and Scotland 17,593. The policy offers 3500 per year for five years for a 2.50 annual premium and is drawing significant business.
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Washington
Unites States
Blake
Dumfermline
Scotland
State Department
Great Britain
Ireland
England
Evans Beats Parr in Knoxville Match Narrow Defeat
Evans defeated Parr in Knoxville with two falls last night. Parr won the first fall in fifty minutes.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Walter Evans
Jimmie Parr
Parr
Fire at Temple Sharxi synagogue in Jerusalem Place
A fire destroyed Temple Sharxi in Jerusalem Place Boston at 7 am during funeral services. Two alarms were sounded, and sexton Hev. Solomon is missing. About 60 worshippers panicked as fire crews began rescue efforts. The temple valued at 100000 dollars with at least 2000 dollars in damage.
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Boston
Jerusalem Place
Salem Street
Hev. Solomon
Apathy at Columbia Crew Prompts Coach Rice Warning
New York, Feb. 4. Columbia University crews face low turnout as coach James C. Rice laments only a dozen candidates for practice. He warns he may retire if student interest does not improve.
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Columbus
New York
Columbia University
James C. Rice
Rice
Dunn Beats Dunn Opponent in National A C Bout
Pittsburg February 4. The main bout for the National A C last night matched Danny Dunn of New York against Young Zernger, who proved himself Dunn's master in a great eye catching clash.
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Danny Dunn
Pittsburg
National
A. C
New York
Zer'nger
Dunn
Start Today With The Indiana Trust Co Savings Plan
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Sir and the furniture movers clash over sanity
A quizzical customer questions a van crew about their mental state. The mover deflects, noting they did not damage items or mishandle delicate pieces, yet the customer finds their behavior odd and prculial.
Indianapolis Club Receives Boston Players Chadbourne and Gilate
The Indianapolis baseball club has official word of the transfer of Chadbourne and Gilate from the Boston Americans to the local team.
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The
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Chadbourne and
Gilate
Boston Americans
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