Jeffries Corbett Fight Postponed by Catholic Patrons
Event in Francisco postponed due to Catholic patrons threatening boycott if staged during Holy Week. Loftus and Corbett loafer rules to be applied. Corbett allowed to fight with bandages. Ivory Knockers report in New York notes Foss defeating Threshie in Class A championship. Smith of Chicago loses to un.
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Loftus
Fancisco
Jeffries- Orbett
New York
W. P. Foss
Straw
Charies
Threshie
Riday
Chicago
UN Smith
St. Louis
Marion County League Standings Highlight Weekend Games
The Marion County League saw the All Won a game ending a five week drought as eastern teams dropped a series to competitors. Meehlman and Lang starred in the match with strong scoring, while high totals from Baase Seaner W Reimer Ferneding and Williams led the pages of the box scores.
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Apollos
Meehlman
Lang
epiral—Baase
Seaner
W Reimer
Ferneding
Aichorn
Oneira—Hopkins
Co. W. Williams
Orn
O'Connor
Allen
i—Baase
Stewis
Kenemever
C. Reimer
Dian Stopking
Brown
Untitled Historical Box Score Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows player names and scoring totals such as Nerpard Pomard Hawtey Rice Weber Hitz plus totals and an Oriental-Herrmé AP Musemann Heede Bartels Hoffman and Nonpareil-Peilard. Data appears to be a disordered team box score with incomplete lines and unclear context.
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Nerpard
Pomard
Hawtey
Rice
Weber
Hitz
Herrmé AP
Musemann
Heede
Bartels
Hoffman
Peilard
Hadley
Dewey Triumphs In Marion Alley Bowling Kontest
The Deweys won the first game by nearly 400 pins and the second by over 200 as Meteors and Dewey duel on Marion alleys. Splits and pins misfires sparked complaints across teams while Capt. Herrman and family cheered for the Nonpareils in a lively league night.
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Marion
Baase
Centrals
Hopkins
O’conner
Oneidas
Mussman
Orientals
Rice
NonpsreiJs
Papa
Various Sports and Society News From New York
Surgeon William Steinitz is confined to Bellevue hospital after a mental breakdown. A Cornell faculty vote narrowly rejects abolishing football. Wisconsin to play Yale away next season on Oct 20. Frank Parmelee and J A R Elliott organize a 2300 bird shoot near New York during Grand American week. Carteret club in Garden City hosts a 100 birds per man match with a 299 dollar cup from Clarence Mackey on Feb 21 22. English motorcyclists.challenge accepted for three races 50 100 miles and a Boston to New York road run. Conway Sams argues racing should be dropped by the league as L A W presidential candidate. Frank Kramer transferred to professional class by N C G A board of control.
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Wisconsin
Yale
Badgers
Robert Hixon
Frank Parmelee
J.A. R. Elliiott
New York
Carteret Club
Garden City
L. TI
Clarence Mackey
Chas
Jarrett
C. G. Wridgway
Charley Percival
Boston
Conway W. Sams
Frank L. Kramer
Board of Control
N. CG. A
Gans Sullivan bout decision sparks postfight assault
Joe Gans the Baltimore lightweight won a decision over Spike Sullivan at the Broadway Athletic Club Friday night. Referee White was attacked by a Sullivan seconds man. The winners are set to meet Eamne for the lightweight title. Terry McGovern faced guardianship in New York court as an infant. George McFadden defeated Jimmy Murray at Eureka Athletic Club in Baltimore as Murray clung and wrestled until the ninth round. Chicago Jack Daly fought Erne at Fort Dearborn Club. Erie won on points after six rounds. McGovern plans six round rematch with Young Kenny and another Chicago lightweight in April. Sharkey versus Choynsky in Chicago fell through due to club quarrels over contracts.
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Joe Gans
Baltimore
Spike” Sullivan
Broadway Athletic Club
White
Sullivan
Gans
Eamne
Terry McGovern
New York
George McFadden
Jimmy Murray
Cincinnati
Eureka Athletic Club
Murray
Chicago
Jack Daly
Erne
Fort Dearborn
Loftus Calderon Ultimatum to Quit Minor League
The American league demands Tom Loftus give up his minor league franchise when he becomes Chicago Nationals manager. His Chicago duties leave no room to oversee a minor club. President Johnson moves to assemble the circuit with Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City Cleveland Detroit Louisville and Indianapolis.
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Chicago
American League
Tom Loftus
Johnson
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
Indianapolis
Sam Karpe Trophy Promised for Tenpin League
Through M. C. Knox of the Oneida bowling alleys a fine trophy is secured for the Tenpin league winner. It will be named the Sam Karpe trophy and must be won for two successive seasons before transfer of ownership. The trophy is a 16 inch high quadruple silver plate heartful piece of work.
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M. C. Knox
Oneida
Sam Karpe
Epworth League Meeting Debates Amusement Ban Amendment
At Roberts Park Church volunteers gathered Friday to discuss constitutional changes. President Hoff of the second division proposed banning members who attend balls and theaters from office, claiming most officers are hypocrites. No quorum was present, so no vote occurred.
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Hepworth League
Roberts Park Church
Hoff
Epworth League
Navy Detaches McNair From Annapolis Post
Rear Admiral McNair requests detachment from Annapolis superintendency due to ill health. President names Commander Richard Wainwright to succeed him citing Wainwrights gallant Spanish American War service commanding the cruiser Gloucester.
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Washington
McNair
Annapolis Naval Academy
Dewey
Navy
Richard Wainwright
Wainwright
Gloucester
Sixteen Soldiers Die of Wounds Aboard Navy Ship
San Francisco report from February describes the steamship Alameda arriving from Honolulu. The Missouri hospital ship, then at Manila, carried 272 sick and wounded when she departed. Sixteen soldiers died of wounds and dysentery during the voyage home.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Missouri
Manila
Twelfth Annual Indiana Republican Club Convention
The twelfth annual convention of the Indiana state league of republican clubs will meet in Anderson on Monday and Tuesday. Monday features speeches by Mayor M. M. Dunlay, N. W. Gilbert, James If. Watson, John D. Welman, and Booker T. Washington. A 1 p.m. banquet will include toasts from A. M. Higgins, W. B. Campbell, and others. Tuesday hosts the business meeting, with colored representatives listed as Gurney Brewer and others.
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Indiana State League of Republican Clubs
Anderson
M. M. Dunlay
N. W. Gilbert
James If. Watson
John D. Welman
Booker T. Washington
A. M. Higgins
W. B. Campbell
H. Bundy
A. D. Marsh
J. Frank Hanly
John B. Cockrum
Frederick Landis
Hugh G. Keegan
G. A. Cunningham
Ira C. Batman
C. & Hernly
League
Gurney Brewer
G. L. Knox
Dr. S. A. Furnis
Charles W. Brown
John Puryear
James Shelton
Gabriel Jones
Notice of Sanitarium for the cure of
Notice is given that the Sanitarium for the cure of cases is referenced in this document and details the purpose, location, and authorization involved. The notice announces the initiative and its aim to provide medical treatment within the community.
Long Distance Phone 26374 Big Four Route Rail Trip Notice
Round trip from Indianapolis to Anderson under Marion Club auspices leaves Indianapolis at 1 0 0 noon on Monday February 12 returning 10 p m. Tickets valid February 11 and 12 and returning February 14. H M Bronson G P A invites all to join this state league Republican clubs outing.
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Republican
Anderson
Ind
Pri
Marion Club
Indianapolis
Jeave Anderson
H. M. Bronson
Colored Orator Drives Debate in White High School Senate
A high school senate wrangles over reports on boxing bill and direct election of senators. The new committee produced an unfavorable report after debate. Senator Wachtell-William Ell spoke passionately for direct election while Ernest Cohn opposed.
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Senate
Wachtell
William Ell
Ferkins
Ernest Cohn
Libby Prison Escape Survivors Meet in Chicago
Six members of the Libby prison tunnel association and survivors of the 1863 escape gathered at the Sherman house in Chicago on February 10 to mark the thirty seventh anniversary. Attending were Gen. Co. W. Pavey Mt. Vernon Ill Maj. W A Colins Western Springs Ill Capt John T Hanns Maj R C Naggs Col Wm J Jubbs Chicago Maj E G Spaleing Port Huron Mich.
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Chicago
Libby Prison Tunnel
Chitago
E. G. Spaleing
Port Huron
Mich
Roosevelt most available for Republican VP nomination
Henry C Payne states General Roosevelt of New York would accept the vice presidential bid if nominated and believes he is the most available man for the job. Payne says Roosevelt traveled to Albany when cast and repeats his expectation of acceptance.
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New York
Milwaukee Dispatch
the Sun
Henry C. Payne
Nationa
Roosevelt
Albany
Payne
Jury awards $1000 to Hardwick in building death suit
In Superior Court Room 2 a jury found Mylo Hardwick emancipated by his father before the Majestic building accident, granting damages of $1000 against contractor Charles McGarvey as administrator of the estate. The suit sought $10,000. Washington report notes pension bill passage for Col George H Pennington of New Albany at $90 monthly.
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Superior Court Room 2
Mylo Hardwick
Majestic
Hardwick
Charles McGarvey
Washington
Zenor
Indiana
George H. Pennington
New Albany
Durbin
Utopia Club Bowls Mixed Night at Turner Alleys
The Utopia Club held a Wednesday mixed bowling night at Turner Alleys with four men and four women per team. Scores ended 292 to 2875 with ladies averaging 35 and gentlemen 13. Mrs J A Robinson led ladies with 161, while Dr Tague had the top score for the men. end standings show Mrs A B Robinson 420 and Mrs J A Robinson 356 among the top totals.
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U Utopia
J. A. Robinson
Dr. Tague
A.B. Robirson
A. Robinson
Care _ Buddenbaum
Mra
Washington Whiffs and Political Notices
Senator Jones on Friday introduced a free silver coinage substitute for the pending currency bill. The navy needs about 1,009 enlisted men and officers. The issue with Nicaragua is resolved. McKinley is named an honorary member of Columbia lodge of Master Masons of London. The president and Mrs. McKinley attended a gathering hosted by Senator Hanna Friday night.
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Nicaragua
McKinley
Columbia Lodge of
Master Masons of London
Hanna
Porter fer Vice President
Washington February 14 The Post reports the administration seeks to advance a vice president candidate amid ongoing political maneuvering. Officials indicate strategic discussions are underway with key aides and party leaders to secure support ahead of upcoming deadlines.
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Porter
Washington
the Post
Cuba reports two thousand Americanized schools and large attendance
A Cuban commission will arrange details of the May 1 election after noting 2 058 Americanized schools and an attendance exceeding 100 000. The source fragment mentions a forthcoming appointment and an amount of two thousand men in unclear context.
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Attefdance
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