Indiana Retail Hardware Assn Convention Delayed Delegates Arrive
About 200 delayed delegates from across Indiana joined the eleventh annual convention at Tomlinson hall. Attendance doubled Wednesday as exhibits drew interest and the Friday session will elect delegates to the national meeting in Denver. Officers will be chosen from the lower ranks and a "question Box" address by George H. Maxwell on the Campaign for the Small Town is planned. A Grand Opera House box party caps the social events.
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Indiana Retail Hardware Association
Tomlinson Hall
Denver
Armo
George H. Maxwell
Grand Opera House
Claim Winner 1 Mugh Bought by the Women
Edwin W. Hyde, a Wilson Creek bachelor who won a $11,000 Flathead reservation homestead in Montana, faces a flood of marriage proposals. He transports mail in a wheelbarrow as postmaster warns of overwork while widows and romantics from Spokane and distant cities pursue him for a housekeeper role.
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Spokane
Wash
Edwin W. Hyde
Wilson Creek
Flathead Reservation
Montana
New York
Chicago
Boston
Pair of Terrapin Raged by Baltimore Clubmen
In Baltimore Maryland on February 17 a terrapin race in the Baltimore Club rooms saw two contestants from the Baltimore Country Club and the Maryland Club named Othello and King Leopold. Othello led early but halted near the finish allowing King Leopold to win amid cheers from a small group of backers.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Club
Baltimore Country Club
Maryland Club
Othello
King Leopold
Leopold
Kean to Speak at U of A Washington Birthday Event
The Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution and allied veteran groups join in a public celebration of George Washington's birth next Tuesday evening February 22 at Pearson's hall. Hon. John W. Kern will deliver the principal address.
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Sons and Daughters of the
Sons and Daughters of the Revolution
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
No. Sa
T’nian Veteran Legion
George Washington
Pearson's Hall
John W. Kern
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trial
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure for piles with a free trial offer via a coupon. It claims the remedy reduces inflammation congestion and itching and promises relief without surgery, urging readers to buy a 50 cent box afterward at drug stores.
Italian Marathoner Pietri Defeats Hayes in San Francisco
Dorando Pietri, the Italian marathoner, won a decisive victory over Johnny Hayes of New York in a hot race at the San Francisco regu lation marathon. It marked the third defeat out of four meets Pietri has handed Hayes.
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Dorando Pietri
Johnny Hayes
New York
San Francisco
Hayes
Winter Home Wedding on West Dust Street
A midwinter home wedding took place last evening at the bride’s mother's residence 1048 W Thirty first street. Miss Nina Madison married Mr. Charles Devie with Rev George Adamson officiating. Godfrey Adamson, the ribbon bearer, and Maurice Farney at the piano accompanied the ceremony. The couple will reside at 1048 W Thirty first street with out of town guests Anna Stearns and the Roney couple attending from Rushville and Irvington Indiana.
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Catherine Madison
Thirty-first Street
Nina Madison
Charles KE. Devie
George D. Adamson
Home Presbyterian Church
Godfrey Adamson
Maurice Farney
Devie
Anna Stearns
Rushville
Ind
Frederick B. Stearns
J. Roney
Irvington
Martin Bundy Dies in Ninety Third Year
Newcastle Ind Feb 17 Martin Tu Bundy aged 93 one of the survivors of the convention which launched the Republican party and adviser to Oliver P Morton when governor of Indiana died this morning in New Castle
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Newcastle
Ind
Martin Tu. Bundy
Reputlcan Party
Oliver P. Morton
Indiana
Political Trail Signals Early 1910 Indiana Races
Princeton candidate John W. Brady announces for Republican First district. Shelbyville Republicans name Elliott and James Phillipps for March 1. Gary mayor Thomas Knotts fights for Democratic nomination in Tenth amid impeach threat. Primaries set across counties including Jackson March 11 and Sullivan March 11. Cromer enters Delaware circuit judge race. Leffler seeks third nomination. News-Democrat backs Gov. Marshall for president nomination. Landis publishes The Glory of His Country. Dyer pension appointment urged by Crumpacker and Beveridge. Hamilton County Republicans rally behind Neal. Dwiggins or Ratcliff named as possibles.
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Thomas E. Knotts
Gary
Congress
Knotts
Gov. Marshall
National Democratic Party
George W. Cromer
Muncie
Delaware County
Joseph Leffler
Edward Everett Neal
Hamilton County
Republica
O. C. Dwiggins
Crawfordsville
O. B. Ratcliff
Covington
Quiet Indianapolis Team Notes After Perry Werden Absence
Indianapolis fans expect a quieter season as Perry Werden and Jimmy Burke are absent from the club. The Fan Ball Extra says the team will be dignified, with Gentleman Chartle potentially needing help to stir morale and engage the crowd during the coming season.
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Indianapolis
Perry Werden
Perry
Fan Ball Extra
Jimmy Burke
Indianapoli
Chartle
Geers sustains broken leg in freak racing accident
Memphis news reports that Geers suffered a broken leg in a freak accident while riding a horse drawn by a famed driver and trainer. He remains at home under care from several doctors in Memphis on February 17.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pitcher Crutcher to Join Carr's Indianapolis Team
Frankfort star pitcher Louis Crutcher from the Hiue Grass league last season will play for Manager Carr's Indianapolis American Association team this year. He has received Carr's letter asking for terms. Crutcher's best game last season was defeating the Louisville pennant winners on the local grounds at season's end.
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Frankfort
Louis Crutcher
Hiue
Crutcher
Carr
Louisville
McGraw Offers to Pay Kling Fine and Try for Release
John G Kling, Chicago Cubs catcher held out from spring camp, said he will accept a deal if the New York Giants manager John McGraw agrees to pay the $1000 fine and Murphy’s terms for Kling’s release. The offer was reported from Kansas City on February 17.
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Kansas City
John McGraw
New York Giants
John G. Kling
Chicago Cub
Murphy
Kling
Kilng
Big Leaguers to Move to Different Clubs for 1909
A list of players switching teams for 1909 shows many big leaguers changing affiliations among Cleveland Philadelphia New York St Louis and other clubs. The note reflects movements across American and National leagues including St Louis New York Cincinnati Chicago Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia National teams.
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Philadelphia Amer
Cleveland
Present Club
Cleveland American
Philadelphia American
New York American
St. Louis American
Washington American
St. Louis National
New York
Cincinnati National
Philadelphia
Philadelphia National
Chicago National
Boston National
Brooklyn National
City Births and Deaths Record Summary
City birth notices list Walter and Lillie Forgey as welcoming a boy at 518 W Henry Street along with numerous other births at varied addresses. Death notices report Oliver J Grubb and others perishing from causes including cystitis and tuberculosis, with ages ranging from 18 to 81 and residences across city streets. Building permits and wreck repairs are listed for several properties, including 311 E South and 183 Birch Avenue.
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Walter and
Lillie Forgey
W. Henry Street
Geo. and
Nona Smith
Whittier Place
Jennings on Deck in Detroit as pennant chase begins
Detroit report notes manager Jennings arrived from an earlier stop and immediately set plans for a fourth pennant. He met baseball writers to present an elaborate breakdown of the 1910 league race, analyzing each club’s strength separately.
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Jennings
Detroit
Medical notices and foot care offered in city clinics
SREDICAL. MEDICAL- DR. WILLIAM GRay, Rooms 202 and 212 Holliday building, cor ner Alabama and Qohtu streets. Special attention to chronic diseases. Medicines dispensed Tu. Th. Later WELCH AND WIFE treat corms, bunions and ingrowing nails: best results guaranteed. 18-240 N. Meridian street. Rooms 38 and 39. ttst?
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William Gray
Holliday Building
Alabama and
Qohtu Streets
Welch
Meridian Street
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Sheffield Avenue
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Capitol Avenue
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California Street
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Belmont Avenue
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Chestnut Street
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Jefferson Avenue
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N. Miley Avenue
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S. Senate Avenue
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Michigan Street
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Lee Street
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E. Minnesotan
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Chadwick Street
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Adelaide Street
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Ohio
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Pearl St
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Washington
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Robert Denny
Westfield
Crown Hill Cemetery
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Nice Farm
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Inggaire
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Polk
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Dean W Nurseries
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