Rough and Fight Filled Game Between Indianapolis and Richmond
A rough contest between Indianapolis and Richmond ended in a narrow loss for Indianapolis. Referee Waller made satisfactory calls, while tensions flared with a clash between Bone and O Hara. Lineups feature Doherty and McGilvray for Indianapolis and Bannon for Richmond, with attendance noted in a Western and Central League context.
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O'Hara
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Ryan and Beauscholte Set for Wednesday Boxing Night
Tommy Ryan, famed middleweight champion trainer, headlines a card at the Pote Tink on Wednesday night with Jack Beauschale of Chicago. A six round semi windio features Freddie Cole versus Jack Daly, plus two four round preliminaries Kid Dalton v Eddie Parsons and Kid Aes v Jimmie Adama. Doors open at 7 30 p m with tickets at 30 cents.
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Tommy Ryan
Fistlana
Ames Pitzsimmons
Tommy
Jack Besuschale
Chicago
Preddie Cole
Jack Daly
Kid Dalton
Eddie Parsons
Kid Aes
Jimmie Adama
American Jockeys Abroad Spur New World Talent
O Connor Ratseh and Birkenruth sail this week aboard the St Paul to France. A midget rider named Thin J Spencer joins them and signs with M Cauitaut. Spencer, 30 years old and brother to Jenry Spencer, had little public riding experience beyond California tracks and aims to prove his worth in France amid a promising racing stable run by M Callant.
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Birkenruth
St. Paul
France
J. Spencer
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Spencer Wil
M. Cauitaut
Will Get Heydon and Trade for Magoon
Indianapolis settles on obtaining Heydon while losing Dutch Schaeffer after a Columbus peace meeting. Schaeter went to the Pacific coast to play with Seatue. Indianapolis hopes to trade for George Magoon of the Chicago Americans in a five for Magoon deal.
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Tunsy Day
Schaeter
Pacific Coast
Seatue
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World’s Fair schoolboy contests to lead athletics program
At the St. Louis World’s Fair base stadium to be ready in March, schoolboy track contests will feature prominently in May. Shortridge and Manual Training High School will be represented, with Simon Sullivan, the exposition’s physical director, predicting broad city and national participation under the Public School Athletic League. About 3,600 boys are expected to compete across the event.
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Which is Which Question of Supremacy Between O Brien and Gardner
The passage discusses a rivalry between Jack O’Brien and George Gardner. It notes O’Brien’s claim he can defeat both Cooley and Mack, while Gardner battles opponents like Driscoll and Cooley. It frames who is the better man if O’Brien succeeds in eliminating both his rivals.
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George Gardner
George Uuty
Gardner
Cooley
O’brien
O'Brien
Chicago
Tommy Ryan
Tom
Larry Tompin
Temple
O'Rourke
Two Rage Meetings in Western Trotting Association
Indianapolis will host two meetings in the Western Trotting Association this year. The first runs from August 8 to 32 with 312000 purporta, and the second during Indiana state fall from September 32 to 17 with 2000 to be distributed to purine.
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Great Western Trotting Association
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Legendary Baseball Echoes From Early Majors Era
Fragmented reminiscence lists players like Capt. Anson and Dan Brouthers among lineages of early baseball heroes. It notes eras, debuts, and many names such as Charley Farrell and Jim White while referencing coaches umpires and executives who shaped the sport's formative years, with broad strokes about careers and retirements.
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Gaye
Charley Farrell
Timmy Ryan
Dearon
Jin Metsuro
Vrewd
Charley Fergusa
Ke Spisun
Jim Wallner
Pred Durlap
Radbourne
Mike Kelley
Fraink Flint
Yomei Jimmy Galyim
John Hentey
Prank O'Day
Arthur Irwin
Ned Hanlon
Jim O'Rourke
Adlit
Sharkey and Munroe Set for Prospective Boxing Bout
Reported clash between Sharkey and Munroe to occur soon with Jim Jeffries potentially joining. Billy Delaney arrives in New York fueling talks that Munroe plans to wear down Sharkey, while Sherney’s and Jeffries’ camps monitor the field and ready for the first rounds.
No principal agent relation found in New Orleans camp dispute
In New Orleans a court of appeals ruled no principal agent relationship existed between the Sovereign camp and its individual units, thus denying damages for actions by separate camps. Jumper sought 5000 for injuries after being struck by "the goat" during initiation into a Water Valley camp. The case centers on liability across affiliated groups.
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Stylus Court of Appeals
Dumper
Woodmen
Sovereim
Union
Water Valley
Dills
Multisport Race Notes and Training Updates
A scattered report covers a mix of track and trotting news as Pittman Phil heads to Ingleside Ka and brood mare deaths in Frisco. It notes Harlem handicap entries, Ascot derby at a new Calfornia truck venue, and training chatter around Young Corbett with Dave Bullivan. Also mentions university enrollment, Sunday ball rumors, and bowling of racing officials amid broader sports industry notes.
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Phil
Ingleside
Ela Arent
Frisco
Dick Welles
New Calfornia
Im Crawford
Detroit
Washington
Earl Wagner
Young Corbett
Dave Bullivan
Fran Ling
Bancroft
Revs
Orion
Lily Langtry
University of Columbia
Tom O'Rourke Finds the Real Middleweight Champion
The article profiles Tom O'Rourke and his search for a true middleweight champion. It mentions George Dizon, Joe Walcott, and other contenders, notes O'Rourke’s confidence, and discusses gate receipts and the recurring trope of avoiding colored challengers.
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Tom O'Rourke
George Dizon
George
Natther
Joe Walcott
Tom
Brave Little Actress Plays Her Part in Tragic Night
A young actress in a theater company collapsed on stage as her mother died from pneumonia at a nearby hospital. A fire on a hotel building’s thirteenth floor caused extensive damage, with flames threatening surrounding structures. Firefighters saved one child from the blaze, and losses were pegged at about $25,000.
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Br Lots
Ata
Fel
Mrother
Utile Con Quintin
Patar
Jocar Theater
Rod
Mia
Tamina Quintin
Juncaline
Dueday
Ite
Iy Lalon
Tee
Anully
Jossie
Sigma Chi Banquet To Feature Notables In Big Reunion
Columbia club prepares for a major Sigma Chi banquet Friday night with at least 300 guests expected. Judge Vinton of Lafayette will preside, and several prominent figures will participate. An effort seeks to keep George Ade and John McCutcheon over Saturday to address Indianapolis school teachers. Another theater was threatened in Chicago as the Schiller building and Garrick cafe faced danger.
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Sigma Chi
Columbia Club
Ita
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Judge Vinton
Lafayette
George ,Ade
John McCutcheon
Indianapolis
City Life: Various Local Court Rulings and Incidents
Aga Taber of South Kend released from federal court pending good behavior amid land fraud concerns. Supreme Court grants William Potter a new trial and orders release from Jefferson Vill reformators after an accidental shooting of Huren Garnett. Shortridge students protest in support of Merrit who opposed a cuored pints policy. Alchans Davis in federal penitentary for looting a bank in Washington, Ind. asked to attend a funeral but was refused by the president. John F. Rosenstein presented a $10 Confederate bid for stump at post office. bill not accepted. Rosenstein believed a stranger swapped him, buying 5 cents of goods and cashing 8.50 two weeks earlier.
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South Kend
Supreme Court
Wiliam Potter
Jefferson Villa
Huren Garnett
Shortridge High School
Merrit
Alchans Davis
Federal
Washington, Ind
John F. Rosenstein
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Castoria product ad from early period brand listing
An old advertisement fragment references Castoria as a trusted remedy formerly marketed by Baer’s and the Litilliden brand. It emphasizes long standing usage and quelling common infant ailments with a familiar, home medicine tone.
Hobo the pipe-carrying Boston bull terrier
A Boston bull terrier named Hobo walks the Denison pool room with a pipe in his mouth. The dog, 2 years old, is trained to carry the pipe to deter street scavenging and is owned by HH. Ts Zeda of the Through the center of the earth company, who notes that investors offered large sums for him.
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Ts Zeda
Comtor Fionist
Center of the Earth” Company
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Death of Sophia Gab oldest woman in Chicago
Fragments report Sophia Gab died at the home for aged and infirm colored people in Chicago. She was described as the oldest resident and believed to be 110 years old. The note cites uncertainty about her precise age and references a local obituary in centenarian terms.
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Chicago
No Danger of an Invasion in Panama
New Orleans February 2 Brig. Gen. G F Elliott, commandant of United States marines in Panama, arrived Tuesday night en route to Washington to confer with President Roosevelt and the state department on conditions in Panama. There is no danger of Colombia invading Panama.
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G. F. Elliott
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Panama
Washington
Roonevelt
State Department
Colombia
Official Ax Feil in Lexington Police Shakeup
In Lexington Kentucky on February 4 a new Laulavisjo'n administration reportedly dismissed 14 policemen and 11 firemen, signaling a major departmental purge. The firing spree followed the new leadership's first Tuesday in office, with no immediate details on replacements.
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