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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1902
Page
8
A discolored eye marked Terry McGovern after his Louisville bout with Dave Sullivan. He stepped from the train in New York on Monday and was warmly greeted by friends.
Frank Patterson jokes that umpire Nash clerks in a Boston grocery chasing mackerel up a pickle barrel and batting out sugar in the off season. George Tebeau plans a Louisville ballpark site near Fourth and L streets and will travel via Indianapolis to Chicago for the American Association schedule meeting.
The last basketball game of the season features Tae State University against Butler at the YMCA gymnasium Tuesday night.
The Grand theater offers a diverse bill with Troja the singer The St Leons acrobats and Kara the juggler delivering impressive routines The Elmnore sisters Patrice and Mignonette Kokin also shine The Dairy Farm at Park is a domestic tale set 50 years ago with colorfully old fashioned costumes The back door scene features real chickens and horses and the cast earns applause
Mac M. Burns as Squire Hurley shines in final act while other players impress. Amy Nelson performs at the Empire with flirtatious audience-pleasing routines and suggestive songs. The Dairy farm runs three days, and living pictures titled The Storm add risqué flair as May Howard leads the troupe.
The Sun reports a meeting of the Young Men's Republican Club at 43814 S Meridian St where 16 men joined the group. They promise active participation in the upcoming primary to oppose bullgag tactics and ring rule candidates and to defeat Edward S. R. Seguin for county auditor. Signed by Geo Wagner president and Chas Frauer secretary.
Gov Beckham received from Bell county officials an application for a requisition on the Tennessee governor for Lee Turner of Quarter House fame. No indictment has been returned. the affidavit of Frank Cecil supports the claim. The defense argues Quarter House lies just across the state line in Tennessee and questions jurisdiction.
At a Monday meeting, about 100 residents opposed repairing the Morris and River-age bridges and urged construction of new spans. A 17 member committee was appointed to lobby the Board of Works for new bridges, listing members including B F Wy song Samuel E Rauh D W Marmon K A Devore J W McGrew and others.
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