Fond du Lac Wins Championship Tilt Over YMCA
Fond du Lac defeats the YMCA 24 to 18 in a tense championship game at the YMCA gym. Umpire calls and rough play challenged the visitors while Fond du Lac surged late, with Brunkhorst and Bruett scoring key field goals to secure the victory.
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Fond du Lac
United States
Indianapolis
Andrye
Barry
Rogers
Purves
Badgers
Ud Hester
Pierson
Ryse
Bruett
Bach
Hester
Awhile Pierson
Hardén
Dond du Lac
Butler Team Positions and Fouls Report
Center McGaughey and forward Cunningham led the Butler lineup with Huggins at left guard and Vansickle at right guard. Fouls credited to I. H. S. and Butler with 15 and 17 respectively.
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ToUows
Butler
McGaughey
Cunningham
Huggins
Vansickle
Jones
Eepese Gn
Oneidas fall to Orientals in bowling duel Friday night
The Oneidas lost to the Orientals by 166 pins after an early 12 pin first game lead. Williams posted 227 to help Oneidas reach 878 in the deciding set while Orientals totaled 828. Other results include Apollos taking two from Centrals and a postponed Stone palace versus Wonpareils.
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Oneidas
All-stars
Orientals
Williams
Apollos
Centrals
Stone Palace
Wonpareils
Meteors Fall To Law Teams In Doubleheader
In Washington al lens, Lawton-Tomlinson and Meteor-Kassing clashed across two games with Lawton-Tomlinson posting 164 and 156 while Meteor-Kassing tallied 157 and 136 in the first two bouts. A later Lawton-Tomlinson surge produced 122 197 136 178 143 168 and 1 564 totals, as Meteor-Kassing counters with 128 126 128 121 132 142 125 140 147 121 to reach 1 303.
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Meteors
Lawtons
Washington Allens
Lawton
Tomlinson
Maas
Fishinger
Baker
Dedert
Emrich
O. Partlow
McGrew
Total
Meteor—Kassing
Jackson
Remking
Horst
Hampton
3Argerding
White
Kopp
Reger
Koelling
Scott
Burk
Brinkmeyer
Kaiser
Death of noted horseman Fatty Bates at age about 35
Charles F Bates known as Fatty Bates died Friday night in New York from pneumonia. He was famed as the best four in hand whip in the country. He bought John A Logan Jr stock farm at Youngstown Ohio three years ago and was born in Newport Rhode Island.
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New York
Charles F. Bates
Fatty” Bates
John A. Logan, Jr
Youngstown
Newport
R. L
McFadden Stops Sweeney After Rattling 21 Round Bout
New York lightweight George McFadden defeats Pat Sweeney after a fierce 21 round contest at the Broadway Athletic Club. Sweeney showed skill and grit, but was warned for repeated fouling as McFadden wore him down with rough tactics.
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New York
George McFadden
Pat Sweeney
Broadway Athletic Club
Sweeney
Dunkhorst Knocks Out Hogan in Sixth Round Fight
El Dunkhorst of Syracuse stops Jack Hogan of Lima in Peoria in the sixth round of a ten round bout. Jack Bonner loses to Frank Childs in Chicago in six rounds. Dave Barry vs Kid Roberson likely March 12 at Mozart Hall. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh boxers clash with Philadelphians winning five bouts. O Rourke offers to cover Childs 500 for a Walcott bout if a side bet is posted.
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el Dunkhorst
Syracuse
Jack Hogan
Lima
Still City
Peoria
Jack Bonner
Frank Childs
Chicago
Dave Barry
Kid’ Roberson
Mozart Hall
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Jimmie Devine
Joe Allen
Kia Krause
Frank Boyle
Jack Cavanaugh
Tom O'Rourke
Walcott
Prince of Wales colt Diamond Jubilee eyed Derby win
Tod Stoan selects Diamond Jubilee for the English Derby winner and plans limited riding for Sir William Beresford this season while awaiting license decisions in England. The New York assembly ways and means committee hears 500 Demarest bill advocates urging $1,000,000 for Higbee-Armstrong good roads act. Major Taylor to seek reinstatement with the American Racing Cyclists Union at a Louisville meeting in April. Arthur Gardiner resumes racing in America this season after reconsidering retirement. The three cushion billiards world championship starts in Chicago with six contenders and a $1 bet per player. Brick Kuhn departs New York for Cape Nome, Alaska, with Th
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Tod Stoan
William Beresford
England
Ways and Means
New York Assembly
Demarest
Higbee-Armstrong
Major Taylor
American Racing Cyclists Union
Louisville
Arthur Gardiner
America
Europe
Green’s Billiard Hall
Chicago
Schaefer
Catton
Capron
Sutton
Carter
Jeyne
Grand Park Bird Order Prompts Nationwide Search
In New York at Grand p. Interstate park officials describe a first week in April event to fill a large bird order. Agents are scouring the country to locate the required specimens for the arrangement.
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Interstate” Park
New York
Dental College Safe Robbed of 200 Dollars
Detectives Thornton and Span traced a $200 theft from Dr. George E. Hunt's private office at the Indiana denial college. Dean Hunt and clerk Miss Davis held the keys. the safe remained locked. Student John Paul Jones, from Robinson NL, arrested with $109.55 recovered. he says a companion stole the rest and gave it to him.
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Thornton and
Span
George E. Hunt
Indiana Denial College
Miss Davis
Géit Ez. Chiost
No Aid for the Boers Resolution Defeated in Senate
In a high school senate session on Friday senators debated offering the United States as a mediator between Great Britain and the Transvaal. Perkins urged intervention to aid peace, while Miller urged focusing on U.S. business. Geisdorf warned of Philippine concerns, Friend supported possible interference, and Lodge noted vast expenditures. The resolution was put to a vote and defeated.
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Perkins
Ernest Cohn
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Transvaal
England
Hill—Lee Miller
Mantle
Harold Geisdorf
Philippines
Lodge
Edwin Friend
McKinley and Idaho Governors Accused in Coeur d'Alene Inquiry
Washington reports the prosecution claims President McKinley and Idaho's governor acted in concert in the Coeur d'Alene mining troubles. Evidence shows telegrams from Mills Babcock Crocker urged troop dispatches. Labor protests arose as troops were sent and martial law kept. The defense argues military use was necessary to curb long-standing anarchy since 1892.
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Washington
Coeur d'Alene
McKinley
Idaho
D. O. Mills
J. W. Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
W. S. Crocker
San Francisco
DePauw Whipped Again In Debating Banner Contest
Butler supporters filled Plymouth church as Irivingtonites defeated DePauw in a debate on electing senators by direct popular vote. Judges James Woodburn T. Moran and Rev. G. Mackintosh ruled Butler won, while DePauw partisans accused the event of crowd size bias.
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Butler
James A. Woodburn
J. A
T. KF. Moran
Purdue
Rev. G. Mackintosh
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Greencastle
Missionary Brooks Attacked and Slain in China
Rev Matthews reports from China that Missionary Brooks was seized and stripped, dragged by a rope, and his unclothed body slashed with swords. He attempted escape but was hacked to death. his head was severed and remains found in a gulch days later.
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Victoria
B. C
Matthews
China
Brooks
Big Liner Grounded in Gedney Channel Near New York
New York March 3 The Hamburg American liner Hiner from Pennsylvania, departed at 6 30 a m for Hamburg, grounded at 9 29 in Gedney's channel. A few minutes later Captain Spliedt, the com-
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New York
Hiner
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Gedney
Spliedt
Blaze destroys portion of Huffman factory at Dunlaps
Firefighters saved the west building of W D Huffman’s pickle cider and vine gar works at 210 Dunlaps Street after a blaze from unknown cause likely a gas stove. Stock and building losses totaled about $4,000 with stock insured for $3,000. a fox hound kennel and a cat in the office added local color as the blaze raged and bottles exploded in the packing room.
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W. D. Huffman
Dunlapst
Joseph M. Berauer
Berauer
Secret German directive bars data on food law abuses
Berlin March 3 The Vorwaerts prints secret interior ministry instructions for consular inquiries about American products. No statistical data on food adulteration violations including spoiled food will be given to American consuls. Information on trichinae is refused. About 2,700 people are said to be punished annually for these contraventions. The meat bill debates may force government comment. U S ambassador White warns a tariff war if Germany adopts the meat law that would shut out American meat.
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Berlin
Vorwnaerts
Socialists
Vorwaerts
Empire
U.S
White
Germany
Births Deaths and Marriages Fragment
Births list several couples with addresses and newborns a girl and boys. Deaths note Hazel Staner Jones G Will Ruth A Robinson Kate M Hughes Leroy Wakefield Joash Stubbs Annie Peters Carl Foerster John Moriarity. Marriages Thomas C Byrd Catherine LeRue Morton A Mayfield Mary A Collsom.
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Malarmus
Jones G. Will
Talbott Ave
Ruth A. Robinson
Delaware St
Kate M. Hughes
Barth-ave
Leroy Wakefield
W. Morris Sr
Carl Foerster
New York St
John A. Moriarity
Thomas C. Byrd
Catherine LeRue
Morton A. Mayfield
Mary A. Collisom
Building Permits Reported for Sherman and Chicago Areas
Two building permits recorded. In Sherman at 1237 E Meridian Street a frame addition is valued at 138 dollars for H Kettie Trust of Chicago. Near Canal Street a cottage permit valued at 300 dollars filed for the same trust.
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Meridian-st
Sherman
Chicago
Canal St
County treasurer's safe cracked in Charleston Miss
Charleston Miss was rocked for two dollars Thursday night as thieves cracked the county treasurer's safe. South Carolinians rush cotton on the market at high prices. Arthur Atkinson a Boston broker killed himself Friday. Secretary Root and wife to sail from Tampa on the transport Edgwick for Havana. Sunday a locomotive tube blew at Delaware 9 Friday. Fireman Diss and Engineer Carmichael badly scalded.
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Miss
Arthur Atkinson
Boston
Root
Tampa
Transport &Edgwick
Havana
Delaware
Diss
Carmichael
Oratorical contest plans in Richmond for April 13
Harvey Crossland and the State high school oratorical association executive committee coordinate final arrangements for the contest in Richmond on April 13. Crossland seeks constitutional change to avoid a student representing a school in two consecutive years. Indianapolis delegation accommodations are arranged. Saturday morning officers named include Paul Axtel as president Isaac Wilson as corresponding secretary and L E Bowen as secretary. Cities to be represented include Indianapolis Richmond Madison Peru Columbus Portland and Huntington. Lady Louise Madelana Vighe dies at 97 in Woldstock daughter of the duke of Richmond danced at a Brussels ball before the Waterloo battle and wore the duke of Wellington's sword ready for battle.
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Harvey Crossland
Richmond
Crossland
Indianapolis
Paul Axtel
Portland
Isaac Wilson
L. E. Bowen
Madison
Peru
Columbus
Huntington
London
Louise Madelena Vighe
Duke of Richmond
Woldstock
Brussels
Water
Duke of Wellington
Tariff Claim Spurs Dispute At National Editorial Meet
At the national editorial convention in New Orleans Editor Patterson of the Denver News asserted the protective tariff enabled the paper trust to gain control of the white paper supply in America. Editor Laming of the Norwalk Legal News challenged the claim, a row ensued and the session adjourned.
Representative Eppes Dies in Virginia Hospital
Representative Sidney P. Fones of Virginia died Saturday morning at Garfield hospital from complications after an appendectomy. He passed away following surgery and medical treatment.
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Eppes
Washington
Sidney P. Fones
Virginia
Garfield Hospital
Chas T Whitsett Undertaker on Meridian Street
Local obituary style note identifies Chas T Whitsett as an undertaker located at 531 North Meridian Street with phone contact 564 for services and inquiries.
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Meridian St
In Yard, Stable, or Honce Conde Muer to The Sun
A garbled note claims Conde Muer wrote to The Sun asserting agency over self and future. Readable fragments suggest themes of personal free will and transformation, but the text remains unclear and fragmented with no verifiable details or dates.
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Conde Muer
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