Bowery lodging-house fire kills seven in New York
A Bowery lodging house fire in New York Sunday morning leaves seven dead among 132 rooms with 90 occupied. Victims include Charles Buttie John Clark Edward Doyle Henry Jackson Stephen Carney Martin Gallagher and an unidentified man. Rescue attempts save others, building loss about 2000 dollars. Carney’s papers reveal nearly 1600 dollars on deposit despite living in a cheap lodging.
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Bowery
Mornig
Charles Buttie
John Clark
Edward Doyle
Henry ‘Jackson
Stephen Carney
Martin Gallagher
Carney
One More Night's Playing in Hoosier League Standings
Ben Brown leads the Indianapolis bowling league with Burton within reach, while teammate Bob Bryzon trails by 18 pins. Marion players Brown and Allen top the Marion county league. Wiley of the Deweys leads the Independent league with Baker close behind. Kn x stands atop the Ten Pin circuit with 371, and Webb Jay Kr rokel Kimmel vie for third. George Vanderbeck posts bond in alimony case. Nick Young calls arbitration in New York. Billy Earle recovers from surgery to coach Richmond team. Connie Mack signs Yeager for Milwaukee. Knepper and Hempill eyed by St. Louis. Hahn and Heidrick remain unsigned.
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Gettle
Indianapolis
Ben Brown
Burton
B. Co
Bob Bryzon
Marions
Brown and
Allen
Oneidas
Wiley
Deweys
Memphis
Charley Frank
George A. Vanderbeck
Detroit
Nick Young
National League
Board of Arbitration
Fifth Ave
New York
Billy Earle
Cleveland
St. Louis
Noodles Hahn
Cincinnatis
Heidrick
Baseball Muddle and Ban Johnsons American League Plan
President Ban Johnson has outlined an American League lineup with Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis Battle Creek Chicago Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City, sparking debate over grounds and the ongoing war with the National League. Kilfoyle Somers back Cleveland club as top players are promised, with Chicago grounds in question and a season opener likely April 23. The National League magnates meet in New York as a fierce baseball war looms.
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Land
Detroit
Indianapolis
Battle East
Chicago
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Kilfoyle
Somers
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Jonn- Zon
Lelea
Johnson
Fond du Lac YMCA Team Triumphs in Low-Scoring Win
The Fond du Lac YMCA basketball team defeated Indianapolis 29 to 13. Harden and Ryse contributed at center and guard, while Rogers delivered strong play with several standout field goals. Fleming and Pierson stood out among the forwards as the squad secured the victory.
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Isitors
Indianapolis
Fleming
Harden
Rogers
Weeiseee Orward
Fleming ‘Harden
Peahhepdess Ryse
Pierson , McCaughey
Wacbdnacdad Purves
Veee Hester
Dave Barry Defeated in Boxing Bout at Mozart Hall
Barry the lightweight was defeated by Otto Bieloff before the Chicago association Saturday night. The fight showed Barry’s resilience as he absorbed punishment but remained competitive, signaling potential for a future clash with Toronto. The report notes other baseball contract discussions involving Pittsburg players and figures like Pat Foley.
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Dave Barry
Barry
Kid “Roberson
Mozart Hall
Otto Bieloff
Chicago Association
Sheater
Toronto
Mak
Berry
Corbett Resumes Lakewood Training for Jeffries Fight
Jim Corbett returned to Lakewood on Monday to resume preparation for his May 11 contest with Jim Jeffries at the Seaside athletics club. He will be assisted by Gus Rublin and Stockings Conroy.
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New York
Jim Corbett
Lakewood
Jim Jeffries
Seaside Athletics Club
Gus Rublin
Conroy
Harry Weldon Recovery Reported By Physicians
The physicians report that Harry Weldon, the Cincinnati Enquirer sporting editor, who suffered paralysis recently, is expected to recover. The Logansport polo team lost to Racine 2 to 1 at Racine Wisconsin on Saturday. Sam Poole has lined up Eddie Santry for a meeting with Terry McGovern before the Broadway club on April 13 with a purse of 10000 and a 5000 side bet. Kid Broad and Dave Sullivan clash March 16 for 25 rounds at the Broadway club. Oxford defeated Cashbridge in a Saturday football game by two goals.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Logansport
Racine
Wis
Sam Poole
Eddie Santry
Terry McGovern
Broadway Athletic Club
Kid Broad
Dave Sullivan
Oxford
Cashbridge
Honeymoon couple wed at Grand theater
A young couple quietly married by a minister after a wedding ceremony at the Grand. They decided on a theater honeymoon, with friends on hand as the orchestra struck up a playful tune signaling the couple’s happy arrival. The bride is the daughter of a prominent businessman. the groom works in an East End store.
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Grand
Miners and Operators Report Scale Agreement Reached
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers reports a satisfactory scale agreement at the Illinois miners and operators conference in Springfield. Indiana miners and operators plan a Terre Haute meeting Tuesday, likely a week, to set their coming year’s scale. A note on Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup promotes its use for coughs and pulmonary diseases.
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United Mine Workers
Illinois
Springfield
Indiana
Terre Haute
Dr. Wood
Jeffries Confident of Fight With Corbett at Coney Island
Champion Jeffries arrived from the east and will train in Los Angeles for a couple of weeks while nursing a severe cold. He asserts the bout with Corbett at Coney Island is certain, with only the referee to be settled.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Disfranchisement Rally Forecast for Havana Vote
Col. Frank M. Gardenhire reports from Nashville that Gen Wrocd's literacy and property requirements deprive about 60 percent of voters of the franchise. He warns of potential violence on election day as natives fear invasion and express hostility toward soldiers.
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Havana
Col. Gardenhire
Nashville
Tenn
Frank M. Gardenhire
Wrocd
Wrestler Daclan Costello fatally stabbed in jealousy case
Seattle dispatch reports Daclan Costello a French wrestler was stabbed to death by Victorine Margonetta a dissolute woman during a jealous incident Sunday night. Margonetta faced charges as the alleged killer in the fatal confrontation at an unspecified location. The case notes Costello’s athletic background and the violent outcome of the dispute.
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Seattle
Wash
Interstate cocking main opens at Ten-mile Hill
CHARLESTON S C March 5 The interstate cocking main began Monday at Ten mile hill and will run three days The best birds of Georgia and South Carolina are entered and the contest promises fast sport Nearly 10 birds are entered
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Ten-mile Hill
Georgia
South Carolina
Free Flag and a Tax A Sermon on Puerto Rico Policy
Rev. J Cumming Smith spoke at Taber Presbyterian Church about Puerto Rico policy pointing out the danger of taxing new possessions without consent. He urged a firm, kind approach and argued for free trade if the islands are on par with states, insisting on human brotherhood over imperial tactics.
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J. Cumming Smith
Taber- Trade Presbyterian Church
Puerto Rico
Salvation Army officer to hold meeting in army hall
Lieut colonel French chief divisional officer for the Salvation Army in Indiana Michigan Wisconsin and Illinois will hold a meeting in the army hall 122 E Market Monday night He will be assisted by all officers of the central Indiana divisions An earlier council was held Monday afternoon at the YMCA and services conducted at Roberts Park Church during the day and night.
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French
Salvation Army of
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Army
Free to the Ruptured by Rice Method Advertisement
An unsolicited free trial offer from Dr. W. S. Rice at 438 N Main St Adams NY promotes a rupture cure claimed to be painless, non surgical, and time free. It features Charles Lange Mor rison Illinois as a case, noting long standing double rupture improved after brief use and asserts many similar recoveries. Readers are urged to write for the trial and spread the word to others with ruptures.
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N. Main St
Chas. Lange
Adams
N. Y
Charles Lange
Morrison
Lange
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