Indians Lose Protest Game In Fort Wayne Match
Indians protest a hockey game at Avédltotium as Fort Wayne defeats Indianapolis 13 to 1. Fort Wayne dominated with rushes and blocking, while the Indians were unable to respond after a tough opening period. Key players include Jason, Higgins, Leyden, Houghton, and O Hara on offense and Harper, Moran as referee with 1,310 in attendance.
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Caph O'Hara
Avédltotium
Fort Wayne
Canavan
Fort Waynes
Lee
Thseina
Jason
Indianapolis
Fort Wayre
Houghton
Bome Ahigbine
Leydon
Roosevelt Jr Joins New York Athletic Club
Theodore Roosevelt Jr the president's eldest son becomes a member of the New York Athletic Club. He shows early fondness for outdoor sports playing football and tennis under guidance from famed champions Bob Wrenn and Bill Larned.
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Ecrippe-Arak Press Association
New York
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
New York Athleticlub
Bob” Wrenn
Bil Larned
Rough Riders
Kaye
Roosevelt
Oynter
The Heart of Maryland Play Attracts Audiences This Week
A dramatic program featuring Rose Melville in The Heart of Maryland is praised for its portrayal of American life and female heroism. The Empire Theater presents Bryant's extravaganza with The Watermelon Trust by Coater and Grundy five, noted for strong acts and a lively finale.
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Bryant
the Empire
Coater and Grundy
The
Watermelon Trust
Erne
Honegger
Theaters Schedule and Show Highlights
At the theaters English's Elks win stress, Wednesday night. Rogers Brothers in Paris Friday afternoon and night and Saturday afternoon. Grand-Fashionable vaudeville at Park Sis Hopkins every night and Thursday and Saturday matinees. Empire Bryant's extravaganza.
Vaudeville at the Grand Promises A Diverse Program
The Grand’s current vaudeville show features Lilian Waltone and Edward Lavine, with Stina Wal tone’s strong baritone voice matching Helena Mora’s. Lavine performs skilled comedy juggling with rubber balls, while acts like Carter DeHaven Foxtette Pall and Rollins Burke and LaRue draw interest. Belasco’s Heart of Maryland headlines as a long-running favorite set for presentation at the Park Theatre.
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Grand
Lilian Waltone
Edward LeVine
Stina Waltone
Helena Mora
Mr. LaVine
Carter DeHaven Foxtette
Pall and Rollins
Burke and LaRue
Value of Fruit Crops in the United States
The annual fruit area of the United States has a value of 13200000 dollars. Orchard fruits yield 34060000 dollars annually, small fruits 1800000 dollars, grapes 1400000 dollars, and citrus fruits produced mainly in California and Florida. Total value around 133548000 dollars.
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United States
California
Yorlds
Social notes from Indiana town visits and family gatherings
George Shirley visited his Shelburnville home Sunday while John Sullivan called on his father in Lafayette visiting in Indianapolis. Edward Gustin from Anderson visited family in Indianapolis. Many residents from Lafayette, Greenfield, Shelbyville, and Columbus spent Sunday with relatives or friends across central Indiana.
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George Shirley
Milas Ft
Nora Andrrws
Lafayette
Horteestar
George Harris
Pay Hillerskamp
Vinecenpes
Fred Peters
Will Arihur
Columbus
Ind
Francis Harrigan
Yiiring Hier
Christin Labrman
Bertha Wallace
Indianapolis
Leah Palmer
Anderson
Matb Falley
Bruce Falley
Bixteat
Terre Thatle
Eleanor Hitt
Vincennes
Misa Grace Curtis
Wesses Alma
Lillian Beaver
Greenfield
Henry Bruning
Shelbyville
Goldie Brandenburg
Baker
John Gunn
Shelbyyitle
Afr
Mia
Henry Burkher
C. W. Haxeltine
Charle ‘Vawter
Grace Gable
William Yawter
Greenfeld
Mins Bile Lyons
Lizsie McLaughlin
Edward Lewis
Chauncey Clark
Wat H. Horn
G.P. Jennings
Jennie Reeves
Ken Newsom
Charlea A. Reeves
John C. Bott
Huntley
Woman in Black Posed as Mrs Reed at Death Bed
Boston wired dispatch reports Henry B Reed a 62 year old millionaire sugar refiner and Nash Spaulding director found dead at Grand Union hotel. Police seek a light built woman who posed as Mrs Reed, last seen with the deceased. Family doubts suicide or heart disease amid a wave of sensational speculation.
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Ispecil
New York
Kenry B. Reed
Willionaire
Boston
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Broadst
Commission Merchants
Grand Union Hotel
Eleu Staan
Reed
Mra. Reed
Charlen B. Rogera & Co
Center T
Jamaica Plan
Mr. Reed
Kent
Rash
Worm In Black
Min. Reed
Elis
James €. Stod
Henry B. Root
Algomale Somerset
Boston Air
Country Clubs
Bunton Athletic Associative
Young Men's Club
Massachusetts
Isaac Brewster
Plymouth
Mass
Healdes
Tly Deather
Br. Reed
Calvin Bowser
Arrington
Jamaica
Plains
Marion
Spaulding
Gibzaltar
Eligible list named for civil service post office clerks
Secretary Harry A Millmouse of the Civil Service Board released the November exam results for post office clerks. Pay scales ranged from 30 to 1, and the top eligible names include Hart Wied, Tad Mourles, Freeman, and James S Huse among Indianapolis nominees. Women led by Miss Georgia Baker and Miss Lida Morris show higher average scores. forty two contestants advanced as letter carriers with Ora Th. Bato and John Thomas among top finishers.
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Harry A Millmouse
Civl Service Board
Postice
Harts
Wied
Keatignd
Tad Mourles
Freeman
Frankiiy
Frank
Beanety
Indianapolis
James S. Huse
Keo- Kuk
Gni Menry
Stewart
Induine Solis
Lida A. Morris
Bessie Caphager
Dianapolis
Eve van Auber
Fowler
Und
Tia Her
Mo Cle Service Board
Ora Th. Bato
Perkineville
Joey Jonn
Thoman
Potin Man
Onsen Es Valedna
Jonn HersiDe
Hie
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Featured
A busy city record lists numerous births including Harry and Julia Ball in Bright and John Weight a boy among many others, followed by deaths such as Elizabeth Horstman age 9 and Maggie Frame age 6 percent with causes like paralysis and heart trouble. Also included are building permits for several brick and frame structures in towns like Mont and Addison and additions to multiple dwellings. The list preserves names, addresses, and stated ages.
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Elizabeth Horstman
Maggie Frame
W. Thirteenth
Shipp
Vington
N. Addison
Kate Moder
S. Delawnce
Marguerite Dushan
Austin B Prather
Indianapolis
Lizsle
Elks Minstrels Finale Set At English’s Opera House
The Elks’ minstrel season ends Wednesday at English’s Opera House. Manager Charles Balz promises the best show yet featuring Milly Rost Tony Balz Billy Spires George Patterson and Siul Minter after a re arranged aria and a new monologue. A one act sketch that began Monday will conclude tonight and not be staged Tuesday night.
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ELKS
English
Opera House
Charles Balz
Bn Move
Ond
Milly Rost
Tony Balz
Billy Spires
George Patterson
Siul Minter
Mettler
Pbl
Michigan student earns place in Northern Oratorical league
A University of Michigan student has been named one of six finalists for the championship of the university and a representative in the Northern Oratorical league. His topic is The Sick Man of the Far East and His Doctor, addressing China’s troubles. The final contest is scheduled for March.
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Acripps-M' Rae Press Assoclation
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Wniveralty
Michigan
China
Maroh
Wrestlers Meet Again at Madison Square Garden
Frenk Goteh the American champion catch as catch can wrestler and Tom Jenkins ex champion will wrestle Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden. The match is billed as one of the most exciting wrestling contests in memory with best two of three to decide the winner. Pinfall only counts and Tim Durat is the chosen referee.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press
Arsoctation
New York
Frenk Goteh
Fatty
Tim Durat
Naval Academy Ghafel Urs Of Atemos Construction Plan
A fragment describes the Naval Academy at Annapolis under construction with a circular main floor of four inches diameter and transverse passages creating a clear width of 16 feet. Exterior diameter about ix ii) feet. Structure features a four foot high domed roof crowned by a double dome lantern with a total height of 12 feet.
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Urs
Atemos
Pers
Consteuetion
Hhadsel
United Bates Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ike & Trek
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