Rustic seeks semi pro pitcher for season in Muncie
The Rustic baseball club of Muncie is after a semi professional pitcher for the coming season. Marty Teal, catcher, reported at Indianapolis headquarters Monday as the first of the list. Others at Reds camp include Ashley Lloyd returning from Florida. Weather delays and signings loom as two weeks remain before players report. The first game is scheduled with the Reds on April 5. Nick Young discusses National League stability amid Brotherhood tensions and past upheavals.
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Muncie
Marty Teal
Inianapolis
Ashley Lloyd
Florida
Reds
Rhyn
Indianapolis
Rudyard Kipling
Watking
Auschaupt
Comiskey
Iman
Nick Young
National League
Spalding
Freedman
Brotherhood
American League
Nick
Dahwe Among Thousands Who Have Used It
A fragment notes that a large group of people have used an unnamed item or method. The readable portion mentions widespread use and hints at public familiarity or acceptance without detailing specifics.
American style refereeing arrives in London boxing festival
The National Sporting Club of London will host coronation week fights with Charley White refereeing, introducing an American refereeing style. Yale plans six boxers to face Oxford, Harvard may send six to meet Cambridge, and George Gardner of Lowell meets Tommy Ryan of Syracuse for the middleweight title.
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England
Charley White
National Sporting’ Club of
London
Ordway
National Sporting Club
White
Yale
Oxford
Harvard
Cambridge
George Gardner
Lowell
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
American Jockey Maher Wins Twice At London Tracks
Danny Maher becomes first American to win two races in London opening season. Scepter, a Lincoln handicap favorite valued at 150000 dollars, looms large. Bell stable dominates Oakland with three wins as four favorites prevail. betting fraud probe hints at jockey involvement.
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London
Danny Maher
Scepter
L. V. Bell
Oakland
Hot Springs
Fort Erie hosts lightweights title defense by Erie
Frank Erie retained his lightweight crown by knocking out Charley Supples in the sixth round before about four thousand spectators at Fort Erie Ontario. Charleston backs Jeffries Fitzsimmons bout. A $5 000 forfeit to prove good faith will be posted with the Cincinnati Enquirer. The jockey club in London refused a license to Tod Sloane but allows training and riding in trials.
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Frank Erie
Fort Erie
Ont
Charley Supples
Charleston
Exposition Company
Cincinnati Enquirer
London
The
Jockey Club
Tod Sloane
Sloane
Trists
Second Session Deliberations On City Ordinances
At a Monday night city council meeting in Shelbyville the aldermen debated party lines on a switch project along Smithst and approved an $8,000 smallpox appropriation with a further $2,000 request. The fines and judgments for three creditors were itemized, and ordinances for a pesthouse, a hospital site, and a franchise were referred to committees. The council adjourned to the Empire theater after a brief second session with a quorum.
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W. W. Wheeler
Thomas Rodibaugh
Smithst. C
Health Department
Law Department
Joseph O. Tansell
Ida G. Mitchell
George M. Craig
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Board of Works
John Mancock
Marion County
Rhodes
Empire Theater
Russia to resist ransom for Ellen Stone and assert eastern Monroe Doctrine
A St. Petersburg article states Russia will not allow the United States to force Turkey to pay the brigands' ransom for missionary Ellen M. Stone. It predicts Russia will reject interference in its eastern European sphere and proclaim a Monroe Doctrine for the region.
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Turkey
Willi
ST. Petersburg
Russia
America
Ellen M. Stone
Europe
Senate Passes Ship Subsidy Bill Amid Push to Postpone
The ship subsidy bill clears the Senate 42 to 31 and may wait for the next short session in Congress. Republican defections included Allison Dolliver Spooner Quarles Proctor Dillingham. McLaurin of South Carolina supported the measure.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Interior States
Wisconsin
Iowa
Vermont
Indiana
Minnesota
Burton
Ohio
Hanna
Grosvenor
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Allison
Dolliver
Spooner
Quarles
Proctor and Dillingham
McLaurin
South Carolina
State control urged for railroads and big firms
Rev Worth Tippy told a Brotherhood of St Paul meeting that the state should take railroads and large corporations into control if experiments justify it. He praised individualism as a safeguard against wealth concentration. In Marion Indiana Mrs Rose Vardeman aged 40 and Mrs Catherine Woods aged 45 were arrested Monday night on shoplifting charges. Both are well known in the city.
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Worth Tippy
M. E
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Edwin ‘Ray
Marion
Ind
Rose Vardeman
Catherine Woods
British press urged hope for quick war end, soldier asserts
Maj. Gayesford, on Gen. Kitchener's staff in South Africa, writes from Southampton that the British press overstates hopes of ending the war by the coronation. He believes the conflict will not end within two years, expressing skepticism about a swift conclusion.
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Southampton
Maj
Gayesford
Kitchener
South Africa
Three Nicholes Generations Vote in Ward 2 Precinct
Three generations named Walter Nicholes, his father William Nicholes, and his son Albert Nicholes voted together in the Fourth precinct of Ward 2 on Friday. The trio marked ballots in the same polling place, illustrating family turnout in local elections.
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Walter Nicholes
Willian Nicholes
Albert Nicholes
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