No Sunday Ball Sparks Indianapolis Anderson Feud
Indianapolis officials deny Sunday games in accord with a new three year contract for league play. The American association meeting in Fort Wayne closed with plans for a 140 game season starting April 25. Northern and southern divisions include Fort Wayne Toledo Grand Rapids Marion and Indianapolis Louisville Dayton Columbus. Only two Sunday games allowed weekly and gate receipts split with a 5 percent cap on complimentary admissions. Reach ball to be used.
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American Association
Fort Wayne
Nick Young
Miller Sails to Paris to Brest 800 Mile Road Race
Charles Miller, famed long distance rider, sails from New York after pledging not to enter more six day events. He will focus on road racing in the 800 mile Paris to Brest and back event. The purse is 3000 dollars with a September date.
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New York
Charles Miller
Wee
Paris
Brest
Great English boat race between Oxford and Cambridge
A highly anticipated boat race between Oxford and Cambridge is set for Saturday drawing worldwide interest. The matchup features historic rivalry and elite crews expected to perform at peak level.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Princeton Reveals Plans for Mabob Baseball Team
In a recent game at the minor school Princeton demonstrated readiness to field a mabob baseball squad this season. The announcement frames the team as a crackerjack addition to the program.
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Princeton
Gentle boxing match ends in stoppage at night club
The Weston vs Tross bout at the Louisville Whirl ends early after Weston lands a blow to Tross's heart. The fight, planned for 15 rounds, is halted with 300 spectators displeased. The National Sporting Club staged the event at the Atkins athletic club on Wednesday night.
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E. C
Kins - Athletic Club
Weston
Art Tross
Louisville
Winu
National Sporting Club
Tross
All-stars Seek Change in Season Ending Rules
The All-stars call for major rule changes before next season after a season ended with a heavy foul-decided result. The M C A association team has had success and plans to start earlier and add more teams, but players and spectators complain that games decided entirely by fouls are unsatisfactory and unsustainable.
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Ion
All-stars
Association
Night Owls and Meridians Clash in Alley League Standings
In Washington Alley League listings Stone Palace hosts a dense three game sequence with teams Salvators Apollos Night Owls Meridians TAD GSL Germanias Red Ravens Orientals and GTS Novaites. Standings show varying scores with Red Ravens posting 606 to 922 across matchups and 809 799 for Mdiagas.
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Stone Palace
Icsereceses
Salvators Cosspecssececeeeses
Apollos
Aveveceses Dol
Germanias
Cecesaceeees
Imdiagas
Merchants Bowler Lineup Shines in Marion League Night
Not a man in this league had bowled before in a league contest. Two four man teams from Merchants' club did crack work on Marion club alleys Wednesday night. Teague Beck Peck W Strobel scored 627 635 608 and Groff Strobel Homer Robinson posted 620 689 614.
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Marion Club
Dr. Teague
Beck
Peck
W. Strobel
Groff
G. Strobel
Homer
Robinson
City Club Leads With Tied High Series Among Bowlers
Gardner buys Thompson's stake in City club. he and Webb Jay share ownership. Buffalo team bowls at Higghts alleys, averaging 162 for three games on Wednesday. Jay Gardner Sielken and Pritchett tie for high honors at 1081 in City club league.
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Charles C. Gardner
W. v. Thompson
Webb Jay
Buffalo
E. Gerber
W. Jarboe
Jay
Gardner
Sielken
Pritchett
Kaiser fears a revolution in Germany in troops speech
In Berlin on Thursday March 28 the Kaiser warned his soldiers that a revolution might be brewing in Germany and urged readiness to crush it.
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Berlin
Kaiser
Vases and Damask Table Linens On Sale
Readable fragments list vases from 4 to 7 inches high with sterling topped salts and peppers at low prices. Damask tower yard items show bleach patterns including dice and stripe effects, assorted yard sale notes hint at bargain prices.
Aged Woman Loses Husband Home and All in Fire
Mrs. Mary Hoss, 173, mourns husband David aged 71 buried Wednesday as flames destroy her home at 839 Virginia Ave. A gas leak after 8 o clock ignited a blaze that leveled the house with losses around 300 for the dwelling and 150 for furniture no insurance. Firefighters faced hose issues delaying containment.
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Virginia Ave
William Iske
Hoss
Hess
Gen Wood's Cabinet May Be Smashed
Havana March 28 The fourth postponement of ex Postmaster Thompson trial renews speculation on when postal cases reach the audience. An attorney says trials cannot start before July. Rathbone spent Wednesday with Capt Jerez secret police seeking a new bond. Mrs Rathbone is prostrated amid cabinet crisis rumors and resignations.
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Thompson
Audiencia
Rathbone
Jerez
Secret Police
Wood
Proctor
McKinley
Hanna
Bitartrate Bill Challenge Backs Harry Gates
Harry B. Gates leads independent baking powder firms in a suit to force the secretary of state to reinsert the phrase bitartrate of potassium into the pure food bill. The claim says the words were scratched out after passage and the baking powder trusts will fight to block the change, arguing the act originally included them.
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Harry B. Gates
Trust
Gates
Alive or Dead The Garrett Junk Dealer Vanishes
Gabriel Moyer of Garrett Ind a Hebrew junk dealer was reported dead in Blanchard s morgue but he turned up alive and called his wife not a widow. His son wired the undertaker that he lives while the dead man s identity remains uncertain with Rubber Co letters and a possible alias H I Wilson surfacing.
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Gabriel Moyer
Garrett
Ind
Blanchard
Bluffton
H. I. Wilson
Kruger
National Rubber Compay
Dayton
Wilson
Brayton
Licenses Revoked in Ohio Debenture Crackdown
Building and loan inspector Mauck, acting under a supreme court decision, on Wednesday wiped out every debenture company in Ohio by revoking licenses except Cleveland and Dayton firms which left the business voluntarily and a local company preparing to abandon. Security deposits will be distributed to creditors by the state treasurer after court adjustments.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Mauck
Cleveland
Dayton
Ciener Wins $500 Verdict in Trust Suit
Isaac Ciener, wholesale tobacco dealer, won a $500 verdict in his suit against the Indiana wholesale grocers association. He claimed the association tried to ruin his business by alleging he ran a barrel house and sold tobacco at wholesale prices. The jury deliberated 27 hours.
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Isaac Ciener
Indiana Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Local Indianapolis Family Mourns Death in Asheville
Edgar M Brown son of Marcus L Brown of Indianapolis died in Asheville North Carolina on Wednesday night after illness since November He was brother of Arthur Brown manager of Marcus shoe store The body will be brought to Indianapolis Friday morning
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Edgar M. Brown
Marcus L. Brown
Indianapolis
Asheville
N. C
North Carolina
Arthur Brown
Marcu
Sunday Shouting at Simpson Chapel Sparks Moral Lesson
The Lexington colored conference of the M. E. church heard a missionary address on colored work. The speaker said a Sunday shout does not excuse breaking the commandments the rest of the week, citing spelling and arithmetic as key. Rev. J. H. Ross preached the missionary sermon yesterday afternoon. Sessions draw large crowds with Bishop Merrill presiding.
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Lexington
Colored Conference
The
M. E. Church
Simpson Chap
J. H. Ross
Bishop Merrill
City Life Changes and Park Memorials Report
Supt Quigley is too ill to work and W C Scott resigns as editor of the Mineworkers journal with no stated reason. Plans for the Indianapolis federal building are adjusted adding side columns. Earl Bonneville to head the Hotel English on April 1 and John Walsh to join the English staff. A memorial tree for Gen Harrison is planted in St Clair park near the band stand. Capt Jerry Kinney of the detectives is slowly improving and not yet able to sit up, rheumatism shifting locations.
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Joural
Indianapolis Federal Building
Earl Bonneville
Denison
English
John Walsh
Gen. Harrison
St. Clair Park
Blind Institute
Jerry
Kinney
Fifty Factories Closed as Grand River Flood Spurs Shutdowns
Grand River reached a high-water mark and forced fifty large factories along the river to shut down. Hundreds of men were temporarily displaced from employment as boiler rooms flooded. Families were obliged to vacate their homes due to the rising waters.
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Mich
Grand River
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