Gilbert Wins Sportsman's Review Cup at Kansas City Shoot
Fred Gilbert claimed the Sportsman's Review Cup at the Kansas City shoot on Friday. Gilbert fired 47 of 50, tied with Crosby, then won the shoot-off with four straight misses by his opponent to become champion wing shot of America. He had previously won the cup in 1893 when first offered by the Review.
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Fred Gilbert
Kansas City
Gilbert
Crosby
America
Review
Elliott
Marion club bowling team repeats title in IBC league
The Marion bowling club clinched the Independent Bowling Club league championship as the season closed Friday night. They led throughout and would have secured the title even without a single win in the last twelve weeks. Read details show Marions defeating the Washingtons and other match results.
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Marion Club
Marions
Washingtons
Capital Citys
Nationals
Turners
Pastimes
Crescents
Reds Train Outdoors in Rainproof Armory Scheme
Manager McFee of Cincinnati plans to shelter practice beneath the grand stand when rain hits. Ground will be covered with cinders to shelter the session, avoiding weather interruptions. Gov McSweeney comments on legality of Fitzsimmons and Jeffries style bouts and potential penalties under South Carolina law.
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McFee
Cincinnati
Reds
Columbia
S. C
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Ann
Charleston
McSweeney
South Carolina
Patrick to marry amid murder case stir in New York
Albert T. Patrick, convicted of killing millionaire Rice, announces engagement to Adelaide M. Francis, his former boardinghouse landlady. The timing shocks New York as reporters press for wedding plans while Patrick vows chivalry and awaits future developments. Francis confirms the engagement and notes their eight years of acquaintance.
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New York
Weric
Albert
Patrick
Rice
Adelaide M. Francis
Ory
Francis
Easter musical program at two churches
Central Ave Methodist Church offers Sunday morning Easter music in addition to the sermon and a 15 number special evening program. Mayflower Congregational Church will present Easter music Tuesday morning by the choir with the Easter cantata Death and … to be given and Mrs Chas Hy Badger to sing The Resurrection by Tosti.
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Mayflower Congregational Church
Shelley
Chas
Hy Badger
Tosti
Easter window displays and fabric finds dazzle shoppers
Millinery and silks dominate shop windows with loud hosiery and Easter specialties. Saks & Co showcases white waistcoats with fobs while New York store highlights a black and white millinery display. Christy watercolors attract attention at Lieber’s, and H. P. Wasson & Co. displays stunning hosiery patterns. Craig’s window features chickens and ducks with Easter candy boxes.
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Ross’ Hill
Therm
Saks & Co
Baker's
New York
D. Sommers & Co
W. H
Ayres Store
Christy
Lieber
H. P. Wasson & Co
Craig
Democratic state chairman names executive committee and district reps
Democratic state chairman O'Brien appoints an executive committee and district representatives. The list includes Samuel Morss Indianapolis Benjamin Shively South Bend James Murdock Lafayette Parks Martin Spencer and numerous district selections across Indiana with names and cities such as Princeton Rockport Shoals Jasper Greensburg and others.
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O'Brien
Samuel E. Morss
Indianapolis
Benjamin F. Shively
South Bend
James Murdock
Lafayette
Parks M. Martin
Spencer
Thomas Duncan
Princeton
John C.haines
Rockport
Sullivan
Fabius Givin
Shoals
Thomas J. Brock
Jeffersonville
William Li. Cox
Jasper
W.E. Dupree
Franklin
George S. Pleasants
Vevay
John E.lamb
Terre Haute
J. 5
McFadden
Rockville
W. H. ‘Glidewell
Greensburg
U. “S. Jackson
Greenfield
Joseph’s. Bell
James L. Keach
B. HH. Campbell
Anderson
Edward ‘Seman
Patrick A. Joyce
Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Burkhart Plans Prohibition Ticket House to House Campaign
Miss Mary Burkhart of Lane Wolf county announced her candidacy for congress on the prohibition ticket in the tenth district. She vows a house to house canvass and a large win over both major parties, claims $40,000 personal funds, and says she can be seated if she wins a majority. The candidate promotes a golden rule platform with prohibition and says she will defy Congress to unseat her.
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Mary “Burkhart
Will
Louisville
Mary
Burkhart
Lane
Wolf ‘County
Congress
Cloudburst Hammers Middle Tennessee Railroads and towns
A severe Friday cloudburst devastates Middle Tennessee causing major railroad disruptions. Louisville & Nashville and Nashville & Chattanooga railroads are badly tied up and several bridges and trestles wash away. Towns in the upper country flood with some cut off. Point Pleasant flooded and lines down statewide.
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Nashville
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Louisville
Nashville & Chattanooga
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville & Knoxville
Tennessee Central
Mill Creek
Point Pleasant
Thomas Orchestra to Lead 400-Voice Chorus in Tschaikowsky
The Grand Music festival presents Theodore Thomas with an orchestra, a 400-voice chorus, and three eminent soloists. Program features Tschaikowsky Symphony No. 6 Pathetic with extensive orchestral forces and unique tempo changes. The piece, first conducted in 1893, is noted for its grand structure and emotive finales.
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Posatinson Fiall
Theodore Thomas
Tathiaikowsky
Tschaikowsky
St. Petersburg
Tschaikoswaky
Napravnik
Two Miles Difference in Proposed Shelbyville Interurban Route
Shelbyville promoter Charles E. Coffin states the planned Greenwood to Shelbyville interurban would add only about two miles beyond the direct line via Greensburg. He argues the Green wood route into Indianapolis could still match the other company for speed, once proven.
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Shelbyville
Charles EB. Coffin
Greenwood
Indianapolis
Greensburg
Capital parish to hold large class at St Patrick’s hall
The M L plans a Class of 24 in Patrick's hall Sunday at 2 45 p m Easter vesper music arranged by St Patrick's choir. Arrangements have begun for the June class expected to be the largest in the organization's history.
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Capital’ Council
M. L
Patrick's Hall
St. Patrick's
Farewell Gifts to Clerks of Merchants Bank Chicago
Chicago March 29 The Merchants National Bank presented its 50 clerks with farewell gifts totaling between 70 000 and 80 000 in cash. The presents were handed out secretly before the envelopes were opened as bank officers left. The old bank will merge into the Corn Exchange National on Monday. One longtime employee received 12000 others 3000 1000 and 50 were among amounts given.
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Washington
Great ‘Organization
New York-ave
Thirteenth
United States Senate
House ‘of Repreesentatives
Chicago
Rational’ Bank
Corn Exchange National
Husband and wife die within 12 hours in Indiana
In Rochester Indiana Mr and Mrs John Bushart living near Germany died within 12 hours of each other with septicemia cited as the cause. Mrs Bushart had been ill for a long time. The Pittser murder case in Frankfort Indiana nears completion with expected evidence by next Tuesday as witnesses testify to a fight with Clem Pruitt at the time of the shooting.
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Rochester
Ind
John. Bushart
Germany
Frankfort
Pittser
Clem Pruitt
Pruitt
Wilbur C Brown Faces Charges Linked to Danish West Indies Affair
New York report states Wilbur C Brown, partner of Abner McKinley, brands as raise the charges made by Christmas in connection with the pale of the Danish West Indies.
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New York
Wilbur c Brown
Abner - McKinley
Indies
State Charity Board Report Delayed for Printing Costs
The State printing board delays the State charity board annual report citing printing costs. Clerk Carter says the report will not be printed until fall, though it covers the year ending October 31, 1901, and is being prepared for the printer. In non legislative years the report prints in spring, in legislative years in December.
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State Printing Board
State ‘Charity Board
Carter
Coroner Nomination Contests Tension in Local Races
It is probable Dr Frank Morrison will seek the Democratic nomination for coroner while Harry Tutewilter stands as the Republican nominee. Mary B Wicker of Bedford sues the Monon railroad for 10000 dollars over the death of her husband.
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Frank Morrison
Harry Tutéwilter
Mary. B. “Wicker
Bedford
Has
Monon’ Railroad
Pneumonia Prevention Emphasized By Timely Chamber Advice
A fragment stresses pneumonia can be prevented by timely use of chamber remedies after a cold or attack. The message links pneumonia risk to early treatment measures and urges prompt care.
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Ise
Washington ST
East Washington St
C.L. Rost
Monte Carlo
Jalas
NEW Democratic State Executive Committee
Kentucky
Masons
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Tennessee
Grand Music
Thomas’ Orchestra
Abe
Brown
Morrison
Wasson & Co
Hoyt
Rouse & Mayhew Opticians
Massachusetts Ave
Joe Goldburger
Mass
General: Electric Co
W. Merkel Co
N. Penn
Emerson Pianos
Joiner-Kennedy Y Music Co
Peninsular
Steel Range
W. On
Hartman Ousdiur
Washi
Nton St
Norfolk
James Thornton
Y.P. Wormwood’s
Dog and Monkey Circus
Mary Dupont & Co
Stuart Barnes
Sisson & Barnes
Jordan and Crouch
Vaidis
Matinee
Forman
East Lynne
Mar
PSO
the Thomas
Electa Gifford
Gertrude Stein
Charles W. Clark
Tomlinson Hall
Starr Pianio
Newton Claypool
D. P. Stirk & CO
East St
Jersey
Empire Theater
Miner & Yan's
Bob Manchester
Lidy
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