Hoosiers Triumph in Slim Win Over Dayton
Indiana basketball fans saw the Hoosiers win 4 to 2 against Dayton in a lively Wednesday matchup. The table lists team records with Indianapolis and Dayton at top, followed by Grand Rapids Marion Fort Wayne and Louisville with varying 6 4 or 6 2 marks, reflecting early season standings.
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Indianapolis
Dayton
Eeeedsreeee
Grand Rapids
Marion
Ceescseeeaeee
Fort Wayne
Bebeds
Acco
Louisville
Ccssaseees
Columbus
peWederees
Indians Edge Dayton In Trial Race At Quarter Pole
Indianapolis and Dayton battled in a muddy track trial as the Indians led early and never trailed after the third. Bey scored on a disputed foul play, Shannon doubled and scored, Flynn and Kelly contributed runs while Dayton's pitching and defense faltered through the middle innings.
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Dayton
Indians Hold Off Buckeyes In Tough Indiana Battle
In a tight Indiana game, Meyers and Smith shone for Indianapolis while Dayton struggled at key moments. Smink’s catching drew mixed reactions as Wright pitched solidly for the Veterans, but the Indians prevailed 2-12, scoring late to seal the game amid bristling defense and questionable plays.
Boys' clothing and housewares sale at 98c House
A local ad lists 9c vestee and two piece suits for boys aged 2 to 12 in neat checks and stripes, plus 98c House brooms, union made, 3 sewn, heavy weight, each, and feather dusters and house dusters, well filled, each 9c.
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Uawewern
Ladies shoe dressing and everyday grooming items ad
An assorted sale listing perfumes toilet soaps toothpicks and grooming goods. The ad highlights items including talcum powder, sun umbrellas with natural wood handles, highly perfumed toilet soap, birch wood toothpicks in 2000 count, gold framed photo frames, black enamel hair pins, colored spool silk, knitting silk, and a large bottle of French ammonia.
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Nennes
Mike English Knocks Out Frank Bryant in Six Rounds
In a Citizens’ era bout, Mike English defeated Frank Bryant by knockout in the sixth round. The match unfolded with English delivering decisive power in the later rounds, securing the win.
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Mike English
Frank Bryant
Chicago and Detroit Baseball Standings Coded Report
A compact standings fragment lists Chicago and Detroit with scores 28 to 18 and 14 to 10, mentioning Batteries Patterson Harvey Sullivan Yeager Sievers and McAllister in a partial 1914 context. Names appear amid scattered city blanks and coded marks, yielding a sparse table-like item.
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Chicago
Detroit
Patterson, Harvey and Sullivan
Yeager, Sievers and McAllister
Knox and A Leap Versus Opponents Anonymized Scores
A fragmented OCR list shows pairs like Knox and A Leap with 1 063, Seidensticker and Gus Williams 1 166, Rubush and Hill 962, Lauter and Meirs 959, Balz and Winslow 990, Yorger and Fehrenbach 1 098, Kleine and Kleis 938, Grinatelner and Youel 97, Dicks and Field 1 145, Mott and Reagen 1 Ch. The text includes game labels Orientals Tish i mingos and Ho o Ho om with scattered numbers 746 900 833 868 840 981 896 indicating score entries and broken names across multiple games.
Fire Brings Loss At Two Delaware Street Stables
A blaze began in H. C. Tut tle's chicken coop at 1615 N. Delaware around 8:30 am Thursday, burning about 20 chickens and damaging the barn $250. Pierson's barn at 1613 N. Delaware was scorched for $150. A bicycle and harness were destroyed. A woman nearby dreamed of a big fire the night before.
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Tuttle
George C. Pierson
Delaware St
Alabama St
NEW SUBSIDY GRAFT in Morgan’s Pockets
NEW YORK May 2 Whether the purchase of the Leyland fleet by J P Morgan will help or hurt the ship subsidy cause is a bothersome question to vessel owners. Some say Morgan will influence vessel legislation. Critics say the Morgan fleet could argue against subsidies by showing growth of the American merchant marine without a subsidy. John DeWitt Warner warned of a treasury steal. A new subsidy bill may be framed to include the Morgan fleet. McKinley supports subsidy passage during his tour.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Hanna
John DeWitt Warner
Treasury
Morgan Fleet
McKinley
Submerged city codes blur into transit maps
A fragment from a historical paper lists scattered city codes and numbers including Cincinnati Louisville Pittsburg Chicago Philadelphia New York and Philadelphia again. The OCR shows inconsistent formatting with symbols and stray digits, suggesting an index-like reference or map key rather than a readable article.
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Cincinnati
Saloon License Renewal Fails in New York Closing Night
In New York on May 2 C H Schnagken berg failed to renew his saloon license and decided to close on Wednesday night with about 100 patrons present. Police were involved as the crowd dispersed after the decision.
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New York
C. H. Schnagkenberg
Pomie
Washington versus Baltimore grid matchup reported
A short sports item notes Washington and Baltimore played with an attendance of 2,800 as Batteries Mercer and Clark faced McGinnity and Bresnahan. The brief lists teams and key players and gives venue and score hints from the game ledger.
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Washington
Baltimore
Mercer and Clark
McGinnity and Bresnahan
Cleveland Triumph over Milwaukee in Close College Battle
Cleveland defeated Milwaukee 6 to 3 in a rough game before 1,237 spectators. Batteries credited to Moore and Wood for Cleveland and Reidy and Leahy for Milwaukee.
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
Moore and
Wood
Reidy and Leahy
Batteries Kellum and Schreckengost rally in Boston to beat Philadelphia
In a local match cited by Boston and Philadelphia lines, Batteries Kellum and Schreckengost teamed with Piatt and Powers to edge their rivals as scores and venues are noted in terse, period tone.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Kellum and Schreckengost
Piatt and Powers
Smink-kicker and ragged games hint fall of scores
Yale beats Brown nine three while Princeton tops Cornell twenty one two. Indiana defeats Notre Dame fourteen three, Penn shuts out Columbia two. Illinois edged Chicago University thirteen three. A ragged game prompts a fan quip about Veterans. Dayton plays Thursday Friday Columbus visits Saturday. Moriartys plan to meet Marotts Sunday.
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Dayton
Columbus
Moriartys
Marotts
James Moriarty
Martindaleave
Professor Starr Admits It Before Co ed Class
In Chicago on May 2 Professor Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago denied saying he never kissed a woman and rejected any link to Professor Cook of Northwestern. He said he smoked and drank wine and hinted that witnesses could testify about kissing and hugging, but privacy should be kept on such matters.
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Chicago
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Cook
Northwestern University
Ticket Seller Behind the Times at Louisville Race Track Swindle
At Louisville a swindler passed a $100 Confederate bill to a gatekeeper for an admission ticket and $99. In Boston on May 2 The News reports Martin J. Walsh, former backer of Kid McCoy, may lose $3,000 over the Parker Roeber wrestling match. Walsh alleges the bout was crooked and Parker failed to fulfill the terms. He sent men to Brockton to recover $3,000 bets, but Parker reportedly double crossed him.
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Louisville
Boston
Martin J. Walsh
Kid McCoy
Parker- Roeber
Parker
Roeber
Ut A
Walsh
Brockton
Chicago dog show draws 1000 entrants and pageantry
More than 1,000 dogs entered in the Chicago show as Shamrock II prepares for her first trial spin next week. Other items note racing placements, golf season openings, and a high yacht project underway in Europe.
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Chicago
Shamrock, II
Bowling pairs clinch second in City club tourney
Ben Brown and R. H. Bryson excelled Wednesday night with a total of 1,238. In the second game Brown tallied 234 and Bryson 214 to reach 448. The duo moved into second place and earned the second prize as Quill and Leap took first. Other results included Klein and Kileis 884 and Wright and Loomis 93.
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R. H. Bryson
Brown
Bryson
Quill
Leap
Klein
Kileis
Wright
Loomis
Brewer
Comstock
Carter
Williams
Custodian Orders Wagons Off Curb at Market Street Entrance
The state house custodian Krietenstein bans wagons from the curb in front of the Market Street entrance. Drivers object saying heavy packages require curb access and dragging along the sidewalk is a hardship. Some drivers question the order's legality and consider ignoring it.
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Krietenstein
State House
Fire Damages Kitchen Window Sash at Spencer House
A window sash in the Spencer house kitchen caught fire early Thursday. Firefighters responded quickly, containing the blaze with no reported injuries. The cause is under investigation and damage is limited to the sash and nearby cabinet.
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Spencer
Death Strikes Two Men In Chicago Writ Service
Chicago on May 2 reports constable C A Petersen found John Carruther dead during a writ service. The next day Petersen opened a replevin suit at William Beck's home and found Beck dead from heart disease, marking a fatal path as he carried out duties.
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Chicago
Angel of Death
C. A. Petersen
Lakeview
John Carruther
Petersen
William J. Beck
Beck
Fire, injury and political visit mar city day
At 7 49 a m a residence blaze on Hadley street 927 drew a fire crew. Painter Oscar Terwilliger 935 Udell street fell twenty feet from a scaffold at Summit and E Washington streets injuring his hip and elbow, taken to City hospital. Senator John L Wilson of Washington toured Indianapolis en route to Crawfordsville and spoke on the ship subsidy bill and Philippine war.
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Oscar Terwilliger
Udell St
Indianapolis
Summit
E. Washington Sts
John L. Wilson
Washington
Crawfordsville
Chile
Henry Wilson
Wilson
Gen. Harrison
Senate
Seattle Post Intelligencer
United States
Cuba
The Union Trust Co. Fiduciary and Financial Services
The Union Trust Co. conducts fiduciary duties as executor administrator trustee guardian receiver assignee and acts as financial agent for railways cities and counties in securities and loan negotiations. It employs attorneys for trusts, lends on first class collateral, and does not discount commercial paper or run a general bank.
Local Organization Board of Officers and Directors
OFFICERS: HENRY EITEL, President. JOHN H. HOLLIDAY, Vice President. HOWARD M. FOLTZ, Treasurer. CHARLES S. M'BRIDE, Secretary. DIRECTORS: A. A. Barnes, John H. Holliday, C. H. Brownell, George Kothe, S. A. Culbertson, Volney T. Malott, Thomas C. Day, Edward L. McKee, Henry Eittel, Sam E. Rauh, I. C. Elston.
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Henry Eitel
John H. Holliday
Howard M. Foltz
Charles S. M’bride
A. A. Barnes
C. H. Brownell
George Kothe
S. A. Culbertson
Volney T. Malott
Thomas C. Day
Edward L. McKee
Henry Eittel
Sam E. Rauh
I. C. Elston
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