Draw Ends Clash of Forbes and Ryan in Empire Bout
A large Empire crowd saw Clarence Forbes of Chicago and local fighter Jack Ryan battle to a draw in the main bout after ten rounds. Forbes, quick and clever, landed in the wind in round three while Ryan fought to the end with sharp defense and hard clinches. Referee Joe Marks supervised a ten-round call of draw per prearranged agreement.
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the Empire
Clarence Forbes
Jack Ryan
Forbes
Chicago
Ryan
Joe Marks
Kentucky Rosebud
Kentucky
Kid Carroll Triumphs In Decisive Victory Ring Bout
Tommy Carroll dominated the bout against Young Kling, winning the decision in a walk as Kling finished with a crimson sunset. In the other match, Young Murphy clashed with Young Sharkey, with Sharkey awarded the win on a foul by Referee Jack Ryan.
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Tommy Carroll
Young Kling
Kling
Young Murphy
Young Sharkey
Sharkey
Jack Ryan
Baseball Scores From Thursday American and National Leagues
In the American Association Columbus defeated Milwaukee ten to three with Bailey and Fox in batteries. Louisville beat St Paul five to two, Kerwin and Schriver team for Louisville. Kansas City won two to one over Toledo, Wehing and Beville paired with Partree and Kleinow. In the American League Boston won six to three over Philadelphia with Young and Criger behind Plank and Steelman, Baltimore beat Washington six to two with McGinnity and Robinson behind Lee and Drill. In the National League Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia eight to four with Ewing and Bergen and Vorhees with Iberg and Doomn, Chicago eight over Brooklyn seven with Taylor and St Vraim and King, Newton and Ahearn, Pittsburg five over Boston one with Do heny and Smith and Malarity and Kittridge.
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American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Bailey and Fox
Olmstead
Miller
Altrock
Speer
Louisville
St.Paul
Kerwin
Schriver
Ferguson and Hurley
Kansas City
Toledo
Wehing
Beville
Partree
Kleinow
Boston
Philadelphia
Young and Criger
Plank and
Steelman
Baltimore
Washington
McGinnity
Robinson
Lee and
Drill
Cincinnati
Ewing
Bergen
Vorhees
Iberg
Doomn
Chicago
Brooklyn
Taylor
St. Vraim and
King
Newton
Ahearn
Pittsburg
Doheny and
Smith
Malarity and
Kittridge
Indianapolis
Aeald
St. Paul
Aseneoe Nee
Asenee
Minneapolis
Aevesueatone
Seece
St. Lowds
Ancneecsverensld
Detroit
Veowheadseguin’s
St. Louis
Youngsters Imitated Pawnee Bill Show in Eaton
In Eaton Maryland on May 16 Russell Tyler, son of Wilson M. Tyler of the Easton Gazette, and Charles Myers imitated lassoing cowboys from Pawnee Bill’s show. Tyler rode a bicycle at speed as Myers lassoed him, tearing out teeth and bruising him. Burkett attempted a high dive into a net, missed, and bruised himself badly though no bones were broken.
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Eaton
Russell Tyler
Wilson
M. Tyler
The
Easton Gazette
Charles Myers
Young Tyler
Myers
Burkett
Colored socks cause death in Crawfordsville incident
In Crawfordsville Indiana on May 16 Albert Crawford aged 60 died from blood poisoning attributed to colored socks. The accident or cause is reported as the colored socks leading to fatal infection. Authorities describe the case as an unfortunate tragedy with medical details pending further examination.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Albert Crawford
Golf Match Set at Country Club Links This Saturday
An 18 hole contest at the Country Club Links features Harry Coles against golf expert F. W. Lennon. Both players are well known and the match promises strong competition Saturday afternoon.
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Country Club Links
Harry Coles
F. W. Lennon
Beekill Tragedy Strikes Indiana Infant Near Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Indiana on May 16 the 14 month old child of George Mallory four miles east of town died after bees swarmed a hive and fatally stung the baby on the head and face. The infant was stung hundreds of times as the bees alighted on it.
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Shelbyville
Ind
George Mallory
Here
Deserter Leads Escape Bid From U S Barracks
In Columbus on May 16 three prisoners attacked a guardhouse, Edward Jones a deserter grabbed the rifle and struck the guard unconscious. Two companions were caught after a chase, but Jones escaped.
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Columbus
United States Barracks
Liberty
Edward Jones
Jones
Farmer Fends Off Tramp With Ground Feed Ruse
In White House New Jersey farmer John Stiger thwarted a masked tramp who demanded his money. Stiger flung ground feed in the robber’s face, causing pain and disarray, allowing the would-be thief to escape. Also noted are a school fundraiser concert at Benjamin Harrison school and recitals at Indiana-Boston School, plus Civil War veteran Peter Myers dying after a fall from a freight train near Oakland.
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White House
N. J
John’ Stiger
Pickell’s Mountain
Stiger
Peter Myers
Danville
Oakland
Indianapolis
Oaklandon
Weather Postpones Indianapolis at Minneapolis Game
Rain canceled Friday's baseball game between Indianapolis and Minneapolis. Letters addressed to Johhnie Gallagher, manager of THE SUN Liners, await at THE SUN office. Noblesville high school defeated the training school 8 to 0. Chicago University will face Purdue at Stuart Field in Lafayette on Saturday with Purdue as slight betting favorites.
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Indianapolis
Minneapolis
SUN
Johhnie Gallagher
SUN Liners
Noblesville High School
Chicago University
Purdue
Stuart Field
Lafayette
Torchlight Parade Sparks at Washington Street Monument
Thousands witness a United German societies torchlight demonstration along Washington to Market Street and return to the monument to place wreaths at the shaft base and statue foot. Roman candles blaze while bombs explode, coloring the scene as four bands alternate music. The groups then move to Germania hall for the rest of the evening.
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United German Societies
Washington-st
New Jersey-st
Senate-ave
Market St
Oliver. P
Morton
Germania Hall
School House Tragedy Leaves Four Dead and Several Injured
A school house incident resulted in four fatalities and multiple injuries. Authorities say emergency crews responded swiftly, securing the scene and transporting victims to area hospitals as investigations begin.
City Life and Local Developments in Indiana
City life notes report Van Camp hardware and other large houses withdrawing from a proposed combination. Fewer intoxicated men on the streets Thursday. saloonists cite cool weather. Federal building work to start with fencing. A. A. Young vows the fence will lack posters. County commissioners consider selling the poor farm for an army post. New poor farm to adopt cottage plan. Morgan and Marion counties nominating Republicans for a joint senator election on June 14, with limited chances Morgan may secure the joint candidate. Jewelers association of Indiana formed at Denison with officers Joseph Hummel, Wa. Hase ’tine, and Robert B. Scott.
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van Camp Hardware Company
Morgan and
Marion
Morgan
Jewelers’ Association of
Indiana
Denison
Joseph Hummel
Muncie
Hungry Crowd Floods Indianapolis Restaurants
Thousands of visitors packed eateries in Indianapolis on Thursday, creating a noisy, chaotic noon rush. Hotels reported strong crowds though not a record, with many turned away or only partially served as railroads added extra trains to move visitors after the busy day.
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Indianapolis
Union Station
Vandalia Railroad
Death of Judge Bradley in Washington
Justice Andrew C Bradley of the supreme court of the District of Columbia died Thursday night from a brain abscess linked to a recent grippe attack. He served on the bench during notable cases including Pollard Breckinridge breach of promise, the Long Loch pension trial, and the Havemeyer Searles contempt hearing.
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Judge Bradley
Washington
Andrew C. Bradley
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Bradley
Long-Lochran
Havemeyer- Searles
Overdue Sailing Ship Elliott Missing From South America
The sailing ship Elliott, under Capt Evans, is overdue on a voyage from Carrizal Chile to Baltimore. The vessel has been out 148 days after leaving the west coast of South America on December 19, with an expected 8 to 90 day run.
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Ish Iron
Elliott
Evans
Carrizal
Chile
Baltimore
South America
Sundry Classified Ad Pitches 15 Cent Capital
A compact note describes a Sun classified ad concept offering over 400 towns for a 15 cent capital. It references categories such as Wanted and Miscellaneous and Bor Gale, Miscellaneous as examples of advertisement placements.
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H. H. Lee
Chas. L. Hartman
Washington St
Complete Furnisher
Sporting News
Red Kid
Purgatory
Mra
Moore
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ventura
California
Union Araw
Mra. M. A. Cowan
Woman's ‘Christian ‘Temperance Union
Pawnee Bill
Farmer
Fell
Federal
A. Young
Rogers & Gallett
Houbigant
Tséc
Wasson
Ecru
Gibson
Eton
Castor
Madras
BBC
Wy&e
S.s
Richelieu
Mermsdort
C. B
H. P. Wasson A CO
Guillermo Sisneros
HIG
Win Sale Y Goods &Company
A. Leanty
Guarantee Tire Bicycle Co
Gus Habich
Panama
Best Havemeyer & Elder
Michigan
Burbank
Malta
Vita
Lion Coffee
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