Fight Breaks Out After Banner Incident At Local High School Game
A banner theft sparked a bench clearing melee at Washington Park during a North-side and Manual Training High School game. Miss Jeffries led protesting North-side girls, seizing the banner from a South-side rival as blows and shoving erupted among students and spectators.
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Shortridge
Manual Training High School
Washington Park
Mr. Banner
Hazel Clark
Earl Sullivan
Utp
Joan de ‘Arc
Double plays Spark Shortridge Victory Over Training School
Masters and Gibbs turned a pivotal double play for Shortridge in the sixth inning as the visitors topped the Training School 8 to 2 in a measured exhibition. Sweeney led the Training lineup with solid contact while the Allen brothers supplied the bulk of Shortridge’s offense and fielding standout plays.
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Gibbs
Shortridge
Sweeney
Allen “Brothers
Senati
A.E Dixon
Eieeeens
Bohnstadt
Perkins
Soseteeee
Gyay
Rhoads
Smith
Maxwell
Foley
M. Allen
Wiley
Ceeceesee
Connor
Griffith
Holdson
Allen
Scott
Gray
Holden
M. T.H
Whitesides
Early Baseball Scores From Monday Show Mixed Results
In the American Association Milwaukee beat Kansas City 7 0 with Altrock and Speer behind the plates. St Louis defeated Boston 3 0 as Powell and Ludgen led the battery. Chicago bested Baltimore 8 3 with Garvin and McFarland doing the catching. Philadelphia rolled over Detroit 8 6 behind Wiltse and Powers. Cleveland beat Washington 6 3 with Moore Wright and Bemis. National League Chicago edged St. Louis 5 4 with Murphy Yerkes and O Neil at catcher, Mennefee and Chance for the opposition.
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Powell and Ludgen
Dineen
Warner
Chicago
Baltimore
Garvin
McFarland
Howell and Robinson
Philadelphia
Detroit
Wiltse
Powers
Miller
McQuire
Cleveland
Washington
Moore
Wright and Bemis
Orth
Clarke
Murphy, Yerkes
O’neil
Mennefee
Chance
American Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Wenoenes Eueee
Louisville Oo
St. Paul Aeennes
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Kansas City
Wren Eeerernven
Milwaukee
Ee Swesene Eee
Minneapolis
Neoce
Toledo
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Detroit Eteleudatses Sveecesee
Washington Weevnesnvasesove
Cleveland Pee Eeerereseerees
Bot
Pittsburg
Brooklyn Acecnennee
Cincinnati
Fancy Dresden and Grecian Bath Towel Assortment
A sale of fancy bath towels in Dresden and Grecian patterns. Highlights include full yard long bleached bath towels in various prices from 10c to 25c, 39 to 57 inch lengths, double weight and extra heavy options, with multiple yardage sizes and colorings.
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Cretonnes
Dresden
Police Break Door to Reach Suspected Murder Victim
Police Captain Kruger ordered a force to smash a door at 235 E Washington St to reach Mrs Florence Chase, found alive after neighbors reported a death. Inspectors and dispensary doctors revived her as crowds gathered outside the building.
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Washington St
Florence Chase
Police Department
Chase
Central prohibition alliance hosts lively self debate
At the semi monthly meeting Rev J Sproule debated the motion Revenue and license retard prohibition with Rev A J Brown who failed to appear. Sproule presented arguments on both sides then argued earnestly with himself in a spirited exchange that kept the audience engaged.
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J. Sproule
Central Prohibition Alliance
A. J. Brown
Friends Church
Rev. Brown
Rev. Sproule
Latonia Derby Triumph Sparks 4475 Dollar Win
Harry New cost Charlie Enison 1800 dollars and won the Latonia derby in Cincinnati before 10 000 spectators earning 4475 dollars for his owner. Benny Yanger defeated Austin Rice in a six round bout in Chicago Monday night. Joe Ryan decision over Jim Handler in Kansas City after four rounds. Columbus and Washington Park feature Tuesday afternoon action with top American Association teams expected to entertain. Riverside links attract many golf enthusiasts open to the public.
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Harry New
Charlie Enison
Cincinnati
Benny Yanger
Austin Rice
Chicago
Joe Ryan
Jim Handler
Kansas City
Handler
Ryan
Columbus
Washington Park
American Association
August Wacker Buys Multiple Downtown Lots
August Wacker purchases six Webb street lots and four on Minnesota street and Ringgold avenue for 13000 pounds. T H Davidson buys Lydia E Degner’s N Senate avenue near Thirtieth street property for 3850 dollars. William Lesier sells Haren street and Virginia avenue property to Agnes V Deay for 8100 dollars. C J Ovall buys College avenue and Thirtieth street property from A A McKain for 2350 pounds. A property at New Jersey and Twenty second streets transfers from Marion county sheriff to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company for 2650 dollars.
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C. M. Clark
Webb-st
Minnesota-st
Ringgold-ave
T. H. Davidson
N. Senate-ave
Thirtieth-st
Lydia
E Degner
William Lesier
Haren-st
Virginia-ave
Agnes
V. de ¥Ay
C. J. Ovall
Collegeave
A. A. . McKain
New ‘Jersey
Marion
Massachusetts
Worker Hurt In Saw Mill Accident at Noblesville
D. R. Ballentine suffered a broken neck when a belt tore off his clothing while repairing a pulley at his saw mill near Noblesville Indiana. He remained alive but with no hope of recovery. G W Clark won $600 in a street railway case after being thrown from a street car due to a conductor’s transfer dispute and a demanded fare.
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Noblesville
Ind
D. R. Ballentine
G. W. Clark
Street Railway Company
Allen
Clark
Blake-st
Explosion wrecks Kirby estate theater and natatorium
A boiler explosion at millionaire John H. Kirby's Houston residence wrecked a private theater and natatorium. Engineer Harry Woodward was blown through a tree 300 feet away and died, and Charlie Goblin was killed. A horse three blocks away was struck by debris and killed.
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Houston
Tex
John H. Kirby
Harry Woodward
Charlies
Goblin
G A R appoints staff officers across departments and posts
Department commander Starr names staff including inspector J H Carpenter of Angola and judge advocate W A Ketcham of Indianapolis. He designates chief mustering officer Daniel White of Wabash, color bearer J F Davenport of Richmond, senior aide J B Roach of Monticello, and chief trumpeter A A Jones of Battle Ground.
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Starr
J. H. Carpenter
Angola
W. A. Ketcham
Indianapolis
Daniel White
Wabash
J. F. Davenport
Richmond
J. B. Roach
Monticello
A. A. Jones
Battle Ground
Soldiers Get Their Pay for National Guard Encampment
Warrants totaling 15162.50 have been issued from the adjutant-general's office for the pay of the national guard troops during the encampment.
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National Guard
Adjutant-General’s Office
Big rattlesnake bite claims Edward Hyatte
Fragments report Edward Hyatte afflicted by a rattlesnake bite with fatal implications. The text appears garbled with unclear date and location details.
Woman Charged With Murder in Indiana Resort
Dora Bartlett stands trial in Terre Haute charged with murder after the death of Joseph Mahalek at her resort. She claims self defense following a dispute over payment for drinks.
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Terre.haute
Ind
Dora Bartlett
Joseph Mahalek
Remedy sales talk from Plymouth seller
A narrator claims brisk sales of Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers in Plymouth. He reports selling five bottles yesterday and that workers are already returning to work this morning, noting no loss of time.
Brown on Trial for Murder in Noblesville
Saloonist C. C. Brown, 66, is on trial in Noblesville charged with murdering Joseph Groves, a jeweler of Arcadia. Brown formerly lived at Pendleton and was intoxicated when Groves was shot, though a revolver was taken from him.
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Merly
Pendleton
Groves
Paragon man marks 68th birthday with large family gathering
Joseph Lewis of Paragon Indiana turned 68 in a family celebration that included eight children, 28 grandchildren, and three great grandchildren as guests in attendance.
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Paragon
Ind
Joseph Lewis
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