Shooting Event Highlights At Limited Gun Club Meet
Under fine weather Fred Gilbert achieved 215 of 217 trap targets in a 12 event day at Limited gun club. Tripp retains the Grand hotel cup as amateur champion of five central states after two years, while Gilbert and Heikes tie in the 56 contest sweepstakes and multiple shooters claim top birds in live pigeon events. Cincinnati Enquirer notes the American league is rising in prominence amid talk of a National association reshaping Eastern teams.
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Fred Gilbert
Tripp
Central States
Burnsides
Crosby
Heikes
Trimble
Gilbert
Marott
Irwin
Cad
Comstock
Budd
Indianapolis and Louisville high schools clash at Newby Oval
Indianapolis high school defeats the Colonels in Kentucky while M. T. H. S. beats them at Newby Oval. Butler and Wabash meet at Washington Park. Shortraige high school hosts a Friday spread from 4 to 5 and a dance to 11 at the high school building.
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Indianapolis
Louisville High School
Newby Oval
Colonels
Kentucky
Butler
Wabash
Washington Park
the Athletic Association of
Shortraige High School
Syndicate buys Saratoga track for near 300000
The Saratoga race track was sold to a syndicate for around 300000. The deal price was not officially released. The move follows the prince of Wales canceling engagements and signals a shift in ownership expectations across racing interests.
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Joe Gans
Terry McGovern
Tattersall’s
Chicago
Saratoga Race Track
Indiana Medical College
Butler
Kelly
City League Bowling Sees High Scores This Season
The Citys post strong team play with high scores led by Schwartz of the Columbias. Thursday night yielded a standout Blue Label effort 1872, the season’s top mark, while the Merchants and Citys contest produced one of the best games yet in the Indianapolis bowling league.
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Blue Labers
Columbias
Schwartz
Ex Mayor William Strong Dies Suddenly in New York
Ex mayor William L. Strong, reform era Republican leader and head of Wm. L. Strong & Co. wholesale dry goods, died Friday morning at his residence 12 West Fifty-seventh Street. Born March 22, 1827 in Richland County Ohio, he rose from clerk to millionaire through hard work in New York City. His death came with no medical warning and surprised colleagues involved in the sound money parade leadership.
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New York
Wm. L. Strong
Richland County
Ohio
Ance
Proctor, Michigan Official, Dies by Self-Inflicted Over Disputed Funds
Grand Rapids, Mich. November 2. Henry B. Proctor county treasurer and Republican nominee for state senator in district 17 died by his own hand using laudanum on Thursday. The death followed public attacks over alleged unlawful retention of interest money, which opponents used to damage his character.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Henry B. Proctor
Erie Plans Huge Round House at Huntington
Judge Carter weighs naturalization feasibility for Ikko Matsumoto as Erie advances a large new round house project at Huntington. Mary Duncan, 23, declared sane and to be committed to the Central insane hospital after multiple marriages and visions of angels. Plymouth church fundraiser readings by Mr. Riddle conclude Saturday matinee featuring Tempest and Twelfth Night reading.
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The
Erie
Huntington
Carter
Ikko Matsumoto
Mary Duncan
Central Insane Hospital
Riddle
Plymouth
Crowt
Robbed Mrs. Hamilton of 25000 in Paris hotel
Mrs Ian Hamilton wife of Gen Hamilton of the British army was robbed at the Regina hotel of 25008 in jewelry money and papers Thursday. Allen Jennings ex Coxey leader twice arrested for obstructing a sidewalk during political dispute near Illinois and Washington streets was discharged in police court after suing W S McMillen republican police commissioner and Charles F Dawson republican.
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Paris
Ian ,Hamilton
Gen. Hamilton
Allen Jennings
Coxey Army
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Marion Scott
James Ryan
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Richard Hundnut
Brussels
H. P. Wasson & CO
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Henry G. Long
Sam E. Rauh
Mayor Strong
New York City
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Strong
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Cleveland
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Mathie
Hzir
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Paterson, N. J
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Chieter
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Joe Bernstein
Nonpareil Athletic Club
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City Life
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Regina
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