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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
8
In Louisville on Friday night McGovern won amid loud cheers from 6100 fans. He stunned Joe Bernstein in round seven with devastating body blows, delivering a relentless assault that Bernstein could not withstand. McGovern remained cool as Bernstein pressed for a knockout, but Terry's punishing heart blows sealed the victory.
The Capital Citys jumped from last place to third as bowling notes describe a close game with strong play. In the second division National team first game posted 649 as the low score. top individual was Horuff with 220 while others included Bauer 169 Bur ton 178 Schlake 197 Hunter 23 and Hopkins 159.
A large turnout of Colored voters fill Tomlinson Hall in Marion County for a political rally led by Rev J W Carr and speakers from Kansas City Ohio and Tennessee. Bishop Arnet urges turnout early to vote for Republican interests and Tillman is criticized as dangerous.
The famed boxer Jim Corbett, praised for scientific technique and a loud mouth, has only two wins since beating Sullivan. He defeated Charley Mitchell and Kid McCoy, with the latter termed a fate. San Francisco police halted his fight with Sharkey, and another Sharkey bout ended while Corbett faltered. Fitz and Jeffries also defeated him, leaving his record far from glorious.
A Chicago special asserts C H Ruschauft of the Indianapolis ball club pressed Hoosier admission to the American league in Ban Johnson’s office but received no guarantee. It says Brush influence must be removed for Indianapolis or Buffalo to gain entry, and that either city cannot sustain the pace the league plans.
The Butler Wabash contest at Washington Park is called off after Wabash pressed Butler to bar two University of Indianapolis players. The Indiana high school game vs Louisville at Newby Oval remains the sole afternoon event, with a 2:30 p.m. kickoff.
Crosby Heikes Lilly Bannister Voris Rike and Adamson brought seven birds to the grass in a noted display. The line featured a coordinated effort as each participant contributed to the performance.
Jacob Fritz 62 a Nassau Germany native died Friday night at his home 1230 East Street after six months illness He was a stonemason for years and in 1874 formed Ross and Fritz firm that built the Virginia Avenue viaduct the Y M C A building the Masonic Temple and the Sacred Heart church He is survived by a widow and six children Funeral is Sunday afternoon at Sacred Heart church Peter Crane a locomotive engineer for more than 50 years is dead at his daughter Mrs Edward Kattenbachs home 5351 East Washington Street He worked on eastern railroads and had been retired 15 years Four children survive
Roosevelt closed his campaign on Friday night after visiting 24 states and delivering 6723 speeches. He traveled 21 21 miles and spoke to an estimated 3 000 000 people, covering 2 053 miles in New York and giving 120 speeches. The run far surpasses Bryan in 1896 who did 19 000 miles and 599 speeches.
Capt. Wallace Foster invites old soldiers to vote for McKinley and Roosevelt at the polls Tuesday free if they notify him by Monday evening at 2030 N Capitol Ave. He rebukes the congressional candidate who said no hats off to the flag and calls for patriotic support of the country and flag.
A couple eloped and plan to reside at 706 N Tinois Street after November 6. Mr and Mrs Charles A Atkinson will be at home next year with M D after Atkinson’s name, as he studies at Indiana Medical College. The bride, formerly Miss Phoebe Moore of Plainfield, is from a respected local family and the marriage is kept quiet among students.
The column notes a Tuesday tea by Mrs. Frank A. Hamilton and Marguerite Trowe’s Friday birthday celebration. The French club meets with Mrs. Collins, a German reading circle plans a Sunday show, and the German house dramatic club stages The pastor of Kirchfeld on Nov 14. Courting news includes Miss May Frieberg’s Cincinnati engagement to Ralph Bamberger’s son, and weddings in Crawfordsville and Terre Haute plus Florence Fry and John P. Glazier tied the knot at 540 East South Street.
George F. Considine, former manager of Jim Corbett, says in a New York statement that McCoy admitted to laying down in the McCoy Corbett fight to collect money after meeting McCoy in London. The claim supports wives’ assertions that the bout was staged.
Attorneys for Ross Ferrell the murderer filed a motion for a new trial in Marysville Ohio on Friday afternoon. Judge Melhorn granted until Monday to cite affidavits and until Wednesday for the state to file its answer. Arguments will be heard Friday. Ferrell appeared in court looking well.
A Sacramento writer reports cure after one 56 cent box of Pyramid Pile Cure ending 30 years of suffering. Proclaims no opium or cocaine in the remedy and notes relief from bleeding itching and protruding piles. Sold by druggists for 60 cents per full package with a booklet and testimonials.
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