Watty to Manage Minneapolis Club. Indianapolis Sold
Watty Watkins will leave Indianapolis to manage the Minneapolis American Association team for the 194 season and his Indianapolis interests are sold to Charles Rushhauptt. Hig Bill Phillips becomes player manager, promising strong pitching as old players return. Rushhauptt aims for a top pitching staff and predicts Minneapolis will win more than one game in two years against Indianapolis.
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Watty
Amile
Indianapolis
Minneapolis American Association
Charles ¥. Ruachauptt
Lilm
Hig Bill" Phillips
Oormer Hoonlee
Wil
Mr. Ruschanoff
Hoosiers
Thursay
Watkins
Minneapolis
Clynie
Ruschaupft
Insianapolis
T Detroit
Ned Hanlon
Pittabore Pirates
Bronx
Bridge Collapse Kills Twelve. Many Injured in Texas
Fort Worth Texas reports twelve killed and many fatally injured as fifty laborers on the Brazos river bridge near Chapen Hill fell when a derailment caused a train to crash through. The disaster left multiple fatalities and widespread injuries among workers on the B & 7 railroad bridge. In Kentucky, two men died in an L N collision at Shepherdsville caused by heavy fog with engineer Farrar and two others injured.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Brazos River
Chapen Hill
Louisville
I Brown
L. E. Brown
Shepherdsville
Thesday
Farrar
Juvenile Court Probation in Ring Theft Case
Grace Alvis a 13 year old colored girl testified in juvenile court on Tuesday about the ring theft involving Luther Churchill a bellboy at the Knickerbocker flats. She admitted carrying four rings hidden in her shoe until found and given to Churchill leading to his arrest. the ring belonged to Mrs. John Plum of Central Avenue. Judge Stubbs placed Grace on probation marking it her first offense.
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Grace Alvis
Luther Churchill
Knickerbocker Flats
Luther
John Plum
Grace
Stubbs
Worker Dies After Fall at Federal Building Job
E M Wilson 1 490 E Washington Jr died at St Vincent's hospital at 9 30 a m Tuesday from injuries suffered Monday when he slipped on a wet board while employed by Brown Ketcham for the Ironwork at the new federal building. He leaves a wife and a two year old son. In New Holland Kentucky Jude Keith and Owen Taylor fought with shotguns Keith was killed and Taylor will die.
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B. M. Wilson
E. Washington Jr
E. M. Wilson
Federal Building
St. Vincent's Hospital
Tuvasday
Wilson
Brown &Ketcham
Wim
New Holland
Jude Keith
Owen Taylor
Keith
Taylor
New Liner Advertisements On Seventh Page
Read the seventh page for notices including Photographer wanted Rooms for rent Boy wanted Rooming home for sale Gold watch lost Agents wanted Home for rent Reed all the liners on seventh page
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Reed
Fire destroys Maple Valley Road Mine complex
In Ashes Terre Wate Ind on November 3 the Maple Valley Road Company near Canton suffered a large fire that razed most buildings, leaving only the engine room intact. The shaft and tipple burned as miners escaped from the shaft with the fire breaking out in the sand room and other structures. Loss of logs is still undetermined.
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Terre Wate
Ind
Maple Valley Road
Enmpany
Canton
Te Sandroom
Purdue Game Ticket Refund Sparks Public Opinion
Purdue athletic treasurer C BR Jamison says refunds for Indiana Purdue football tickets are available at the original point of purchase. Indianapolis fans, however, favor donating the money to Purdue players and paying hospital and medical bills from ticket proceeds. The idea, first proposed by TIE BUN on Saturday, has widespread support. Manager Watkins of Washington Park says no setup charges were made for the game. Several others with expenses echo the generosity.
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C. BR. Jamison
Purdue Athletic Association
Indiana
Tie Bun
Watkins
Washington Park
Purdue
Weather forecast for Indianapolis area
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending 5 pm November 4. Partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures 54 at 7 am, 69 at noon, 70 at 2 pm. Winds variable across Indiana and adjacent states.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Wire tapping figures tied to Chicago raid arrest
J H Poindexter linked to wire tapping scheme with O M Stone in Chicago. Police raided the office uncovering about ten thousand dollars worth of paraphernalia. The conspirators reportedly operated across several midwestern cities.
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Chicago
J. H. Poindexter
O. M. Stone
Middle West
Purdue Special Had Right In Wreck Inquest
Coroner's inquest heard train crews testify that the Purdue special had the right of way over all trains on the Big Four. Engineer W H Shumaker and conductor P M Johnson described orders issued at Lafayette and a 72 mile run to Indianapolis that day. Other witnesses noted no countermanding orders and railroad officials admitted not warning the freight crew. The hearing continued with witnesses returning the next day.
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Shumaker
Johnson
Lafayette
W. H. Shumaker
P.M. Johnson
Purdun
Tuesaday
Fa. m
Lofett
Indianapolis
Colfax
Ho Unen
Ender
Lat Akers
Northst
North Indianapolly
Y. Smith
Cordner Tutewiler
Dr. Gels
Dot
Wedneyday
Divorces Granted in Marion County Court
Nine divorces were granted in Judge Carter's court on Tuesday. The proceedings involved several women seeking dissolution of marriages, with petitions also filed in the circuit court. The report notes the rapid pace of the cases and the outcomes for the involved parties.
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Marion County
Carter
Alondsy
Cocaine Aided By Workhouse Sentence For Lizzie Jones
Lizzie Jones, a cocaine addict, told the court she cannot live without the drug. Judge Whitlin sentences her to nine days in the workhouse to break the habit, citing prior cases where long confinement cured two generations of addicts.
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Lizzie Jones
Julee Whallan
Axon
Dudge Whitlin
Murdered Wealthy Man Found Dead in Chicago Rear
The body of Bamart Anderson, described as wealthy, was found in the rear of a vacant building on a Tuesday. Police say Anderson was murdered with a fractured skull and broken neck.
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Chicago
Bamart Anderson
Thesday
Anderson
Stegemeir Bros
Police guard Hungarians at Kingan plant amid worker unrest
Consternation grows at Kingan & Co. packing plant as Hungarian laborers arrive. Local workers fear an organized influx will threaten their jobs and prompt clashes. Police are stationed to protect the Hungarian workers and maintain order amid tensions.
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Kingan
Kingan & Co
Irtvte
Penra
Mysterious Fortune Unearthed After Elderly Man Dies
An aged recluse homebound in New York left a daughterly confidant Mrs. George wealth of bonds deeds and mortgages valued at 1.5 million dollars. A key to a vault revealed securities totaling 1.5 million dollars while the source of the fortune remains unexplained.
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George
Safe blown up in Indianapolis by amateur dynamiters
Amateur crackmen started their operations in Indianapolis on Tuesday morning. Two safes were targeted one blown open with dynamite. A noisy blast woke nearby residents who peeked outside as rain seemed likely. A. Horn stein's Junk shop at Geo gin and Barts corner suffered smoke and shattered windows. The Attic office was filled with smoke and the safe wrecked. Authorities later discovered losses of money and stamps totaling 1 and 310 respectively. The act bore hallmarks of amateur dynamiting.
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Indianapolis
Georgia
Sts
Vesky
Patmimen
Ft Ax
A. Hornstein
Geogin and
Barts
Rarinsiel
Burglar Try to Steal Safe From Junk Shop
Thieves attempted to pry open a small safe at H Hollowit's junk shop Capitel ro using no explosives. Patrolman Pat Niel pursued them after they fled across the street dropping the safe in a front yard as detectives suspect local home thieves conducted the break in.
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H. Hollowlt
Pat Niel
O'Niel
Ballots Fall Across States in 1900 Elections
A wide array of states including Ohio, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Iowa, New York, Maryland, Rhode Island, Nebraska, Mississippi and Colorado hold elections. Campaigns predict varying outcomes with major figures like Johnson, McClellan, Beckham and Belknap cited amid expected large funds and tense voting conditions. Reports note election-related violence, polling day activities, and presidential attention from Theodore Roosevelt visiting polling sites.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Iowa
New York
Maryland
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Mississippi
Colorado
Tom Johnon
Kovernor
Johnson
Em. McClellan
Tammany
Law
Low
McClellan
Beckham
Belknap
Thode Island
Mrs Hendricks 91 dies at Meridian Street home
Mrs Eliza Hendricks widow of former vice president Thomas A Hendricks died at 1:40 am Tuesday at her Meridian Street home after a three week illness. A philanthropist and social leader for eight years she debuted in Cincinnati and married in 1860s. she stood by Governor Hendricks during his term and was known for counsel to him.
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Eliza Hendricks
Thomas A. Fendricks
NL Meridianst
Hendricks
Indiana
Shelbyville
Pouch
Wiea
Miners Call Strike in Four States Over Wages and Hours
About ten thousand coal miners in Colorado New Mexico and Southern Wyoming within district 1 of the United Mine Workers threaten a general strike starting Monday November 9 if district operators refuse to conference for a peaceful settlement. Key demands include higher wages eight hour workday protection of ferry wages and mine ventilation. The national executive has released a letter to the district president ordering the strike. The coal operators are described as determined to resist and push the dispute toward a bitter end.
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Colo~ridh
Yerh
New Mexico
Wyoming
Mine Workers of America
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Victor Fuel Company
Hospital Football Joy Amid Wreck Injuries
In City hospital J H Mowry of Chambersburg Pa. who broke his leg in the Bathday wreck joins fellow patients in a moment of mirth. He is listed as a strong sub on the team and jokes with the boys while signaling plays to nurses, lifting spirits despite suffering.
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J. EH. Mowry
Chambersburg
Mowry
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