Marion County Bowling League Action Report
The Apollos lingered at the bottom as Oneidas swept three games on Turner alleys with scores 764 791 and 831. Orientals handed Stone Palaces a defeat 761 771 and 120 to 702 on Oneida alleys. Nonpareils beat Centrals 756 814 while Centrals took 765. Independent league saw City club win two as Meteors faltered.
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Losi. PerCt
Enieaiednseuscheertab
Deweys Dapdaerea
Apollos
Turner
Oneidas
Oneida
Marion
Centrals
Meteors
Graff and Jay to clash in Oneida alley contest
Report of a third meeting between Graff of Stone Palaces and Jay of the Blue labels set for Saturday night on the Oneida alleys. Championship stakes noted as each has one win. also mentions sprained shoulder for Baverick of Capital Citys and umpire Will Ernst to be appointed in Marion county league.
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Lee
Graff
Stone Palaces
Jay
Oneida
Baverick
Washington
Will Ernst
Marion County League
Fred Jats
Butcher
Oneidas
Eyls
Canadian bicycle paths drive Ontario registry project
Fragmentary report notes Canada and Ontario efforts to regulate bicycle routes and registration. Mentions an automobile company with two million dollar capital and a political election in Ohio with tickets, a collision in Columbus, and a fast athletic incident involving a person named Mike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelman’ S Association
Ontario
n-Ohio
Utomobile
Columbus
Detroit
Criy
Nis
Imperial Athletic
Mike
Meteor Fireball Sightings Reported Across Midwest States
Reports from Saint Joseph Missouri Alton Illinois and Keokuk Iowa describe a bright meteor Friday evening seen northeast of town moving west before bursting into fragments. Observers noted a long tail in Keokuk as the meteor crossed from east to west around 5 30 p m local time.
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St, Joseph
A Alton
Ill
Keokuk
Airship Spotted Over Winona Shimmers with Trail of Sparks
Winona Minnesota residents witnessed a cigar shaped airship Friday evening aloft at about 1000 feet. The illuminated craft appeared at 6 30 pm southeast of Winona and left a brilliant light and trailing sparks as it moved across the sky.
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Winona
Minn
Machine Politics Dominates High School Senate Election
In a dramatic high school senate election, Charles Pettijohn won the presidency 62 to 9 over Harvey Crossland, with Crossland then selected as vice president by 47 to 12 for Sidney Selig and eight for Edwin Friend. Coburn Allen failed a secretary nomination amid accusations of a senior machine, triggering heated protests and the reveal of anti senior machine tickets. After a disturbance, Senators Lodge, Massachusetts, Perkins, California, and Proctor, Vermont were arrested pending an investigation for alleged interference with free franchise. Alice Benton Scott was elected secretary, George Posey reading clerk, Clyde Miller custodian, and the Philippine bill was defeated 42 to 12 as insufficiently comprehensive.
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Senate
Charley Pettijohn
Harvey Crossland
Crossland
Sidney Selig
Edwin Friend
Coburn Allen
Ashley Davenport
Damocles
Allison
Myla Closser
Charles Pettijohn
H. Ingram
George Posey
Nimal
Connette
Chandler Connette
James Nimal
Massachusetts
Perkins
California
Proctor
Vermont
Senate Chamber
Alice Benton Scott
Clyde Miller
Crushed to Death on Switch Engine at Delaware Street
Sylvester Plummer, a Big Four switch man with 12 years on the road, died Friday night after slipping from the running board and being dragged by switch engine 87. He lived at 1201 Newman Street. his wife and son were at the English opera house orchestra when the accident happened.
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Sylvester Plummer
Delaware St
Plummer
Newman St
Opera
Man overboard after whale attack near Indiana kin
The whaling bark Charles W. Morgan reports that Martin Cosgrove, a California crew member, was dragged overboard by a whale in June after being caught by the reel line. Cosgrove, from Indiana with wealthy relatives, is presumed lost as the ship, on a Japan voyage, took 50 whales.
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San Francisco
Charles W. Morgan
Japan
Martin Cosgrove
California
Indiana
Morgan
Social events and anniversaries noted in Greencastle
The sketching club met as Dr. and Mrs. T A Goldwin visited Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. W N Baumgartner hosted cards Friday. German house Ladies society held a card party Saturday afternoon. A Masquerade is planned at Woodruff place club house next Saturday. Magazine club heard Mrs Clinton Galloway read on The Caxtons. Free Kindergarten executive board meets Monday at Mrs John Holliday’s home. Mrs Joseph Kealing’s Saturday reception praised for decor. Hewitt H Howland and William C Bobbs will stage the Dramatic club play on Nov 7. The club issued its year book. In Greencastle Mr and Mrs J R W Allen celebrated 66th marriage anniversary on Nov 2, having lived in the same house over 60 years. Allen has attended every DePauw commencement.
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Sketching Club
T. A. Goldwin
Terre Haute
W. N.baumgartner
Ladies’ Society of the
German House
Woodruff Place
Magazine Club
Clinton Galloway
Free
John H. Holliday
Joseph Kealing
Hewitt H. Howland
William C. Bobbs
Greencastle
J. R. W. Allen
Allen
Zhas
DePauw
University
Consumption Can Be Cured by Scientific Discovery
Reading physicians in Europe and America endorse a strictly scientific method for curing consumption. The American Medical Association reports at Columbus, Ohio, that 2,988 cases were cured by a portion of the chemical substances used by Dr Roberts, with numerous starting improvements noted.
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Reading Physicians
Europe
America
United States
American Medical Associa
Columbus
Ohio
Roberts
Deparator Medical Institute Promises Free Diagnosis in Indianapolis
Dr. Roberts leads the Deparator Medical Institute as Indiana’s only chartered facility. He touts wide experience in U S and Canada, free consultation, and a unique antiseptic air treatment claimed to cure consumption asthma bronchitis and other airway diseases.
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Roberts
United States
Canada
Indianapolis
Deparator Medical Institute
N. Ilinois St
Ind
Stockdell Wins $15000 Verdict Against Indianapolis Railway
Mrs. Eilen B. Stockdell was awarded a $11,000 verdict against the Indianapolis street railway company at Greenfield after a car she says started too soon threw her to the pavement. In a separate note, Frank Hurley, 38, was found dying in an outhouse on Washington street. the coroner attributed death to consumption. Hurley, a longtime checkman for the Frank BirgZ transfer company, had been sick a year and was the son of a former Indianapolis physician. His brother William Hurley, 1328 South Belmont avenue, is a Bel road conductor.
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Eilen B. Stockdell
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Greenfield
Case
Frank Hurley
Washington St
Hurley
Checkman
Frank Birgz Transfer Company
Indanapolis
Wm. Hurley
S. Belmont-ave
Bel Road
Putnam County
Her Second Divorce Granted in Superior Court
Pearl Wieckard obtained a divorce from Henry Wieckard in superior court on Saturday after a suit by the husband and a cross-complaint by the wife resulting in a separation. Evidence described Wieckard as a pronounced brute. This marks Mrs. Wieckard's second divorce, the first being from E. J. Devore last February.
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Pearl Wieckard
Superior Court
Henry Wieckard
Wieckard
Mrs. Wieckard
E. J. Devore
Central Labor Union Concert at Tom Linson Hall
The second popular concert for the Central Labor Union library fund is Sunday at 3 pm in Tom Linson Hall. Participants include the Military Band directed by Henry Klausman, solo sopranos Mrs. Josephine Bremmerman Edmunds and Christian Qoelschlagel on violin, with A Ernestinoff as accompanist.
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Central
Labor Union
Central Labor Union Lorary Fund
Tomlinsorhall
Henry Klausman
Josephine’ Bremmerman-Edmunds
Christian Qoelschlagel
A. Ernestinoff
Beck suit against Pennsylvania Railroad settled for 2500
Richmon d Indiana November 4 Spl 3 The suit of Lillian J Beck against the Pennsylvania railroad for ten thousand dollars for killing her husband has been compromised for two thousand five hundred dollars.
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Richmond
Ind
Lillian J.,beck
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati man offers to sell Grau opera tickets cheap
A young Cincinnati arrival who chased riches by speculating in Grau opera tickets has lost 875 and now offers to sell a ticket at a lower price. He mentions a loss of 75 and is willing to part with the remaining access for a modest sum.
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Cincinnati
Cold storage plant planned in Union City at $35,000
City life notes a new cold storage plant in Union City costing 35000 with Indianapolis investors John B. Cockrum Hiram Miller James Henry Edward Robinson and James M Wood among the Interested. Deputy county clerk George Fate handles a rush of work as pension vouchers for widows old soldiers and children are certified. Miola Lang sues Leonard Lang for divorce accusing him of abuse and cursing when money is requested seeking 500 alimony.
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Union City
John B. Cockrum
Hiram Miller
James Henry
Edward Robinson
James M. Wood
Indianapolis
George Fate
Miola
Lang
Sues
Leonard Lang
Ald
Moother
Sister
Sas
Railroad Time Cars at Union Station and connections
Train schedule listing departure and arrival times for routes including Pittsburg, Logansport, Columbus, Dayton, and Chicago lines. Notes show car types and service codes with ticket offices at Union Station and corner of Illinois and Washington Streets.
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Union Railway
Pittsburg
East
Logansport
Chica
Knightstown
Richmor
Philadelphia
Baltimore and
Wash
Dayton and
Spring
Springfield
Columbus, Ind & Ma
Columbus Ind
Martinsville and
Vin
Xenia
Columbus
Ind & Lo
T Haute
L & We
T. Haute
St. L
Haute
Chicago
N. Vernon
Madison
Martinsville & Vincennes
Dayton and Xenia
Erbocker
Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor Express
Wabash
ST. Louis Linee
St. Louis
St. Louis Southwestim
Terre Haute & Mataccom
St. Louis Express
Lafayette
Lafayette Ace
Chicago Fast Mail
Chicago Night Express
Cincinati Express
E.eees
Cincinnati
Ind
Louisville
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Piqua and
O. and Rich
Louis
St. L. Ry
E. Wash. St
Cleveland Line
Muncie Ace
Union City
Cleve
Bos Ex
S. Cleve
Bos Mail
Buf
Bogey
Cincinnati Express
Greensburg
Ver & Louis
Mer & Louis
Peoria
Bloom
Champaign
Colum and
Stove Fire Damages Homes in Two Local Incidents
An overheated stove at 719 S Illinois street caused 300 dollars of George Walters property to burn. Earlier a defective flue at 1561 Cornell avenue caused zero loss at Ulrich Chaitle’s home and at 1314 Bates street Nora Murray’s home, with total losses estimated at 150 dollars.
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George Walters
S. Ilinois St
Ulrich Chaitle
Cornell Ave
Nora.Murray
Bates-st
untitled health claim about Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A fragment notes that people familiar with Chamberlains Cough Remedy praise its effectiveness for colds and pneumonia. The writing claims the medicine averts death and saves lives, though it is a partial and unclear excerpt.
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Chamberlain
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Chicago Ladies’ Quartet
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Will West
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Pembroke Arcade
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Arthur Dunn
Clara Bell Jerome
AL Leech
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Geo. M.cohan
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Helene Mora
Fortuni Brothers
Galetti
Jordan & Welch
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Old Homestead
Peter F. Bryce
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I. A. Archibald
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Badger Furniture Co
Bowen- Merrill Co
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Wm. H. Block Co
Albert Gall
Paul Krauss
Kahn Tailoring Co
Chas. Maguire
Bry Goods
Shoes
Taylor,Carpet Co
Progress Clothing
Chas, Mayer & Co
W. H. Messenger
People’s Outfitting Co
Star
Saks & Company
Selig Dry Goods Co
Schleicher & Martens Co
Dep’ty
When Clothing Co
H.P. Wasson & Co
Emil Wulschner & Co
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