Butler Triumphs 26 to 6 in Exhibition Fray With Bloomington
Butler and Bloomington played a football exhibition at the state fairgrounds on a Saturday afternoon. Capt. Mann starred for Butler with tough running and a prominent beard, while Bloomington matched grit and rough play. Final score Butler 26 Bloomington 6 with Merrill Moores refereeing and Joseph Herod umpiring.
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Gil Beard
Butcher
Purdue
Butler
Bloomington
State Fairgrounds
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Baker
Irvington
I. A
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Robinecon
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Utter
Baen
Beene
Hottell
Indianapolis
Hummel
Earth
Merrill Moores
Fle
Joseph Herod
Rumor of Minister Egan's Death Haunts New York
In New York City on November 9 rumors circulated that Minister Egan had been killed in Chile, though the reports were widely discredited. The rest of the column covers church talks, local notices, and various city happenings from the same day, including civic appointments and minor incidents.
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New York
Egan
Chili
Presbyterians split on new creed at Indianapolis meeting
The presbytery of Indianapolis debated revisions to the general assembly committee’s work on a creed. Most ministers favored a wholly new creed or major changes to the Mosaic revision, while a few urged accepting modifications. Discussions touched predestination, creation six days, infant salvation, and church relations with Rome, with afternoon votes passing several proposed amendments. A church debt case and Coates College progress were also noted.
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Hunter
Seventh Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Willis
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Meridian M. E
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Bethany Church
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Edson
Briggs
New York
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Cory
Wm. Dugdale
Day
Coates College
Terre Haute
F. C. Hood
Washington St. Presbyterian Church
Politicians Caused It Noted in Chilean Sentiment
Merchants in New York report no fresh Chilean advices and express confidence that the United States will have no further trouble in Chile. They say anti US feeling was stirred by politicians and public sympathy is waning.
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United States
New York
Navy
Chili
Arraignment of Opium Joint Suspects Shocks City Court
In New York City on Monday eleven Chinamen were arraigned after a raid on opium joints. Many prisoners were under the drug’s influence during court, fines were paid promptly, and each joint keeper faces separate trials. In Curiaco, Mrs Lucy Parsong widow of an executed anarchist had her red flag removed from her home as authorities removed the symbol of mourning.
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Druvuk
New York
Tombs
Curiaco
Lucy Parsong
Death Comes in a Fire at Denver Livery Stables
Fire destroyed Mansion Bros large livery stables in Denver. Four men suffocated and burned. 42 of about 75 horses perished. Victims named Bowen Elsmore Allison Hartung. Two roomers burned. roof collapse trapped occupants. Building valued at 29009 with unknown insurance. Bodies taken to coroner. grim scene described.
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Sean
Avison
Bowen
Klimore
Picture Day at Board of Trade Features Quick Portrait Scam
A Mexican artist visited the Board of Trade offices on Monday offering oil portraits for $1. He painted Secretary Smith in 20 minutes, depicting a dramatic lip and eyes. Deputy Secretary Burkit and Thom son of Thomson & Co. paid for quick likenesses while others denied patronage as brushes failed.
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Board
United States
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Mr. Smith
Ben Butler
Burkit
Mdr. Thomson
Thomson & Co
Weaver
Macintyre
Treaser
Double Funeral Promised After Tragic Birth Incident
Jeremiah Taylor a colored fireman and family in St Quincest endure tragedy as his 16 year old daughter Ella dies after childbirth. The newborn lived eight hours before death during convulsions witnessed by Dr. Bigger who laments limited knowledge of internal causes. Parents blame the alleged young man and vow punishment. funeral arranged for Tuesday morning.
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St Quincest
Ella
Prospect St
Dick Bigger
Prief
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Bigger
SON
Free Thinker Dr J R Monroe Dies Suddenly in Indianapolis
Dr J R Monroe editor of the Tron-Clad Age and former Seymour Times publisher died suddenly Monday morning at his residence 16S N Tennessee Street Indianapolis. He was 65 and suffered heart failure while walking about the building. He opposed prayer meetings in the Ryan block but defended others right to worship. His remains were later removed to Evergreen cemetery Colorado Springs traces.
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Hetherington & Berner
Surgical Institute
Powers & Blackwell
Wilson
Wappenhans
Allison Chair
South St
Pennsylvania
Delaware
W. D. Allison
Geo. Roberts
Chas. T. Smith
M. O'Donnell
St. Louis
Maud O'Donnell
Blanch O'Donnell
Jas. H. Donnell
Texas
Frank Frayne
Adelaide Saunders
Mackey
Arthur
Nancy Booshty
P. K
Maggie Bennett
Charles
Annie Rufus
Fred
Lenore Waggon
Ford
Clara Smock
Phillip
Lizzie Lucitt
Frank
Anna Berry
Thomas
Hannah Jones
Elza
Ida Oder
Ella Traylor
Quince-st
Charles Heidlinger
Alabama
Mary Holiman
Daniel Munden
Barbara Kramer
Peter Nutz, Jr
Elizabeth Caine
Martin Matz
May Rusche
John Little
Virginia Tinder
Frank Nelson
Margaret Robbins
Arthur Walls
Addie Hollingsworth
Lewis Jackson
Mollie Alien
Wm. Goethel
Hergenrother
Holton Pearce
Helen Frank
George Meakin
Mary Schoneman
Peter Scheich
Anna Ganer
J. R. Monroe
Paner
Tennessee-si
Sr. Monroe
Rice
Cable confirms Baltimore safe at Valparaiso
Secretary Tracy received Cant Schley’s cable report saying no hostility toward the Baltimore at Valparaiso and that sailors are alive. Blaine’s remark suggests Chilean tensions are not requiring urgent action and diplomacy may adjust. Halford returns to duties at the executive mansion in improved health.
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Blaine
Washington
Tracy
Cant. Schley
S. Baltimore
Valparaiso
Chile
Halford
Brooklyn Club Faces Choice on League Affiliation
Rumors say the Brooklyn baseball club debates staying in the league or returning to the American Association. Partners Doyle and Abell disagree on the path with President Byrne neutral, and a withdrawal seems possible at Wednesday league meeting amid last season’s poor showing and uncertain outlook.
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New York
Brooklyn Baseball Club
American Association
Doyle
Abell
Bia
Leagne
Brooklyn
City administration dodges vehicle ordinance as council probes progress
Councilman Myers asks Controller Woollen for update on a vehicle licensing ordinance affecting family carriages and all non exempted vehicles. Amid a pending public works agenda, contracts awarded for brick sidewalks and future paving are noted. An aid package, drainage issues, and a fatal asphyxiation of George H. Bowyer are reported alongside municipal concerns.
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Myers
Woollen
Global and regional upheavals reported in brief
A roundup of world events notes Ireland abandoning home rule and Russia pressing toward Afghanistan while Diaz receives Gov. Hovey. Other items report Turkish sultan plot suppression, French miners preparing for an organized strike, regional unrest in Lim erick, Calcutta prisons, Berlin banker suicides, and a false Baltimore explosion rumor. Clark announces Free Babies Day with free photographs on November 1 at 66 West Washington St.
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Russia
Diaz
Hovey
France
Guatemala
New York
Baltimore
Clark's
Clark
Washington-st
Buying a Hat Trials and Tribulations of the Dealer
A SuN reporter interviews a downtown hat store clerk about fitting customers. The clerk jokes that hats must suit varied faces and builds, noting broad or slim looks, changing styles, and buyer remorse after purchases. The piece lampoons customer variety and hat fashion.
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Sun
Lynch in Court Attempts Suicide During Verdict
Charles Lynch, on trial for attempting to murder his wife, leapt toward a courtroom railing and injured himself in a dramatic scene. Jury returned a five year penitentiary sentence as he was restrained and later reconciled to his fate.
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Charles Lynch
Chas. Lynch
Criminal Court
Langenberg
John Kern
Navy Yard Busy As Machinists Work All Sunday
There is urgent activity in the navy yard with machinists at work all Sunday on the Mohican. Telegraphs report vessels being readied for use at once. One thousand workers will be employed soon and Mare Island hosts six wooden vessels expected to be ready in five weeks.
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Navy Yard
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Fire kills two firefighters in Cincinnati hall building blaze
Terrible fire in the Hall safe and leck company building in Cincinnati on Monday morning results in two firemen killed and three injured. Other highlights include Yale football loss and Harvard players injured. baseball rumors stir and racing results surface from Pittsburgh and New Orleans venues.
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Gambling raids net dozens of arrests and seized paraphernalia
Police conducted coordinated raids at multiple gambling rooms closing in at ten o clock. Dozens were arrested with many using fictitious names. seven tables thirty decks of cards and three thousand chips were seized and destroyed. Captain Dawson led the operation with Chief Colbert vowing to continue enforcement.
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William Billy Troy
T. Tobias Howa
George Bond
Samuel Oliver
Homer Young
Charles St. Clair
Deuce
Zandemer
Colbert
Capt
Dawson
Baking powder chemistry critique to bakeries
Dr W B Clarke argues against ammonia and aluminum baking powders in bread making. He cites heat driven dissociation of ammonium carbonate, gluten interactions, and claims Liebig and Winslow warn of ammonia containing powders. He disputes claims of harmlessness and urges caution to readers.
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Sun
Liebig
W. B. Clarke, M.D
Williams Sees Democratic Tilt In Nov Elections
Col Thomas T Williams world fair commissioner from Tennessee at the Palmer House says Tuesday’s elections show New York safely democratic and Indiana likely to follow. He supports Hill but thinks Cleveland may be nominated and Hill could place him in nomination at the national convention. Weather notes forecast colder conditions with rain or snow in Indiana and a cooler two hours ending 10 am in Indianapolis.
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Sill
Nate Cleveland
Chicago
Thomas T. Williams
Tennessee
Palmer House
New York
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Solid South
Col. Williams
Hill
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Hoyt plans new temperance play with white church set
Hoyt sketches A temperance town dreaming a white gleaming church with green blinds. He aims for authenticity by showing exterior church life and interior scenes from A Midnight Bell, divided by a cube-stacked steeple. Columbus will host, aided by a property man who favors his anti Prohibition stance.
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New Hampshire
Yoogtelin
New England
Europe
Hoyt
Columbus
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