Detroit Sale Temptation and Baseball League Moves
Fragmentary OCR notes mention T Stallings accused of temptations around Detroit and the National League, Ban Johnson's evidence, and possible league reforms. Names include Armour of Cleveland, Wheeling Western association, and several cities. marriages and several people listed in a garbled roster.
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Soiee
T. Stallings
Detroit
Balti
National League
Ban Johnson
Brust
Iil
Gton
Stallinz
Armour
Cleveland
The Hair Pullers and College Teams Prep for Saturday
The M. & will line up against Terre Haute Saturday while the local varsity heads to Lexington for a tough practice week. Parental consent and good scholarship are required for Chicago high school team inclusion. Wittenberg beat Miami 34 to 0. Harvard meets Penn in the Big Four opener in Philadelphia. Woodruff promises a new football innovation.
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Terre Haute
Lexington
Chicago
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Woodruff
Curly Brown Fined for Rough Riding at Latonia Race
Curly Brown swore at Cincinnati and caused a disturbance at Latonia on Friday using a flag pole to beat Meggs in the eating compartment. Meggs showed many jumps while the jockey struggled to stay aboard. Judge fined Hall twenty dollars for rough riding.
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Cincinnati
Curly” Brown
Meggs
Latonia
Hall
Autumn Leaves Wins Third Race at Lakeside Friday
Autumn Leaves, the four second choice, easily won the third race at Lakeside on Friday. The saddle fell off Gold One at Oakland, Friday, but jockey O Conner rode him bareback to second place. Shea, the little jockey, rode The horse and fell at Aqueduct, Friday, but escaped serious injury deemed trivial. Bezenah the Covington pugilist won a friendly bout from Gus Gardner before the Abbey club in Cincinnati Friday night.
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Autumn Leaves
Lakeside
Gold One
Oakland
O'Conner
Shea
Bezenah
Covington
Gus Gardner
Abbey Club
Cincinnati
Marion club battles for first as scores top 900 per game
In Friday action the Marion club pressed for first place in the Indianapolis bowling league. Knox Leap and Williams starred as team bowling surpassed 900 in four games. Capital City swamped the Kowe bas while North sides and Crescents split.
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Marion
Indianapolis
Knox
Leap
Williams
Roosevelt to Visit Pacific Coast for Irrigation Plan
President Roosevelt will visit California next summer to study irrigation and push national reclamation of arid lands. He aims to make irrigation a national issue and include government reclamation of arid lands as a national duty alongside rivers and harbors development. President Wheeler, UC head, reports Roosevelt’s commitment after their conference.
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Pacific ‘Coast
California
Congress
Wheeler
Wall Street Notes and Listed Stocks Report
On Wall Street details from Meyer and Kiser describe a quiet session with no London market and a settled Northern Pacific dispute. Observers note modest gains in coal stocks amid colder weather, while copper remains soft and banks show cash gains with rising loan activity. The piece cites widespread speculation on bank loans, equity purchases by large holders, and a sizable daily loss for the sibbresauty to banks.
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Wailst
Washington
Congress
Wall St
Sibbresauty
Maher Alive Again Defeats Jeffords in Second Round
In Baltimore on Friday night Peter Maher again proved his superiority by stopping Jim Jeffords in the second round of a ten round bout. The fixed schedule ended early as Jeffords was knocked down and out after a desperate exchange. Maher’s return contradicts reports of his death. A Flint bottle makers meeting in Denison discussed unifying sales but failed to reach a conclusion. The issue will be revisited by the American Flint Bottle Manufacturers Association executive committee in Chicago next week.
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Baltimore
Peter Maher
Eureka Club
Jim Jeffords
Jeffords
Maher
Denison
American Flint Bottle Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
Indianapolis church service schedule list
A compilation of multiple church service times and ministers across Indianapolis venues. Rev M L Haines at First Presbyterian in High School Hall with morning and evening services. Rev Edward Brown at Home Presbyterian with 11 and 7:30. Rev Owen Daviss O Dell at Second Presbyterian with 12 and 7:20. Rev Samuel Sawyer at Mayer Chapel 7:30. Rev J Cum ming smith at Tabernacle Presbyterian with 1 200 and 7:45. Rev T J Villers at First Baptist with 11 and 7:30. Rev A B Philputt at Central Christian with 10:45 and 7:45. Rev H C Me Heserve at Plymouth Congregational with 10:65 and 7:34. Rev H W Kellog at Central Ave M E with 10:45 and 7:30.
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Indianapolis
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Owen Daviess O'Dell
Mayer
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Con
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Multiple Accidents Reported Across Cities In Indiana
Greenfield reports farmer James Hagans fatally injured in a runaway with back injury and crushed pelvic bones. Kokomo records carpenter James Duke severely cut and internally injured after a fall. doctors fear for recovery. Portland notes Arnold Finnon accidentally shot by a new shotgun and expected to die. Centerville reports Indiana veterans gathering for reunion with elected officers including Col H H Neff permanent president and other officers for the Fifteenth battery.
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James Hagans
Kokomo
James Duke
Centerville
Ind
124Th Indiana Infantry
Fifteenth Indiana Battery
Col
H. H. Neff
Winchester
A. D. Harvey
Irvington
Olynthus .Cox
Geo.w. Browne
William M. Hunt
Williamsburg
Jacob I. Traub
Indianapolis
Fifteenth Battery
Marion woman finds home ransacked after Indianapolis visit
Mrs. Mary Scott arrives home in Marion Indiana to a cleared house with valuables stolen after a trip to Indianapolis. Police report no immediate suspects and the break in appears comprehensive, leaving empty shelves and a disrupted household.
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Marion
Ind
Indianapolis
Mary Scott
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