Capital City figures headline tight low scores in club meet
In Chicago on November 10 Tommy Ryan and Jeff Thorne faced off under the Chicago Athletic Club banner. Scoring tallies show Jimes and Talbert with 219 and 184 respectively while Meyer logged 217 and Heff 150 as the three game totals dip below 700 and a low 677 stands out.
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Heff
Ryan Thorne
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Jeff Thorne
Chicago Athletic Club
Broad hurst farce entertains with Willie Slab lead
A Broadhurst farce delights audiences built around Willie Slab the paperhanger who collects souvenir pills. Starred by Annie Yeamans with Jennie Yeamans and Alfred Klein, the show features a veteran cast and ends its engagement Saturday night.
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Roger the Elephant Bathes in 100 Gallons at Indiana Zoo
The largest bath tub in Indiana, 24 feet square and holding over 100 gallons, is used for Roger the elephant. Baths occur twice weekly before 10 am, with attendants scrubbing him, drying with fifty towels, and rubbing him with alcohol and oil. He frolics by squirting water at others and exercises for an hour afterward.
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Roger
Desert
Lord McCallister
Milwaukee magnates may back Philadelphia team in syndicate ball
The piece suggests Milwaukee magnates may invest in the Philadelphia club, implying a shift of support from Indianapolis and Buffalo to Milwaukee. It argues Sunday patronage fuels league strength, and Milwaukee's geographic edge may outweigh Indianapolis.
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Philadelphia
John~ Son
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Buffalo
Aqueduct track and midseason football events in cities
A bleak wind and mud mark events at Aqueduct New York on Friday with football games slated for Saturday across Iowa Michigan Minnesota Illinois Butler and Rose Polytechnic. Boxing notes report Benny Yanger stopping Patsy Broderick in Chicago and Jack Cullen defeating Frank Henneke in Anderson. Indianapolis hosts upcoming football clash stoking crowd hype while Terry McGovern predicts six rounds to stop Kid Broad. News mentions boxing clubs potentially reopening in New York and lawmakers contemplating a new bill on fighting.
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Chicago
Jack Cullen
Indianapolis
Frank Henneke
Reading
Anderson
Terry McGovern
Kid Broad
Thugs Rampage as Robberies Sweep City Streets
Chicago police report a wave of robberies as three gunmen target pedestrians and workers. Victims include John Mann, Kate Sibley, Lydia Pope, Henry Loveday, Joseph Dennison, August Birr, Charles Schwanke, Henry Bernstein, and John Striker, with loot ranging from small sums to $16. No arrests reported.
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Erie Yards
Kate Sibley
Lydia Pope
Henry W. Loveday
Loveday
Joseph Dennison
August Birr
Charles Schwanke
Henry Bernstein
John Striker
Ferrell To Die For Express Messenger Murder
Judge Mel Horn overruled a new trial motion for Rossy Rh Ferrell and sentenced him to be electrocuted on March 1 1991 for the murder of Express messenger Lane. Ferrell showed no emotion during sentencing in Marysville Ohio on Friday afternoon.
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Sunday church services schedule text
First baptist Rev T J Villers 1045 and 730 Central ave M E Rev C C Lasby 1045 and 730 Fletcher place M E Rev Tr W Tevis Meridianst M E Rev Wm A Quayle First Presbyterian Rev M L Haines 1100 and 745 Second Presbyterian Rev J A Milburn 1100 and 730 Mayer chapel Rev Clifford McBride 730 Tabernacle Presbyterian Rev W P Kane 1045 and 745 Central Universalist Rev Marion Cross Tey 1045 and 745
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Mayer Chapel
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W. P. Kane
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Eastern money men move to back $400000 museum bonds
Max Hyman is in New York negotiating for the sale of $400,000 bonds to fund the Commercial museum and auditorium. Eastern financiers are believed interested in the project, and completion is anticipated as substantial floor space has already been subscribed.
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Max Hyman
New York
Firemen Concert and Ball Set for November at Tomlinson Hall
The regular annual firemen's concert and ball will be held in Tomlinson hall on November 21. Soloists include Mrs. Lottie Adam Raschig Mrs. Alice Fleming Evans B F Miller and Louis Dochez. A vitascope show featuring images from the Bowen Merrill fire will be shown.
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Lottie Adam Raschig
Alice Fleming Evans
B. F. Miller
Louis Dochez
Vitascope
Bowen-Merrill
San Francisco Man Stabbed After Hat Grabbing Attempt
Frank Levan, a San Francisco resident and Lighthouse Mission boarder, was stabbed after two unknown men tried to grab his hat near the Lighthouse mission on Friday night. He was hospitalized with multiple wounds.
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Frank Levan
San Francisco
Lighhouse Mission
P. T. Madison’s Death in Indianapolis Home
Pulaski T. Madison, 59, a longtime Indianapolis resident and noted commercial traveler, has died at his home on West Maryland Street. He leaves a widow and one son.
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Indianapolis
Maryland St
Bevery Movement Aches From Rheumatism Cited
An early 1900s remedy note claims rheumatism causes stiff aching muscles with joint pain. Hood's Sarsaparilla is said to target the disease and neutralize blood acidity. Hood's Pills are promoted to cure indigestion and nausea.
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