Purdue Hopes Fade as Notre Dame Targets Indiana
Purdue's 1991 football dream fades. Notre Dame seeks to claim Purdue's scalp and then turn to Indiana University. The piece notes Notre Dame as the more immediate threat, with Purdue a memory to its supporters while Notre Dame pursues the state university’s scalp.
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Indiana
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Must Break At Once When Referee Speaks In Jefferies Ruhlin Fight
San Francisco report says Jeffries and Ruhlin must break at the referee order but may protect themselves when breaking away. The decision followed a conference with Delancey Madden and Referee Harry Corbett. Four preliminary bouts precede the main event which starts at 9 15.
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Jeffries
Ruhlin
Delancey
Madden
Harry Corbett
Prize Ring Notes Highlight Fading Stars and Fights
In The Prize Ring Corbett Sullivan and Pete are labeled has beens though Corbett vows to face the winner of Jeffries Ruhlin. Eddie Gardner faces Jesse Shipp in Cincinnati Monday night as new club rules bar women from Phoenix club rooms beginning Monday. Ashe vs Young Griffo slated for Cincinnati November 25. Harvey Parker claims he can pin Sailor Sharkey and bets on the winner if Sharkey loses a fall.
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Jule Del‘ar
Eddie Gardner
Jesse Shipp
Cincinnati
Phoenix Club
Cinati
Iia
Ashe
Young Griffo
Harvey Parker
Sailor Shar
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Pugilist Cullen Eyes Lightweight Bout Options
Local fighter Cullen seeks a lightweight limit bout with Burney-Furey Art Simms CH Gardner or Gene Bezenah as the opponent. The choice rests from the four contenders and negotiations are underway.
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Burney - Furey
Art Simms
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Gene Bezenah
Races Set With Six Hundred Horses Entered
The Washington event lists six hundred horses entered for competition. Races begin Tuesday afternoon with the field compiled and ready for start.
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Terre Haute Trainer Shifts Quarters to Indianapolis
Thomas Dickerson the Terre Haute horse trainer will move his quarters to Indianapolis. Lou Walters Terre Haute second base man is to be playing manager next season. The meeting of the Three league will occur at Chicago next week. Applications from Peoria Joliet and Elgin will be considered.
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Thomas Dickerson
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Lou Walters
Chicago
Peoria
Joliet
Elgin
Shortridge Eyes Upset in Thanksgiving Game
Shortridge boys weigh chances to beat training school at Newby Town in the annual Thanksgiving clash. Ros2 poly had earlier defeated Shortridge this year, and Woodruff’s tactics failed against Harvard. Scores listed include Harvard 33 Pennsylvania 6 and Michigan 21 Illinois 0.
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Newby Ovn
Ros2 Poly
Terre Haute
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Harvard
Pennsylvania
Wall-St. Market News From New York November Marketvein
The New York market notes bullish sentiment, especially for rails, with Union Pacific and related rails cited. Europe’s weakness limits a full bull move, while Roosevelt may push trust legislation. Copper may dip. anthracite labor tensions loom. Chicago steel mills report heavy business. Northern Pacific settlement rumored. St Anthony church wheel clash in Jeffersonville ends with police stop.
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Europe
St. Paul & Chicago Northwestern
Northern Pacific
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Atchison
Northwestern Combination
Morgan
Jeffersonville
Ind
St. Anthony
Rader
Barn Fire Destroys Shields Farm Near Nora
Sunday at 7 30 p m a fire of unknown origin consumed the large barn on John Shields farm south of Nora twelve miles northeast of the city Loss set at 1000 no stock or farm implements were burned
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Grand Week Bill Features Merrills and Kingsley Comedy
Amusements highlight a strong weekly show headlined by the Merrills performing bicycle acts. Julia Kingsley offers light comedy and Louise Dresser, sister of Marie Dresser, performs current songs. The program also includes "The Eleventh Hour" by J. Lincoln.
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Merrills
Julia Kingsleyi
Louise Dresser
Marie Dresser
Marvelous Merrills
Julia Kingsley & Co
Charles Galetti
Performing Monkeys
Jack Norworth
Smith, Doty & Co
Adele Puruis Onri
Vera King
The
Biograph
Matinee Daily
Fire destroys Loganport mill church and damages others
A fire in Loganport Indiana starting at the Oben chain and Boyer flouring mill at Ninth and Eriests burned early Monday. The First Presbyterian church at Seventh and Spencer was ignited by a spark and the Wilson-Humphries printing plant was saved. The Baptist church roof was damaged. total losses reach 55 000 with 15 000 insurance on the mill and 10 000 on the church.
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Ind
Obenchain &Boyer
Ninth and Eriests
First Presbyterian
First Baptist Church
Door of Hope to Erect New Building at Market and New Jersey
The Door of Hope board of trustees plans a new charity building costing 45000 dollars. The three story brick and stone facility will rise at the southeast corner of Market and New Jersey streets and is slated for completion by June 1.
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Sudden Deaths Across Indiana and Nearby Incidents
Reports from Elwood Kokomo and Muncie detail two sudden deaths and a domestic tragedy. Joseph Sulivan, 38, collapsed at his brother's home after a lifelong nonillness while employed at a tin plate works. Mrs Charles Helton, 35, died of heart disease in a carriage en route to visit Kokomo relatives, leaving seven children. Dick Hughes, 27, drank chloroform at his in laws home in Muncie after pleading for his wife's return, as she refused. Whyola Tartar won a local one mile race in 1:49 over Dr Van in Vincennes headlines. Crawfordsville grocers to close stores on Sundays.
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Ind
Charles Helton
White County
Helton
Muncie
Dick Hughes
Benj. Winsor
Hughes
Vincennes
Dr. van
Whyola Tartar
Fragmentary Names From Elwood to Shelbyville Obscure List
A partial OCR transcript lists individuals with ages and locations including Elwood Hagerstown Falls Shelbyville and Seville. The text is highly damaged with many garbled names and titles, making it difficult to identify a coherent event or notice.
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Merritt
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Hagerstown
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