Yale and Harvard Meet on the Gridiron in Cambridge
Yale and Harvard played to a scoreless first half before about 25 000 spectators in Cambridge Massachusetts on a clear day with strong wind. The contest featured strong defense and repeated punts as both teams pressed for the opening score.
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Cambridge
Mass
Yale
Trarvard
Yale W
Haughfton
Hazen
Harvard
Dibblee
McBride
Moulton
Donald
Warren
Marshall
Cabot
Finnellen
Whirs de Saultes
Swain
Slarvivle
Fiarvwird
Benjamin
Corwin
Doucette
Cadot Veasees
Ewain
Chamberlain
Eee
Cccees Brown T. Doucette
Canter
Cadalwallader Haskell
Marshall Tionald
Jackie
Rogers Moulton
Fagen GarriSon
Saulles
Haleys Face Fresh Assault Charge In Court
The Haley family from 1000 N. Pennsylvania s J. again appears in police court on an assault charge against wife Katie Haley. A sister of Mrs. Haley testified this time about Haley's conduct, with Deputy DA La Follette seeking a speedy settlement and the case continued until next Tuesday. The family has roots in Portland, Indiana, and in Indianapolis court appearances.
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Haley
Pennsylvania
S J
Katie Haley
Chicago
Warn Sister No. 1
la Follette
Indianapolis
Portland
Ind
Assault cases postponed in police court fight scene
The assault and battery cases against Joe Palma Joe Lorosa Minzio Vince Ignazia Caruso and Angelo Caruso scheduled for Saturday in police court were continued. Lorosa, the most severely injured, remains at City hospital until clothing is provided after his suit was hacked to pieces during the saloon fight near Morton place weeks ago.
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Joe Palma
Joe Lorosa
Minzio Vince
Ignazia Caruso
Angelo Caruso
Morton Place
Street Car Hits Pedestrians at Washington and Blackford
A street car struck a vehicle carrying Mr and Mrs William James as they crossed the tracks at Washington and Blackford streets Friday night. Both victims were severely praised but Dr B Hisenei iss, who attended, believes they will easily recover. They reside at 241 Kentucky Avenue.
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Wm. James
Washington and Blackfordsts
Bhisenei Iss
Kentucky-ave
Governor's Narrow Escape as Street Car Survives Engine Clash
Gov. Mount aboard a North Indianapolis street car narrowly avoided being crushed at the Massachusetts avenue crossing when a Big Four engine sped toward it. Motorman Allen Abrams steadied the car, sending it forward to safety despite a torn hood and a panicked crowd. Engineer Howard and fireman Miller were noted as faithful crew. Sup t Van Winkle suggested speed was not extreme and blamed absent flagman for lack of warning. Governor praised the motorman's nerve and avoided assigning blame.
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Gov. Mount
Massachusetts Ave
Allen Abrams
Indianapolis
E. Tenth St
Brightwood
Dillon St
Howard
Miller
van Winkle
Rehearing Sought in City Park Case by Supreme Court
City seeks a rehearing of the park case in the supreme court. Several minor items noted include two College-avenue cars colliding on Butler street with no injuries. Mrs. Herman Bamberger injured by clothing catching fire but expected to recover. Epizootic worsening in the city with 25 percent of horses affected per Dr. Pritchard. John Young fined for public indecency. Rev. White to preach at Ninth Presbyterian with musical selections by Willie and Myrtle Hart. Vandalia railroad receiver Malott praised. bond posted for Margery Taylor McKenzie, daughter of Chandler-Taylor founder. Multiple church and club events summarized, including minister remarks on entering the ministry and upcoming Commercial Club dinner with many distinguished guests.
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Herman Bamberger
Alabama St
G. A. Roberts
Pritchard
John Young
William O. White
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Willie Hart
Myrtle Hart
Vandalia Railroad
Malott
William M. Taylor
Margery Taylor McKenzie
Chandler-Taylor Establishment
J. E. Pounds
Christian Endeavor
Meridian St. Church
Cox
Police Court
Commercial Club
Admiral Brown
Morss
Mode
Admiral George Brown
Samuel E. Morss
Yor Taggart
Alfred F. Potts
John H. Holiday
Clarence A. Kenyon
Rev. M. L. Haines
Social rounds and marriages reported in weekly society notes
Mrs. James N. Rogers hosted a card afternoon for Mrs. C A Wallingford. The Park-ave cinch club met with Mr. and Mrs. A L Hoover at 2123 Park Ave. Richmond, Miss Nina Vaughan and Mr. William Wickett wed with Rev. A G Neal officiating. Mrs. J D Cox entertained guests in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Church of Bethany Mo. Mr. and Mrs. J M Westover marked their 55th wedding anniversary informally. Franklin, John McCaslin and Lelia Covert united in marriage at the bride’s home near Hopewell. Mrs Hervey Bates Jr hosted a small gathering with guests including Mrs Tallmage, Mrs Hitchcock, Mrs Dixon, Mrs Haymond, and Miss Garrard. The Indianapolis Maennerchor hosted the first in a series of entertainments, with afternoon music by Schulmeyer and Paula Kipp among others.
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James N. Rogers
C.A. Wallingford
Park-ave
A. L. Hoover
Richmond
Nina E. Vaughan
William F. Wickett
A. G. Neal
J. D. Cox
Nelson Church
Bethany
J. M. Westover
Franklin
John McCaslin
Lelia Covert
Hopewell
Hervey Bates, Jr
Tallmage
Shiecago
Hitchcock
Philadelphia
Dixon
Trenton
Haymond
Garrard
Clarksburg
Indianapolis Maennercher
Aes Schulmeyer
Paula
Kipp
John’ P
Chris. ‘Weiss, Jr
Swift Water Bill and Yukon Gold News From Chicago Dispatch
Eli Gage reports from Chicago after a long Yukon trip that miners are hopeful for winter and gold yields in Klondike. He cites swift water bills, rough travel, and wind river conditions, noting plentiful supplies at Fort Yukon and optimistic prospects for placer and quartz gold developments.
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Chicago
el Gage
Wtendike
Yukon
Bride's Wedding Put Off by Gale in Sandusky
Miss Cora Engel of Put-in-Bay was to wed Peter Baker on the island. A gale prevented the Arrow from reaching the island and the wedding, planned for Friday, was postponed to next week.
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Sandusky
Gus Wallace Caught After Duck Theft Chase at Market
In a police court hearing Judge Cox fined Gus Wallace one dollar and sentenced him to 20 days in the workhouse after he claimed innocence in a duck theft chase. It recalls his past as a saloonkeeper once owning tens of thousands in capital before a corn stealing episode led to prison.
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Gus Wallace
Wallace
Gus
Cox
Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity
The 36 hour forecast ends 8 pm Sunday with warmer fair weather. Saturday night and Sunday expected clear. Noon Saturday temperature 47, 2 pm 48.
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Indianapoli
Mail Car Fire Damages Vehicle at Union Station Areas
A mail car on a switch west of Union Station caught fire early Saturday when an exploding lamp ignited it. The blaze damaged about $200 in contents before the fire department extinguished it. several empty mail sacks were burned.
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Union Station
Multidenomination church notices list Sunday services
A list of morning and evening worship services is given for various churches. Entries include First Baptist with Rev D J Ellison and Rev C E Bacon at Roberts Park M E plus Christ Episcopal led by Rev A J Graham. Other congregations include St Paul Episcopal, Seventh Presbyterian, Tabernacle Presbyterian, Grace Episcopal, Central Christian, First Presbyterian, Baptist on College Ave, and more with respective pastors.
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First Baptist
D. J. Ellison
Roberts Park
M. E
C. E. Bacon
Christ Episcopal
A. J. Graham
Central Ave
M. HE
C. C. Lasby
Meridian St. M. E
C. N. Sims
St. Pawl Episcopal
G. A. Carstensen
Collége-ave
Baptist
C. A. Hare
Serfic
Will
Eveninescub
Ject
Sioes
Love Triumphs Onced More In Indiana Union
Thomas Wade Smock and Miss Anna Allison Leavitt, friends since childhood, wed Friday after years of parental objections and eloping schemes. The ceremony occurred at U. W. Bowlby’s home with Rev. J. Pounds officiating. The couple will reside with Smock’s parents on Vermont Street.
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Thomas Wade Smock
Anna Allison Leavitt
Smock
Cuba
Litle
Hic
Miss Leavitt
O. &. Leavitt
U. W. Bowlby
Delaware St
Titi
J. Pounds
Vermont St
New York store rush for cent roses ends in chaos
A Friday ad promised 10 000 roses for one cent and 900 carnations for ten cents a dozen sparking a wild morning crowd at a New York shop. The rush emptied the stock by 9 09 with chaos at the flower counter and lingering shoppers watching the restock.
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New York
Another dividend declared for Indianapolis National Bank creditors
Edward Hawkins receiver declares a 5 percent dividend for the banks creditors, the fifth since liquidation. Over 2,000 claims total about 1.2 million dollars. Out of state creditors, about 400, will be paid by mail, while local claimants are to be paid at the receiver's office in the Indiana Trust Building on proof of claims.
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Indianapolis National Bank
Edward Hawkins
Indianapolis
Indiana Trust
Fatal Street Car Collision In Irvington
Albert S. Brooks, a peddler, was struck by an Irvington street car while trying to cross near the Belt at about 6 PM Friday. He died at City hospital around 10:30 PM after his wagon toppled him, leaving a widow and two small children at 618 Caldw...
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Albert S. Brooks
Irvington
City Hospital
Caldawell St
The Earth to End in Collision With a Comet
A Vienna scientist Prof Falk predicts Earth will collide with a passing comet on November 13, 1899 two years from now. He has calculated the orbital paths but the exact collision hour remains undetermined.
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Prof
Falk
Vienna
Contracts Awarded by Board of Public Works
The Board of public works awarded contracts for cement walks on the south side of Washington street, brick walks on Oriole street, gravel roadway and curbing on Oriole street, and gravel roadway in the first alley east of East street. Firms include George W. McCray & Co and Indiana Improvement Company, with amounts from 18 to 123 cents. A College avenue car struck Mrs. Craig at Massachusetts avenue and New Jersey street.
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Board of Public Works
Washington-st
Rural
Grace-st
George W. McCray & Co
Oriole-st
Lincoln-st
Oriole
College-ave
Craig
N. Noble St
Massachusetts-ave
New Jersey-st
Collapse of three private banks shocks English town
English Indiana reports a collapse of three private banks led by J E Weathers and R Willett. County officials township trustees merchants relied on these banks as depositories amid widespread confusion and confidence remains, with no charges against the bankers. The failed institutions included Citizens Bank Leavenworth Branch Marengo and English Bank. Cannellton bank also failed.
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Citizens’ Bank Leavenworth
Marengo
Ba of
Stag
Cannellton Ban E
Traveling Men Blast Railroads Over Mileage Decline
W C Van Arsdel reports traveling salesmen blame railroads for a drop in average receipts per mile. He cites a drop from 244 to 26-100 and accuses cheap excursions and Sunday trips of draining value, while asserting railroads push liability away from themselves.
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W. C. van Arsdel
Aed
Cincinn
Railroa
Mr McGregor Reinspeaks Nerve in Tower Restoration
William Curtis the ex-sailor who fixed the court house flagstaff was praised after two ascents. Sea commissioner McGregor will replace lintels with new doors and build a comfortable stairway to replace the two nerve testing ladders, one 42 feet high, with landings to ease the climb.
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William Curtis
Court ‘House
Comproner McGregor
Little Declared Eligible for at Large Council Seat
City attorney Kern rules Hap ward W. Little eligible for councilman-at-large despite being on a street improvement contract bond. The decision deepens Democratic faction tensions as caucus plans a candidate slate for the November 22 special meeting and election.
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Kern
W. Little
Little
C Utcil
Man Dies at Stable Worksite
George Rice aged 4? is reported to have dropped dead while driving a well in the rear of Girton’s stables at 587 Indiana Ave. He was married, an old soldier, and a Salvation Army member. An autopsy will determine the cause of death.
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George Rice
Girton
Iveery
Indiana Ave
Salvation Army
Monument Work Advances as Stones Set and House Erected
The crew completes placing stones on the east side and plans to move the derrick aside to repeat the process. With all stones in place a large house will be built around the meat area where stone cutters will continue work despite snow and bad weather.
Prim West minstrels delight crowd at English’s
A theatergoer praises the Prim West minstrels for providing top entertainment with strong performances and repeated applause. The large audience at English’s enjoyed Friday’s show and again Saturday night with jokes and sketches receiving steady cheers.
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Kendall
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MR. Wgregor
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