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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
9
San Francisco November 13 Jeffries and Ruhlin have finished training and await the signal for their big bout. Each man proclaims confidence in victory amid public bets and rising excitement. Both are described in peak condition with close preparations and high odds, ready for a sharp, tactical championship clash.
The coach notes the squad is improving after facing Illinois. He praises strength and effort, signaling continued progress and confidence heading into upcoming games.
The fragment hints at a football feature focusing on a trick play and a key player’s plan to prove themselves in the state championship game. The wording suggests anticipation of bold misdirection and a pivotal performance in the title showdown.
The report highlights mud throwing as the feature of La Tonia Facing on a Tuesday. The event took place on the heaviest track of the season, drawing attention to the conditions and performance under challenging surface.
Bad Penny won the first race at Louisville on Saturday while another winner cruised Tuesday in a walk. The bookies suffered a loss totaling about $28,000 as Bad Penny, a 20 to 1 shot, upset favorites at Bennings and Lakeside.
Detroit’s mix up practically settled Ban Johnson to issue a statement Thursday Chicago applies for Three league membership Larry Lajoie will not quit hitting despite reports.
Washington dispatch reports Speaker designate Henderson will be chosen by vote after a pre congressional caucus. Sereno Payne of New York is expected to remain Republican leader on the floor with few committee changes. Tennessee’s J D Richardson appears positioned for re election. Missouri’s DeArmond could contest if he seeks the honor.
The Downdward movement in the market Tuesday afternoon eased as money rates rose to 5 percent. Export shipments for the week may reach 4 million dollars with 2.2 million in old bonds. Northern Pacific directors meet Wednesday amid talks of control of St. Paul at 200 per share. Sugar stocks fluctuate with pros and cons from brokers. gold exports gain attention due to railroad developments. London stocks drift, Canadian Pacific dividend likely, and November rail traffic shows gains.
Speeches in English French Spanish German Polish Latin and Greek were delivered at the Franciscan monastery Union Palimeterstuesday in honor of Duns Scotus, a medieval Franciscan theologian and philosopher. The actus academicus included a Latin disputation on a philosophical point and a review of the order’s history and notable figures.
Two youths clashed over marbles on Sixteenth Street and Martindale Avenue. Pee Wee Joe Williams, 12, was fined $1 for assault but the penalty was suspended on good behavior. A bystander separated them. Earl Clark later escaped punishment after Mrs Clark intervened. The case consumed police court time while neighbors testified. Separately, Brig Gen Henry Merriam retired from the army upon reaching age limit amid a wave of promotions and retirements.
In Chicago on a Tuesday evening Daniel Lambert swung a hatchet in a parlor trysting place dispute. John Olesen was struck behind the left ear, fracturing the skull, while H Miller escaped but was later arrested along with hatchet wielder and Nora McGavin, a former Miller servant, at lambert’s home after a confrontation at 7:30 p.m.
A fragmented OCR roundup lists Indianapolis securities including banks trust companies and a gas utility. It mentions Central Trust Columbia National Merchants National, American National, Indiana Trust, Union Trust, Indianapolis Gas Co, Citizens Street Railway, Broad Ripple Traction and related utilities and bonds with varied percentages and series.
Gueymas ad has arrived from the city of Mexico and gone into the field to battle with the Indians. He has a mountain stronghold surrounded and is awaiting an attempt by the Indians to escape. A battle is expected soon.
Henby Medert, a farmer, was killed in Karunawaz on Tuesday. George Petty was killed near Anderson by a switch engine. His home was in Wabash, Mississippi. Mamie Coddington of Thorntown nearly drowned while being baptized, and required two hours of revival.
Actor Richard Mansfield was arrested in Providence after striking Gaylor Bruce, a typewriter agent, who had remonstrated with him. He appeared in police court and was fined 75 dollars on Tuesday following his earlier visit.
John Long 55 Elwood Jonathan Bush 71 Covington Peter Agne Jeffersonville Alexander Tall North Vernon John Layden Greenfield Mrs John Ruger Lafayette Mrs Charles Chapman Richmond Col Ruel M Johnson Goshen.
An advertisement copy notes that a girl can be advertised in THE SUN with ten words free for three days. The offer highlights a promotional deal and branding for the publication.
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