Kentucky and Indianapolis to clash at Washington Park
The University of Kentucky and University of Indianapolis football teams will line up at Washington Park on Saturday afternoon. The Hoosier squad has shown improvement but is doubtful to field a strong showing against the visitors. A sharper practice is needed as new candidates, led by Cook, begin to earn spots. Players worry that late-season devotion may be too late for a winning performance.
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University of Kentucky
University of Indianapolis
Washington Park
Cook
Football double header promises strong draw at event
The report notes that 11 players are not enough to form a team and mentions a football double header featuring Louisville Male High School versus Indianapolis Training School with a 2 p.m. start, expected to attract crowds before the college contest.
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Louisville Male High School
Indianapolis
Purdue Indiana clash draws Bloomington crowd and train
A Bloomington delegation of at least 1000 fans will travel to Lafayette for the Purdue Indiana game, with a special train from Indianapolis. Purdue guard Long is badly hurt and may miss the Saturday tilt. Princeton plans a live mascot, a 3-year-old South American tiger, at the Yale Princeton game, led onto the field from former captain Hiller Brand.
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Bloomington
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Princeton
Hillerbrand
Ramblers win six straight games in league play
The Ramblers defeated the Standards in six straight games by an average score of 9 to 24 per game. The Tish-I-Mingos swept the Deweys, the Columbias took four of six from the Prospects, and the Centrals beat the Alcazars. Royals stormed the Stone palace, winning five of their games.
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Ramblers
Stndards
Tish-I-Mingos
Deweys
Columbias
Centrals
Alcazars
Royals
Citadel of the
Stone Palace
BANGTAIL BLASTER RIDES TO FENCE FATALITY AT LATONIA
Don Clarencio was killed when ridden into a fence at Latonia on Wednesday. Riders face charges of reckless and inexperienced riding. Tommy Foster, once seen in the Indianapolis derby, failed at Latonia. The Bennings races drew the week’s largest crowd with three favorites winning. George Arab was barred from Lake side track amid doping claims. The day featured heavy wagering and tame racing.
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Don Clarencio
Latonia
Tommy Foster
Indianapolis
Bennings
George Arab
Lakeside
The Sporting Drift Highlights and Boxing Opinions
The Sporting Drift notes Cincinnati pitcher Harry Allemany wounded by safe-crackers but likely to recover. George Monroe defeats Patsy Hogan in a ten round Peoria bout. In a Philadelphia go as you please race only 12 of 25 finish above board. Clingman, former Milwaukee manager, likely to wear Brewers uniform next year. John L Sullivan backs Parson Scudder boxing school with 100 boys. Sullivan says more preachers like Scudder would create more real men.
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George Monroe
Patsy Hogan
Peoria
Philadelphia
Clingman
Milwaukee
Brewers
John L. Sullivan
Parson Scudder
New York
Sullivan
Wayne Township Residents Rally Over Pest-House Site
Citizens opposing the pest-house location west of the city gathered at the schoolhouse to discuss the proposed site and organize opposition plans.
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Wayne Township
Amusements Listings for Notre Dame and Empire Acts
The column lists show English’s Notre Dame and Grand-Vaudeville at 2:15 and 8:16, Park offering A desperate chance at 2 and 8, Empire presenting Dainty duchess company at 2 and 8. The entries reflect multiple venues and show times in a compact amusements roundup.
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Notre Dame
PARK
Empire
Dainty Duchess’ Company
President Roosevelt Heads to Mississippi Canebrakes
President Roosevelt leaves Pittsburg on the presidential train for a bear hunt in the Mississippi canebrakes. For security reasons his exact destination remains secret, with plans to camp about 190 miles from Memphis. Illinois Central’s President Fish will host in Memphis before continuing south for a few hours. An enthusiastic crowd greeted him at the station as the train departed.
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Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Smoky
Pennsylvania
Cortelyou
Dr. Lung
Mississippi
Memphis
Fish
Illinois Central Railroad
Desperate Chance at Parkweek as Stage Shows Entertain
A desperate chance based on the Bid dies escape from Pittsburg jail will fill the Park rest of the week. The Dainty Duchess company at the Empire draws good applause though usual patrons return. A 15 year old Californian girl from San Francisco performs on the Grand, her voice likened to a female baritone. Notre Dame at English’s delivers shocking violence with a list of onstage casualties and the star Bertha Galland miscast.
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Pittsburg
Duchess” Company
Empire
The
Grand
Jessie Dale
San Francisco
Aia
Daily Papers
Orpheum
Notre Dame
Fleur de Lys
Quasimodo
Phoebus
Mignon
Frollo
Esmeralda
Bertha Galland
Oswalde Yorke
George Barbier
Voting Machine Scheme Revived for Marion County
President John McGregor of the county commissioners details a plan to buy voting machines without immediate cost. He proposes manufacturers install machines and be paid from the savings on elections until the purchase is covered. Current costs run near $2,000 before the next election, with Commissioner Spafford also favoring machines for the upcoming county vote.
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John McGregor
Marion County
Spafford
Tom Taggart Buck Tramples Men After Park Incident
Riverside park deer buck charged when C B Dantzer and laborers Chas Trener and Thomas Miller entered the enclosure to dig a water pool. The men fled toward the gate as the animal struck Tiener, bruising him and cutting his arm, while Miller was stomped and his clothes torn.
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Riverside Park
C. B. Dantzer
Chas Trener
Thomas Miller
Tiener
Miller
Misapprehension on park boulevard plan clarified
Secretay Hunt explains the Commercial club park committee did not oppose paying 3000 to two nonbenefiting owners. It opposed issuing 100000 in bonds to buy the land. The committee favors condemnation and benefits-based assessment for the boulevard, with the directors approving and sending a copy to the park board.
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Commercial Club Park Committee
Fall Creek Boulevard
Secrary Hunt
T Beleves
Park Board
All Fixed Up on College Avenue Tracks
The College avenue trolley line is now complete with cars running the full length of the street. Businessmen, students, and workers express happiness as the new service operates from Twenty-fifth Street to the end, delighting riders along the line.
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College-ave
Twenty-fifth-st
Expulsion of 12 students shocks Bloomington high school
Bloomington leaders report twelve top family students expelled for leading a sensational class rush, the most notable incident in the school's history. The expulsions target prominent local families as faculty take action on the disruptive episode.
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Bloomington
National Orange opens 36th session in Lansing
The National Orange began its thirty sixth annual session in Lansing on Wednesday. Grand master Aaron Jones urged farmers to Demand remedies for trust evils and warned that price fixing would enslave buyers and sellers. Agriculture officials are on site to curb extreme tariff demands. Also noted were weddings in Shelbyville and Richmond, a Fortville union, and a German ladies charity hall held at the German house with festive decor and an elegant orchestra setup.
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Lansing
Mich
National Orange
Nual
Aaron Jones
South Bend
Ind
Mr. Jones
United States
Department On Agriculture
The Swirl of Society Highlights Local Socials
Miss Zoe Howe hosts a tard party on November 2 at N New Jersey residence. Mrs. James T. Eaglesfield entertains Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. G L Mackintosh. Mr and Mrs Albert Snyder sent euchre party invites for November 20 marking their fifth wedding anniversary. Charlies E Compton of Birkhart formerly Indianapolis and Miss Hertha Dickin wed in St Joseph Michigan. Miss Josephine Etter and Frank Schmalz marry in St Marys Church. Matines Musicale to celebrate its event.
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George Hamlin
Commander Niblack
Navy
Eliza Niblack
Shelbyville
Kathleen Maple
Arthur F. Klenke
Anderson
Emma van Scyoc
I. F. Sefton
Richmond
Emma Bartel
Albert Sittlon
Fortville
Julia Callahan
James J. Gandiley
Indianapolis
Zoe Howe
New Jersey
Albert Snyder
Charlies E. Compton
Birkhart
Josephine Etter
Frank Schmalz
St. Mary's Church
N. State Ave
Fatal duel at Belleville stove works ends in deaths
In a Wednesday fight at Belleville stove works, Supt W H Taphorn and employee Adolph Dewein were fatally wounded. Taphorn suffered a crushed head while Dewein was stabbed with a knife.
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Belleville, I
W. H. Taphorn
Belleville Stove Works
Adolph Dewein
Taphorn
Dewein
Concert at School No. 10 Ashland Ave and Thirteenth St
A Friday evening concert will be held at School No 10 on Ashland Avenue and Thirteenth Street under the auspices of the A class. J Russell Powell, Mrs Clevenger and Mrs Leathers will assist.
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Ashland-ave
Thirteenth St
J. Russell Powell
Clevenger
Leathers
High Grade Printing Catalogs and Periodicals services
W D Pratt advertises printing services covering catalogs magazines circulars newspapers and periodicals. Located in the Century building the offer emphasizes versatility for various print projects and sizes.
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W. D. Pratt
Century Building
Real estate ads thrive in Sun's pages six and seven
On TH Sun's sixth and seventh pages Friday and Saturday the real estate sections offer rent exchange and for sale listings. The For Sale Miscellaneous column adds profitable observations for readers tracking prices and availability.
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Meridian St
Zinceichings
J. Hi. Reed
Marcy
RAIG
Washington ST
H. Cohen
S. Illinois St
Joseph Taggart
Mass
Ave
Carl. L. Rost
Iitecaan
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Illinois Street
Claypool Hotel
Sporting News
Kentucky
Wasson
Tiac
H. P. Wasson & CO
Tse
Sea Island
Bac
Simpson
Seeeneeees
Long
Purdue
Harry Allemany
Cincinnati
Ality Walker
Indiana
E. Washington
Jos. R. Adams
Hudson Strese
M'Gregor
Tom Taggart
Commercial Club
Boulevard
Lane
Harmon & Hall
W. Wash. St
Empire Theater
Sam Devere
Rossow
Lottie Gladstone
Lew Wells
Lieut. Noble
Forrester & Floyd
Leslie
SUN
Shools and Colleges
Vories
Menem
Usiness Universit
Ht. J. Heer
Wher
W. H. Betts
N. Delaware Sr
Indianapolis, Ind
Massachusetts Ave
East Michigan
North Streets
Delaware Street
Prade
Maryland
Aetna Cabinet Co
Faygreems
James T. Eaglesfield
G. L. Mackintosh
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