Louisville Wrestler Triumphs in Local Ring Clash
The description recalls a boxing night with Gus Truesdale tearing off a Louisville rag on a pianola as the main event built to a climax earlier in the evening. Chicago rival Sherod left, Cincinnati’s Coon strutted in, standing six feet two, arms whirling like a windmill, while Todloe failed to deliver and Blackurn was declared winner with Kid Blackburn tied to Louisville.
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Gus Truesdale
Louisville
Sherod
Chicago
Cincinnati
Sly “Coon
Todloe
Automobile club of America to form rules governing auto events
In New York on November 20 the Automobile Club of America plans steps to form an association and general rules for competitive automobile events. Officials say speeding has grown into a sport and merits rational guidelines.
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New York
Automobile Club of America
Williams Plans Training Experiment for Young Horses
Williams president of the California jockey club proposes training young colts by delaying racing until they reach positive maturity. Two and three year olds will graze on Oregon grass and be lightly ridden to accustom them to rider control while avoiding becoming wild.
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Williams
California Jockey Club
Oregon
Great Northern traffic director named. market notes
Vice-president Darius Miller of Great Northern named traffic director for Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Burlington. Temporary injunction restrains Amalgamated Copper interference in Boston and Montana company affairs. Hay outlines US foreign policy at Chamber dinner. English firm wins Frido to Honolulu cable contract. Small strike on New Haven road. Metropolitan issue expected soon. Rock Island and Atchison rumors denied. Insiders burnish on car and foundry. Loans sought, Reading stock rising. Gold movement to London anticipated, $2M to $4M. London prices mostly down, Union Pacific exception. Foreign securities dampened by fear of more gold ships.
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McGinnis
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Boston and Montana Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Hay
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Reading
London
Union Pacific
Indianapolis Stocks and Bonds Quotations Listing
Street railway stocks and bonds are presented with bid and ask figures for entities including Indianapolis street railway American National Bank Central Trust Columbia National Indiana Trust Indiana National Bank Marion Trust Merchants National Union Trust Indianapolis Gas Light and Power Fire Insurance American Central Life Indiana Guaranty and Title Co Home Brewing Co and H P Wasson preferred. Bond entries show ratings and prices for several railway and utility issues.
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Indianapolia Securities
Zenes Indianapolis
American National Bank
Capital National
Central Trust Company
Columbia National
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Nat. Bank
Inee Marion Trust Company
Eee
Merchants’ National Bank
Cave Union Trust Company
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indianapolis
Fire Ins. Co
American Central Life
Ind
Guaranty and Title Co
Law Building
Roosevelt urges vigorous steps to suppress anarchy
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt urges Congress to take vigorous steps for the suppression of anarchy in his message. The call reflects a strong stance as the nation faces political unrest.
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The
Record-Herald
Roosevelt
Congress
Grand bill dazzles vaudeville and opera talent
A busy program features blackface acts, Stinson's humor, and the Park's Humpty Dumpty show with Empire unchanged. The Forty-eighth Highlander's Toronto band performed at Tomlinson hall with singing and dancing. Maurice Grau's grand opera company, the largest yet, will tour Tomlinson hall on ec 14, boasting world class stars under Mr Grau and Mr Stan.
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Forty-eighth Highlander’s. Regiment
Toronto
Tomlinson Hall
Maurice Gray
Ec. 14
Grau
Europe
United States
Metropolitan Opera House Company
Stan
America
New York
Mmes
Baurmeister
van Cauteren
Emma Galve
Emma Eames
Reuss-Belceé
Sybil Sanderson
Marcella Sembrich
Fritzi Scheff
Carrie’ Bridewell
Louise Homer
Schumann-Heink
Jacques Bars
Andreas Dippel
Gilbert
DeMarchi
Reise
Salignac
Anni
Giuseppe Campanari
Delery
Duffriche
Gilibert
Muhlmann
Tavegchia
Robert Blass
Marcel Journe
Marion farmer arrested for assault on 19 year old woman
Wm Mang 35 a farmer near Marion was arrested Tuesday charged with criminally assaulting Miss Roanna Pollard 19. He is out on 1000 bail. Controversy between the Wabash natural gas companies settled. Rate hereafter will be 15 cents a thousand feet. Expert-accountant Joseph Shoemaker examines the books of WM Hall City clerk Alexandria.
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Wm. Mang
Marion
Roanna Pollard
Wabash
Joseph Shoemaker
Wm. Hall
Sof
Alexandria
State auditor reports banks show record year in Indiana
L G Rothchild states banks, trust companies and savings banks finish fiscal year excellent. Total banks: 104 with four net gain. assets 26,898,518.39. deposits 70,700,000. capital 4,687,000. surplus 799,000. profits 566,000. Trusts: 33 with five more than prior year. assets 15,244,915.60. Savings banks: five with assets 7,772,787.85. Dividends 218,867.50. interest to shareholders 324,315.98.
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Indiana
Indictments Handed Up by Federal Grand Jury
The federal grand jury returned 32 indictments on Tuesday afternoon. Named defendants include Frank Smallwood and Frank L. Rumford, both Indianapolis postal clerks accused of stealing from letters and rifling special delivery letters. Richard C. Davis, cashier of the People's National Bank in Washington, charged with embezzling 75000 dollars, has settled with the bank and owes nothing but plans to defend the case. Other indictments target minor postal and revenue offenders.
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Federal Grand Jury
Frank Smallwood
Indianapolis
Frank L. Rumford
Richard C. Davis
People’s National Bank
Washington
Davis
State treasurer receives 10 dollar conscience fund
The state treasurer Levy on Tuesday received a ten dollar conscience fund from a signer calling himself a repentant sinner. The donor said the money belongs to the Central insane hospital. Charles T. Cooper of Fort Wayne is appointed to the state board of charities to replace T E Ellison who resigned. Ellison was recently reappointed. Cooper, a Democrat, formerly led Fort Wayne school board for many years.
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Levy
Central Insane Hospital
Charles,t. Cooper
Fort Wayne
State Board of Charities
T. E. Ellison
Ellison
Cooper
School Board of
Teeth Stuck Throat Forces Emergency Operation
Allentown Pa Nov 20 A resident of Emans John Augstadt dining at his son William's home choked as his false teeth lodged in his throat. After four hours of futile coughing fits two doctors performed an incision at St Luke's hospital and removed the teeth. He is recovering.
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Allentown
John Augstadt
Emans
William
St. Luke’s Hospital
Swirl of Society Highlights Local Engagements and Weddings
A luncheon honors Mrs Mortimer Levering while Frederick Ayres hosts 14 at a University club dinner. Mrs Newton F Claypool introduces daughter Emmanypool. Col Wesley B Smith returns to Kentucky after two weeks with niece Miss Voss. State weddings listed in Bourbon Elwood Fort Wayne Kokomo and others. The Worrel nuptials held at J R Vincent 325 Trowbridge. Rev Merritt Machian officiated.
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A.A. Barnes
Mortimer Levering
Frederick Ayres
University Club
Newton F. Claypool
Emmanypool
Col
Wesley. B. Smith
Kentucky
Miss Voss
Bourbon
Bessie
Vincent
Hollis Worrel
Uride
J. R. Vincent
Trowbridge-st. Rev
Merritt
Runaway horse incidents injure three in Bloomington and Lafayette
Benton Hough of Bloomington tried to halt a runaway horse and suffered serious injuries. Fireman David Shoemaker was injured in a wreck on the L B W at Lafayette. Walter Bennett of Wood was badly hurt as a horse threw him into a ditch, possibly fatally.
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Benton Hough
Bloomington
David Shoemaker
Lafayette
Walter Bennett
Lwood
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