Spectators Boost Terre Haute Grand Circuit Opener
Races opened with a strong crowd and fast track as Kentucky Stock Farm Futurity for foals of 1898 drew top contenders. Hawthorne and Mary P Leyburn led early heats while Harold H set a year’s fastest time in the 2:07 pace and Terre Haute locals enjoyed a banner day.
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Nathan Straus
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Miss Marks
Benyon
the Grazer
Hudson
Baron Waltzer
Fleming
Leola
Orchard Park
Lexington
Hutchings
Jay Bird
I- Walsh
Chugson
Hixie Allerton
Malise
Cocarna
Wiarold H
Proctor
Dumont W
Ernest
Riley B
Ccseceseues
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Berry
Cscsseee
Broad Wins Narrow Decision Over Sullivan in Louisville Bout
King Broad defeated Dave Sullivan in a 15 round main event in Louisville. After a dry start the fighters exchanged heavy rallies as Broad wore Sullivan down, finishing with a dominant late performance and fatigue setting in for both in the final stretches.
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Louisville
King Broad
Dave Sullivan
Broad
Sullivan
Dave
Free sample offer for Chamberlain stomach tablets in drug stores
Advertises a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets available at any drug store. Claims they are easier to take and gentler in effect than pills and not followed by constipation. Regular size, price per box not specified.
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Chamberlain
Fragmentary boxing clash leaves fighters exhausted
The report notes both fighters failed to land cleanly as fatigue set in, with blows that did land proving ineffective.
Whitney Will Not Race Abroad Next Year
William C Whitney confirms he will not race abroad next year and denies being unhappy with English racing authorities. He says his stance aims to aid those improving racing in America.
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New York
Wm. C. Whitney
America
Customs Officers Target James Tedhunter Sloane Over Appraisal Dispute
New York report says customs officials increase value of an automobile imported from France by jockey Ted Sloane from his claimed 30 000 francs to 34 000 francs, Sloane posting bond to release the car. The item list includes unrelated sports results and notes on leagues and riders.
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France
Ted Sloane
Sloane
Virginia colored people vow Supreme Court fight over disfranchisement
In Richmond on October 1, Virginia’s colored population declares they will contest any suffrage clause aimed at disfranchising them. They have engaged ex-Senator John M. Thurston and Judge L. L. Lewis as counsel and formed a state organization to fund the court action.
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Richmond
Virginia
United States Supreme Court
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
L. L. Lewis
Virginia Court of Appeals
Man Killed On Belt Road Tracks In Indianapolis
James E. Hardy age 35 of 1273 Silver Ave Indianapolis was found unconscious and dying between Belt road tracks at 3 10 a m Tuesday. He served as rear brakeman on a cut of cars hauled by a Belt engine and likely fell from the cars. He died en route to St Vincent's hospital. Hardy leaves a widow and two children.
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James E. Hardy
Silver Ave
W. Indianapolis
E. Washington St
Monon Tracks
Panhandle Crossing
Hardy
City
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Flanner & Buchanan Undertaking Rooms
Belt Road
Wall Street Market Signals Cautious Rally Hints
A New York market bulletin notes a possible rally led by room traders yet hindered by selling of long stock Americans in London weak and lower. Bullish reads on Readings and Atchison, light commission lines, copper quiet, and traders eye sharp turns with limited stock available.
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Indianapolis Fire
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Vernon Insurance and Trust
American Central Life
Indianapolis
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Cece Enenas
H. P. Wasson
The Sun's For Sale Column Guarantee
The Sun presents assurances about sale results under its classified heading. This notice emphasizes that listings aim to deliver reliable outcomes for buyers and sellers engaging with the page.
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SUN
Harvard Graduate Turned Paymaster Faces Theft Charge
Hays Edstrom once a Harvard student and paymaster for Petroleum Iron Works faces arrest in Chicago after confessing to stealing $6,000 entrusted three weeks earlier. He claims to have spent $4,000 in St. Louis and $1,000 in Chicago, leaving only a few pay envelopes and a silver quarter as traces of the money. He described memories of “pretty faces and oceans of wine” before the lapse.
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Cot. L
Hays Edstrom
Harvard
Petroleum Iron Works
Corsicana
Tex
Washington
Edstrom
St. Louis
Sunshine and Shadow in Renforths Honeymoon Tragedy
Five hours after marrying Lettie Sewall Renforth a Millersville coachman attempted suicide with morphine pills at the Pluitt home in Millersville. Dr. Jacobs saved him after two hours of effort while witnesses, including the bride, urged him to live. The couple's brief married life included a dance plan and a theater outing, and a quarrel over money preceded the self harm. The bride accidentally ruined her wedding clothes when she fell into a garbage barrel during the dash to the alley.
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Renforth
Millersville
Lettie Sewall
Henry Pluitt
E. South-st
Judge Cox Attacks Joss House Opposition in Campaign Rally
A large Democrat rally of wards 7 and 8 at Michigan and Noble Street drew about 500 people. Judge Cox led the program, assailing Fred Joss and Harry B. Gates while tying charges to city attorney Bookwalter. After speeches, the crowd moved to a saloon where beer was consumed.
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Noble Sts
Judge Cox
Maguire
Little
Targin
Taggart
Cox
Fred Joss
Harry B. Gates
Bookwalter
Joss House
Durbin to Read Evidence in Kentucky Conspiracy Trials
Gov Durbin will read the evidence and briefs in the trials of alleged conspirators before deciding whether to return Taylor and Finley to Kentucky. Arthur Goebel urged the plan and praised the governor's calm manner. The delay in his ruling suggests he may surrender them after retried trials.
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Durbin
Arthur Goebel
Kentucky
Taylor
Finley
Goebel
Taylor and
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Wages rise as mill owner offers higher price
Fall River Massachusetts reports the cotton mill wage situation improving after M C D Borden orders brokers to buy all local spot goods at three cents a yard. The move marks an eight point rise from last week and firms a market price believed to enable a 5 percent wage increase for workers.
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Fall River
Mass
M. C. D. Borden
Chicago Telephone Strikers Demand 3 Cent Daily Raise
Three hundred line men repair men and foremen employed by the Chicago telephone company struck Tuesday morning after the firm refused to grant a 3 cent daily wage increase.
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Chicago
Chicago Telephone Company
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