College football schedules stir Indiana teams in fall push
Early season notices reveal Indiana University and Purdue facing tough draws as they set schedules with Notre Dame, De Pauw and rival campuses. Listings show games against Chicago, Northwestern, Purdue and Indiana State, highlighting hopes for strong showings and local support.
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Batteries of Teams and Players Across Cities
A fragmented listing shows multiple battery pairings and city associations including Cleveland Milwaukee Philadelphia New York Baltimore Chicago Louisville Boston Washington and Brooklyn. Pairs include Hahn and Cleveland Ty. Thomas and Buelow. Hughey and Sugden. Orth and Douglas. Carrick and Warner. Kennedy and Farrell Kitson and Smith Meekin and Sullivan Dineen Magee and Powers.
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Boxing and bowling notes from Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Harry Gibson ran five miles in 8 15 at Cincinnati behind a flawless motorcycle aid. Joe Bernstein and Dave Sullivan fought to a two round draw before the Broadway Athletic Club in New York, Bernstein gaining the edge. Kid Grim defeated Joe Blackwell in Anderson on Sunday. both boxers hail from Indianapolis. The report mentions Grime's companion and a crowd scene at a Madison and Delaware County corner. Independent bowlers announce a fall schedule starting Oct 12 and extending to April 5.
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Hearness meeting opens in Lexington with key trotting events
The 1899 Hearness meeting begins Tuesday in Lexington for ten days featuring the Kentucky Futurity for two-year-olds and a free-for-all trot with Idolata and Boralma among stars. Thursday hosts the Transylvania for all-aged trotters with contenders including Peter the Great and Lord Vincent. Saturday showcases the 2 04 pace with Searchlight and others.
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Phenomenal Rise in Lath Prices Amid Shortage
The article notes a severe lath shortage and a dramatic price surge over the past year. Once $2.50 per thousand, laths now fetch about $5.25, driven by higher lumber costs and a shift to board production reducing available by products.
Indiana Well Recognized at National Charities Conference
Amos Butler of the Indiana State board of charities returned from Hartford where the National conference of charities and corrections was held. Indiana was recognized by the election of Timothy Nicholson of Richmond and John RR Elder of Indianapolis as vice-presidents with Amos Butler as assistant secretary T E Ellison of Fort Wayne and A T Hert of Jeffersonville as directors. Committees on police force in cities J F Quigley Indianapolis prison discipline Miss Sarah S Keeley Indianapolis and criminal law reform were also named with Y T Nelson Fort Wayne.
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Fort Wayne
General Vaughn Dies Nation’s Confederate Leader
Gen A J Vaughn died at Dr O S Runnels sanitarium at 7 15 p m Sunday after weeks of illness. He came to be operated on for cancer and was believed to be recovering when malaria struck. He recruited the Thirteenth Tennessee volunteers and was among the few surviving Confederate major generals. The body was sent to Memphis Monday for the family home.
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Artillery Arriving Monday at 3 P M from New York
Light artillery reaches Columbus from New York Monday afternoon at 3 PM. A telegram from Columbus requested horses at the viaduct at that hour. No parade will accompany the arrival.
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New York
Columbus
Governor Thomas Praises Five Years Of Woman Suffrage In Colorado
Colorado Governor C. S. Thomas endorses woman suffrage after five years, noting the measure improves knowledge and perspective, elevates the working woman, and reframes voting as a duty rather than a privilege, while affirming women retain grace and domestic roles.
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