Indianapolis Crack Amateur Billiard Players Highlighted
The article profile covers Pop Washburn John Anderegg and Frank Daugherty as top Indianapolis billiards players. Washburn, 1 years in the game, excels at straight rail with runs up to 4 points. Anderegg, 55, praises three cushion and balk line with runs of 9 and 4. Dougherty, 1681 born, returned to Indianapolis five years ago to run Grand hotel parlors and excels in balk line and three cushion with notable runs and a 300 point match history.
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Pop" Washburn
Dillard Players
John Anderegg
Frank Dougherty
Anderess
Frank Daugherty
Minneapolle
Dougherty
Indianapotta
Hasince
Grand Hotel
Im R Pool Pliner
Eddy
Uncle Tom actor recalls brutal whip scene in Indianapolis
Frank Leo of New York plays Uncle Tom in a stage production, saying he has performed the role over 3,000 times and endures 15 000 whip cracks across performances. He describes the sting as real, the pain hidden by tension, and notes many spectators faint during the whipping scene. He praises Indianapolis audiences and looks forward to returning.
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Frank Leo
Uncle Tom
Hax
the Park
New York City
Mr. Leo
Iners
Indianapolis
Mr. Leewag
Quaint roofs in Indianapolis attract comment
A description of Indianapolis is given as pleasant and Paris-like in appearance due to its general city plan. The note highlights the distinctive rooftops and architectural features that draw public attention and comment from residents and observers.
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Indianapolis
Paris
Pyramid Pile Cure Ad Promises Immediate Relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as an immediate, painless remedy for piles. It claims full, lasting relief without surgery, and promotes availability through druggists with mailed orders. The piece also describes French roof architecture in Indianapolis as a separate informational section.
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Milwaukee
Saya
Wales
Hendricks mansion and nearby buildings described in colonial roof styles
The article outlines Kendricks mansion at Chiost and Capital Avenue with tall front chimneys and two at the rear. It details an adjacent apartment house behind the mansion with a long narrow lozenge roof and eight wide chimneys. A third building at 18 New York Street features a plain, flat roof. The red brick, three story block appears sturdy, with large chimneys towering above mature trees. Modern commercial roofs are noted as fat faced, while many dwellings adopt colonial roof styles.
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Central States
Las Indianapolis
Franklin
Market. St
Cele
Pate
United States
Journal
Fitzgerald
Pennsylvania
Mar. Ketsts
Vinton
England
Delim
Vatioud Reakond
Kendricks
Chiost
Capital-ave
Oll Apartmer
Hendricks
Hostelrles
New Yorkest
Phil
Life of Mail Clerks Not One Long Sweet Dream
Chicago dispatch notes rising railway wrecks endangering postal clerks. With trains faster and more numerous, clerks stationed beside engines face little warning. over 40 killed and many injured this year. Salaries on trunk lines lure clerks away from dangerous routes to lower paying branch lines. Post office seeks safer staffing amid superintendent difficulties.
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Chicago
Post Office Department
Railway
Acryjee
Four Troop K Stars Show Expert Horsemen in Louisville
Troop K of the B Cavalry from Ft. Sheridan arrives in Louisville with 19 men known for riding skills. Among the top four Bailey Hornsby Lyon and Mahon perform standing and head-standing feats on horseback. The unit has been training at the West Point maneuver grounds in Kentucky where 100% regulars and militia are stationed from Sept 39 to Oct 12.
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Louisville
Troop St
B. Cavalry
Ft. Sheridan
Bailey, Hornsby
Lyon and Mahon
West Point
Uncle Sam Sports Odd Post Office Names
A stenographer in a senator's office reads a postal guide for amusement noting quirky post office names such as Baldy Stanhope Cowspring Jobstown Papakxting Sandwich Day Ruth Cinnaminson Nickleton Changewater Coll Christmas Parsippany Bineckbird Eddy Chews. He mocks the list while other ads note drug offers and a sale on rail fares with specific routes and weekend departures from Indianapolis.
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Sam
United States
Baldy
Stanhope
Cowspring
Jobstown
Papakxting
Sandwich
Aittle
Ruth
Cinnaminson
Nickleton
Changewater
Coll
Christmas
Parsippany
Bineckbird
Eddy
Chews
Postonce
Dean
Tillman Trial News From Lexington Oct. 3 19
Only a few spectators attended the Tillman trial in Lexington as one witness August Kohn was excused for the Jewish fast day. Washington Hing testified he saw a revolver in Tillman pocket the day before he killed Editor Gonzales. Also includes an advertisement for Dr. Fowler's Extract and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup with pricing.
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Lexington
8. C
Tillman
August Kohn
Washington Hing
Thlman
Edltor Gonzales
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Pop Washburn
John A. Anderegg
Joan Andereggee
Old Water House
Denson
Tom
Aid Pite
al Drugcd
Wecelpt
Iise Loy
Pyramid Drug Co
Mabe
Pat
Wwes
Tome
Peoples Outfitting CO
Washington St
Kentucky Ave
Ourprica
Tomer- Tow
Gavle, Gre
Troop K
Uncle Sam
Indiana Dental College
Delaware
Steven Lantest
Ely
C. Mehring & Sro
Lake Erie
Western Ff. R
Michigan City
Rochester
Fowler
Mra Winslow
Lake Erie & Webtern Rfa
Fort Wayne
Asturn
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Greencastia
TSO
Tarrs
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