Fraternal Bowling League Opens Season at Marion Cand Pastime
The Fraternal bowling league opened the season at Marion Cand Pastime alleys Tuesday night. Several members attended and fueled the contests with keen interest. The Elks and Shriners played the standout matchup, with the Shriners taking the first game and the Elks winning the next two as the Elks posted the high score in the third game.
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Marion
The
Elks
Shriners
Pug Talk Prelims at Empire Theater Set Ahead of Big Bout
Kid Bruno and the Canadian Kid clash in a six round prelim Thursday night at the Empire theater ahead of Rotchford Monroe. Be die Lenny was nearly stopped in Philadelphia as he was floored twice and knocked to one knee in the final round. Indianapolis club signings include Charles DeArmond after Capt Fox recommended him locally. President Hickey lists signed players across Louisville Toledo and Minneapolis with multiple names per club.
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Kid Bruno
Empire Theater
Young Corbett
Philadelphia
Bedie Lenny
Watkins
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Charles DeArmond
W&h Terre
Pittsburg Beats Ml American 4 to 3 In Early Series Opener
Pittsburg defeated Ml American 4 to 3 in the opening game of a planned series. Gray Friar won the Matron stakes at Morris park with Aceful the favorite. Waswift took the Flyaway handicap at Harlem in six furlongs with 3 to 5 odds. Sir Thomas Lipton issued a yacht race challenge. Frank Lamaster now leads Hanover football after Kentucky’s coach. Fern Leaf club held a 550-couple dance in Tomlinson hall Tuesday night.
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Gray Friar
Morris Park
Aceful
Waswift
Harlem
Tomlinson Hall
Train wreck kills two on B and Q fast mail near Galva
A B and Q fast mail wrecked two miles east of Galva Nebraska when it hit a coal gate and derailed. Fireman Rands of Galesburg was killed and Engineer Co Johnson of Galva likely fatally injured. The engine crew escaped serious harm. passengers were moved to other cars and continued.
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Galva, NL
Fast Mail
Here
Rands
Galesburrz
Co. B. Johnson
Opium Raid Nets Six Arrests in Indianapolis Case
Early Wednesday police raided an alleged opium joint run by Jennie Mason at 819 Athenst. Three men and three women were found under the influence of opium. George Simpson, a frequent patron, was arrested after a quarrel led to assault charges. The group included Jennie Mason Flossie Miller Lizzie Clark Claud Sanders George Davis and Geo Simpson. A crude smoking set and opium were seized, Simpson admitting use to forget his troubles.
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Athenst
Hattie Johnson
George Simpson
Flossie Miller
Lizzie Clark
Claud Sanders
George Davis
Geo. Simpson
Simpson
Aged Man Found Semiconscious Near Monon Tracks
Toliver Fisher, 4, was discovered Monday morning on a road north of the city. He has since drifted between conscious and comatose states and cannot explain his condition. Found with 254 dollars, he may not be the victim of robbery. Fisher, a Johnson county resident, had visited Indianapolis Sunday at his son Harry’s home. He was taken to City hospital after being found near the Monon tracks. Two skull depressions noted are the only marks of violence.
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Monon
Massachusetts Ave
City Hospital
Fisher
Elwood
Johnson County
Indianapolis
Harry Fisher
Harlan-st
Old Man Recalls Morning Crash North of City
Harry Fisher spent Wednesday searching for the horse and buggy after an early morning crash. The elderly man recalls only that he was north of the city when struck, with no other clear memory of the event.
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Harry Fisher
Well known grocer Brown missing from Columbia Ave
Milton C. Brown a grocer at 1601 Columbia avenue vanished Sunday after collecting his Saturday receipts. His wife and child await his return as friends note he was seen Sunday night possibly intoxicated. The widow continues the business in hope he comes back. Indiana dental college opened the school year with higher enrollment.
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Indiana Dental
Indiana Dental College
Candy and cake sale planned by First English Lutheran Ladies
City Life reports a candy and cake sale to be held at the chapel at Pennsylvania and Walnut streets from 3 to 7 p m by the Ladies of the Third Section of the First English Lutheran Church. The note also covers a hotel company incorporation, the Physio Med college opening season, mayor Bookwalter arranging Detroit trip for Indianapolis committee, and a court ruling that magnetic healing is not medical practice.
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Chapel
Pennsylvania
Walnut Sts
Travelers’ Hotel Company
Commercial Travelers’ Hotel Company
Knights of the Grip
Physiomedical College of
Indiana
Alabama
North Sts
Detroit
Bookwalter
Indianapolis Committee of Ten
Supreme Court
G. P. Parks
Lawrence County
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