Doughty Pigskin Kickers Show Strong Indiana Results
Indiana football action reports Purdue, Earlham, DePauw, and Rose Polytech results with DePauw claiming a 22 point win and Purdue a 5 point edge. Bowling through the scores, the article notes state league planning among Purdue Notre Dame and Indiana to form a tri collegiate league, plus lineup chatter from IU and DePauw coaches.
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Purdue
Earlham
Purdue Pwarihan
Cote
DePauw
Indianapolis
University
Rose Polytecht
L.A
Stepme
Horne
Brown
Pennsylvania
Page
Iowa State University
Chamopaign
Princeton
Annapolis
Ey Bates
Harvard
Wesleyan
City
Cincinnati
Miami
Cor
Williams
Culver Military
Lafayette High School
Daytona
Iond
Anderson
Fairmount
Butler
Notre Dame
Indiana University
Messrs
Estarline
Eggeman
Lafayette
Smpdaey
1. U
Teague
Indianapolis Reserves defeat professionals in Brighton game
The Indianapolis Reserves beat the picked nine of professionals by 12 to 11 at Brighton. Five days of racing remain in Lexington for the Prix de Corseil where Sloane, aboard Sly Fox, finished unplaced in Paris. Jeffries prepares for Sharkey by rough tactics with Roeber as Tim Hurst is named referee for boxing night at St. Louis Athletic Club.
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Time Howe
Indianapolis
Brighton * Peace
Lexiington
Sloane
Paris
Sly Fox
Jeffries
Sharkey
Roeber
Fieght
St. Louis Athletic Club
Martin Flaherty
Tommy Hogan
Jack Stelzner
Dick Moore
Kid
McFadden
Tim Hurst
Harms and Dinnin Nabbed in Bribery Plot
Herman Harms sugarmaker of 532 E Washington Jr and Sam Dinnin saloon keeper were arrested Sunday afternoon. Harms offered $50 to poll clerk Harry Cunningham to tilt Democratic interests. Dinnin accused of conspiracy. affidavit filed before Justice Wickerson. Both freed on $500 bond. Dinnin disputes Harms tale.
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E. Washington Jr
Sam Dinnin
Dinnin
Harry Cunningham
Ward 7
Cunningham
Harms
Justice Wickerson
Sunday School Story Surfaces From Old Bible Fable
A Bethlehem Pennsylvania man once in Sunday school at First Presbyterian Indianapolis, S E Chitty, was tasked by Rev James Greene to uncover a second biblical fable like Judges chapter 9. Chitty fell ill, moved home, and never reported. A letter recently delivered to David Greene revealed Chitty never found the tale. Greene’s son locates the other fable in Kings 1 chapter 14.
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S. E. Chittty
Bethlehem
First Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Jas. Greene
Chitty
Pennsylvania
David Greene
David
Rev. Greene
Army Captain Carter Pays Five Thousand Dollar Fine
Oberlin M. Carter, captain in the United States Army, sentenced to dismissal and five years at Fort Leavenworth, pays the $5,000 fine. He sent a check for the full amount to U.S. district attorney Burnett.
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New York
Oberlin M. Carter
United States Army
Fort Lavenworth
U.S
Burnett
Taggart
Miss Curtis Marries Dr Vaulx Gibbs in Quiet Chattanooga Wedding
Miss Blanch Curtis traveled from Indianapolis to Knoxville for a small wedding ceremony with Dr. Vaulx Gibbs, a Chattanooga physician, held in the Imperial hotel parlor. The couple plans to reside in Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Blanch Curtis
Indianapolis
Knoxville
Vaulx Gibbs
Imperial Hotel
Bryan Ill in Webster Iowa Impacts Campaign
A Webster Iowa dispatch reports W J Bryan is ill and may pause campaign travel in Iowa Ohio and Kentucky as of Sunday night October 9. If condition worsens he could cancel planned appearances and resume when able, affecting ongoing efforts across key midwestern states.
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Chicago
Webster
W. J. Bryan
Iowa
Ohio
Kentucky
Town Talk Highlights From Indianapolis Area Events
Indiana news brief roundup covers golf score, vesper services at St Pauls on Oct 22, water quality report by chemist John F Geis, Wallick’s three month European tour, Bell engine collision injures W H Reardon, funeral of Jefferson Judkins veteran, clergy retreat start for half the priests, split attendance next week, students form music club led by Mrs Prunk, auditorium plan for 675 seats on N Penn, labor union reading room fundraiser at Tomlinson Hall, Indianapolis Military Band performs with noted soloists.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
University of Indianapolis
St. Paul’s
John F. Geis
Board of Health
John F. Wallick
Western Union Telegraph Company
Europe
Addison C. Harris
Vienna
Bell
W. H. Reardon
Greenswood
S. Meridiian St
Reardon
Jefferson Judkins
Thirty-first
Indiana Volunteers
Irvington M. E. Church
Indiana
Marion County
Diocese of
St. John’s
Harriet Augusta Prunk
Edward Nell
Max Leckner
E. A. Peck
Oelschlagel
Indianapolis Military ‘Band
Ida Sweeney
Olive Eiler
Rudolph Kester
Alexander’ ‘Ernestinoff
John Geiger
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