Indianapolis May Not Be Admitted To The American League
The story reports that Indianapolis may be excluded from the American League next season as the National League-backed circuit considers two plans. One moves Baltimore and Washington into the league. the other expands the American League eastward to play in National League cities while those teams are away. The rumored outcome would exclude Indianapolis from the league, favoring clubs in Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Cleveland Chicago St. Louis and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Association
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
American jockeys take five places in Newmarket races
In the first two races at Newmarket on Tuesday five places went to American jockeys. Elsewhere 200 horses are gathered in Atlanta waiting for the fall jockey club meet. Other notes include Vincennes University beating Evansville 33 to 0 and Lord Roseberry denying retirement. Topsy Hartsel will join Chicago lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
London
Atlanta
Jockey Club
Vincennes University
Evansville
Lord Roseberry
Topsy Hartsel
Chicago
Spendthrift Aged 2 Dead as Racing Lineage Noted
Spendthrift a two year old Kentucky stallion dies leaving 166 progeny with 141 winners and $795000 in prizes. Tom Sharkey offers to stop Gus Ruhlin in six rounds. Jack Chinn to start Latonia races in St Louis this fall. Paul Pons in New York seeking European laurels. Indoor racing rises with San Francisco coliseum. Kid McCoy traced from New York to London and possibly South Africa. Newport excitement follows James R Keene's St Cloud being killed after break. English American yacht championship set for next year. Hesiod bull Columbus XVI sold for 5050 at Kansas City show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
Jack Chinn
Kentucky
St. Louis
Kid McCoy
New York State
New York City
New York Sun
London
South Africa
Newport
James R. Keene
St. Cloud
New York
Paris track bars Americans and English from race
Track managers in Paris forbid American and English riders from competing. McFarland, an American cyclist, could not race in Paris on Sunday with two French champions, yielding a blanket ban on all Americans and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
McFarland
Bryan plan to crush trusts outlined in Chicago speech
In Chicago on October 24, William J. Bryan set forth remedies against trusts. He urged federal licenses for interstate business, bankruptcy of monopolies, and enforcement of free list measures, arguing state and federal cooperation to curb cross state monopolies and protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bryan at Baltimore Arrives Quietly for Easton Trip
Claiborne Md Oct 24 Bryan arrived early Wednesday from Baltimore on the Cambridge. A large crowd greeted him as he took the train for Easton despite rain that hindered Tuesday night Baltimore meeting. He plans to discuss trusts and imperialism, not money questions in Delaware or New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claiborne
Bryan
Baltimore
Cambridge
Bay
Easton
Delaware
New Jersey
Senator Hanna accused in bribe claim as Towne testifies
In Chicago on October 24 the National Republican Committee received a sworn statement by W. W. Stafford of Oakland alleging Senator Hanna offered a bribe to Charles A. Towne to leave the Democratic party. Towne allegedly refused a $100,000 payment and a U.S. Senate seat for Minnesota. Hanna calls the claim false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Republican Committee
W. W. Stafford
Oakland
Cal
Hanna
Charles A. Towne
Democratic Party
Towne
United States Senate
Minnesota
American Barker Demonstrates Subtle Play in Drawn Game
Experts watching the match note Barker of the United States showed several fine points that could develop in the current section as both sides maneuver for a drawn result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Harrison and Harris At Health Association Session
General Harrison and Addison C. Harris hosted the American Public Health Association meeting. Delegates in formal dress attended a program with Bryce delivering the annual address. Women attendees enjoyed carriage rides and luncheon at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Addison C. Harris
American Public Health Association
Bryce
Country Club
Greenwood
Polk Dairy
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Highlighting Child Use
The advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe for all ages, including babies and young children, claiming to improve appetite, growth, and digestion. It cites testimonials from multiple parents, notes a 50 cent price, and urges use after meals for both children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
G. H. Crossley
Washington St
Hoboken
Erie County
New York
W. T. Dethlope
Henry Karts
Race Horse Harry linked to Samantha Roberts marriage amid estate
An ornate Chicago marriage certificate ties Harry J. Wiley known as Race Horse Harry to Samantha J. Roberts. He is named legal husband and may share in her alleged estate if located. Last known he was transporting mules to the Boers. Jewelry reportedly left by Mrs Wiley is missing and her Brookside Avenue home mortgage shows $1.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry J. Wiley
Harry
Samantha J. Roberts
Missing Wife Report From Brownstown
Elihu Skinner of 229 South Noble Street reports his 22 year old wife left Brownstown for Indianapolis last Friday and has not appeared. Relatives say she was in good health. she stands five feet six inches, with dark eyes and hair, and wore a green and black dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Skinner
S. Noble St
Brownstown
Indianapolis
Police Seek Ed ward Holman Missing Since Sunday Morning
Police seek 25 year old Ed ward Holman of 2535 N Senate Ave who left home Sunday morning to go downtown and has not been seen since. He is six feet tall and weighs 180 pounds and wore dark clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Holman
Senate Ave
Lee
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange Dissolved by Judge
Judge Allen on Tuesday dissolved the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange and revoked its corporate powers amid a prosecutor Pugh suit alleging unincorporated business activities. The ruling is expected to be appealed.
Two steamers collide in the Mediterranean sinking Faidherb
In fog on Tuesday night off Madrid the steamer Faidherb sank after a collision with Mitidjah and 24 passengers and crew drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terranean
Madrid
Mitidjah
Faidherb
Mediterranean
Firemen's Ball at Eureka Lodge October 31
The Eureka Lodge No. 34 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen will hold a Firemen's Ball in Tomlinson Hall on Wednesday evening October 31. The arrangements committee includes Joe Farrell W T Screes Tom Sims Fred Clark W C Wat kins Frank Kirkhoff W O Johnson H C Weirick and Hugo Pfenning. A gold cane is donated for the Marion county legislative candidate with the most votes paid for at ten cents each at the ball. A desent time saves lives Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup promotes coughs colds and pulmonary diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lodge No
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tomlinson Hall
Joe Farrell
W. T. Screes
Tom Sims
Fred Clark
W. C. Watkins
Frank Kirkhoff
W. O. Johnson
H. C. Weirick
Hugo Pfenning
Marion County Legislative
Blacks Rally Behind Republicans At West-Side Meetings
Afro-American crowds fill three West-side gatherings on Indiana avenue as Nelson Crews of Kansas City urges support for the Republican ticket. He depicts slave-era wrongs and Lincoln’s legacy, while Mayor and attorney general figures attend, stirring partisan fervor among local Black voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Overstreet
Tom Taggart
Iron League
Crews
Abraham Lincoln
Adlai Stevenson
The
Golden Circle
Irving
Lincoln
John Brown
Fred Douglass
Taylor
Kentucky
Mr. Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nozen
H.H. Lee
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Jsa’ Home Institution
Indiana
John H. Holliday
John MM. Spann
St. Tel
Paul Pons
Europe
San Francisco
Ker
Record
Wm. J. Bryan
Republican Party
Corker
Harrison and Harris
Purdue University
A. W. Bitting
Samantha Roberts
Mack
Rio
Ark
Jacob Strong
Dr. Kelly
McKinley
Stock Exchange
Vancouver
B. C
Caribou
Firemen’s Ball
Wood
Norway
Wasson
Wasson’s
H. P. Wasson & CO
MEN & Boys
Conrad
Massachusetts Ave
Nelson
Drew, Selby & Co
Massachusets Ave
Lancaster, Gerber, Fort and Splann
Virgil West
Lewisi
Little Sisters of the Poor
James
St. John's Hall
the Cash and Dove CO
Massachusetts Avenue
Skinner
Cash & Dove CO
Cash & Dove CO Enterprise
I Bryce
Old Homestead
AMMA
A.b.meyer& CO
N. Poennsylvania
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!