Bowling Night Echoes At Indy Independent Lanes
Thursday league action at Independent alleys brought lively bowling matches. The Turners beat the Lyras 746 to 721 while the Washingtons edged the Marions 819 to 813, and the Capitals swept the IB Cs with Wood scoring 205 in one game.
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Ohio St
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Lyras
Capt
Krauss
Turners
Marions
Washingtons
Wiley and Mundelle
Republic
Ans
B. 3C
Capitals
Wood
Northsiders
Volun
Joi Aileys
H. Old
Washthe
Fred “Wiley
Albert Leap
Robert
Kelstas
Notre Dame poised for strong season with coach in charge
Notre Dame football faces a change as Coach McWeeney takes full charge while Coach Herring returns to gym duties. Indiana reporting notes a busy region with Purdue aiming for DePauw, Wisconsin eyeing a California trip, and ongoing boxing chatter around McCoy and rival Bully Stitt.
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McWeeney
Notre Dame
Herring
Purdue
DePauw
Boiler-Makers
Wisconsin
California
Stanford University
Yale
Chicago
Maroons
U. of P
Walter
Camp
Chisago
Pennsylvania
Arbor Day Almanac Guides City Planting Plans
Gov Mount uses his 1899 almanac to pick Friday for Arbor Day noting a last quarter moon and wet ground ideal for digging tree holes. In rural areas Arbor Day is big. in Indianapolis schools it is rare to see proud tree plantings amid urban indifference.
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Gov. Mount
St. Simon and St. Jude
Indianapolis
How Irene Was EeeroUGHT To Light and Ship
Walter J. Clark, chief machinist on the Olympia and Raleigh at Manila Bay, offers a new account of the Irene incident. He recalls Raleigh patrolling beyond blockade lines and firing at a German steamer that refused to answer. The ship dived and showed lights, revealing the Irene.
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Clark
Walter J. Clark
Olympia
Raleigh
Manila Bay
Indianapolis
Irene
Coghlan
Dewey
Elliott Keeps Belle Meade Wing Shot Title Narrowly
J A R Elliott defeated J D Debow 99 to 93 in the Belle Meade tourney on Thursday to retain the championship. Debow failed to challenge as Elliott showed consistent accuracy. The Latonia Derby winner Han D Or scored a first success of the season in the Kenton Stakes race.
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Debow
Nashville
J. A. R. Elliott
Belle Meade
Elliott
Anniett
Han D'Or
Latonia
Vic
Tory
Han D’or
Social Democrats prepare convention for national ticket
Chicago Oct 27 officers of the Social Democratic party announce a convention to nominate a national ticket in March in Indianapolis. The slogan is No fusion, no compromise. Eugene V Debs is acknowledged as the father of the organization and could receive the nomination if he desires. The party already has tickets in Massachusetts Maryland and California.
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Chicago
Social Democratic Party of
United States
Indianapolis
Social Democrats
Eugene V. Debs
Massachusetts
Maryland
California
Irvington Free Delivery Approved But Start Date In Dispute
Postmaster Hess received a letter from George A Allen acting first assistant postmaster general authorizing the extension of free delivery in Irvington. The department approves starting Nov 1 but Hess says it cannot begin before Nov 15 and has urged the Irvington authorities to speed up street naming and house numbering.
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Hess
George
al. Allen
Irvington
Dawson gold output estimated at 40 million dollars
Dr D H Bruner of Dawson Alaska says Dawson district gold output for the year exceeds 40 million dollars. He claims miners hid gold to dodge a 10 percent Canadian tax, a practice he attributes to the secrecy of local miners. He is staying at the Victoria hotel in Chicago after a decade in the northwest.
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Dawson
Chicago
D.H. Bruner
Alaska
Victoria Hotel
Northwest
Indignant Mass Meeting for Wardner Miners At Music Hall
In Cincinnati on October 27 a large crowd gathered at Music hall under local labor groups to protest Wardner Idaho miners imprisoned there. Samuel Gompers denounced government by bayonet and militarism while criticizing the administration in Ohio. President Boyce of the Federated Miners joined in with strong rebukes.
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Cincinnati
Music Hall
Wardner
Ida
Gompers
Ohio
Boyce
Federated Miners
Twins Set Record With Indiana Quarter Births
State board of health reports 11 twin births in the last quarter, a record. Across the period 9 110 births 5 099 deaths and 6 282 marriages are listed with causes including consumption 549 cholera infantum 395 cerebrospinal meningitis 40 typhoid fever 263 and diphtheria 80. The Mosher Stegner quarrel has moved to superior court in a damage suit by Jonathan Mosher against Louis M Stegner for alleged arrest and prosecution resulting in acquittal by Justice Hay.
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Indiana
State Board of Health
Wallingford Acquitted In Assault Trial
Architect Charles A. Wallingford was acquitted in a criminal court after a Thursday night trial over an alleged assault on Lola Starry. The jury deliberated from 5:30 to 8:30, with 15 ballots, and Wallingford greeted jurors after the verdict. He had previously been fined $100 and sentenced to 180 days in the workhouse by Police Judge Cox.
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Charles A. Wallingford
Little Lola Starry
Wallingford
Cox
Pittsburg Team Signs Seven Players for Pitcher
In a brief baseball item the Pittsburg club secured seven signed players for the pitching staff. The action marks a notable roster move as the season approaches.
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Pittsburg
Tron pool room to reopen test case to be pursued
Supt. Quigsey says the pool room will be opened again only as a test case. The city attorney will be given the facts and advise action. He believes they can win. The text also mentions DeWitt's pills promoted by a Brooklyn bank official and Little Harry Risers used for years.
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Tron
Quigsey
King
Farmer's Bank
Brooklyn
Mich
DeWitt's
Harry Risers
McLeod Elected Prebyterian Leader in Washington
In Washington on October 27 a successor to Dr. Talmage was elected president of the First Presbyterian Church. McLeod named to lead the congregation in the wake of the late pastor’s passing.
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Washington
Talmage
Peharedeye
Presbyteria Ald Oe
Irvington Residents Press Free Delivery Plan
Irvington citizens urge Postmaster Hess to start free delivery and seek timing details. Hess has no orders yet but says if authorized, delivery could begin within a week after households are numbered and streets lit.
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Irvington
Hess
German House Concert Opens with Strong Attendance
The German house concerts began Thursday night amid a good crowd and strong music. The program ran late into the night with notable vocal performances led by Prof. Ernestinoff and soloist Mrs. Walter Fugate, whose debut drew particular praise.
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Ernestinoff
Walter
Fugate
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