Track records fall at Lakeside and Aqueduct action noted
Omdurman shaved two fifths from the Lakeside track record Monday. Fourteen handicap horses entered six started Emma R won the first six furlongs Nellie Waddel paid even money won the second. Two favorites won at the Queen's Jockey Club fall meet at Aqueduct New York Monday Dangerfield second Bon Mot fifth. Form players won in St Louis Monday.
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Omdurman
Lakeside
Emma R
Nellie Waddel
Queen's Jockey Club
Aqueduct
New York
Dangerfield
Bon Mot
St. Louis
Rusie to pitch for Colorado amid east club puzzles
Amos Rusie will join Colorado as his twirling talent puzzled eastern teams. Detroit’s Fr Postal has an option on Manager Manning’s stake in the Washington club. Terry McGovern issues a 122 pound world challenge for a $5,000 purse.
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Amos Rusie
Colorado
Fr .Postal
Detroit
Manning
Washington Baseball Club
Terry McGovern
Illinois and Indiana grid clash in Indianapolis feature game
Hundreds of college men from Illinois and Indiana travel to Indianapolis to watch Champaign and the State university duel for football laurels. I U defeated the visitors 5 to 0 two years ago, last year ended in a tie. Coaches have trained the squads for weeks and saved their best for the clash. Coach Chez notes some stars have "swelled crimi" over Pur due and teams not working out as they should. John Segrist of Ohio State and Jules Gucox of Matthews are mentioned among participants.
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Ilinoia
Indiana
Indianapolis
Champaign
State University
I. U
Chez
DePauw
Purdue
John Segrist
Rush
Ohio State
Jules _Gucox
Matthews
Stricken With Paralysis and Medical Treatment Report
A fragment describes an unnamed resident afflicted with partial paralysis and loss of use of an arm. The person is being treated by an eminent physician for a time without relief, and a note references two bottles of medicine supplied by Geo. R. Mc.
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Enders
Grimett
Ed - Chamberlain
Geo. R. Mc
Jeffries Faces Weight Loss After Mountain Climbing
From California comes word that heavyweight Jim Jeffries has slimmed to 215 pounds due to extensive mountain climbing and outdoor sport. Training shifts indoors with base ball handball and sparring as substitutes. Delaney states Jeffries seeks a bout with Fitz and the sailor.
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Land of Sunshine and Roses
Jim Jeffries
Delaney
Jeffries
Fitz
Sailor
Fireman John H. Jones Falls to Death on Bridge
John H. Jones age 28 and a Big Four fireman was instantly killed Monday when he fell from his engine while crossing Eagle creek bridge. He struck a beam as he slipped while talking to engineer Buck Sage. Jones had been employed as a fireman only one month.
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John H. Jones
Jackson Jr
Eagle Creek
Jones
Buck” Sage
Irish Patriots Invite Redmond McHugh and O Donnell to Indianapolis
A large turnout at the Occidental hotel voted to invite John Redmond Patrick McHugh and Thos O Donnell elected Irish MPs to visit Indianapolis. The United Irish League arranged the invitation as Irish farmers and industries seek aid. The trio will tour the United States for weeks and speak in Carnegie Hall after arriving from New York. Redmond represents Waterford City in Parliament McHugh is Leitrim MP and O Donnell Mayo representative.
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Occidental Hotel
Redmond
McHugh
O’donnell
Indianapolis
United States
Chicago
Maurice Donnelly
United Irish League
New York
Carnegie Hall
John Redmond
Waterford City
United Irish Parliamentary Party
House of Commons
Patrick McHugh
Leitrim
Thos. O'Ponnell
Mayo
Young rivalries erupt into rifle clash in Chicago
In Chicago on Oct 29 a Polish youth Cassimir Karzinski aged 13 was seriously wounded after a bonfire gathering turned into a race war. Two 11 year olds, Charles Paulsen and Charles Retdel, were arrested as fight escalated when armed youths refused to retreat and began pelting with stones.
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Chicago
Cassimir Karzinski
Charles Paulson
Charles Retdel
Karzinski
Paulsen
Reidel
Fire in Rag Box Car Roils Big Four Tracks
Firemen faced thick smoke and dust while battling a box car of rags at Big Four tracks and Walnut street. The blaze burned two hours with crews digging to extinguish, causing about $15 in damages. Captain George called it a mean job.
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Walnurst
Capt
George
Coroner’s verdict on Webb death released in South Bend
In South Bend on October 29 a coroner’s verdict states Charles Webb died from asphyxiation. His brother Grant is released and Mrs. Webb has recovered.
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South Bend
Ind
Charles Webb
Grant
Misidentified Shoplifter Name Alias Sparks Correction
The Sun misidentified a shoplifter as Kate Willis from California street. The correct person is Kate Wells, a white woman. the prior label referred to Mrs. Willis, a respected Black woman, causing a public misattribution.
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THE
SUN
Kate Willis
California St
Kate Wells
Mrs. Willis
Judge Dykeman Cuts Poles After Rent Row
Loganport Indiana October 29 Judge D D Dykeman with two men cut down two telephone poles in front of his property. He said the old company paid him ten dollars yearly rent for the poles but the new company refused to pay him.
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Logansport
Ind
D. D. Dykeman
Evangelists Lead Rushville Revival
Rushville Indiana October 29 Evangelists Wilson and Huston of the Christian church report five accessions in a revival hailed as Rushville s greatest religious movement in years.
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Rushville
Ind
Wilson
Huston
The
Christian Church
Two Men Assaulted on Farm Near Vincennes
Barnett Bass and John McKinney were assaulted after being ordered from a farm by Joan Hill. Hill reportedly mistreated them during a hunting trip. Both victims are in serious condition and Hill is under arrest.
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Vincennes
Ind
Barnett Bass
John McKinney
Joan Hill
Dress stays set with twelve piece full length
Product listing notes a full length dress stay set consisting of 12 pieces. Includes tape measures listed as full length and hooks and eyes described as improved with a hump. items are black and white with two dozen on card.
Swift Vengeance as Czolgosz Faces Death in Chair
The assassin Vladimir Czolgosz spent his last hours in confinement with visitors denied prayer or comfort. He declined spiritual aid, awaited execution at 7 o clock, walked to the chair with a grim, untroubled gaze, and died at 7 10 4 pm after the attending doctors announced his death.
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Czolgosz
Earth
Supt. Collins
Bandowski
Supt
Collins
Waldeck
Meade
Czolgcosz
Two Die as Chicago Fire Flattens Laundry Unit
A Tuesday blaze in the laundry of a Lytle street tenement in Chicago killed Mrs. B. Ryan 65 and Bridget Ryan 4 and seriously injured three others. Mary King 45 Annie King 13 Delmo Dixon 17 were affected by smoke or suffocation. Many tenants escaped in night clothes. property damage was small.
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Chicago
Lytle St
B. Ryan
Bridget Ryan
Mary King
Ryan
Annie King
Health board announced by Mayor Bookwalter
Mayor Bookwalter announces a new health board led by Chairman Dr. George H. F. House with Dr. George D. Kahlo and Dr. Frederick C. Heath. Eugene Buehler is named city sanitarian and secretary. New appointments include Dr. Norman Jobes as superintendent of City hospital and Dr. Charles Q. Lowry as superintendent of the City dispensary.
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Bookwalter
Health Board
George H. F. House
George D. Kahlo
Frederick C. Heath
Eugene Buehler
House
Indiana Medical College
Kahlo
Central College
Heath
Indiana State Medical Society
New Health Board
City Hospital
Norman &. Jobes
City
Charles QO. Lowry
Charles Carter
Lewis French
Robert Alexander
State Deaths List Reports Multiple Ages Across Indiana
Obituary notices reveal deaths of 77 year old Rev. Frederick Tramm in Laporte 72 year old William Manner ing in Kokomo 63 year old Mrs Foley in Elwood 57 year old Mrs Wattiner in New Corydon 71 year old H J Tathelm in Richmond 73 year old Joseph W Perry in Fort Wayne other entries include George A Nees Aurora David Suman Portland and others.
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George A. Nees
Aurora
Frederick Tramm
Laporte
Wm. Mannering
Kokomo
Foley
Elwood
H. J. Tathelm
Richmond
Joseph W. Perry
Fort Wayne
David Suman
Portland
Wattiner
New Corydon
Three Injured In Streetcar Collision At Senate and Indiana
Aaron Lemley 65 of 725 Indiana Aves suffered a dislocated hip and head injuries in a collision of two street cars at Senate and Indiana Avenues. A J Cooper 511 Bowman Sr was bruised and seriously hurt, and William Riley 781 Center St sustained a foot injury. One street car was derailed by the crash.
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Aaron Lemley
Indiana Aves
Senate
Indiana-aves
A. J. Cooper
Bowman Sr
William Riley
Barbers Union Suspended By National Body
Central labor union notes the barbers' union suspended by the national organization for failure to pay per capita tax. Efforts to reorganize may lead local shops to affiliate with Elwood or Anderson lodges. Next meeting set for machinists hall at Alabama and Washington streets next Monday.
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Central Labor Union
Barbers’ Union
National Organization
Elwood
Anderson
Machinists
Alabama
Washington Sts
Largest sheet of plate glass cast in Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana on Monday workers cast the largest plate glass sheet to date measuring 217 by 149 inches and covering 224 square feet. The creation marks a milestone in glassmaking with substantial size and potential uses.
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Kokomo
Ind
Bicycle Inventor J K Varley Dies in Coventry
Coventry seeeds report J K Varley inventor of the safety bicycle is dead. The obituary notes his death in Coventry England on October 29. Varley pioneered the safety bicycle design and influenced early bicycle development.
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Coventry
Eng
J. K. Varley
University Place Baptists Host Rummage Sale and Events
University-place Baptists will open a rummage sale on Tuesday at 427 Indiana Ave featuring items from a birdcage to a house lid. The Indianapolis Matterchor will present its first concert of the season on Wednesday night November 6 with Mrs. Philip Goetz assisting and Gade's The Crusaders on the program. Ancient Landmarks No. 319 F and A M welcomed four new members Monday night S D Giger A H Johnson F A Miller and Ira Winzett. afterward a banquet at Denison with toastmaster A W Thompson.
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University-place Baptists
Indianaave
Indianapolis Mannerchor
Philip Goetz
Gade
the Crusaders
S. D. Giger
A. H. Johnson
F. A. Miller
Ira Winzett
Denison
A. W. Thompson
Western man returns stolen flag to Gov Durbin
A recently converted western man handed back a flag that had adorned Gov Durbin’s headquarters during the Spanish-American War. The flag had been loaned to Col. Durbin by Mount Vernon’s Company B of the 161st, after being presented to the unit by Mount Vernon women. State fish commissioner Sweeney sells a small booklet of blank hunting permits for enclosed lands and notes the 1901 law makes hunting with dogs or firearms on such lands a misdemeanor without the owner or tenant’s written consent.
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Gov. Durbin
Mount Vernon
Col. Durbin
Sweeney
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Boston
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Virginia Ave
C. W. Merkel
Gregg System
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