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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
8
Si Seymour praised Sutthoff as a valuable Hoosier pitcher and indicated Joe Kelley would likely sign him for the Cincinnati Reds next season. Indiana faces the loss of a key arm to the major leagues while Watkins eyed other pitching options.
A reader letter from Stevens Point Wisconsin describes kidney and bladder troubles and back pain. The writer credits Warner's Safe Cure with diagnosing via urine analysis and curing the ailment after a free sample and continued use.
An Indianapolis Sun advertisement claims Warner's Safe Cure purifies kidneys and treats rheumatism gout diabetes Bright's disease and bladder issues. It offers a free trial bottle and a medical booklet, urging readers to write to Warner's Safe Cure Company in Rochester New York.
The coach says he will not reveal the next season roster until after football ends. He notes fans want football news first and baseball talk is premature while pigskin is in season. Indefinite rumors of a big league berth are dismissed as groundless.
Notre Dame has fully recovered from the Indiana game and plans to sharpen speed with signal drills on Tuesday. South Bend’s athletics beat P and S of Chicago 32 to 0 for their third win as Purdue reports 59 players at practice. DePauw returns from a 1100 mile trip costing 300 dollars. Goshen hosts northern Indiana high school title clash as Marion faces Goshen for a likely disputed crown.
Thoroughbred racing notes from Memphis and St Louis report Crescens and Dan Patch failing to break records. Jack Young won a St Louis handicap at a mile and a sixteenth in 1 47. Chicle led a 30 to 1 to 10 to 1 upset at Aque duct by a half length. The Lady won the feature at Worth track at a mile and a sixteenth as a 17 to 1 shot. A new Starling machine was tested in St Louis with eleven horses, four short of capacity. Indianapolis horse show sparks demand and orders for top quality horses in the city.
Muncie and Elwood played an indoor baseball game in the auditorium with Muncie winning 18 to 10. The Buffaloes Shriners and Elks of the fraternal bowling league won straight games. The Buffaloes lead with 1 000 percent. Kenton Iron company basketball team reorganizes for 1902 08 with the same lineup. Columbia club schedules a bowling tournament November 3 to 8 with a 50 cent entrance fee covering three games.
The Grand hosts the Four Madcaps and The Vos this week. Review praises foreign vaudeville for its polish and constant self improvement while noting American acts often rely on the same routine. The Madcaps rehearse long hours and dedicate themselves to art under close supervision.
Four young women form the Madcap quartet led by manager A W Winkler perform on stage with gymnastic drills and headstands after each show. The group, including Lena Winkler Jessie Perks Dolly Gartner and Anna Baur, boast eight years together and plan a London return in a month.
The Park shows sell out early Tuesday for both performances as The Runaway Girl concludes its engagement to make room for Miss, with Nelle McHenry in the cast. The Runaway Girl’s business is described as record breaking. Dolly Jorean stars at the Empire with high average singing while On the Quiet a Willie Collier play is set for English's Wednesday night led by Thomas Ross.
An extended statement notes that current county campaigns are the cheapest in years. Candidates from both parties say spending is lower than in recent primaries. They explain more people are employed, reducing the need to solicit funds, though a substantial expenditure remains.
A Columbus street railway strike is threatened after employees formed a union. The company learned the secretary and president’s names and discharged them. International president Mahon is in town planning a finish fight as 90 percent of workers vow to join the union. The local firm has long resisted organizing efforts.
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