Grimes Wins White Cycle Club Road Race at Brazil
S M Grimes won the White Cycle Club road race held Monday morning at Brazil over 13 1 2 miles in 37 minutes with Frank Kroeskeiske of Seymour second. Wim Holman was disqualified for not completing the course. The event drew a large crowd with 47 riders and several spills but few injuries.
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White Cycle Club
S. M. Grimes
Meridian
Millarsville
Millersville
Fey da
Grimes
Ralph Mier Lad
Ohder
P.O. Watson
A. Hk
Fywood
Me Adhames
Omer Stulz
Ratoni
Aulen Cash
Will T.moerk
John Rotach
Sis
Perenk Geines
James Detvis
Ja. HL A Woodraff
Ifs
N.S. Winer
Brazil
J. We. Merz
Jal Stewart
Wm. Colwell
Afidler
Ie. Riddell
Tb Stewart
Mie Myers
Ie Warn
Lorsyilie Ai
Krosekeske
Witss
Fine Circus Parade Captivates Indianapolis Crowd
Monday’s ideal circus day drew country people to Ringling Bros show in Indianapolis. The morning parade featured tiger and lion cages, a hippo act, and a colorful display from band to elephants and camels. Afternoon performances at the Washington Street grounds drew large crowds as the Nelson family and other acts entertained while Ringling Bros offered cash prizes for equal or superior performances.
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Ringling Bros
W. Washington Sr
Ohs
Indianapolis
Windsor Hotel
Aternoon
W. Washington St Show Grounds
Waller
Geo. Gangweller
Nelson Family
Senate
Washington
Old Feud Ends in Fatal Shooting in Vienna Missouri
Prominent citizen Rudolph Manekee was fatally shot five times by Times editor J Slate after a long running feud. Slate says the shooting was in self defense and occurred Sunday night when the men again clashed.
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Vienna
T. P
Rudolph Manekee
Slate
The
Times
Manekee
Notable era events mix in wire whispers
Prominent east clergyman Rev Philip Phelps dies in Albany New York. Mrs Olerich and Miss Birdie Fair travel to San Francisco to testify in the Fair will case. Bedford Springs resort in Benford Pennsylvania sells for 285000. Li Hung Chang visits Niagara Falls. Premier Canovas demands 10000 monthly for Cuban war. Percy Gaunt, songwriter, dies in Lawrenceville New York. Arkansas election underway. Transcontinental relay riders pass Stuyvesant Falls. San Francisco message reaches New York 12 hours late. Darman Musgrove and H W A Ohnemars convicted of murder in Gleno Minn are hanged.
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Philip Phelps
East
Albany
N. Y
Olerich
Birdie Fair
San Francisco
Bedford Springs
Benford
Li Hung Chang
Niagara Falls
Muuch
Canovas
Spain
Percy Gaunt
Hossiers Hold Saints to Six Hits in Morning Game
The Saints were held to six hits as Damon and Mullane excelled in a ragged fielding display. Indianapolis led off, with strong pitching and opportunistic batting aiding a morning win while Minneapolis defeated Columbus in a separate morning game. Reds struggled in relief and Boston topped the Giants in a Pirates clash. the Spiders failed to capitalize in Boston.
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Hossiers
Saints
Fielding
Mullane
Damon
Indiana State Fair Sets Extended Entry for Equipages
Willie the exhibit of couch and carriage techne roadsters and saddlers appears in the same department with equipages at the Indiana State Fair. Competent judges will settle points. entry list closing time extended to Friday due to absent attendees. Special premiums offered for all breeds, exhibits Sunday. Children’s day Thursday. fair opens Monday September 14.
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Willie
Indianapolis
Kentedy
Sronday
Wikel named physical director of Indianapolis YMCA
H W H Wikel is appointed physical director at the Indianapolis YMCA coming from Chicago where he served five years as assistant director and taught physiology hygiene and gymnastics. He also worked in Louisville and Worcester and graduated from the International training school in Chicago. Regular YMCA classes begin Oct 5 with September focus on the natatorium and diverse programs for men business professionals juniors and individual instruction.
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H. WH. Wikel
Indianapolis
Chicago
Central Department
Louisville
Worcester
Miss. Tle
International Training School
Wikel
Labor Day Parade Dazzles Indianapolis Crowds
Crowds filled streets as unions including garment workers painters carpenters and plumbers marched in a Labor Day parade. Members rode hacks, carried flags, and wore uniforms while observer Read rode a horse in a wild Indian costume. The procession ended at Union Station with many taking trains to Anderson for an afternoon demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Wishington-st
Garment Workers’ Union
U.S
Cigar Makers
Jong Linen
Printing and Pressmen’s Union
Union Station
Anderson
Rash Hashana Observance Marks Jewish New Year
Beginning Monday night the Jewish new year Rash Hashana is observed with Tuesday services at Market Street temple and friends exchanging cards and calls. The observance is a day of rejoicing among reform Jews, tied to Mosaic law though not explicitly commanded, marking the start of the religious year and the era of teaching in the synagogue.
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Market St. Temple
Moses
Israel
Abin
Nissan
Wzra
Jezra
Li Hung Chang Visits Canadian Falls on Canadian Side
Li Hung Chang, guest of the Kamuneks, travels with Sir Henry Jolley and others. He tours Niagara Falls by carriage and Canadian park, praises the view as magnificent and sublime. The party proceeds to Toronto by special train, noting the danger of a dynamo incident nearby.
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Li Hung Chang
Dmtiagara
Flivius
M. Y
T. Po-Li
Viceroy
Henry Jolley
A. (. Parmlee
Canadian Park
Dufferin
Wade
Helso
Bondas
Bryan Returns to Chicago for Labor Meeting
Former candidate William Jennings Bryan arrived in Chicago from Milwaukee to address a labor gathering at Sharpshooters park. He entered via Northwestern Station to a cheering crowd of about 10 onlookers and was met by ex Gov Peek. A delegation from the Horseshoers union presented a silver horseshoe as an omen of good luck.
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Mary Hiingis
Ieeeehanter
Phi Gamma Celts
Duncan & Smith
Board of Trade, S
Sie American Public Health Assortation
Bifvalo
N. Y
D.C Ramses
Indiane Board of Health
Hurry
Jed Nitzel
Meridian‘st
John Newby
Bunday
Luther
Newby
Fion
Tesse Overstreat
Union Soldiers’ Mutual League
Criminal Court
Cass County
SUN
Willam Smith
Martha Smith
Bartholomew County
Raftery
Arthur Davis
Alabama St
Grand Jury
Joshua Mundon
Wheatley
Mundon
Cox
Roger Whalen
Curran
Cincinnati
Chicago
Sept
Bryan
Milwaukee
Sharpshooters’ Park
Peek
Northwestern
Chicuegeet Ind
Peck
Auditorium
Horseshoers’ Union
Michigan-ave
Mr. Bryan
Dr Hurtys Health Plan For Schools
Dr Hurty will issue a health cale directing sanitary matters in state public schools for the coming year. It requires weekly washing of seats and desks with a disinfectant and use of a water jar with a spicket instead of a dipping bucket. The aim is to curb microbe spread as schools are disease hubs and the State boards of education and health will cooperate to implement the recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurty
State Board of Education
State Board of Health
Water Supplier Seeks Sanitarian Exam on Deep Wells
The water company informs the city health department it sources water from deep wells and requests examination by Sanitarian Ferguson. Dr. Ferguson says city acceptance requires absolute proof that river water is completely excluded from the mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davis
City Health Department
Sanitarian Ferguson
Dr. Ferguson
Grimes Wins Labor Day Road Race on Stearns Wheel
M. Grimes of Brazil Indiana and the Daily Times won the labor day road race. An amateur of the purest kind he loves cycle racing and pays his own expenses. He rides a Stearns wheel because he believes it carries him through.
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Stearns
Bynum departs to Chicago for national committee duties
Chairman Bynum leaves Indianapolis Monday to secure headquarters for the national committee and to meet nominees at Louisville on September 12. The remainder of the executive committee and the secretary will be chosen later. Eastern papers praise the Indianapolis convention, with New York Sun and Philadelphia Record commenting on venue, decor, and vitality.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
New York Sun
Tundianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Philadelphia Record
Tomlinson
Sc. Market and
Delaware Sts
Gen. Palmer
Joly Adams
John Quincy Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Big Encampment Parade Attracts 150000 Onlookers
Col I N Walker and Adjutant Gen Robbins praise the recent encampment calling it the most successful they have attended. The Wednesday parade drew 25 000 veterans with an estimated 150 000 visitors in St Paul while Indianapolis press limits hindered coverage. Headquarters shift to Omaha for Gen Clarkson new commander in chief.
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Col
I. N. Walker
St. Paul
Gen. Robbins
Walker
Indianapolis
Omaha
Gen. Clarkson
Col. Walker
Iris + missioner
Cincinnati
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Frank Kroschesike
Kroscheske
Or Lim
Tinlian
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Halian
Joseph A
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Ehulet
Villa
Santo
Great Sisle
Fter
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Flesrom
Providence, Th. 1
Dr. Pautyo
Ttardwood Munters, Grates
Jno. M
Lully
Frank Butts
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Reds
Brooklyn
Spiders
Boston
Lladianapolis
Rowe St. Ferto
Polis
Miallane Oat Spies
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Miliers
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Amorning
Ore
AL Treakmire
Red
Sugden
Lenistie
Spupers
Gortertess Nichols
Bergen
Tfurst
Colonels
Baltimore
Colonels Cave
Orioles
Pond
Robinson
Bal
Miller
Lomypire
Lilly
William and
Louisa Dry
Willard St
Connard
Emma Hauser
Wright St
Charles and
Edith Wehr
Frank and
Emma Spoon
Mary Denny
Delaware-st
Gustave Witt
Michigan-st
J. Mortimer Alfred
Clara von Bure
Charles Miller
July Ophelia Baker
Harry Brown
Mary Abie
William Smith
Sno. M. Lilly
Inprependent Order Painters’ Union
Chicago Horseshoers
Bynum
National Dem
Ocratic Party
Henry Clay
Polk
Clay
Liberty Party
New York
Massachusetts
Ohio
Birney
Lewis Cass
Martin van Buren
Pennsylvania
van Buren
Cass
Gen. Taylor
Kingston
Falmer
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