University of Indianapolis football aims to restore reputation
The first line up for the University of Indianapolis football team will be announced Tuesday. Capt Jump and Manager Butler report a strong array of talent, despite last year’s poor showing. Several old players are likely to return, including Jump Gavin Ruick and Butler, with Ruick also set to coach.
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University of Indianapolis
Jump
Butler
Bookwalter
Thompson
Gavin
Greene
Ruick
Purdue
DePauw
Yale
Atkinson
Reese
Algo
Sheek
I. U
Medical
Walter’ Butler
University
Purdie
Notre Dame
Indiana ‘University
Sted Smn
Battery Names and Court Scores Seen in New York Record
A fragmented New York page mentions R H E Brooklynyy and several surnames Batteries Kennedy McGuire Carrick Warner with scattered numbers and letters, indicating a brief record of players or scores. The legible items hint at a sports or organizational listing, but details are incomplete.
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R. H. E. Brooklynyy
New York
Kennedy, McGuire
Carrick Warner
Diamond Snapshot: Sullivan Joines Boston in Gilt-Edged Play
Sullivan of Grand Rapids is catching for Boston. Suits filed against Cleveland and Louisville by Circuit Attorney Eagers of St. Louis allege Missouri anti trust violations for playing in St. Louis without filing articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Dobbs, held for Indianapolis, not strong in Wheeling batting. McGraw not in danger of Cincinnati move, says Banton. Mannassau called New York versus Brooklyn at end of eighth as sun stayed high.
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Grand Rapids
Boston
Cleveland
Louisville
Eagers
St. Louis
Missouri
Secretary of State
Dobbs
Indianapolis
Wheeling
Banton
McGraw
Cincinnati
Early College Football Roundup From Various Teams
Pennsylvania crushed Franklin and Marshall 48 to 0 while Cornell beat Syracuse 17 to 0. Notre Dame over Englewood 28 to 5. Purdue touted a 150 pound average with players listed as candidates. Indiana previews new halves after losing Youtsler and Hunt. Yale struggles with faculty issues. several players hospitalized. Notre Dame and DePauw loom as strong state competitors with optimistic indicators and scout remarks from Coach Ford.
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Franklin
Marshall
Cornell
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Englewood
Purdue
DuShane
Miller
May
Davidson
Call
Rich
Mckenzie
Galloway
Robertson
Byers
McCoy
Berkley
Jones
Anderson
Smith
Indiana University
Hurley
Pike
Sparks
Hubbard
Niezer
Ray
Dodze
Aydelotte
McGovery
Foster
Ross
Hawiey
Youtsler
Hunt
I. U
Hyland
Yale
Kiefer
Coy
Hubbel
Dudley
Ely
Invis University
Northwestern
McKeenfield
Greencastle
DePauw
Ford
of. DePauw
Eddie Bald Leads London Races as Others Train Hard
Eddie Bald races ahead in London with Ted Sloane and likely quits riding. Tom Sharkey hones for his Jeffries showdown with George Dixon learning much from the colored wonder. Miss Carpenter of Chicago plans Butler College golf, practicing at Indianapolis Club. Philadelphia Colts race ends in a three-game tie against Prince Ranji’s English team.
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London
Ted Sloane
Tom Sharkey
Jeffries
George Dixon
Tom
Miss Carpenter
Chicago
Butler College
Indianapolis
Prince Ranjitsinhi
Philadelphia Colts
D. C
Holzell
Spokane
Ten- Eyck
James Norris
Halifax Harbor
The First Born Gets the Big Brain
London reports Prof. Axenfeld argues that all men of genius are first born after extensive study. He cites examples showing eminent figures are often firstborn, while later siblings may excel but rarely reach greatness. after the sixth child, following siblings may still show talent.
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London
Axenfeld
Hand Torch Explosion Injures Post Office Engineer
Harry A. Henshaw, engineer at 925 S. Meridian, was severely burned Wednesday at the post office when a small hand torch exploded after he lit it to relight a lamp. Oil on him caught fire. he was burned on the head, arms, and back. Dr. Todd of the City dispensary removed him to City hospital. by Thursday morning his condition was satisfactory with recovery likely.
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Harry A. Henshaw
Henshaw
Dr. Todd
Stable Fire Burns Horse at Sixteenth Street Barn
A stable at 225 W Sixteenth St burned on Wednesday around 10 30 p m. Three horses were inside the building and one suffered severe burns on the back. The injured horse refused to exit and kicked violently as water was applied.
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Sixteenth St
Cotton Sells at Nine Cents in Pine Bluff Market
In Pine Bluff Arkansas on September 28 buyers paid nine cents for two lots of long staple cotton. The price compares with six to six and a half cents for the same cotton last year, showing a notable decline year over year.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Interstate stockyards to open in Toledo Friday
The new Interstate stock yards will open for business Friday. John L. Griffiths will speak in the Ohio campaign, opening in Toledo in October. Ambrose P. Stanton has qualified as executor of the estate of George W Jul ian with a bond of 20000 dollars. Carriage body makers at the Spencer house deny forming a trust but say they organized to advance mutual interests. Several musicians join three winter symphony concerts: Katharine Bloodgood contralto Frances Saville soprano Elsa Ruegger cellist. B F Lamb of Indianapolis now mails superintendent at Santiago ordered to Havana to replace John Newman transferred to Manila. Gabriel Godfray appeals Miami county tax case claiming the 48 acres inherited from his father government grant. Cora J. Sueing marries Gottfried Kueffer. probate commissioner Walker finds marriage sane, previously delayed due to concerns over her property. Frances W Williamson sells her Adams Williamson yen works stake to Perley B. Raymond for 40000. Raymond is Rebecca Adams’s brother, matching the widows’ shares after out-of-court settlement.
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Interstate
John L. Griffiths
Ohio
Toledo
Ambrose P. Stanton
George W. Julian
Spencer House
Katharine
Bloodgood
Frances Saville
Elsa Ruegger
B. F. Lamb
Indianapolis
Santiago
Havana
John Newman
Manila
Gabriel Godfray
Supreme Court
Miami County
Gottfried “Kueffér
Walker
Daa
Frances W. Williamson
Adams & Williamson Yen
Perley B. Raymond
Raymond
Rebecca Adams
Whitsett Undertaker Ad Offers Hats and Meals in Busy Fall
The Whitsett undertaker Chas. T. posts contact details at 631 N. Meridian and phone 564. An advertisement touts hats as best and cheapest at Seaton's, a Pennsylvania street business likely offering a full meal for lunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Chas. T
Whitsett
Meridian-st
Seaton’s
Pennsylvania
Union Trust Company Earns Community Confidence
The Union Trust Company is described as composed of experienced men whose capable leadership earns public trust. It notes reasonable charges and offers free advice to customers seeking guidance in financial matters.
Local corporate officers named in company filing
John H. Holliday serves as president while Henry Beitel is vice president and treasurer. H M Foltz holds the secretary position in the listed corporate roster.
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John H. Holliday
Henry Beitel
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