Hoosier pennant champs celebrate with downtown parade
The American Association pennant winners return home at 4 50 a.m. Monday over the Monon. A Tuesday parade starts at Grand hotel with police and the Indianapolis military band leading St. Louis and Indianapolis carriages. A monster banquet follows at the ranch hotel at 9 p.m. Tickets cost 1 and are at Huder's drug store. The game vs St. Louis Nationals is at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Illinois St
Georgia
Meridian
Ohio
Circle
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Illinois
Market
Capitol
Washington
Park
Ranch Hotel
Huder
St. Louis Nationals
Post Office Team Beats Blocks 6 to 2 on Muddy Diamond
Leitner the Laycock pitcher faced Uncle Sam's men in a clever ball game. The score tilted 6 to 2 for the Post Office team. One Block player and three Shamrocks showed at Fairview, and the Marotts were awarded the game. The Star Store Kahn clash was postponed due to rain until next Sunday as the diamond remained a sea of mud.
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People’s Outfitting Company
Liebers
Miller
People’s
Leitner
Fairview
Marotts
Pigskin Rushers and Early College Football Scores
Michigan Agricultural College fell 33 to 0 to Notre Dame while Purdue opened with a 56 to 0 victory over Franklin. Muncie Association beat Cincinnati 2 to 0 as Charles Gager sustained a spine injury in Hartford. Culvert defeated Wabash 27 to 0 and Yale Harvard and Pennsylvania beat Trinity Williams and Lehigh. Big elevens rounding into form.
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Notre Dame
Purdue
Franklin
Muncie Association
Cincinnati
Muncie
Charles Gager
Hartford
Earlham
Culvert
Wabash
Military School
Collegians
Yale
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Trinity
Williams
Lehigh
Turner’s Day Athletic Carnival Draws Delegates
Social Turners of the western district hosted a large indoor carnival at Germania house after rain. Chicago won first prize, Dayton second, Cincinnati third. individual prizes went to Emmerich, Mayer, Urging, Schuster, Feige, Roahm, Rudhskaual and Niehaus. Omaha beat Indianapolis in a series tied to the American association.
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German House
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Daytor
Germania Park
Social Turnverein
Dayton
Max Emmerich
Indianapolis
George Mayer
Otto Urging
Philip Schuster
A. Feige
Louisville
P. Roahm
John Rudhskaual
H. Niehaus
Philadelphia Boxer O'Brien Meets Choynski Monday Night
Jack O'Brien travels to the American Athletic Club arena to face Joe Choynski in a bout expected near 154 pounds for O'Brien and 165 pounds for Choynski at ringside. The mismatch in weight drawn public interest for Monday night's argument.
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Philadelphia
Jack” O’brien
Joe Choynski
American Athletic Club
Choynski
O’brien
G 0. P. Candidates Handed Out Salve at Club Blowout
At the Orient club on Woodlawn Avenue a Republican get together drew candidates and local youths. Bob Metzger, candidate for sheriff, mingled as Mayor Bookwalter drew support. The club, three years old, avoids politics but favors fellowship with oyster soup cigars and stories.
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Orient Club
Woodlawn Ave
South Side
Bookwalter
Bob” Metzger
Burned at the stake in Corinth after confession
In Corinth Mississippi a young Black man Tom Clark confessed to assaulting and murdering Mrs Cave Whitefield on August nineteen and was burned at the stake by a mob. He admitted killing two men on an excursion train years ago and claimed other crimes including rape and theft. The execution was witnessed by thousands.
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Corinth
Miss
Cave Whitefield
Tom Clark
Clark
French Camp
Memphis
Brother shoots man as he attacks mother in Chicago
In Chicago on a Sunday night, Michael Ward fired at his brother Thomas Ward who was beating their mother and threatening to kill her. The bullet struck Thomas in the head and he died from the wound.
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Chicago
Thomas Ward
Michael
Indianapolis Concerns Enter Candy Trust
Daggett & Co. along with John T. F. Messick and James H. Wilson and Nichols Krull Co have sold to a new candy trust named National Candy Company. Organized in New Jersey with 1,060,000 capital, the move includes interests in St Louis Buffalo Louisville Cincinnati Detroit Chicago and Milwaukee. Headquarters will be in St Louis and the firm aims to be operational by mid October.
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Daggett & Co
John TF. Messick
James H. Wilson
Nichols-Krull Company
Kilmer K. Nichols
Albert Krull
Candy Trust
National Candy Company
New Jersey
St. Louis
Buffalo
Louiaville
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Combine
McGovern Aims for 100 Runs as Rest Calls in Brooklyn
The Sporting Drift notes Terry McGovern, first National League player to reach 100 runs, heads to Brooklyn for rest after scoring a couple hundred on a 10 to 1 shot Saturday. It references Pittsburgs and a fight involving O'Brien and Choynski, with Chicago dated Sept. 29.
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Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Pittsburgs
O’brien
Choynski
Chicago
Friendly feeling noted as Smith views Far East trade potential
Gen. Wm. Sooy Smith, returning from Port Arthur, says Russians favor Americans and predicts vast commerce with Asia if U S policy remains welcoming. He cites a Chinese merchant ordering 50,000 barrels of flour and warns against exclusionist policy harming growth with Japan, Germany, England and Russia race for trade.
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San Francisco
Wm. Sooy Smith
Chicago
Port Arthur
Manchuria
China
Japan
Path of the Reaper and Local Deaths
John F. Julian died Saturday night at City hospital from acute peritonitis. He was known on dog berry row and often employed in justices offices. Alexander F. Morrison died Saturday afternoon from apoplexy in Dr. Morrison's office. he was bookkeeper for a wholesale house on Meriuan street. Elisha Dove, 83, died Sunday at his son Henry’s home two miles east of Brightwood. funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m. He left a widow and four sons including Lee Dove of Cash & Dove.
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John F. Julian
Dogberry Row
Julian
Alexander F. Morrison
Frank Morrison
Dr. Morrison
S. Meriuan-st
Elisha Dove
Henry
Brightwood
Lee Dove
Cash & Dove
Massachusetts Ave
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