Routes and freight rules for entering city tramways
A city contract outlines routes for interurban lines entering the city with five year change rights by the board, tying entrances to East New York West and South streets terminals of the Indianapolis Terminal and Traction Company. Freight may move in specific car types, with terminals handling all freight and no street discharge. Fowls only between 12 30 and 4 39 am. Freight rates must equal the maximum charged by others.
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New York
Indianapoli Terminal and Traction Company
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois Ohio region Aug 1
Indiana Saturday showers in far south, then fair and warmer with southerly winds. Illinois fair on Saturday with warmer NE portion, Sunday fair with possible showers in north, south and east portions. Ohio Saturday showers south and east, Sunday fair and warmer with variable winds. Regional temperature notes and precipitation totals interspersed.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Movements of Steamers with Arrivals and Departures
Steamship notices from Cherbourg and other ports for August record arrivals and departures. Fuerst Rek arrived from New York. August Victoria sailed for New York from Hamburg and Southampton. Umbria and Merion passed to Queenstown and Liverpool. Anchoria sailed to New York and Mongolia to Montreal from Moville. Bremen arrived from New York. Patricia arrived at Plymouth for New York.
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Cherbourg
Fuerstrek
New York
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Southampton
Browhead
Umbria
Merion
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Moville
Anchoria
Mongolia
Montreal
Bremen
Plymouth
Patricia
City approves freight contract with street railway firms
The board of public works and common council authorize a contract setting minimum 20 percent rates for classes 1 2 3 and 4 under the 1902 classification. They reserve city power to regulate freight routes and to alter streetcar lines to connect with city terminals while ensuring delivery points. Mayor Bookwalter calls the contract eminently good for the city.
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Board of Public Works and Common Council
Indianapolis Street Railway Commy
Indianapolis Terminal and Iron Company
Bookwalter
Who Bid 76 For U. T.?
Interurban market chatter centers on Union Traction common stock bids of 77 from brokers on Indianapolis orders. George F. Mc Culloch and W. C. Sampson spar over the cause, with Marott suspected of backing the bull move to lift prices and influence tax assessments.
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Union Traction Common
George F. McCulloch
W. C. Sampson
Union Company
Philadelphia
U. T. Common
Indianapolis
Hotel Walton
McCulloch
North
Meridian Street
Washington Street
Marott
Union Traction
State Board of Tax Commissioners
A. R. Thompson
Granger Farwell & Co
Commissioners weigh subway idea and crossing plans
The County Commissioners urge Indianapolis Shelbyville and Southeast Traction and Union Railway to refine crossing design at Prospect street. They prefer a gradual 24 percent grade with retaining walls over a 4 percent grade with a wide ditch. Property owners may petition on preferred crossing. Meanwhile the fourth electric railway to Indianapolis starts service today at 6:30 from Indianapolis to Mooresville with hourly cars, transferring at Stockyards for the local line.
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Indianapolis, Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction Company
Union Railway Company
Prospect Street
The
Traction Company
Union Railway
Indianapolis
Mooresville
Martinsville
Charles Finley Smith
Strike of 1500 Boiler Makers Shuts Chicago Shops
Chicago saw a large strike as 1500 boiler makers shipbuilders and helpers left work over wage scale demands. Inside and outside rates proposed rose. three major shops signed the union scale while others may follow. Separate Minnesotan barber case seeks legal ruling on prison shop operations.
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Chicago
Allis-Chalmers Company
Halley Down-draft Company
Hamlet Boiler and Tank Company
Emancipation Day Activities and Hoosiers Lead Tie
Emancipation day events at Brighton Beach include amateur road races and athletic contests plus a sparring match. The A B C champion colored team will face Olives Club at 3 0. Indianapolis and Louisville performances shift standings. Hoosiers now tied for first with the Colonels following yesterday’s games in Milwaukee and Kansas City.
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Indianapolis
Brighton Beach
Olives’ Club
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Hoosiers
Colonels
Infantry Rifle Competition Opens at Fort Sherman
CHICAGO Aug 1 The infantry rifle competition of the Department of the Lakes began at Fort Sherman this morning. Firing was at rectangular targets at 20, 60 yards and 60 yards. The day was ideal for shooting with light clouds and no wind. The highest score was 179 by Corporal Roell Third Infantry.
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Chicago
Department of the Lakes
Fort Sherman
Corporal Roell
Third Infantry
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Cure Ad Box Note
Eb W Grove name appears on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets the celebrated cold and flu remedy. The note emphasizes brand prominence and product branding.
Greenline wins 2:20 pace as Elderone is suspended
In Columbus on August 1, Greenline won the 2:20 pace for a $5,000 purse amid scandal as Elderone driven by Tom Stuard was disqualified and suspended for one year after a deliberate cut in the final heat. Bets were off and officials penalized the horses and crew while Valentine and Tertimen received minor penalties.
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Columbus
Tom Stuard
Elderone
Greenline
Green
Stuard
Valentine
Hudson
Tertimen
Klondike
Chase
Dan Patch
Joe Patchen
Wauban
G. G
Dam Althea
Sau- Ooto
Charlie Me
Ray- Dona
Aiccs
Consettieeseens
Dorothy Redmond
QWENS
Cess
Dr. Spellman
B. G
Erwin
Ruth M
B. m
Miller
Greenback
Saunders
B. G. Seeene
Entine
B. Cherry Lass
Br. m
Stat Beware
B. H
O'Brien
Allie EL
Ch. m
Faris
Judge Hines
Garriety
Ose
Walker
Bernaldo
Bik. m
Wynema
Kenney
Summer Morn
Thomas
Barline
Oneonta
S. m. Pidingy
Jim Fenton
Br. G
Patterson
Wallace
Murphy
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split doubleheader. Phila wins second
Cincinnati and Philadelphia split a doubleheader in Philadelphia with Cincinnati taking the first game 3 to 2 and Philadelphia winning the second in the last inning 4 to 3. The day featured several close scores among major league clubs including Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn, and St. Louis with New York and St. Louis splitting two at the Polo Grounds. Attendance figures ranged around the thousands, reflecting a busy midweek card.
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Dilene
Tex
Amarillo
Atlanta
Cairo
Calgary
N. W
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Concordia
Kan
Davenport
Calloo Moines
Ta & Chu
Kanjue
Alut
Minn
Paso
Fort Smith
Arton
Grand Haven
Rsburg
Philadelphia
Tsburg
Lake
St. Paul
Santa Fe
N. M
Morz
Miss Voru
Washington
Db. C
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
McGraw
Currie
Ryan
McGinnity
Bresnahan
Rhe St. Louis
Pearson
Matthewson and Bowerman
Matthewson
National
Woo
Pittsburg Eowewae
Cinemnati
Chicago St. Louis
Philadelphia Ton
Baltimore
Detroit
Wilson
Powell
Logansport to Host Day With Park Upgrades and Suspension
Logansport plans a major civic event with a new fence around the driving park, erecting fresh stables, and track improvements. Logansport day is set for Wednesday, Aug 13, with all business in the city to be suspended in the afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Logansport Driving Association
Harness Races At Kokomo Close With Strong Finishes
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Kokomo Indiana reports five harness events and a half mile run with close finishes. Fannie Riley and Little Timber headlined trots while Logan Boy and Marchett starred in earlier heats, and pace events featured Silhouette and May Beil among others. The Kokomo meeting closes Saturday evening with robust turnout and competitive drives.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Fannie Riley
Blackburn
James
Williams
Little Timber
Nowles
Anderson
J. B. McRoberts
Styles
Logan Boy
McKahen
Katle
Brewer
Wilson
Marchett
Hen
W. J. Lewis
Moody
Srsereeee Bora Tip
Slater
Morral
Woods
Anna C. McGeath
Silhouette
Harlan
Gimblet
Smith
Clematis
Styles Daisy
Weaver Jeanness
Little Jim
Pimne
May Beil
Ima Dawsonee
Dusie H
Terbush
Rosebud
Coppess
Dr. Benny
Billy Almont
Miss Brennan
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Fair
Oakland
Jim Corbett
Billy Brown
Dutchman
Snowden
Minnis
Lady H
Little Duke
Tommy Briton
Batteries-Dorner and Krebs, McFarland and Weaver
Decatur page notes names Batteries Dorner and Krebs McFarland and Weaver listed in a condensed item. No further context provided to describe actions, dates, or affiliations.
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Decatur
Cedar Rapids
Dorner and Krebs
McFarland and Weaver
Scores From Southern Association Games
In Little Rock Nashville edged Shreveport 3 to 2 while Atlanta tied New Orleans 9 to 9. Birmingham blanked New Orleans 6 0 and Birmingham kept pace with a 0 win while Shreveport posted a 9 run total.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
Atlanta
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ninth Inning Victory Nets Indianapolis Win Over Milwaukee
Milwaukee drops opener at Athletic Park 4 3 as Indianapolis breaks tie in the ninth on Coulter’s center hit Kuhn sacrifice McMackin error and Williams single. Kuhm’s fourth inning homer gave visitors early lead while Shiebeck double and Clingman RBI framed late Indianapolis rally. Attendance and officials noted. Williams worked mound for Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis Journal
Milwaukee
Wis
American Association
Athletic Park
Watkins
Coulter
Kuhn
McMackin
Williams
Kuhm
Woodruff
Clingman
Shiebeck
Hallman
Indianapolis
Indianapo
Schiebeck
Kihm
Tames
Cit Haliman
Dung
Kansas City and Louisville Battle Through Nine
Kansas City and Louisville played a nine inning game with Kansas City taking a 5 to 2 victory. Gannon delivered a three base hit for Kansas City while Ganzel and Nance contributed key doubles. Pitching by Gibson and Flaherty held Louisville to limited runs as attendance reached 2,000 with two hours of play.
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Louisville
R.hoae
Louis
R.H.O.A
Gear
Schaub
Clymer
Ac Thiel
Spies
C. Gibson
Flaherty
Kansas City
Grady McAndrews
Gannon
Beville
Nance
Honner
Ganzel
Minn
Io. A. Ar
R.hoae Lynch
Arm Hart
Phyle
Wilmot
Werden
Byers
C. Quillin
S Grant
Sporer
Minneapolis
Columbus
Wild Patch Shpenas
Thomas
Verden
Ouillin
Knoll
Tindill
Ifan
Ban Johnson and Cincinnati Club Move Stirred for 191?
Indianapolis magnate Ban Johnson and attorney John E. Bruce discuss a Cincinnati franchise bid for next year. A formal application is filed by local backers, with decisions to wait until the league fall meeting. August Hermann leads a syndicate tied to the Cincinnati club sale.
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Cincinnati
John E. Bruce
American Baseball League
Ban Johnson
American League
Bruce
Johnson
Chicago
August Hermann
Hermann
Brush
Baltimore
Baltimore Baseball and Athletic Company
Olin Bryan
Autumn Leaves Shocks at Brighton Beach Handicap
Autumn Leaves, a 5 to 1 outsider, won the Brighton Beach handicap for three year olds and up at a mile and a quarter after Ethics was disqualified for a foul. Arden led early, Numeral and Tom Kenny clashed. Furnes forced a bump, leading to the foul disqualification and Autumn Leaves’ upset victory.
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New York
Aug
W. BR. Condon
Rose Tint
Anna K
Belle of
Lexington
Brighton Beach
Ethics
Arden
Burns
Furnes
Tom Kenny
Numeral
Bullman
Stevedore
Ivernia
W. R. Condon
Himself
Poolroom mixup costs Kingston bettors in Louisville
In Louisville, a Kingston poolroom posted wrong odds after confusing Talala and Duella due to similar names. The error flipped the 2-to-3 favorite and 3-to-1 contender in Highland Park’s first race, prompting large wagers before the mistake was corrected, costing about 2.48.
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Louisville
Kingston
Talala
Duella
Highland Rk
Richard Croker's Ypstianu Wins Chesterfield Cup Race
In London Australia Richard Croker's Ypstianu secured victory in the Chesterfield cup a handicap of zero and sweep stakes of fifteen sovereigns for three year olds and upwards distance one Rica idea or ashe was coeeal and m was Sonatura finished third
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London
Aus
Richard Croker
Ypstianu
Rica
Idea
Ashe
Coeeal
Sonatura
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