Sparrows and Gun Club Trials Highlight Indianapolis Shoot
The Indianapolis Gun Club held a trial at their west city grounds with two traps for targets and one for sparrows. McIntire led sparrow scores with thirty four straight birds as wind disrupted many rounds. Dr Tomlin impressed by quickly matching winning pace.
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Indianapolis
McIntire
Tomlin
Eves
Brown
John
Joe Gasper
John Gasper
Morris
Moore
Michaelis
Mr. Wands
Nave
Barr
S. H. Moore
William A. Dailey
Charles Crovie
George H. Kerr
William L. Clit- P. Brown
Dr. Tomlin
Mr. Shaf- Blackburn
Mr. Foster
Frank Ho Parry “Brown
Joseph Michaels
Grand American Handicap Likely Next Year at Indianapolis Club
The 194 Grand American handicap, the nation’s premiere shooting event, may be held at the new Indianapolis Club in 194. Secretary Elmer E. Shaner of the Interstate Association visited Indianapolis and said the club can host the big tournament with its growing facilities. Club president Tresh and W. B. Allen coordinate arrangements as the club, now over 30 members strong, prepares to dedicate its clubhouse, signaling a strong future in gun club tournaments nationwide. Indiana already hosts the State tournament on June 9 and 1, with plans to attract top shooters for the fall event.
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United States
Indianapolis
Elmer E. Shaner
Interstate Association
Inddianapolis
W. T. At
Kansas
Shaner
Tresh
W. B. Allen
Indiana Club
Atmient Shooters of the
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City News Notes Dr Brill returns from four weeks outing
Dr J H Brill comes back after a four week trip to Michigan. Dr John J Kyle returns from Bos New York after a fort vacation. Colonel BE Ellsworth Circle No 27 G A R to host a lawn at Mrs Hattie M Hopps home for soldiers and orphans. Elks guests of F Fanning at Grand Hotel plan trip through Western States. Mitchell of Hovey street injured by shattered beer bottle abdomen. admitted to City Hospital. Crippen missing son of Clarence Crippen said to have stayed overnight with mother. Lightning struck Meekman on North Missouri while cutting wood. he escaped injury.
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J. H. Brill
Michigan
John J. Kyle
Bos
New York
BE. E. Elsworth
Hattie M. Hop
Senate Avenue
McNulty
John J. Banner
Charles Stager
Elks
F. Fanning
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Hovey Street
City Hospital
Dispen
Mackey
Crippen
Wronged Wife’s Revenge at Park Theater
Mrs. Julia Beyers confronted her husband at the Park Theater after discovering he took another woman there. A crowd of over five hundred witnessed Beyers strike, tear, and scratch, beating both her husband and the rival before the man and wife left. the other woman escaped into the crowd.
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Julia Beyers
Woman Attacks Doctor at Sanatorium Over False Son
Mrs. Mary Haldeman attacked Dr. Albert E. Sterne at his sanatorium on East Tenth Street tearing clothes and bruising him. She believed her son was confined there and tried to free him. She embraced a bicycle officer and went to the police station thinking he was her son. relatives seek release but she may be sent to the insane asylum.
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Mary Haldeman
Albert E. Sterne
East Tenth Street
Hull
Griffin
Burglars Plotted Heist At Mrs West Residence
Burglars entered Mrs West home at 515 West Raymond Street last night taking a pocketbook with about 32 dollars and papers. Police suspect the same men robed Mrs Raymond at 308 Muskingum Street earlier that evening. No arrests yet. Junk dealers Joseph Bornstein and James Fallender faced Judge Whallon on a nuisance charge for dynamite dismantling of old roller mills. See Michael M Glenn injured by flying debris.
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West
West Raymond Street
Joseph Bornstein
James Fallender
Whallon
Michael M. Glenn
Whalton
Overstreet View on Currency Reform Report Incorrect
A Washington paper misrepresented Representative Overstreet by claiming he said currency reform is not imperative to the nation’s prosperity. He returned home yesterday from Washington and clarified his view that reform is needed but not essential for prosperity.
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Washington
Representative Overstreet
Overstreet
Mr. Overstreet
Indianapolis Military Carnival Opens Tomorrow for Armory Fund
The Indianapolis guardsmen set to open a six day carnival on Statehouse square to raise funds for a new armory. A grand parade forms at 7 a.m. with multiple divisions, followed by illumination, fireworks, and speeches by Governor Durbin. The Gaskill-Mundy Company brings a large travel show with a zoo, loop the loop, and acts. The carnival runs daily 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. with free admission to the carnival district and special days for newsboys and asylum children.
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Indianapolis
Statehouse Square
Alabama
Washington Streets
H. B. Smith
H. T. Conde
Indiana National Guard
R. L. Moorehead
K. of P
Taylor Powers
Modern Woodmen of America
Charles A. Garrard
Washington Street
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Monument
Durbin
Gaskill-Mundy Company
Zoo
Diavola
Correia
Carreta
Johnstown
Fresh Air Mission
City Hospital
Overstreet Says No Urgent Currency Reform Needed
Mr Overstreet doubts a special Congress session before November and expects Congress will likely pass some form of currency legislation.
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Overstreet
Congress
Razing Razor Threat Drives Woman to Leap From Window
Hattie Carpenter, a colored woman, fled a confrontation with her sweetheart after he drew a razor and tried to cut her throat. She leaped from a second story window at 407 Indiana Avenue, escaping with a sprained ankle. She was taken to City Hospital in the Dispensary ambulance, attended by Dr Jeffries, with injuries deemed not serious.
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Hattie Carpenter
Indiana Avenue
City Hospital
Jeffries
Pickpockets Roam Streets After Streetcar Robberies
Police responded to multiple reports of pocketbook thefts on street cars near Fort Wayne avenue and Tenth Street. Four women were robbed as thieves stood on running boards snatching purses.
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Fort Wayne Avenue
Tenth Street
Missouri Lumber and Land Exchange Company Incorporates
The Missouri Lumber and Land Exchange Company with capital of $60,000 filed incorporation papers yesterday. Fred L. Botsford is listed as Indiana business agent in the Claypool building. The Nation Hat and Cap Company of Terre Haute also incorporated yesterday to manufacture and sell hats with $16.66 capital stock. Directors are John Newhouse George J. Strobel Gertrude Strobel and Harold C. Baitley.
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Missouri Lumber and Land Exchange Company
Indiana
Fred L. Botsford
Claypool
Ate, O the Nation Hat and Cap Company
Terre Haute
John Newhouse
George J. Strobel
Gertrude Strobel
Harold C. Baitley
Bold holdup on Muskingum Street robs Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Raymond of 308 Muskingum Street was robbed at night by two Black men with revolvers. They forced her to surrender cash and a diamond ring valued over $100, then fled into the darkness. Police conducted a search but made no arrests by early morning.
Appellate Court Case Briefs and Nonresident Affidavits
A listing of appellate court records including cases from Lake County and Marion County. Entries show parties such as The South Bend Chilled Plow Company versus Oliver H. Cissne and Rosetta Wagner versus Alice Weyhe with notes on appellant briefs and affidavits of nonresidence.
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The
South Bend Chilled Plow Company
Oliver H. Cissne
Laporte C. C. Appellant
Iredell L. Luther
Eunice Nason
Lake C. C
Rosetta Wagner
Alice Weyhe
Appellant
Maggie M. Foster
Bemis Indianapolis B. Company
Marion
Dead Animal Man Faces Health Board Complaint
Charles Pettijohn for West Side residents accuses Joseph Haas of dumping carcasses along Fall Creek near White River. He cites unbearable odor. Haas’s city contract requires carcasses be moved to Sellers' farm for processing, excluding hoofs.
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Board of Health
Joseph Haas
Charles Pettijohn
West Side
Haas
Fall Creek
White River
Fancy fabrics offered for upholstery orders
Material options range from six to sixty dollars per square yard based on fineness and weave weight. Shading, coloring, or blending to match furnishings can be produced. Typical orders can be filled within one to two months.
Coal En Route South Feeds Southern Ports
Pittsburg August 2 coal ships begin moving 4.84 million bushels to southern ports amid falling river stages on the Ohio rivers. The convoy includes 44 barges 44 boats and flats totaling 96 pieces. Meanwhile Shamokin Union Coal warns of indefinite mine closures due to an overcrowded market affecting 3,000 workers.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
Cincinnati
Shamokin
Union Coal Company
Roast beef on revolving spits rare in New York kitchens
A New York chef told women diners that roast beef is an anomaly in the country with only one city hotel kitchen still using open-fire revolving spits for various meats. He advocates sweating the meat after removing it from the oven to keep juices, warns against piercing with a fork, and notes that most cooks sear roasts before oven cooking.
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New York Evening Sun
Oven Plan Ensures Juices Stay In While Cooking Meat
A high oven temperature before adding meat sears a crust in ten minutes to trap juices. Then reduce heat for slow cooking. High heat alters the meat’s albumen similarly to eggs, creating a horny outer layer.
Planters Disappointed as Jamaica Loan Is Refused
Kingston Jamaica August 33 Conster nation followed the news that Colonial Secretary Chamberlain refused to sanction Governor Hem ming s proposal to raise a 2 500 000 loan to aid ruined planters and provide relief for destitute unemployed. The decision shocks planters and merchants and threatens cultivation and trade as money withdraws from circulation.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Chamberlain
Hemming
Berliner aeroplane lifts briefly with two skyrockets
Emile Berliner tested a flying machine using two skyrockets for motive power. The aluminium and tinplate craft weighed 34 pounds and, while hovering eight feet off the ground, could lift more than a pound per square foot of wing area at under 20 miles per hour. Arched main body directs compressed air for lift and a parachute-like effect.
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Washington
Emile Berliner
Langley
Exoe
Langley aero drome spared as launch planned next week
Widewater Va August 29 Professor Andrews said no damage from last night’s storm to Professor Langley’s aero drome. Langley, the inventor, will stay downriver and launch is planned for early next week if weather permits. The sunken naphtha launch and the float were recovered and the boat was not greatly damaged.
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Widewater
Andrews
Langley
Expedition a Failure in German Antarctic Quest
Berlin August 2. The German south pole expedition led by Prof Ehrich von Drygalski, which sailed from Kiel on the Gauss August 11 1901, has arrived at St Helena. Professor Hsinger of the University of Prague declares the expedition a failure and says it reveals little new about Antarctic regions. He criticizes Drygalski for renaming Termination Island and notes his claim that Wilkes land does not exist is unproven, as Gauss faced uncertain weather in that region.
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Kiel
Ehrich von Drygalski
St. Helena
Globus
Hsinger
University of Prague
Antarctic
Drygalski
Termination Island
Wilkes
von Drygalski
Gauss
Thieves Are Stupid Crafty Kind Out of Business
Washington Post quotes a Washington detective noting the decline of grand burglaries as a shift to petty pilferers who lack old time cunning yet trouble police. Inventions push smarter thieves to flee, with telegraphs and telephones spreading word across cities as soon as a theft occurs.
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Washington Post
Washington Department
United States
William Allen Arrested for Interfering with Officers
Detectives Asch and Manning arrested William Allen of 1637 Central avenir for loitering and interfering with an officer. Authorities say Allen acted as a blind robin for two crooks, misdirecting officers and aiding their escape.
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William Allen
Central Avenir
Asch
Manning
Allen
Tony Restrum Arrested After Threat With Revolver
Patrolmen Smith and Irish arrested Tony Restrum last night at the East Washington Street resort after he drew a revolver on two women in anger and threatened to kill them. Police arrived just in time to prevent harm.
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Tony Restrum
Smith
Irish
Restrum
East Washington Street
Local worker struck head at plant suffers brain concussion
Charles Darnall of 49 North Beville Avenue was struck on the head at his work yesterday afternoon and suffered concussion. He was attended by Dr. Spencer who said he is likely to recover despite the injury.
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Charles Darnall
North Beville Avenue
Spencer
Darnell
Rugs Made to Order in New York Sun
Rugs of Turkish or Oriental design may now be ordered from American factories at moderate prices. Hand tufting and tying by workers yield rugs differing from East hand looms mainly in machinery setting the warp. Once a luxury, custom sizes and designs are affordable for more homes today.
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New York Sun
The Plight of a Burglary Career and Its Folly
The account describes criminals fleeing abroad and back to the U S with little safety. It argues that government pacts with other nations rarely aid missing persons or criminals. It notes that only the desperate poor and morphine users risk burglary and face capture, while token thieves hide loot in foolish ways.
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Canadas
United States
Uncle Sam
Dupont Circle
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