Corbett Trio Faces Road Tour and Management Talks
Sister of Denver boasts as Colorado cake walker disputes claim about Corbett McGovern clash. Young Corbett plans a ten week road sparring tour with Charlie Sleger while Elwood Indiana promoters prep boxing carnivals. Frank Cullen may manage Young Corbett, with Corbett in training oversight. Everhard returns from South Africa seeking Ferns bout. Daly sister linked. McGovern vows to climb from bottom if rematch blocked and aims at any featherweight challenger. Future bout rumored with Abe Attell.
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Denver
Cakewalker
Colorado
Corbett- McGovern
Young Corbett
Charlie Sleger
Elwood
Ind
Frank Cullen
Cullen
Running Races Card Shines as Favorites Dominate New Orleans Meet
In New Orleans on December 7, the day’s sport featured an excellent card. Favorites led the action with B G Fox, last week’s Magnolia Stakes victor on the flat, making his jumper debut but failing to score. Governor Boyd surged late to win the Palmetto steeplechase as Cassando tired, while Dominick rode three winners: If-you-dare, Ohingen, George Arnold, Governor, Felix Bard. In Oakland, Burlingame selling stake highlighted the program with Greyfeld prevailing for Buchanan, edging Bernota and Horton. Autolight captured the seven furlongs handicap after interference by Konie, amid a photo finish that had some doubting the result.
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New Orleans
B. G. Fox
Cassando
Governor Boyd
Dominick
Ohingen
George Arnold
Governor
Felix Bard
Jena
San Francisco
Burlingame
Oakland
Greyfeld
Buchanan
Bernota
Horton
Autolight
Konie
Gallanthus
Plan
Hainauilt
Meehanus
Wyoming
Keene Consignment Ships to England for Stud Breeding
James R. Keene sends valuable thoroughbred brood mares from Lexington to England for breeding with Flortzel II at King Edward's stud. The mares arrived yesterday and were forwarded today on the Atlantic transport Minneapolis. Other Vanderbilt thoroughbreds also shipped aboard the same steamer.
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New York
James R. Keene
King Edward's
Flortzel II
Lexington
England
Minneapolis
William K. Vanderbilt
Ohio stallion Cresceus breaks trotting record at Addick course
Special from Havana reports Cresceus, an Ohio stallion owned by Harry McDonald, broke the world trotting record with a 2 24 time at Addick race course. Six horses competed, Cresceus led from the start and finished strong. McDonald has received many congratulatory messages and offers for the horse from Whitney and others.
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Star Horse
Havana
Special
Cleveland
Ohio
Cresceus
Addick Race Course
Harry MecDonald
Here
McDonald
San
Crescens
Elsi
Central Association Announces Milwaukee Meet and Event Order
The Central Association of the A A U board, led by President Siginger, voted to host the championships in Milwaukee on March 1. It outlined the event lineup including the 75 yard dash and hurdles, one mile, two mile, eight hundred yard runs, various relays, and field events, with a fixed order to be followed without change.
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Chicago
Board of Managers
The
Central Association of the
Siginger
Milwaukee
Six Day Bicycle Race Set For Madison Square Garden
At Madison Square Garden tomorrow night seventeen riders begin a six day international race with teams riding twelve hours daily. Start by Young Corbett. Teams include Hatl and McLaren of England, Roeck and Keroff of Belgium, Fur tus and Peterson of Cleveland, Pan American Neurestie and Jones, New York, and more from France Germany Italy Sweden and other nations.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Young Corbett
Hatl
McLaren
England
Gongoltz
Limar
France
Mckerland
Freeman
California
Munroe
Newkirk
Memo Babcock
Turville
Roeck
Keroff
Belgium
Frederick
Junk
Germany
Fisher
Chavellier
Switzerland
le Poutre
Muller
Italy
King
Samurison
Salt Lake City
Furtus
Peterson
Cleveland
Lawson
Julius
Sweden
Karnstadt
Franks
Vienna
Walthour
MedKachern
Officers Elected by Painters in Detroit Convention
Detroit December reports the American painters union during a long session elected officers including President J. C. Bushorn Detroit George Hedrick Albany James Scott Dallas Joseph Skemp San Francisco William March Toronto and W. P. Carrick Pittsburgh. The convention will be held over until Monday.
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Detroit
Mich
Wade
J. Cc. Bushorn
G. F F. Hedrick
Albany
James Scott
Dallas
Texas
Joseph Skemp
San Francisco
Cal
William March
Toronto Ont
W. P. Carrick
Pittghurs
Valuable Package Seized Amid Bank Mortgage Papers
A package shipped from Mason City to the J. S. Case company contained mortgages and papers valued near 5000 and was taken from an American Ex wager. Notices have been sent to banks to watch for the item and inform authorities if offered.
Prizes for Good Dogs Upset over Third Award at Show
Oliver Mackney objects to third prize for his bull dog at Tomlinson Hall dog show. crowds fill corridors as judges tally open class, greyhounds, collies and bull breeds. Awards listed for dozens of breeds while dog sale on stage is canceled.
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Oliver Mackney
Tomlinson Hall
Oliver Hackney
North West Street
Hackney
Fox
Trix
J. C. Nestel
City
June
A. H. Pickett
Darlington
Ind
Harry
James Munro
Baby
Ed Shuleton
Idlebrook
Hogan
Louisville
Hopwood Surprise
J. M. Trundley
St. Louis
Parkhill Imperial
Ormskirt
Hop—oo
St. A
Major Domo
Ormskirt Goldfinder
Florodora
Barwell Diamond
Nellie
Glory Quayle
Benny
Lady Orsino
Ormando
Mr. McNight
Fannie
Cr. Neligh
Boston Terriers
Spider
C. Stanley
Maxgie IH
Princess Aime
F. R. Dutton
Sherman
Public Safety Pushes Theater Fire Patrol Ordinance
Councilman Sourbler as chair of the public safety committee prepares to introduce an ordinance requiring two firemen stationed at each theater during performances and at all other times, aiming to strengthen precautions against theater fires.
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Sourbler
Council Committee On Public Safety and Comfort
Ordinance on Theater Exit Placards and Ticket Sales
A proposed ordinance requires theater managers to plainly mark all exits with placards. Another proposal backed by Mr Sourbier would bar sale of center admission tickets after all seats are filled.
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Sourbier
Temperance Rally Turns On County Saloon Remonstrance
Temperance supporters continued their remonstrance against a fourth ward liquor license before County Commissioners yesterday. Witnesses who gathered signatures for the power of attorney testified they read the remonstrance preamble to signers and urged understanding of what was signed. They expect to finish testimony Tuesday night with argument potentially concluded by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schafer
Fourth Ward
Elks Wonderland ends with Shriners visit and $8500 goal
Fred Sheppard says the Elks will net about 8500 from the Wonderland benefit week. Fifty Shriners from the Scottish Rite Temple visited closing night, adding to crowds that bought thousands of tickets and filled the German Village. Proceeds target furnishings for the new hall, with raffled car not yet awarded due to ticket accounting.
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The
Elks’ “Wonderland
Shriners
Chalmers Brown
E. R. S. Seguin
Scottish Rite Temple
Marty Wallace
Bert Felbleman
Fred Shepard
Miss Justice
Fred K. Shepard
Entertainment
Elks
Shepard
Bert Feibleman
Attempted Hold Up Near Capitol Avenue Chronicle
Dr E B Cornell reported at 1 am that at the Capitol and Twelfth intersection three men approached his carriage. One burly negro in a blouse grabbed the horse’s bridle on both sides causing the animal to bolt. the trio fled, the negro carrying a heavy club but no hit occurred. No description of the other two men could be given.
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Cornell
No. 9
North
Meridian Street
Capitol Avenue
Twelfth Street
Irvington Annexation Meeting Called by Town Board
The Irvington Town Board has called a meeting for Tuesday night to discuss the ordinance introduced in the City Council last week regarding annexation of Irvington. The ordinance has drawn lengthy debates and there is notable opposition among Irvington residents.
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Irvington
Death of Charles R White to be buried here
Charles R White formerly of this city died at Huron South Dakota and his body will be brought to this city for burial. The funeral service will be held at the home of W H Miller E Broadway. Mr White's wife is a sister of Adelbert and Harry Benson. She and her husband lived in St Paul after leaving this city.
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Charles R. White
Huron
W. H. Miller
Broadway
Mr. White
Adelbert
Harry Benson
St. Paul
Negro Arrested for Harassing Girls at Telephone Exchange
Seigei Akers, a Black man of 814 Muskingum Street, was taken into custody last evening by Bicycle Policemen Streit and Losh on charges of insulting people on the street. Several girls at the New telephone exchange testified that he tailed them to work and used insulting language.
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Seigei Akers
Muskingum Street
Streit and
Losh
New Telephone Exchange
Battery A's New Fling Arrives At Adjutant General
The first of the new flags for the state's batteries arrived at the adjutant general's office yesterday. It is for Battery A First Artillery Regiment of Tnoberancise and features a red silk field with cross cannons and the battery and regiment initials in yellow embroidery.
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Adjutant General's Office
Tnoberancise
Keith to Read Paper on Another View of the Commercial Spirit
Ernest R. Keith will present a reading on Another View of the Commercial Spirit before the Century Tuesday evening, outlining perspectives on business culture and economic outlook.
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Ernest R. Keith
Hotel lobby gleanings on Lafayette to Indianapolis electric line
J M Zion of Clark's Hill, director of the proposed Lafayette to Indianapolis electric railway, defends the plan against Lafayette merchants opposition. He argues the line will boost trade for Lafayette and Lebanon, serve farmers, carry freight and live stock, and include a switch at crossroads to reach stockyards, criticizing Big Four freight practices. The project aims to start in the evening to reach stockyards by sale time.
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J. M. Zion
Clark's Hill
Lafayette
Indianapolis
W. Bent Wilson
Wison
Mr. Zion
Lebanon
Big Four Railroad
W H Plummer in Town Engages Spokane Connections
W H Plummer of Spokane a lawyer mine owner and former Washington state senator stays several days in Indianapolis at Hotel English. An informal reception drew about fifty associated mining interests. He praises Washington resources and notes Senator John Wilson and others as influential locals. Plummer adds Turner contest backdrop and party links with Voorhees Ridpath and Ridpath's Indiana ties.
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W. H. Plummer
Spokane
Wash
Senate
English
Dixie Queen
Northern Star Mining Companies
Indianapolis
Plimmer
Washington
Idaho
Mr. Plummer
East
United States
John Wilson
Foster
Republican Party
Senator Wilson
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Northwest
Charles S. Voorhees
Reese Voorhees
Daniel W. Voorhees
Charles 8. Voorhees
Col. W. M. Ridpath
John Clark Ridpath
Indiana
House of Representatives
Washington State Senate
Plummer
House
George Turner
Lincoln attorney guests of Bryan amid deposition in city suit
E E Spencer of Lincoln Nebraska, staying at the Grand Hotel, to take depositions for Sarah White versus the city of Lincoln in the U S Circuit Court, notes Bryan’s social standing and recent campaign activity, and reports on the Commoner subscribers and a planned home three miles from Lincoln.
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E. E. Spencer
Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Grand Hotel
Spencer
Sarah White
United States Circuit Court
District of
Nebraska
Mr. Spencer
Supreme Court
State University
Republican Gyls As Other Counties. Mr. Bryan
Eryans
New Revenue Collector Bennell Hails Large Terre Haute Office
John F. Bennell, appointed internal revenue collector for Terre Haute district, said his first twelve days set records with $1 010 238 in receipts and a single day at $178 000 the largest in the office’s history. Two unusual incidents interrupted the period including a cistern room explosion at Merchants’ Distillery and Vincennes Distillery entering receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Bennell
Internal Revenue
Terre Haute
Merchants
Vincennes
Terre Haute Distillery Capacity and State Treasurer Candidate
The article notes a Terre Haute distillery’s daily capacity of 40,000 gallons of liquor and another Terre Haute distillery capable of 5,000 bushels of corn daily. It also reports the Terre Haute revenue district ranking third in U S business for the past year with Peoria district at 30,090,000 dollars and New York State area at 17,000,000 dollars. Jerome Herff of Peru, who ran for state treasurer as a Democrat last year, says it is too early to discuss another run and mentions his role as a director in a new independent telephone company building a plant in Peru, expected to be ready between January 1 and 15.
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Lery
Bonnell
Terre Haute
Terre Haute Revenue District
United States
Peoria
New York Siatriss
BS Acerre Haute
Jerome Herff
Peru
Grand Hotel
Herff
Guests at the Grand Hotel
Chester Foor and his wife of Anderson attended the Grand Hotel yesterday. Foor, formerly connected with the Grand, now runs a hotel in Anderson of the same name and is said to be succeeding in the venture.
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Grand Hotel
Chester Foor
Anderson
Foor
The
Grand
Women arrested in alleged vice house case in Louisville
Fanny Wiley and a woman known as Nellie Schott faced charges after a Louisville girl went to a city house at 134 South Senate avenue believing it a work site. The girl, claiming to be eighteen, reported being coerced to dress for the other residents. She eventually returned to Louisville, and authorities released the suspects due to lack of testimony.
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Fanny Wiley
Senate Avenue
Nellie Schott
Henderson
Sanford
Louisville
Schott
Union Station
South
City News Notes Headlines and Local Events
Allen M Fletcher now in New York bake business is in town briefly. J S Tomlinson preaches at Hill side avenue Christian Church both morning and evening. Lady Knights' Club meets at Mrs Franks 48 Walcott street Thursday afternoon Dec 2. Rummage sale at 322 Virginia Avenue for St Josephs Industrial School extends two weeks. bargains abound. Harry C Green of Wheatland Ind a IU sophomore appointed teacher at Pierre Indian School SD. Rev C C Redgreve lectures at Central Christian Church on Alexander Campbell and the Religious Movement. J W Fanning resigns from fire department after seven years. will go into business. Rev Marion Crosley starts a Sunday sermon series at Central Universalist Church. Bids open tomorrow for new Holy Cross School Ohio and Oriental streets. four classrooms, four music rooms, eight living rooms. D A Bohlen & Son are the architects. Washington Lodge Knights of Honor elect officers head by Past Dictator Henry Lawson. others include Ben Jackson and James Raricks. Scotch evening at United Presbyterian Church features Burns readings and Miss Nesbit singing. proceeds aid School No 33 gym equipment upgrades.
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Allen M. Fletcher
New York
J. Tomlinson
Hillside Avenue Christian Church
Lady Knights’ Club
Indiana University
Fierre Indian School
South Dakota
C. C. Redgreve
Central Christian Church
Alexander Campbell
J. W. Fanning
Fre
Fanning
Old Board of Safety
Holy Cross
Ohio
Oriental Streets
D. A. Bohlen & Son
Washington Lodge
Knights of Honor
Henry Lawson
Ben Jackson
James Raricks
L. E. Halpin
BE. Bly
Inside Guardian
Ed Kimberlin
P. W. Bartholomew
Joseph Cochran
H. J. Jacobson
John O'Neill
W. T. Lewis
A. Wilson
F. E. Kingsley
United Presbyterian Church
Miss Nesbit
Burns
Scotland
Miss Smith
Charity Organization Society Annual Meeting at English's Opera House
The Charity Organization Society holds its annual meeting this evening with Governor Durbin presiding. Rev. J. Cumming Smith opens with prayer. A. J. Graham will deliver an address on institutional care of dependent children. Several ministers discuss city and state care efforts, followed by benevolence and music led by Edward Nell.
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The
Charity Organization Society
Opera House
Durbin
J. Cumming Smith
A. J. Graham
Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
H. C. Meserve
Plymouth Church
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian-street M. & Church
H. W. Kellogg
Central Avenue M. EB
M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Edward Nell
School 45 pupils stage literary and musical show
The auditorium of school No 45 was filled with friends and parents for a literary and musical entertainment by the A grade pupils. Vocal and instrumental numbers impressed, Walter Percy Graff entertained with impersonations, Georgia Crull sang, Morris Hamilton aged four played cornet, John Schulmeyer performed flute, with proceeds to fund a class memorial.
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Walter Percy Graff
Georgia Crull
Morris Hamilton
John Schulmeyer
Read ing Circle selects books for young people
The Teachers and Young People's Reading Circle board adjourned yesterday after choosing a list of books for the young readers. The selection includes a miscellaneous assortment of literature suitable for pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Reading Circle Board
Massage for Infants Gains Converts in New Theory
A New York Evening Sun report describes a physician's infant massage experiment as a daily thirty minute routine. The method emphasizes muscle kneading, cold baths, and minimal clothing to promote development rather than restoring beauty. The infant's remarkable strength is cited as evidence.
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New York Evening Sun
Devel
Voice Culture Fun at Indianapolis Telephone Exchange
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes young Indianapolis telephone operators will undergo voice culture to smooth rough voices and reveal dignity, with elocution lessons in odd hours. Subscribers may hear shouts like I am not mad as practice continues, sparking amused confusion about curfews and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Indianapolis
Indianapolly
Central
Boy's Slayer Exonerated in Newport Quarrel Death
Coroner Bilge gins ruled in Newport that Joseph Creelman died from a gunshot fired by Edward Armineo during a schoolboy quarrel. The coroner described the killing as provoked but not murder, finding the act justified under the circumstances.
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Newport
Bilgegins
Joseph Creelman
Badie Armineo
Edward Armineo
Wes Pee
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