Polo Madness Drives Indianapolis to Dominant Shutout Win
Indianapolis Polo Club thrilled a large Cyclorama crowd with an 11 to 0 victory over Racine. Berry starred in goal, denying Racine’s attack, while Sutherland, Way, Hall, Hipson, and Pitt fueled fast Indianapolis play and a flood of goals across the first two periods. The Racine team, in red, showed slow teamwork and struggled to mount a counter, as the home team moved to avenge earlier defeats at Racine.
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Racine
Wisconsin
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Sutherland
Way
Hall
Pitt
Tarrant Seom
Dawson
Knowlton
Griffith
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Tarrant
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Gavitt Hipson
Gavitt
Ireville
Kahne Bryan
Coffin Kahns Bryan
Mong Lewis Apna
Kahns Coffin
Boatman
D. Sullivan Kahns Bryan
Bogert
J. Sullivan
Year’s Shortest Day Signals Sun’s Northward Return
The article notes today is the year's shortest day with the sun rising at 7 19 and reversing its path for a semi annual northward trip. It mentions a pre set schedule for solar movement and predicts longer days after today along with weather notes from Mr Blythe and Indianapolis rainfall data.
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Blythe
City News Notes and Local Events This Week
State editor Thomas G M Fisher lies ill at home with serious appendicitis. YWCA meets this afternoon at 2 o clock with Miss Henrietta Mayo leading and a choral class. A talk by Miss Barge and a Taij needful program draw home workers to Central Avenue Church. Gordon Anti Cigarette Club presents Santa Claus at His Best cantata at the Boys Club next Tuesday. Local No 549 of the American Anti Cigarette League formed last August by Mrs E Loomis with thirty charter members. meetings focus on social occasions for club fundraising night.
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Thomas G. M. Fisher
West Drive
Woodruff Place
Henrietta Mayo
Masicrate
Woman's
M C A Christmas Service Led By Gymnasium Club
The YMCA Christmas service this afternoon features the Gymnasium Club leading the service and Rev Joshua Stansfield delivering the sermon titled The Joy of Christmas. Edward Taylor and Miss Leita Grimm will perform solos with a choir providing music.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Gymnasium Club
Joshua Stansfield
Edward Taylor
Leita Grimm
Golf Playing Stopped at Riverside Park
Golf at Riverside Park is halted until spring as crews pause play and weather or maintenance factors suspend activity.
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Riverside Park
Battle in Saloon Ends With Arrests After Riot Call
Police answered a riot at Clinois and Merrill Streets where a fight between blacks and Hebrews broke out in a Hebrew owned saloon. William Taylor and Robinson, both black, argued and fought. Sam Davis, Edward Smith, and David Orr were arrested for assault and battery as hundreds gathered.
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Clinois
Merrill
William Taylor
Robinson
McCarty
Kitzmiller
Sam Davis
David Orr
Edward Smith
Major Travis Leads Indiana Interest in Georgia Mica Mines
Major Charles M. Travis of Crawfordsville promotes the Pine Mountain Mica and Asbestos Company aimed at developing mica and asbestos mines in Georgia and North Carolina. The Indiana group, with directors from Indianapolis and Terre Haute, owns 2480 acres with eleven mica and two asbestos mines and plans a large pulverizing mill to process scrap mica next spring.
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Crawfordsville
Travis
Pine Mountain Mica and Asbestos Company
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Georgia
North Carolina
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Daniel Lesley
Andrew Kramer
Medford B. Wilson
Major Travis
John M. Shaw
Samuel Reed
H. C. Deventer
Rabun County
Macon County
India
Indiana Company
National Sigma Nu Convention to Meet in City
Indiana hosts the national Sigma Nu convention from December 31 to January 2 with headquarters at the Denison. Three Indiana chapters at Purdue DePauw and the State University plus the Indianapolis Alumni Association will entertain about two hundred college men, including a banquet and a dance after sessions.
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Purdue
de Pauw
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State University
Indianapolis
Asigle
Army Major visits Columbia Club for arsenal inspection
Maj A D Nishern of the United States army entertained by Lieut R B Clark at the Columbia Club last evening. Nishern, chief of the commissary department of the Department of the Lakes, stationed in Chicago, is in the city to inspect the arsenal commissary department.
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R. B. Clark
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Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Tramp Printer Tells Tale On Gallinger Paper Era
A Washington Post note recalls Senator Gallinger's early career in northern New York. A tramp printer joined Gallinger’s paper, worked briefly, then refused a steamship ticket to Montreal, choosing to walk with bottles in hand instead.
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Senator Gallinger
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Phere
Ogdensburg
Union
Gallinger
Montreal
Inter
Montrea
Starr Piano Christmas Window Attracts Young Viewers
The Starr Piano Company presents a festive window exhibit showing a house exterior and a bow window with children in bed dreaming of Santa. Santa arrives in a sleigh drawn by two deer and performs a pantomime to delight the sidewalk spectators. The display includes gifts for the children, with a wind early the winner this year among many prizes.
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Starr Piano Company
Santa
Santa Claus
Napoleon in His Bath Sparks Family Louisiana Battle
A vivid reminiscence from Lucien Bonaparte in Memoires recounts Napoleon’s bathroom clash over the Louisiana Purchase plan. Joseph and Lucien confront the first consul as he resists parliamentary assent, with snuff box flung and tempers flaring.
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Louisiana Purchase
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Ayenne
Luci
Paleon
Bill
Clu
Maximin
Kkalgat
Eeeiele
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Tie
Cobra Lecture at Reptile House Describes Venom and Death
In a New York City reptile house a snake man lectures on cobra venom and bite mechanics. He explains cobras have short fangs, inject venom slowly, and cause painless death, while rattlers bite quickly with long fangs. He notes cobra eggs and rattlesnake reproduction and describes care for young rattlers and moccasins in the display.
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New York Mail and Express
Forest of Palms
Theological Park
Naigina
West Indies
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South Carolina
Snake venom antidote progress in India and Americas
The article discusses advances in neutralizing cobra poison using anti-toxin, noting the long scientific effort to distinguish venom from albumen. It highlights high snakebite mortality in India and jungle regions, and mentions storing anti-toxin in a reptile house for emergencies.
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India
South America
Maniacs and Cranks Handled by the Guard at Washington
The article recalls Capitol security confrontations with maniacs and thieves. Secret Service agents detain a would be war fan in co governed fashion. It notes relic looters damaging bronze doors statues and furniture. A Pennsylvania militiaman was jailed six months and fined for removing a bayonet. A theft inquiry leads to a hotel confession. Vanderbilt remains ill at Newark with no change in condition.
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Senator Gallinger
Turkey
Uncle Sam
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F. N. Weber
New Hampshire
Gallinger
Capitol
Marquette
Statuary Hall
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
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