M. T. H. S. Class Day at Manual Training High
Yesterday at Manual Training High School the June class of ’01 staged music and addresses in the auditorium. John H. Holliday Jr presented a $150 building fund gift to Superintendent Emmerich for a gymnasium, with praise for the motto He conquers who endures. Frederick Grover and Rey Mullen lore performed Slavonic pieces, many debuting in Indianapolis. Prior to class day a large silver cup was awarded for last Saturday’s ball game, with Capt Bob Sweeney lauding the club’s season and Capt Kittle outlining next year’s football plan and four-team organization for early practice.
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Manual Training High School
John H. Holliday, Jr
Emmerich
Prof
Clifford Sheldon
Capt
Claire Peck
Grace Hunter
Ir. Frederick Grover
Rey Mullenlore
Indianapolis
Tschalkowsky
Schalkowsky
Smetana
Andrew Sweeney
Samuel Quinn
Bob’ Sweeney
Kittle
City News Items Touch on Sipe, Editor Move and Local Incidents
J C Sipe sails for Europe on the Deutschland with departure set for July. W D Campbell of John F Hollingshead Co New York is in the city on business. Clyde Whitesides a switchman living at 2176 River Ave was arrested on a charge of wife desertion. A Royse a local newspaper man will move to Milwaukee to become night editor of the Milwaukee Free Press. Robert Hayes of 1529 English Ave locked up as insane after becoming violent. The Century Club dinner at Broad Ripple postponed to Saturday June 8 at 6 pm. J O Henderson, formerly state auditor, will return from Europe to make the city his permanent home. The Yours People Society of First Baptist chartered a car and went to Broad Ripple. dinner served to about eighty. Judge Hines ill at Deaconess rest easily but could worsen. Funeral of Charles G Haag set for 2 pm tomorrow at 821 Broad Way. interment at Crown Hill. Albert Hert, 58, long employed at Atkins law works, died after appendicitis at St Vincent’s Hospital, wife and ten children survive. Miss Anna Clark appointed matron at the Colored Orphans Home to succeed Mrs Stephen Crawford. Three counties reported to the auditor of state Zentaraey paid 521,708.49 and 481.44 returned to school. Spencer County paid 14,068.44. Lawrence County paid 17,937.46. Union Traction Co incorporation in New Jersey prompts talk of city system consolidation under Vice President Li McGowan.
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J. C. Sipe
Europe
W. D. Campbell
John F. Hollingshead & Co
New York
Clyde Whitesides
River Avenue
Deser- A
Robert Hayes
English Avenue
Century Club
Broad Ripple
J. O. Henderson
Yours People's Society of the First Baptist Church
Judge Hines
Wee
Charles G. Haag
Broad Way
Crown Hill
Albert Hert
Atkins Law Works
St. Vincent's Hospital
Anna Clark
Colored Orphans’ Home
Stephen Crawford
Auditor of State Zentaraey
Arke County
Spencer County
Lawrence 2
Indianapolis revival and civic notes mark local week
Evangelist Mrs. L. O. Robinson will speak tomorrow at 3 PM in the Murphy Gospel Temperance League hall corner Alabama and New York streets. Detectives arrested W C Parker over selling an unsound horse to Randolph Williams. Postmaster McGinnis received a card from Charles Surdam of Terre Haute seeking news of his sister Kate Becker in Indianapolis. Ministry association meets Monday at Meridian Street Church with a paper on Christianity's philanthropic side. Raymond Stockton departs June 19 for algebra teaching in the Philippines. Hardwood Finishers Union gains 21 new members. officers to be elected next Friday. Mayor Taggart reportedly options French Lick Company property for a hotel project. Salvation Army plans a salvage corps to collect usable goods for the poor.
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Dianapolis Companies
Indianapolis
L. O. Robinson
California
Murphy Gospel Temperance League
Alabama
New York
Randolph Williams
W. C. Parker
Fayette Street
Parker
Holtz and Morgan
McGinnis
Charles Surdam
Terre Haute
Kate Becker
Surdam
Indianapolis Ministers’ Association
Meridian-street
W. K. Halstead
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Indiana
Raymond Stockton
Manual Training
Luzonisiana
Philippines
West St. Clair Street
Bricklayers
Taggart
Therench Lick Company
French Lick Springs
Crawford Fairbanks
L.S. Dickerson
Chicago
Salvation Army
Heavy Track Delivers Two Exciting Races at Business Men's Driving Club
The Business Men's Driving Club events drew solid starts despite a heavy track. John R. won the 2:20 class in two straight heats with Dominator close behind. Pattie won the first heat of the 3-minute class, while Nellie Fisher swept the second and third heats in thrilling finishes.
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Business Men's Driving Club
Gven
John R
Dominator
Pattie
Nellie Fisher
Pr. MecKenzie
Joe Jefferson
C. R. Webber
W. W. Baker
Billy
Shover
C. Shdvet
W. Weaker
Helen K
Charles Dawson
Putch Mary
Hiates
Charley Boy
C. Shover
Nip and Tuck Club Hosts Banquet in New Castle
The Nip and Tuck Club, seventy five members strong from New Castle, was guided to the Columbia Club by Chairman Hernly of the Republican state central committee. They were royally entertained with a banquet last night in the Columbia Club banquet hall, joined by Columbia Club members. The event featured feasting, fellowship, and many enthusiastic speeches.
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New Castle
Columbia Club
Hernly
Republican State Central Committee
Irvington School Board Names Next Year Staff
The Irvington School Board selects next year’s staff with O. G. Stanton retained as superintendent and E. T. Fortytih named principal of the High School. Hope Whitcomb chosen as junior principal. Miss Ghend to be succeeded by Miss Jessamine Armstrong. Remaining teaching corps listed with specific grade assignments and staff changes.
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Irvington School Board
O. G. Stanton
E. T. Fortyih
Fies Hope Whitcomb
Ghend
Jessamine Armstrong
Corps of Tendiwil
Milas Nor
D. Price
Hth
Two pitchers shine as Indianapolis tops Louisville 2 to 1
Theodore Guese and Augustus Weyhing duel at Washington Park in a classic nine inning battle. Indianapolis seals victory 2 to 1 behind strong defense and timely hits. Bey, Shannon, Hickey and Grim star in fielding while Guese masters Louisville's hitters.
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Theodore Guese
Augustus Weyhing
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Guese
Weyhing
Athletics
Kelly
Bey
Louisville
Shannon
Hoguever
Hickey
Tne
Zalesky
Evans
Fox
Smith
Indianapolis Bats
Grim
Sally
Tly We Bey
Wilmot
Hogriever
Wedying
McFarland
Jacobs
R. A
Innin
Scoutsville
Indianapol
Rane
Bronte
Left on Bases in Columbus Game and Fort Wayne Win
Dayton battled Columbus but could not erase an early lead as McMackin shut down the late rally. Damuth was hit hard. attendance 490. Fort Wayne, led by Mullin, scored five in the first inning to top Marion 8 to 5. Mullin pitched well and scattered hits.
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Heydon
Wedying
Fox
Flynn
Hoghever
Grim
Hire
Louisville
Indianapols
Bey
Wilmot
Shannon
Kelly
Columbus, CO
Dayton
McMackin
Columbus
Damuth
Fort Wayne
Ind
Marion
Mullin
Grand Rapids Bunched Hits In May Ballgame
Grand Rapids beat Toledo 9 to 5 as bunched hits and Toledo errors fueled the win. Barber and Fox pounded the mound for Grand Rapids while Joss and Clarke handled catching duties.
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Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, Mich
Toledo
Barber and Fox
Joss and Clarke
Deacon Ellis Withdraws From Grand Rapids Team
Grand Rapids manager announced Deacon Ellis has released all players and left the Western Association. President Meyer will assume control of the franchise with Wheel ing, West Virginia, as a likely relocation site. Players remain under contract to the Grand Rapids club and will be paid before any departure.
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Deacon Ellis
Grand Rapids
Watkins
Ellis
Association
Meyer
Dunden
Kansas City
Wheeling
W. Va
Mich
Western Association
Armour
Dayton
Wilmot
Louisville
Strobel
Toledo
Turner
Dundon
Marion
Baltimore Row Ended Detroit Game After Umpire Row
In Detroit a row erupting from Baltimore players led to umpire Sheridan ruling Holmes safe, Robinson arguing and being ejected. Baltimore forfeited the game as the teams faced confrontation near the plate. Detroit won 3 to 0 in a tense exhibition.
Local baseball results from Davenport to Shreveport
Reports from Davenport Rockford Evansville Shreveport and Indianapolis areas detail game results. It notes Brooklyns versus Pittsburgs near May 31 and Center College beating Indiana State Normal School 14 to 1. Also mentions Madison High School and Western Association commentary plus Louisville prospects and local talent notes.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Center College
Danville
Indiana State Normal School
Two-Man Teams Dominate City Club Bowling Night
Four two man teams competed in a nine game series at City Club alleys last night. Knox and Bryson won six games while the other duos finished with four. Hopkins and Cooper took second in the roll off with 400, Quill and Leap 358, and Jay and Brown 355. High game honors went to Quill and Leap with a 43 pin split, as Hopkins and Cooper each rolled 200 in the final game.
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Knox
Bryson
Hopkins
Cooper
Quill
Leap
Jay
Brown
Jay and
Knox Cooper
Hopkin
May Indictment Unlikely Against Dowie Patrons
Chicago May 31 The grand jury finished work on charges against John Alexander Dowie and followers over Mrs H W Judd’s death. It will likely refuse to indict. Dowie’s Zion bank lacks a clearinghouse channel as its former clearing bank refused to continue the agreement and no alternative bank is secured.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
H. W. Judd
Dowle
Zion Bank
Zion Institution
Explosion at Corey mine claims two killed in Newcastle
An explosion at the Corey mine in Newcastle near Glenwood Springs Colorado this morning killed Leo Grant and Frank Grant who were at the mine mouth. Eight other workers were injured in the blast reported from Glenwood Springs May 31.
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Glenwood Springs
Col
Corey
Newcastle
Leo
Frank Grant
Coval Cleared As Non Pro In Chicago Football Meet
NC A board in Chicago rules Lis Coval not a professional rider. Kittle withdraws due to injuries, leaving Carson and Coval to handle racing duties. Covington High and Veedersburg enter state field day with first appearance, aiming for strong points and leadership in a big meet.
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Chicago
Willis Coval
Fred West
Kittle
Carson
Coval
Newby Oval
Covington High School
Veedersburg
Covington
Referee backs decision in race prize dispute
Referee Frank Erdelmeyer defended his ruling debarring Arthur Chandler from prizes after Chandler claimed to lead at the tape. Chandler seeks replevin of two bicycles. court action possible next Friday. Evidence shows Chandler did not ride the full course, with witnesses placing him off the route near Broad Ripple and with a confederate ahead of others.
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Frank Erdelmeyer
Arthur Chandler
John R. Wilson
Chandler
N. C. A. Board of Control
Wilson
Willard Robertson
Fair Grounds
John van Sickle
Broad Ripple
Erdelmeyer
Allisonville
F. W. Samuels
Vassar College athletics conclude with records and seniors win
At Poughkeepsie on May 31 the Vassar athletics meet ended with new school marks in the 20 yard dash the running high jump the running broad jump and the 30 yard relay. Seniors earned 38 points juniors 28 sophomores 29 and freshmen 16 making the class of 191 the champions. Other event winners included Anna Wood Celia Spyer Dora Merrill and Gard ner with a 4215 second senior relay.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Vassar
Anna
Wood
Port Richmond
St. Mme
Celia A. Spyer
Providence
R. J
Dora E. Merrill
Brooklyn
bYary Gardner
Chicrgo
Gans Stops Dobbs In Seventh Round In Baltimore Bout
Baltimore lightweights Joe Gans knocks out Bobby Dobbs of Minneapolis in the seventh round of a planned twenty round match. The contest ends when a stomach blow ends the fight, with Gans dominating throughout.
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Baltimore
Joe" Gans
Bobby"’ Dobbs
Minneapolis
Gans
May Stakes at Gravesend Produces Close Finish Regent Wins
At Gravesend on May 31 the May stakes delivered a thin field finish with heads between the top four. Gold Fox led a list of winners followed by Sadie, Francesco, The Regent, First Whip, Sister Juliet in a tight race. In Newport Tambourine II triumphed amid heavy wagering by the informed crowd and a sharp loss for the ring.
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Gravesend
Regent
New York
Gold Fox
Sadie
Francesco
the Regent
Juliet
Cincinnati
Newport
Tambourne
Ring
Napoleon Bonaparte
Marion Lynch
Racing tragedy at St Louis fair grounds third race
In the third race at the fair grounds, Dr. Crowley fell on the far turn. Atapies Schwarzwald and William F. also fell. Moon and R Murphy lay unconscious at day’s end. E Matthews suffered a broken hip.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Dr. Crowley
Atapies
Schwarzwald
William F
Moon
R. Murphy
E. Matthews
Spring Humors of the Blood Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla
The piece promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine that cures about 75 percent of people yearly and aims to reach the remaining 25 percent. It claims to sharpen appetite, soothe stomach troubles, and relieve fatigue, while presenting its health benefits as proven by cures of scrofula, salt rheum, scald head, boils, pimples, poorusia, blood poisoning, rheumatism, catarrh, malaria, and more.
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Hood
Winners in order from last race at the track
The report lists finishing order with betting odds: Swordsman at 3 to 1, Win sende even, Presse Over 9 to 5, Ethel Wheat 2 to 6, Albert F. Dewey 3 to 5, Miss Patton 16 to 1. Houck shaken badly. Marsh berger held indefinitely for La Desirous ride.
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Houck
A. Marshberger
la Desirous
Swordsman
Winsende
Presse Over
Ethel Wheat
Albert F. Dewey
Miss Patton
Rausch wins Hawthorne handicap after mile in 1 40
Rausch ran a mile in 1 40 and won the Hawthorne handicap today. Hix Eminence, Derby winner, has been sold by F. B. Vanmeier to a New York buyer for about 1000 dollars, name undisclosed. Race results list Con to 1, Orimas, The Esmond, Reseda, Blue Lick, Emma Cay & Lo S.
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Chicago
Rausch
Hawthorne
Hix Eminence
F. B. Vanmeier
New York
New Yorker
Orimas
the Esmond
Reseda
Blue Lick
Emma Cay
Lo S
Rambling Katie Captures Manchester Cup In Surprise Win
At the Manchester Whitsuntide meeting on May 31 J Dawson’s four-year-old brown filly Rambling Katie won the Manchester cup of 2500 sovereigns. The outsider prevailed easily by four lengths while betting stood 100 to 1 against the mare.
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London
J. Dawson
Rambling Katie
Jockey Fauntleroy Stunned After Fifth Race Fall
Horeur fell in the Oakland event today but jockey Fauntleroy was only stunned. Winners were Irate Palisade Gibraltar Montatlade Glendenning Dimeterous Malic.
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San Francisco
Horeur
Oakland
Fauntleroy
Irate
Palisade
Gibraltar
Montatlade
Glendenning
Dimeterous Malic
Pennsylvanian star billed as kidnap suspect in Portland
Dr Wylie G Woodruff once a Penn football star was arrested in Portland at Union Depot with Mrs Karth Moyer of Lawrence Kansas on kidnapping charges involving Myrtle Moyer the baby daughter of Mrs Moyer Both Woodruff and Mrs Moyer were jailed The case prompted Woodruff to declare the arrest an outrage and said he came to Oregon to make his home
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Portland
Ore
Wylie G. Woodruff
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Union Depot
Mra. Karth Moyer
Lawrence
Kan
Dr. Woodruff
Oregon
Peck May Succeed Potter As Panhandle General Manager
Pittsburg May 31 It is announced on good authority that George L Peck currently general superintendent of the Panhandle branch of the Pennsylvania system will succeed E L Potter as general manager of the Pennsylvania lines west Potter has joined the Baltimore and Ohio system
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Pittsburg
George L. Peck
Panhandle
Pennsylvania System
Pennsylvania Lines West
E. L. Potster
Baltimore & Obla
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