Mystery of a Miserable Lodging Ends in Hoarded Bonds
Coroner reports a body found amid repulsive surroundings in a decayed room. The deceased Hamel, born in Hamburg in 1840s, lived frugally on dry bread and never worked. Bonds worth $1.40 and other coins were sewn into his clothing and hidden in a bag under the mattress. He left no known relatives and his estate will go to the state school fund.
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Hamel
United States
Yays
Hease
Hamburg
Williams defeats Wendt to win Valparaiso mayor election
Republicans in Valparaiso announce at midnight that druggist William H. Williams defeated Alderman W. H. Wendt by sixteen votes for mayor. Hubert H. Ewing was nominated city clerk with C. W. Bartholomew treasurer, T. H. Billings marshal, T. W. Loudertack judge, and councilmen named including George Feighner. A full party vote showed high interest and several offices were hotly contested.
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Indianapolis
Valpariaso
Ind
William H. Williams
W. H. Wendt
Hubert H. Ewing
C. W. Bartholomew
T. H. Billings
T. W. Loudertack
George Feighner
C. F. Lembke
L. D. Wot
Crosby
E. L. Loomis
A. W. Flint
Prohibitionists name second Elwood city ticket
Especial to the Indianapolis Journal Elwood Ind March 22 The Prohibitionists nominate a full second city ticket for Elwood voters including Mayor George F McCabe Clerk James Griffin Treasurer Dr J F Grim Police judge J D Stason and councilmen for four wards with nominees Marshal O Neal W S Casad W B Neal R R Gale George D P Kreiger Charles Gray and R J Leeson Jr The laboring men had a full ticket a month ago Republicans plan to nominate March 24 Democrats on March 28
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
George F. McCabe
James Griffin
J. F. Grim
J. D. Stason
First Ward
Marshal O'Neal
W. 8
Casad
W. B. Neal
R. R. Gale
Th Ward
George DP. Kreiger
Charles Gray
Fourth Ward
R. J. Leeson, Jr
EB. F. Donaldson
Muncie Republicans name city ticket for spring election
Special to the Indianapolis Journal. Muncie Indiana March 23 Republicans will nominate the city ticket at a primary next week. A Municipal League formed to mobilize labor voters adopted a platform calling for municipal ownership of water works run like the lighting plant. Candidates include Isaac H Gray L E Starr C Medsker and C W Sherritt with two council nominees from each ward.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
L. E. Starr
C. Medsker
C. W. Sherritt
Mr. Gray
Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday
Washington weather forecast predicts cloudy skies and rain across Indiana Illinois and Ohio with northeast winds. Monday remains fair for Ohio but rain possible Tuesday with cooler temperatures and a northeast wind.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Movements of steamers across several ports
Shipping news notes arrivals at Liverpool New York and other ports. Vessels include Bohemian from New York and Cevic from New York arriving at Liverpool. Departures list Hovic and Median for New York. Kaiser Maria Teresa Nooge and Ryndam report arrivals in New York from European ports.
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Liverpool
Bohemian
New York
Cevic
Hovic
Beaton
St. Johns
N. F
Halifax
Kaiserin Maria Teresa
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Nooge
Copenhagen
Scandinavian
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Scilly
Chemnitz
County Republicans Convene with Local Officials Named
The county Republican central committee names a justice of the peace and lists Mr Starr in a zone Mooney. Former Circuit Court bailiff Mr Edker is an attorney and Mr Sherritt, a real estate agent, is vice president of the Commercial Club where both are prominent members.
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Republican Central Committee
Starr
Mooney
Circuit Court
Edeker
Sherritt
Mill Will Be Reopened at Terre Haute Plant
Terre Haute Ind March 3 The North rolling mill received three new boilers boosting hopes the mill will resume operation by May 1 The Crawfords may operate the North mill after selling two mills to Republic Iron and Steel Company meanwhile the South mill has run at higher capacity.
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Specia
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Crawfords
Republic Iron and Steel Company i T
Trust Company
The
Woman's hammering ends in trespass arrest in Muncie
Mrs James Abrams raged at Jack Shea saloon on South Walnut Street in Muncie Saturday night after finding no sign of her husband. She broke every window pane with a hammer and shouted for him to come out. Shea pressed a charge of malicious trespass.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
James Abrams
Jack” Shea
South Walnut Street
Jim
Shea
Albany man identified after self fatality in Hartford City
Four Albany citizens named Daniel Cunningham as the man who threw himself before a train in Hartford City on Friday. Cunningham, a demented resident of Albany, had escaped officers there and feared electrocu tion. He walked from Albany to Hartford City and was to be buried there. he left four young children.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Albany
Daniel Cunningham
Rosa Zoellin Weds Charles Mcarty in Jackson Tenn
Miss Rosa Zoellin of Terre Haute left for Jackson Tennessee yesterday and today married Charles Mcarty formerly of this city. The groom works as foreman for the Coleman Heading Company, a firm once prominent in the barrel heading business in Terre Haute, led by W. H. Coleman of Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Rosa Zoellin
Jackson
Tenn
Charles Mctarty
Coleman Heading Company
W. H. Colemand
Indianapolis
Postmaster Murphy Reappears After Mysterious Disappearance
TERRE HAUTE Ind March 23 David Murphy Fairbanks postmaster who vanished weeks ago first sent a note to his wife vowing to drown himself in the Wabash river. A Kansas letter reports him in that state with a woman companion.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
David Murphy
Fairbanks
Wabash River
Kansas
Lebanon soldier returns after three years enlistment
George H Daniger, formerly of the Fourteenth Infantry, arrived home Saturday after discharge completing a three year term. He served in the Philippines and China and did guard duty at the Milburn home in Buffalo following the shooting of President McKinney.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ind
George H. Daniger
Fourteenth Infantry
Philippines
China
Milburn
Buffalo
MecKiney
West End brawl leaves Morley nose severed by Fair
In Terre Haute early today Joe Fair and Kid Morley fought in the West End. after separation Morley was found to have had his nose and one or two fingers bitten off by Fair. In Nashville Indiana meanwhile scarlet fever measles and mumps spread, causing several deaths and school closures.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Joe Fair
Kid Morley
West End
Morley
Fair
Nashville
Death of Harry Holman in railroad accident at Rochester
Rochester Ind March 3 Harry Holman eighteen son of J D Holman boot and shoe merchant was killed instantly when attempting to jump on an incoming freight train on the C and FE railroad he fell under the train and died.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rochester
Ind
Harry Holman
J. D. Holman
Indianapolis Man Dies After Street Car Accident in Chicago
George F Waters sixty of Lowell Indiana died at St Luke s Hospital following injuries from a street car accident Friday He was attending the Knights of Pythias jubilee at the Coliseum and attempted to board a moving car when he fell beneath the wheels
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Chicago
George F. Waters
Lowell
Ind
St. Luke's Hospital
Knights of Pythias
Coliseum
Obituaries and notices from Dublin Muncie and Winchester
Dublin mourns Solomon Brown aged sixty six a Civil War veteran from Eighth Indiana Infantry who died at home leaving a widow and four daughters. In Muncie Elisha Win gate sixty two a Delaware township farmer near Albany died suddenly of paralysis. Winchester reports a Methodist revival ending with twenty conversions and seven accessions led by Rev Sherman Powell and evangelist Rev Frank W Gee. Munice notes Indiana Mill Relief Association annual meeting electing officers with one hundred members contributing monthly for disabled workers at Indiana Iron Works.
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Dublin
Ind
Solomon Brown
Eighth
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Muncie
Elisha R. Wingate
Delaware Township
Albanny
Winchester
Sherman Powell
Frank W. Gee
North Indiana
Terre Haute
Munucie
Indiana Mill Relief Association
Indiana Iron Works
Tell City completes strong water works tower
Tell City reports the water works tower finished at a cost between 35,000 and 38,000 dollars. The structure rises Td feet with a 1,000 gallon tank capacity. It is described as one of the finest towers in southern Indiana. In Nashville, Charles C. Hopper suffered a severe planing mill accident Saturday when babbitt metal splashed into his eyes and burned his face.
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Tell City
Indiana
Nashville
Charles C. Hopper
Strike in Sight Board Chosen for Gatherers and Fatteners
Elusive board selected gatherers Louis Eperthener and Charles Allman. Wage committee for fatteners named Joseph Schernitzauer and BD. A. Fitzgerald. No election held for the Butherers blowers or cutters.
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Voard
Louis Eperthener
Charles Allman
Joseph Schernitzauer
BD. A. Fitzgerald
Troops May Be Recalled to Norfolk Over Striker Tensions
Norfolk March 23 A O Worrell and George Wynn strikers arrested late last night for attempting to wreck a Norfolk Railway car. Bond set at eight dollars each. Wynn found with a revolver. Guards patrol all cars, suburban lines under close watch as fifty depot sheriffs on duty. A repeat of last night’s trouble could prompt recall of the bat Regiment recently relieved from duty.
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Norfolk
Worrell Amd
George Wynn
Norfolk Railway Company
Wynn
Bat Regiment
Uty
Boston Brewery Workers Strike Threat Dominates Meeting
Boston March 23. Brewery workers in Boston held a pivotal meeting amid strike threats over an eight hour day and other conditions. A six member committee was empowered to settle or strike. Demands were endorsed by the Central Labor Union, with unions prepared to boycott brewery products if a strike occurs.
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Boston
Brewery Workers
Central Labor Union
Molders Strike Clashes Erupt at Rarig Plant in Columbus
In Columbus on March 3 a clash broke out between molders strike members and workers hired to replace them at Rarig Engineering. Raymond Lackey suffered a heavy beating and Thomas Huddleson was cut and bruised in separate fights, both strikers. Three strikers and one nonunion man were arrested after authorities had already ordered picketing restrictions on the plant.
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Columbus
Rarig Engineering Company
Raymond Lackey
Thomas Huddleson
Italian Chamber Passes Welfare Bill For Women And Children
In Rome the Chamber of Deputies approved by 186 to 50 a bill to protect women and children in mines and factories. It sets the minimum employment age at the end of the twelfth year and forbids women from night work. The Chamber adjourned until April 15.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Gun boat Wheeling sails for target practice then to Honolulu
The gun boat Wheeling left San Francisco on March 3 for Magdalena bay direct to spend a few days at Peninsular bay for target practice. It will then proceed to Pichilinque coaling station on its voyage to Honolulu and Pago-Pago, where it will replace the Abarenda which has long served there. Commander Kimball of the Abarenda will return to New York.
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San Francisco
Wheeling
Magdalena Bay
Peninsular Bay
Pichilinque
Honolulu
Pago-Pago
Kimball
New York
Man Supposed to Be J McGregor Found Dead in Chicago Hotel
A man believed to be J McGregor of London Ontario, aged 45, was found dead in a Chicago Sheldon Street hotel room. Gas escaped from an open jet as he lay fully clothed beside the bed, suggesting death by asphyxiation. A London Ontario bank book bearing the name was found in his pockets.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Lillian V. Raminsky
Welington
Earlhamite
Butler
Irving King
University of Chicago
John Dewey
Edith Furnas
Bloomingdale Academy
Marianna Brown
Carmel
David Button
Boston Institute of Technology
Moses C. Stevens
Purdue University
Asheville
N.C
Trueblood
Guilford College
North Carolina
Earlham
Gertrude Moon
Bloomingdale
Charlottesville
Lod
Anna R. Evans
California
Chicago
J. McGregor
London
Ontario
Sheldon Street
Mexico Henequin Exports Rise in Early Fiscal Year
In Yucatan the value of henequin exports to the United States in the first five months of the current fiscal year reached 9 211 000 dollars, up 3 443 000 from the previous year. About 120 plantations and 140 machines are used to harvest and process the fiber.
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Mexico City
Yucatan
United States
Nicaragua Leader Accepts Costa Rica Canal Talks Invitation
Managua March 2 President Zelaya accepts an invitation from Costa Rica President Iglesias to visit Limón to discuss the proposed Nicaragua canal. The trip depends on U S Senate passage of the canal bill and a date has not yet been set.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Costa Rica
Senor Iglesias
Limon
United States Senate
Thompson Death in Kansas City Joint Brawl
In a Kansas City Kansas joint owned by Henry Schultz George Thompson aged thirty eight was killed Ike Patton was dangerously stabbed and William Inskipp was seriously stabbed and beaten. The two wounded men are nearby arrested charged with Thompson's murder.
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Kansas City
Henry Schultz
Tond-a-loupe
Kan
George Thompson
Ike Patton
William Inskipp
Armier
Thompson
Government fish hatchery site chosen near Tupelo
George M. Bowers fish commissioner John W. Pitcomb chief of fish culture division and Hector Van Mayer engineer and architect of the Fish Commission have selected a thirty acre area near Tupelo for the new government fish hatchery.
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Tupelo
Miss
George M. Bowers
United States
John W. Pitcomb
Hector van Mayer
Fish Commission
Ohio man killed in Chicago by railroad train at Grove street crossing
Samuel C. Buckles of Columbus, a Spanish-American war veteran, was struck and instantly killed by a Wisconsin Central train at the Grove street crossing of the Illinois Central line. The engineer could not stop in time and Buckles was thrown twenty feet from the track.
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Chicago
Samuel C. Buckles
Columbus
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Grove Street
Ilinois Central Railroad
Rockies
Widow of Baldwin Murder Trial Ends Her Life
In Atchison Kansas Mrs William Baldwin hanged herself in the room where William Baldwin’s sister was murdered decades ago. The Baldwin trial, a famous case that went to the United States Supreme Court, had long captivated the region.
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Atchison, Kan
William Baldwin
Baldwin
United States Supreme Court
Woman Dies After Seven Day Trance In Lacrosse
Mrs. Frank Wichman of Lacrosse Wisconsin died after a seven day trance during which she took no food or water. The case puzzled physicians as she appeared dead for the entire period before death.
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Lacrosse, Wis
Lacrosse
Frank Wichman
Convicts Try to Burn Way Out of Prison
Five county convicts at Kosciusko Mississippi attempted a jail escape by setting the stockade house afire. The inmates, all Black men, burned the stockade structure above their heads and perished by the flames. Named were Bob Burt Phil Newell Jim Culberson Amos Raiford and Jim Jones.
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Kosciusko
Miss
Anl
Bob Burt
Phil Newell
Jim Culberson
Amos Raiford
Jim Jones
Marconi to Build Wireless Station at Glace Bay
Nova Scotia reports Sig nor Marconi has chosen Tablehead Glace Bay Cape Breton for a wireless station. Machinery is ordered and construction will start at once. The Tablehead site will precede the Cape Cod project.
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Halip
Nova Scotia
Signor
Marconi
Tablehead
Glace Bay
Cape Breton
Cape Cod
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs Box Ad Claims E W Grove
This short copyright style item notes that E. W. Grove must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. The copy emphasizes the brand and the guarantee of the box labeling.
Deaths of F C Ward S J Axtell and Alden Spear
In San Francisco Professor F Osborne Ward eminent historian and linguist died in Yuma Arizona after a long illness. Kalamazoo College professor Seth J Axtell died in Kalamazoo from grippe aged sixty. Newton Massachusetts reports Alden Spear president of Alden Spears Sons Company died in Pasadena California.
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Arizona
San Francisco
F. Osborne Ward
Yuma
A. T
Federal Bureau of Labor
Seth J. Axtell
Kalamazoo
Mich
Kalamazoo College
Grippe
Axtell
Brown University
Leland University
New Orleans
Central College
Pella
Newton
Mass
Pasadena
Cal
Alden Spear
Alden Spears Sons’ Company
Boston
Spear
Mexican Central
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic & Pacific
St. Louis
Connecticut & Passumpsic
National Board of Trade
Washington
Charles G Sower Dies at 81 Head Publisher of Sower Co
Philadelphia report notes Charles G Sower president of the Christopher Sower Company publishers of schoolbooks died today from angina pectoris aged eighty one. He belonged to a famed publishing family dating to Christopher Sower who issued the first German Bible printed in America. The house traces its establishment to 1738.
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Philadelphia
Charles G. Sower
Christopher Sower
Funeral Held for Judge Noah Davis in Albion
In Albion on March 23 the funeral for Judge Noah Davis was held at the Presbyterian Church. The Rev. F. W. Lewis led the service with assistance from Rev. F. S. Dunham of the Episcopal Church. Burial followed at Mount Albion.
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Albion
N. Y
Noah Davis
Presbyterian Church
F. W. Lewis
F. 8. Dunham
Episcopal Church
Mount Albion
Knoxville magnate R R. Sweepson dies at 77
R R Sweepson a leading Knoxville figure and former Richmond streetcar owner in the Civil War era died in Knoxville at age seventy seven. His estate is valued at about 1 000 000 dollars.
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Knoxville
Tenn
R R. Sweepson
Richmond
Death of Ex-Hungarian Prime Minister Koloman de Tisza
Budapest March 2. M Koloman de Tisza former Hungarian prime minister and Liberal party leader died this morning in Budapest. He was born in 183?. details confirm his prominent political role and origin.
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Budapesth
M. Koloman de Tisza
Liberal Party
Prince Henry's American Dining Farce Scrutinized
Harper's Weekly surveys the food spread for Prince Henry noting heavy use of canvas-back ducks terrapin and Blue Point oysters while lamenting the lack of variety such as shad buckwheat cakes and other staples. It questions why a royal tour dwelled on feasts and pastries instead of broader local fare and performances.
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Harper's Weekly
Prince Henry
Heston
Weber & Fields
Potsdam
Antipodes
Chicago’s horse meat scandal shocks New York readers
New York Evening Post reports Chicago slaughters over 15,000 maimed horses yearly with meat sold as beef or corned beef. Fifteen receiving stations collect worn animals at 8% to 20 dollars each, driving or carting to abattoirs. Hides and hoofs are recycled while flesh is packed away unseen. Local and federal rules lack inspection systems.
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New York Evening Post
Chicago
Pure Food Commission
Pure Food Commissioner
Louisville Railroad Case Sees Board Likely Absence
Louisville Kentucky March statement by C McChord chairman of the State Railroad Commission says it is improbable the Interstate Commerce Commission will arrive April 3 to hear the Central Stock Yards Company vs Louisville and Nashville Railroad dispute. The stockyards company charged the railroad refused stock delivery to the Southern Railway. the State Commission supported the stockyards claim.
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Louisville
March
C. McChord
State Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central Stockyards Company
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Southern Railway
Funston Arrives in Kansas City Plans Iola Visit Then Denver HQ
General Frederick Funston arrived from the East in Kansas City and will travel to Iola, Kansas, tomorrow to visit relatives. He will return to Kansas City Tuesday and depart Wednesday for Oakland to bring Mrs. Funston and the baby to Denver, where he will head the Department of the Colorado. Today marks the anniversary of Aguinaldo's capture.
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Kansas City
Frederick Funston
Iola
Kan
Congressional seed time phrase stirs Nashville Banner readers
The Nashville Banner notes seed planting season as a symbol of congressional labor and farm life, framing lawmakers as practical partners to farmers during planting. The piece blends rural imagery with political metaphor, urging reader awareness of legislative work affecting agriculture.
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Nashville
Congressional
Seed package row reveals seed cost dispute in Iowa
The Washington Post recounts Aetative Lacey of Iowa sending seeds to a rural constituent with a franked envelope marked $300alty for private use. The recipient, distraught, says he cannot put the seeds to public use and cannot afford $9 to use them himself.
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Washington Post
Aetative Lacey
Iowa
Not a French Citizen Excecuted in Port au Prince
Leon Gabriel who claimed French citizenship and was executed after firing at General Cameau, chief of police, had previously served as an aide de camp to ex President Legitime. The Haitian government asserts he was Haitian. the French minister contends he was French. He left seven children as Paris debates sending a French warship.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Leon Gabriel
France
Cameau
Legitime
Gabriel
Legation
Paris
Grand American handicap prep at Blue River Park
Kansas City dispatch notes Blue River Park near ready for the Grand American handicap, to run March 31 to April 5. Elmer Shaner praises renovations, capacity for 40 shooters and 2,000 spectators. Seventeen thousand pigeons in coop with 500 reserve. handicap committee to set marks for 400 wing shots over two days, with entries and handicaps to be published next Sunday.
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Kansas City
Blue River Park
Elmer Shaner
Elkwood Park
New Jersey
Interstate Park
Long Island
John M. Lilly
Indianapolis
Chris Gottleib
Halliwell
Louis Erhardt
Atchison
Kan
Charles W. Budd
Des Moines
Arthur Gambell
Cincinnati
Tom Devine
Memphis
Tenn
McMuray to bid for Jeffries Fitzsimmons clash in Charleston
Al McMurray, matchmaker for the Southern Athletic Club of Charleston, heads to New York to bid and post a forfeit for the Jeffries Fitzsimmons fight to be staged on exposition grounds outside Charleston city limits. Four women contestants named amid high stakes. fifteen millionaires entered. preliminaries this week include Elliott, Crosby, Gilbert in Sportmen's Review cup and 100-third race for cast iron medal. Grand American handicap set for midweek with daily 9 am starts. event runs March 31 into April with mealtimes and nights as breaks.
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Savannah
al McMurray
Southern Athletic Club of Charleston
New York
Jeffries-Fitzsimmons
Charleston
McMurray
Exposition Corporation
Exposition Grounds
Johnston
Minneapolis
Date Cabanne
St. Louis
J. A. R. Elliott
Kansas City
W. R. Crosby
O'Fallon
Ill
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Elliott
Richmond Aims to Build New Roller-Rink Next Season
Richmond Indiana plans a new roller-skating rink or major reconstruction of the current facility. An option on land is secured and a stock company may be formed to erect the building. Builders expect rising interest in polo with Indiana forming a league of several clubs. Richmond likely to join.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Inaugural handicap weights from St Louis Fair Association
The St Louis Fair Association released weights and entries for the Inaugural handicap a one mile stakes race for three year olds and up. Estimated value 4500 dollars, race date May 3. Notable entries include Waring 127 Wax Taper 126 Silverdale 123 Royal Victor 120 and many others. Curt Gosnell to run public stable at Cambridge City with Fred M and other horses. he has started 32 races with few money losses.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Fair Association
Waring
Wax Taper
Silverdale
Russelston
Henry Bert
Ed Austin
Ida Ledford
Odnor
Salve
Oudenarde
A. D. Gibson
Rochester
Nobleman
Varro
Charles W. Meyer
Aladdin
Choice
Bessie Spahr
Edgardo
Bill Massie
Sweet Dream
Alice Turner
Flora Pomona
Brennenworth
Andy Williams
Patroclus
Waterscratch
Nearest
South Breeze
Father Weather
Bengal
Federalist
Prosper la Gal
Kaloma
Kaffir
Schwalbe
Wakita
H. L. Coleman
Dewey
Hainault
Bridge
Evening Star
Miss Theresa
Santa Ventura
Helen Print
Curd Gillock
Robert, Jr
C. Pompey
Regent
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Curt Gosnell
Wayne County
Cambridge City
Fred M
Legalwood
Col. Taylor
Baron Roy
Lineator
Ruth W
Rollene
Judge Rees Commentary on Crescent City Jockey Club Decision
Memphis date March 2 Captain J H Rees presiding judge at the New Orleans meeting arrived here. He believes the Crescent City Jockey Club has done well to abandon cross country racing and that the decision does not mean an absolute tracklist for steeplechasers at New Orleans, but it will do well to let the sport rest there for a while.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. H. Rees
New Orleans
Crescent City Jockey Club
Meyer and Larner Break Down in Work at Montgomery Park
MEMPHIS report notes Schorr's horses Charles W. Meyer and Larner, both from the same stable, broke down in morning eliminations at Montgomery Park. Injuries are serious enough to halt training for the foreseeable future, delaying their chances in upcoming events.
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Memphis
Tenn
Charles W. Meyer
Schorr
Larner
Montgomery Park
Brush Will Be Present Declines to Discuss Baseball Matters
John T Brush said he will attend a National League magnates meeting when Mr Young calls it. The split NL meeting scheduled for tomorrow was postponed to April 1 after Brush informed organizers he could not attend this week. He refused to discuss baseball matters beyond the declaration, hinting a schedule may be set but no action on burying the hatchet. Rumors of a conference with Mr Robison of St Louis could not be verified.
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John T. Brush
National League
Mr. Young
Brush
Robison
St. Louis
American League Rules Adopted by Western Universities
Intercollegiate baseball will use American League rules this year as decided by Illinois director George Huff and Chicago director Stagg. Umpire Joe Cantillon, a former AL official, is likely to oversee college games. Beloit’s Jack Hollister and Wisconsin opponents favored the old rules, while Michigan and Northwestern supporters backed AL rules for 1910. The consensus was nearly unanimous, ending debate.
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Chicago
Joe Cantillon
George Huff
Illinois
Stagg
University of Chicago
Huff
Jack Hollister
Beloit
Wisconsin
Baird
Michigan
Hollister
Northwestern
Terre Haute Three League club schedules early games with former manager Krieg
Terre Haute Indiana March 23 Manager Walters of the Terre Haute Three League club had several players out for practice yesterday the first games here will be with Krieg s Chattanooga team on April 6 and 6 Local interest centers on Krieg who was Terre Haute s manager last year On April 13 the Chicago National League team will visit town The Terre Haute club will travel to Crawfordsville for five games with Wabash College on the Mth
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Walters
Kreig
Chattanooga
Krieg
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
Baseball Player Transfers and League Proposals Across Cities
Montreal, Toronto, and St Paul submit bids for pitcher Dick Cogan while Dan Daub coaches Ohio Wesleyan baseball under contract with Indianapolis. George Tebeau renames his Louisville club Eclipse and Walter Wilmot aims to develop Byers into a first class backstop for Minneapolis. Harry Truby plans to play second base for Columbus as the Southern League adopts partnership rules with holiday game receipts pooled pro rata.
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Montreal
Toronto
St. Paul
Dick Cogan
Dan Daub
Indianapolis
Ohio Wesleyan
George Tebeau
Louisville
Eclipse
H. D. Quin
Milwaukee
Charles Clark
United States
Clark
Montana
American Association
Young Clark
Milwaukee Grounds
Havener
Mr. Nin
Mr. Ark
Sporting News
A. G. Spalding
Freedman and
Brush
A. G
Coe
Freedman
Hanlon
Johnson
American League
Brooklyn
Hanson
Wright
Mullin
Turner
Gochnaur
Joss
Temperance speaker attacks McKinley in Hoosier gathering
Dr. W H Boles of Indianapolis addressed about a dozen listeners at the W C T U rooms to nominate a county Prohibition ticket. He railed against President McKinley accusing him of corruption and failure on liquor policy and Philippine affairs, labeling the president as influenced by liquor interests and brewers. He claimed those who went to the Philippines to tend soldiers’ wounds were now seen as scarlet women in vice houses.
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Laporte
Ind
W. H. Boles
Indianapolis
McKinley
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Unanimous Senate Tone Over War Tax Cuts Prompt Concern
The piece notes a surprising opposition acquiescence to swift passage of a war tax reduction bill, with signs the Senate may not approve. It highlights ongoing costs in the Philippines and canal bill, tax policy uncertainty, and a cautious stance on further revenue reductions while urging fiscal restraint until major issues are settled.
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Two Small Fires Cause Minor Home Damage
Two overheated stoves sparked yesterday. A Cornell avenue house was slightly scorched in the afternoon around S o'clock. About 4 o'clock a fire burned the kitchen at Gus Joanson's behind 48 North Noble street. Losses were modest.
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Bispham Regains Voice for Covent Garden Season
New York March 3 David Bispham who lost his voice singing in Worcester Massachusetts has fully recovered and resumed opera and concert work He plans to sail in May to participate in the coronation season of grand opera at Covent Garden London
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Indiana Title Guaranty Loan Co Ad Promotes Real Estate Safety
An Indianapolis ad extols real estate security through assured titles. It claims no abstract fees and absolute security with Indiana Title Guaranty Loan Company located at 19 Market Street.
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