No Machinists Strike Settled at Lafayette Shop
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports in Lafayette Ind on May 6 that President and GM McDoel of the Moron Railway held talks with local machinists over wage demands. A favorable understanding appears reached, with no imminent strike. Fifteen Wallace Machine molders in Hartford City demand higher pay, leaving work after a walkout. </s>
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
McDoel
Moron Railway
Wallace Machine and Foundry Company
Indianapolis
Robert B. Wallace
Purdue Names Varsity Track and Baseball Squads
Purdue University at Lafayette announces the Varsity track team selection led by captain ft. B. Corns and a speedy bicycle squad. The baseball nine, led by Ruby to pitch, faces Nebraska next, amid plans for dual meets with Indiana Notre Dame and a Chicago triangular.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Freeman
Purdue Athletic Association
Ft. B. Corns
W. E. Russell
Percise
F. Huffman
Levy Rice
Woman's Dean to Leave Michigan
Eliza M. Mosher, the University of Michigan woman’s dean, announced her resignation effective May 15. She will return to Brooklyn, New York.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Eliza M. Mosher
University of Michigan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jealous Farmer Takes Poison
An unknown man about thirty five threw himself before a moving train and was ground to pieces at Hammond Indiana this morning. Willard Unler Wood of Ridge farm in Danville Illinois committed suicide by arsenic driven by jealousy of his wife. Lafayette Indiana reports one of the deepest police mysteries in years.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hammond
Ind
Pacific Express
Michigan Central
Danville
Wil
Willard Uniler
Wood
Ridge Farm
Disappearance of Carrie Stengil Alleges Suicide Note
Carrie Stengil, domestic employed in President W. E. B. Stone's Purdue home, walked away Sunday leaving a note hinting at suicide. River searches and drugstore checks for poison purchases yielded no clue. Stone family grieved, noting her good reputation and esteem in the home.
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Carrie Stengilmailer
W. E B. Stone
Purdue University
Stonewoeelf
German Methodists Meet Conference in South Bend
Special to the South Bend news. The annual ministerial conference of the Chicago district of the German Methodist Church opened in South Bend with large attendance from northern Illinois and Indiana. Rev. H. L. B. Lemeke directed the session. Rev. Loeppert served as secretary. Morning focused on organization with two addresses on the Communion of Saints and John Huss. Dr. F Munz of Cincinnati, editor of Hans and Herd, was named an advisory member. Dr. F Munz delivered a lecture on the Grandeur of the Bible.
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South Bend
Ind
Chicago
German Methodist Church
Ilinois
Indiana
H. L. B. Lemeke
William Roegge
Frankfort
Fil
John Hass
William Karnopp
Champaign
F. Munz
Cincinnati
Hans and Herd
F. Mung
Missionary Society Meets in Seymour Presbytery Session
SEYMOUR Ind May 6 The Woman's Missionary Society of the New Albany Presbytery opened a two day session with strong attendance. A highlight this evening was a program item titled Persian Notes presented by Mrs F Oldfather of Hanover who served as a missionary to Persia.
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Indianapolis
Seymour
Ind
Woman's Missionary Society of the
New Albany Presbytery
Mre. F. Oldfather
Hanover
Persia
Gas City Franchises Exchange Amid Mayors Veto
In Marion Indiana on May 6 the Gas City Council over Mayor Lay's veto approved a franchise for United Telephone Company to use street rights and install an exchange. The Bell Company rivalry quiets as work begins, linking Marion Gas City and Jonesboro with free service.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Gas City Council
Lay
United Telephone Company
Bell Company
Gas City
Jonesboro
Two Rail Lines Seek Subsidies For Bloomington
Bloomington Indiana a city of 70 inhabitants has long sought a second railroad. The Olivers seek 100000 in subsidies with a 10000 bond forfeited if a road is not begun in six months and completed within a year. The Indianapolis Southern requests about 80000 with a 10000 forfeiture bond for immediate construction.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indianapolis Southern
Oliver
Martinsville
Indianapolis
Olivers
New Strawboard Trust Formed In Indiana And New Jersey
New strawboard trust organized as United Box Board and Paper Company, formed by Louis Fox and A B Trentman with Senator Fleming and Charles Warden leading Democrats. Incorporates in New Jersey with capital stock $25,000,000. Mergers include Paragon at Eaton Indiana Utility at Mt Carmel Illinois and American Strawboard Bay with seventeen Midwestern plants at Muncie Marion Rockport Vincennes Wabash and Yorktown.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Louis Fox
National Biscuit Company
A. B. Trentman
Stephen B Fleming
Charles Warden
New York
United Box Board and Paper Company
New Jersey
Indianate
Paragon
Eaton
Utility
Mt. Carmel
American Strawboard Bay Comprisin
Middle West
Muncie
Marion
Rockport
Vincennes
Wabash
Yorktown
Lightning Kills Bluffton Area Farmer At Barn Door
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Peter Baumgartner a 60 year old farmer six miles east of Bluffton was instantly killed by lightning tonight. He stood in a barn door when a bolt struck the building wrecking it. Another account from Decatur says Baumgartner was struck and killed while at work in his barn this evening.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Peter Baumgardner
Decatur
Peter Baumgartner
Switches Found Left At Homes Of Rushville Reformers
In Rushville Indiana last night bundles of switches were left at the homes of Civic League president John A Titsworth Charles A Alger and James Locke the men active in having baseball players arrested Sunday. In Goshen Indiana a petition to Governor Durbin for clemency for George B Ayers now in Jeffersonville Reformatory for involuntary manslaughter is being circulated by his wife Lucy Dettz Elkhart. The petition has been signed by the presiding judge the prosecuting attorney and most jurors. Ayers was convicted in October 190 for killing Levi Spahr in a balloon fight in Elkhart June 7 10 his cousin Jimmy Hess was acquitted. There was no malice or ill will and the act was unpremediated.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville
Ind
John A. Titsworth
Civic League
Charles A. Alger
James Locke
Indianapolis
Goshen
Durbin
George B. Ayers
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Lucy Dettz
Elkhart
Ayers
Levi Spahr
Jimmy Hess
Butchers Reduce Meat Prices At Brazil Indiana Meeting
In Brazil Indiana on May 4 local butchers met and cut prices to levels from four months earlier Beef drops to a few cents per pound and pork to about 12 to 16 cents The cut will be 3 to 5 cents The group cited falling sales since the prior price advance and said the reduction was necessary to avoid closing shops.
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Indianapolis Journal
Brazil
Ind
Portage City Driver Hurt When Freight Strikes Buggy
Portland Indiana May 6 Daniel Wikel is thrown from his buggy after a Lake Erie and Western through freight strikes it this forenoon. He sustained injuries and was attended by first responders at the scene. Local officials investigated the accident and advised cautious crossing of railroad tracks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Daniel Wikel
Lake Erie & Western
Wikel
Wreck victim injured as years mount in effort to recover
Covington Ind May 6 Professor A D Harry and the Chicago and Alton have settled damages for injuries from the Morton Mo wreck last July. Terms total 29065 dollars including 9400 to Professor Harry 440 for Mrs Harrys death 14400 to daughter Zola and 15 dollars for railroad tickets.
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Indianapolis Journal
Covington
Ind
A. D. Harry
Chicago & Alton
Morton
Harry
Zola
Wallace Fifty Year Anniversary Observed Quietly
Crawfordsville Ind May 6 Gen and Mrs Lew Wallace marked their fifty years of marriage with no public observance since General Wallace is in Cincinnati Mrs Wallace is Elston's daughter a prominent local resident Distilling Company Incorporates Vincennes Distilling Co files articles with 254000 capital stock incorporators and directors include Zachariah W Tinker Arthur J Fitzsimmons and John C Parker Jr of St Louis
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Lew Wallace
Wallace
Cincinnati
Vincennes
Vincennes Distilling Company
Zachariah W. Tinker
Arthur J. Fitzsimmons
John C. Parker, Jr
St. Louis
Burned to death aiding brush fire in Dubois county
Mrs. Margaretha Uebelher, 78, of Dubois County, died after helping her son burn brush when her clothing caught fire from the heap in Evansville on May 6.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Margaretha Uebelher
Dubois County
Longtime Whitley County farmer John Zellers dies at 80
Columbia City reports John Zellers died at his home near Columbia City on May 5 at age eighty two. He leaves a widow and three children and his funeral is set for Thursday. Other notices include Virginia Stewart aged 105 in Weaver and Mary Schnucker from Bavaria who died in South Bend. Morgan Snyder dies suddenly in Syracuse at fifty, Samuel Fetty veteran soldier in Portland, and L B Smith in Scottsburg after long illness.
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Columbia City
Ind
John Zellers
Whitley County
Columbia Cty
Marion
Virginia Stewart
John Stewart
Weaver
Goshen
Morgan Snyder
Syracuse
Portland
Samuel Fetty
Grand Army of the
Republc
South Bend
Mary Schnucker
Bavaria
Germany
Franklin, Ind
Clara Shetterly
George Shetterly
Christian Axt
Scottsburg
L. B. Smith
Delaware county school commencements set with speakers named
In Delaware county the commencement dates and speakers for several schools were announced. Albany May date with W. W. Parsons as speaker. Cowan May 4. Niles township Granville May 28. Selma May 4. Daleville June 10 with Dr. Dennis of Earlham College. Perry township June 24 at New Burlington L. J. Beather. Albany and nearby areas set ceremony plans and notable speakers.
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L. J. Beatther
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Clarence H. Wilson
Center Presbyterian Church
F. N. Palmer
Yton
J. P. Hale
Lafayette Fort Wayne
Mary Penrose Wayne
R. S. Robertson
J. M. Barrett
Minnie Graves Brown
T. L. Sturgeon
C. B. Fitch
Co. B. Woodworth
Granger
Centerville
Centerville High School
Opera House
Robert Aley
Indiana University
Rocco Satalia
Dayton, O
Forrest Kempton
Edna M. Jones
Ethel M. Larsh
Elizabeth Lashley
Terre Haute
B. Stevens
United States Geological Survey
Indiana
E. W. Parker
Mr. Stevens
Ladoga
Christian Church
Allen Wilson
P. M. Kendall
Clinton
Evansville
Knights of Honor of
John Friday
Jasper
Dubois County
J. H. Johnson
Huntingburg
Seymour
New Lynn
R. W. Bock
C. E. T. Dobbins
Muncie
Charles Eckert
Midland Steel Works
Sullivan
Thomas Shepherd
Carlisle
Goshen
Flora
Ira P. Moore
Horse shoe over doorways for luck in ancient times
A Detroit Free Press excerpt frames a student and professor discussing the horse shoe as a protective door ornament. The professor explains its use by horse carrying society in past ages and notes a contrast with the Senate of the twentieth century, calling their era more enlightened.
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Detroit Free Press
Senate
Indianapol is Wins Two In Succession In Record Breaker
Indianapolis defeats Minneapolis 7 to 4 in a rain interrupted game at Columbus. Miller contributions include three hits from pitcher Miller and key plays by Werden, Coulter, and Hogriever. Luther and Coulter added two hits for Minneapolis amid slippery, delayed innings. Umpire Ebright faced criticism for late calls as weather disrupted play.
Columbus Wins Uphill Game Against Milwaukee
In Columbus on May 6, Pfiester held steady after the third inning and delivered a decisive eighth inning three-base hit off McBride, scoring Fox as Columbus rallied from an early Milwaukee lead. Attendance not listed. final score Columbus 4, Milwaukee 0.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Pfiester
McBride
Fox
Milw'kee
Hart
Haliman
Mrany
Lally
Parrete Rey
Grim
Dungan
Evans
Mad’ws
Turner
O Clingman
Nattress
O'Connell
Speer
Priester
Mott
Ong
McAndrews
Es Man
Orifice
Clingman
Peon
Bie Te Turner
Piicerer
Notre Dame Indiana Baseball Postponed By Rain
This report notes the Notre Dame Indiana game at Notre Dame was postponed due to rain. It mentions Umpire Ebright in Indianapolis, notes on Fox and Elliott players, and Indianapolis season plans with St Paul and Toledo context.
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Suthoff
Indianapolis
Fox
Miller
Notre Dame
Ebright
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Strobel
Toledo
American Association
Marion
Injunctions Denied in Wallace Harper and Heidrick Case
In St Louis May 6 the National League injunction to block Wallace Harper and Heidrick from playing for the St Louis American League team was denied in three circuits. Judges cited lack of mutuality, personal liberty issues, public policy conflicts, and a conspiracy in restraint of trade. The court referenced a Pennsylvania decision but said it was not binding and found the contract unfair and unenforceable. Personal liberty under the Constitution was noted as essential, allowing freedom to pursue business and pleasure with only necessary restrictions.
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ST. Louis
Fisher
Talty
National League
Wallace
Harper
Heidrick
Lally
Lajoie
Pennsylvania
Courts of Equity
League
Court of Equity
National League answers judges rule in baseball dispute
Washington. N E Young, secretary of the National League and American Association of Baseball Clubs, files an answer denying incorporation of the league and its jurisdiction over DC clubs. It says the league does not contract with players and that Wolverton Orth Towns end and Delehanty are under contract with Philadelphia. it denies knowledge of Philadelphia enforcement. Philadelphia. Common Pleas Court refus es appeal by Lajoie Bernhard and Frazer to Supreme Court and orders $5 security. Players must remain with Philadelphia NL club until final settlement.
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Washington
N. E. Young
National League and
American Association of Baseball Clubs
Bradley
Washington Baseball Club
American League
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
National League
Wolverton
Orth
Townsend
Delehanty
Philadelphia
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Lajoie
Bernhard
Frazer
Philadelphia American League Baseball Club
Congress proposes Carnegie act funds for army posts libraries
Congress plans to appropriate half a million dollars to supply army posts with libraries schools and gymnasiums as a substitute for the army canteen. Public sentiment on wine and beer provisions remains mixed and Congress seems reluctant to restore the canteen. The reforms could benefit soldiers if they use the new facilities.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Congress
Sugar refining witness details Cuban sugar trade
Henry C. Mott of the American Sugar Refining Company testified before the Senate committee on relations with Cuba. He cited Cuban sugar trust purchases from October 1, 19 to January 1, 18 totaling 45,100 tons. He noted no records showing Americans own Cuban sugar plantations. He said storage costs and deterioration kept refiners with limited stocks, maintaining about wy tons per week as supply to meet demand. The committee adjourned tomorrow.
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Henry C. Mott
American Sugar Refining Company
Senate
Cuba
Mott
Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati In Ninth Inning Rally
In Cincinnati on May 6 Pittsburg rallied in the ninth inning to defeat Cincinnati 6 to 3. Chesbro held Cincinnati earlier as Phillips and Chesbro dueled, but Pittsburg combined two doubles a triple and a home run with free bases to seal the victory. Attendance and full box details appear in the rundown.
Plank Shuts Out Washington in Masterful AL Game
In Philadelphia May 6 Plank pitched a superb game with flawless fielding to blank Washington. Carrick lacked support as Washington failed to score while Philadelphia plated seven runs. Key hits included Keister Davis Cross and Fultz with several players contributing. Attendance reached 1,193.
Freeman's ninth inning hit wins for Boston in 5 4 game
In Boston Freeman delivered a hot single with one out and three on in the ninth, driving in Parent and securing a 5 4 win over Baltimore as Dineen was strong until the second. Attendance 3,85. Bar a ce i ' ie Fevor Base Parent 8 0) Selbach Stahl Seymour Colling Kelley Freeman Hickman Lachance Ferris Warner Dineen Totals. Winning run scored with one out. Boston Baltimore 631000001 5 93600010064. Earned runs Boston 2 Baltimore 1. Two base hits Parent Ferris McCann Gilbert Foreman. Air W Williams. Sacrifice hits Parent Stahl. Double plays Parent Ferris Lachance Warner Ferris Gilbert Williams McCann. Bases on balls off Dineen Foreman 2 1. Struck out by Dineen 1. Left on bases Boston illmore Evansville Time 1. Umpire Sheridan. Evansville Rockford Evansville 000090106 Rockford 200030138. Batteries Torrence Reading Killian Thiery.
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Coulter
Miller
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Taylor Res
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R.woae
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Thoney
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Callahan
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Sullivan
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Boston
Freeman
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Parent
Dineen
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RHOAX
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Seymour
Colling
Kelley
Hickman
Lachance
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Warner
Baltimore
McCann
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Stahl
Terre Haute seeks return or payment for drafted pitcher Brown
President Smith of the Terre Haute Baseball Association reports a letter from President Sexton of the Three I League demanding the return of pitcher Brown to Terre Haute or payment of the $8 draft limit. Brown, a coal miner, pitched his first pro ball with Terre Haute last year and has won both games for Omaha. Terre Haute has released pitcher McCoy and shortstop McGrew.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Smith
Terre Haute Baseball Association
Sexton
Routk
Omaha
Brown
McCoy
McGrew
Noisy Treaty Debate Mentioned In Hay Clause Question
Fragmentary item notes Secretary Hay and a treaty clause drawing comment. References to cities Littl Rock Memphis Chattanooga Nashville Atlanta and a Boston Advertiser mention imply a broader diplomatic discussion and a death reference, but specifics are unclear.
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Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
Nzham
Boston Advertiser
Hay
Panama Canal Lease Renewal Question Circulated in Debate
The remark hints that after a century the Panama Canal lease could be renewed at the United States option. It raises the question of whether Senator Morgan of Alabama would oppose when that time arrives.
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Colombia
Panama Canal
United States
Morgan
Alabama
Palma Es Estrada Palma Arrives. Cuba’s Foreign Policy Hinted
President elect T. Estrada Palma arrived at Cienfuegos aboard the Julia as thousands greeted him. He outlined a first message to Congress aiming for close ties with nations, notably Spain, and reasserting Cuba’s flag and sanitation plans while proposing a loan to pay the revolutionary army and interest.
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T. Estrada Palma
Cienfuegos
Julia
Santiago
Cuba
Spain
Palma
United States
Senor Estrada Palo Palma
Dent-Elect
Old England Wins Calypus Handicap at Morris Park
Arsenal, Metropolitan Handicap winner, finished second while Cervera took third in a sprint filled race over the Eclipse course. Ballyho Bey underperformed as Water Boy won the Larchmont stakes before a disqualification.
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New York
Old England
Pacific Coast
G. B. Morris
Morris Park
Arsenal
Cervera
Ballyho Bey
Cobourg
Water Boy
Riddle
McDowell
Articulate Wins Worth Handicap at Chicago Card
Articulate, backed from 1 to 5, won the feature mile and twenty yard handicap at Worth today by five lengths over Hoodwink. Vulcaine took third, Hoodwink stumbled late, and Lubator finished far back while favor ite C Campbell failed to reach top two. Races listed with odds: My Chree 13 to 5, Small Sack 10 to 1, Philo 7 to 5, Articulate 5 to 1, Lavator 4 to 1.
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Chicago
Articulate
Worth
Hoodwink
Vulcaine
Lavatov
C. Campbell
Philo
Lavator
Churchill Downs Day Three Card Delivers Close Races
Louisville May 6 Churchill Downs program for the third racing day featured six races. Favorites again led the results with the talent’s choice finishing first in each event. Winners in order include Vable, Even, Stuyve, Audi hone, Prince of Endurance, Jonarka, Golden Rule with odds noted as 9 to 5, 4 to 5, 3 to 1, 1 to 8, and 3 to ?
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Pees
Vable
Even
Stuyve
Audihone
Prince of Endurance
Jonarka
Golden Rule
Races at fair grounds run in rain with mixed results
In Grisating rain at the St Louis fair grounds today the track was heavy and favorites fared poorly. Only Parnassus scored among the top picks while two seconds and three long shots won the other events. Winners in order Bear Creek Par nassus Goudy Alice Turner Ye Peter Duryea All Saints with various odds.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Parnassus
Bear Creek
Goudy
Alice Turner
Peter Duryea
All Saints
Congress Restores No Heat Rule In Trotting Meet
Chicago May 6 The biennial congress of the American Trotting Association in session here today restored the rule allowing judges to declare any heat no heat for fraud or collision. Old officers were re elected with W P Liams Terre Haute Ind as president E C Lewis Ch as first vice president and J H Steiner as secretary and treasurer Chicago.
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Chicago
The
American Trotting Association
W. P. Liams
Terre Haute
Ind
E. C. Lewis
J. H. Steiner
Cago
Hubig Wins Gas Belt Title on Foul in Second Round
Greenfield report of a boxing match at Gant's Opera House between Henry Hubig of this city and Ed Moore of Shirley for the gas belt championship. Hubig awarded the victory in the second round on a foul as Marcee Clark of Fortyil e served as referee and Kim Duncan of this city timed the contest. About three to four hundred spectators attended, left dissatisfied by the brief bout.
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Indianapolis
Gilbert Leads Mississippi Trap Shoot With High Score
Natchez Mississippi May report cites Fred Gilbert as champion firing 198 of 200 targets with record pace. Boisseaux and Fletcher of Louisiana tied for second with 197, J W Erwin of Greenville scored 183, Harold Money 181, and M Skannel of Shreveport won the championship medal with a score of straight kills.
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Natchez
Miss
May
Fred Gilbert
Boisseaux and Fletcher
Louisiana
J. W. Erwin
Greenville
Harold Money
St. Louis
M. Skannel
Shreveport
King Edward to donate coronation cup for Cowen regatta
London reports that King Edward will donate a gold coronation cup for a summer regatta. The cup race will be open to yachts from all nations, inviting international yachts to compete.
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London
Edward
Cowen
Polo Grounds Opening Marred by Death at Van Cortlandt Park
New grounds at Van Cortlandt Park opened as polo match ended. Attendant George Courtenay, returning for balls, was thrown from a pony and fatally injured after striking a tree. He died early.
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New York
van Cortlandt Park
George Courtenay
Wawarsee Yacht Club Elects Officers At Annual Meet
Three members attended the club meeting in the Letmacke building office of L. M. Brown Monday night. The club plans to renew interest as membership has waned. Elected officers include Commodore H. S. Hicks and Vice Commodore Col. Elster Durand of Chicago. Treasurer C. V. Griffiths and Purser W. Y. Serrin. House committee RC Thompson C. V. Griffith F. T Henry. Regatta committee Dr. J. Fee bus, H. B. Tucker, J. Edrowsa, Il, M. Brown.
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Wawarsee
Gardner and Graft Lose In City Club Two Man Match
Gardner and Graft were defeated by Buchanan and Pritchett in ten games at City Club alleys last night. Buchanan bowled 1 835 and Pritchett 1 856 with a 3 60 handicap. Graff posted 1 856 and Gardner 1 7&. The handicap tournament teams at City Club alleys will be re instituted next.
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Graft
Buchanan
Pritchett
Graff
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