Notre Dame Faces Indiana In Big Bloomington Showdown
Notre Dame travels to Bloomington to open the state championship series against Indiana. Nyere may not play, Silver to start in his place. Indiana touts a strengthened line and aims to upset the visitors in Jordan Field with strong support from the crowd.
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Notre Dame
Bloomington
State University
Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Nyere
McGlew
Toledo
Silver
Franzler
Gillen
O'Malley
Steiner
Desmond
Lonergan
Shaughnessy
Doar
Former Notre Dame Player Dead
South Bend Ind Oct 4 Max Fleisher a Notre Dame student two years ago and law class of 194 at Michigan died from injuries in football practice He was a strong member of the Notre Dame scrub team and showed promise for Michigan's team
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South Bend
Ind
Max Fleisher
Notre Dame
Michigan
New Prize Offered for Oratory At Wabash College
Crawfordsville Ind Oct 4 Mr Charles H Leech of Chicago an enthusiastic Wabash College alumnus offers a prize in debate if Wabash challenges another Indiana college for a joint contest Likely opponent would be Hanover College Officials note concern over red paint vandalism on campus buildings while chemistry work removes most stains The college orchestra is ten pieces under director E C Stroup Rev A E Monger elected to State oratorical board The Wabash monthly enlarged and illustrated first issue by senior I D editor with staff The Wabash College Record is being prepared EB W Smith and Edward Geise teaching in Washington state B C Day to supervise eighteen Indiana counties for State Life Insurance in Indianapolis
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Charles H. Leech
Chicago
Wabash College
Wabash
Literary Society
Pres Mn
Hanover
Leech
Colle
Garner
Chemistry
E. C. Stroup
A. E. Monger
Judge Baldwin
Logansport
Tennyson
Menen
I T
I. D
E. M. Brown
Wabash College Record
EB. W. Smith
Edward Geise
Washington
B. C
Day
Indiana
Indianapo
Purdue Practice Shows Snap and Vim Ahead of Case Game
Purdue football drills display growing energy with two scrimmage halves against scrubs. Osborne fills quarterback, handling the ball well with no fumbles as Captain Leslie is out. White and Allen stand out in offense while Hahn remains sidelined and Minch struggles at end.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Best
Varsity
Leslie
Osborne
Hahn
Minch
White
Illinois
Allen
Knapp
MacManus
Riebel
Davidson
Boyer
C. Smith
Zimmerman
Mills
Kaylor
Miller
Franklin College Football Preps for Manual Training Tilt
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Franklin College football held its final practice today ahead of Saturday’s game against Indianapolis Manual Training. The Franklin squad focused on pass protection and running plays as they prepare for the key matchup.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Indianapolis Manual
High School Grid Lines Up For Two Friday Games
The Franklin High School squad faces uncertainty due to sickness and absences with several players unable to attend practice. Silver and Sellers are mentioned as key players with possible limited action. Shortridge High School will travel to Louisville to face the male high school, while MTBHS plans a second team trip to Knightstown for a city eleven matchup.
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Sellers
Alditon
Silver
Jordan
Franklin
Bryan
Luyster
Fessler Silver
Steele Waggener
Miller
Jewett
Branigan
Scrubs
Franklin High School
Shortridge
Louisville
Griffith
Dugan
Connor
Snyder
van Winkle
Dunning
Lilly
Kearney
Pratt
McKinney
Johnson
Follette
Payne
Brown
Knightstown
De Pauw at Lansing and Wabash at Philistine Field previews
De Pauw travels to Lansing Michigan to face Michigan Agricultural College with two injured players and possible substitutes at quarterback and full back. The lineup includes Conley Robbins Dewey Cobl O'Daniel Pearson Coombs Baker McKinstray Davidson Lightbody. In Crawfordsville Wabash College prepares for Rose Polytechnon with added players, losing guard Sutherland to death in the family, and captain D L Lynch injured and out for two weeks.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Agricultural College
Indiana University
Baker
Lightbody
Ilkingon
Hawthorne
Albert Weik
Conley
Robbins
Dewey
Cobl
O’daniel
Pearson
Coombs
McKinstray
Davidson
Crawfordsville
Franklin
Wabash College
Rose Polytechnon Philistine
Wilson
Sutherland
Heintz
Reed
Record
D. L. Lynch
Lynch
Warren and Huntington Business College clash in 6 to 0 loss
Warren Indiana saw Huntington Business College win 6 0 in a tense football game. Elliott fumbled late, sealing the Warrens defeat in the hottest contest the city has seen. Hartford City blanked Bluffton 30 0, six straight wins for Hartford City. Rockefeller offered 500000 to Columbia University to clear debt and fund further gifts after Pocantico Hills fire.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warren
Ind
Huntington Business College
Elliott
Warrens
New York
Teachers’ College Trustees
Columbia University
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Women Warriors in Civil War Tales and Queen Christina Portraits
The article recounts cases of women disguising as men to serve in armies during the Civil War and other eras. It cites Christian Cavenagh in England, Dr James Barry in the British forces, Mrs Lindley of Ohio Cavalry, and Christina Queen of Sweden, noting duels, battles, and the challenges of disguise.
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Savannah
Christian Cavenagh
England
Holland
Landen
St. Germain-en-Laye
Ramillies
James Barry
Cape
Malta
Barbadoes
Lindley
Ohio Cavalry
Fort Magruder
Hanover Courthouse
Bull Run
Antietam
Boonsborough
Christina
Sweden
Europe
Donovan and Temple Draw in Six Rounds at Ariel Club
Michael Donovan of Rochester and Larry Temple of Cincinnati fought six rounds to a draw in Philadelphia. Temple pressed four rounds, Donovan steadied with strong defense to compensate. In Baltimore, Charlie Haghey of Philadelphia and Young Peter Jackson drew after twenty rounds.
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Michael Donovan
Rochester
N. Y
Larry Temple
Cincinnati
Ariel Athletic Club
Temple
Donovan
Baltimore
Charlie Haghey
Peter Jackson
Silver hits record low as prices slip worldwide
The Springfield Republican reports silver continues to fall due to failed monetary recitation efforts. London quotations Saturday show 2% 5-16 pence per ounce, the lowest ever recorded. The slide makes the silver dollar appear worth about 20 cents.
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Springfield
Commercia World
London
Dereszke Wins Fort Schuyler Selling Stake Race
At Morris Park New York Press Club Benefit Day featured the Fort Schuyler selling stake won by Dereszke at 7 to 1. Cochran drove Dereszke to beat G Whittier by three quarters of a length. Redpath faded. Alabarch also won and both horses were bid up. cloudy track, fast surface.
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Morris Park
Worth
St. Cuthbert
New York
Fort Schuyler
M. I. Hayman
Dereszke
Double Six
G. Whittier
Cochran
Redpath
Alabarch
Drake
Lady Strathmore Sets Mile and Eighth Mark at Fair Grounds
In St Louis on October 24 Lady Strathmore clocked 1.62 and one eighth seconds for the mile and a eighth at the fair grounds track, breaking Assignee's distance record by one second. Ladas, Ed L, Lady Strathmore and Benen were the winning selections with Ladas at 3 to 1, Brigge 9 to 2, Lady Strathmore 11 to 5, Lenore 5 to 1, Bengal 8 to 6.
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Lady Strathmore
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Ladas
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Benen
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Lenore
Bengal
Detroit Auto Races End With Crashes and Fast Times
Opening day at Grosse Pointe track featured a ten mile handicap collision involving J D Maxwell and Alex Winton of Cleveland. Winton set a track record pace in a 2 400 cc machine, while Barney Oldfield posted a fast two mile exhibition. Separate results list winners in steam and gasoline categories and note Maxwell escaped with bruises. Morristown and Morris County Golf Club near Newark host intercollegiate final rounds with H B McFarland and H B Hollins Jr vying for the title after a tense semi final.
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Maxwell
Alex Winton
Barney Oldfield
Windsor T. White
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Geneva
J. G. Reiners
Chicago
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Jos J. Miller
George R. Hines
Carroit
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Newark
Charles B. Shanks
H. L. Harkness
New York
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A. Y. Malcomson
J. J. Miller
W. C. Baker
Jackson Brady
Morristown
N. J
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the Intercollegiate Association
H. B. McFarland
Pennsylvania
H. B. Hollins, Jr
Harvard
Christian Science versus Equatorial African healing compared
The New York Evening Post compares Christian Science methods with those in Equatorial Africa, noting a diphtheria death in White Plains after prayer by a church second reader. The article cites a mother’s faith while linking African tribal healing beliefs to Western religious practices, referencing Til linghast’s work on Africans and Americans.
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New York Evening Post
Christian Science Neglect
White Plains
Christian Science Church
West Africa
American Economic Association
Africa
America
Joseph Alexander Tillinghast
Dahomey
du Chatin
Equatorial Africa
Public outcry over White Plains homicide debate on remedy
A writer condemns mob practices that victimize the sick, noting chants and drums near the dying man. The piece questions spiritual medicine theories used by some healers and urges a test case to determine if society can protect life beyond Dahomey standards.
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White Plains
Dahomey
Expelled Manager Charles Frank Faces National Ban
At a New York meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues the board unanimously expelled Charles Frank, Memphis manager, for his conduct. J H St Vrain of Tacoma was fined ten dollars and suspended for defying mandates. Memphis Park Association and manager J J McCloskey were censured. A telegram warned Memphis to remove Frank or lose national protections.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Fifth-avenue
Charles Frank
Memphis
Frank
Little Rock
Southern Association
National Association
J. H. St. Vrain
Tacoma Club
National Board
Memphis Park Association
Anager J. J. McCloskey
Association
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Dan Patch Fails to Break World Pacing Record in Memphis
Dan Patch driven by McHenry fails to lower the world pacing record at the Trotting Park in Memphis. Time turns 2:01 after a subpar backstretch, with track conditions blamed. Gail Hamilton wins De Soto stake, Walnut Hall takes Gayoso, Hilgar wins two-year-old trot. A $10,000 side match race is arranged between Sir Albert S and Prince Alert for Monday.
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Prince Alert
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Millard Sanders
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The Two Best Automobiles I Ever Knew Exchange
A reconteur and a precise man spar over the phrase best in a dialogue about automobiles. The debate touches on language and advertising as they discuss what constitutes the best machine.
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Automobile Magazine
Dialogue about a sick mother’s new things
Two children discuss their mother’s illness and the new items she has already received. The exchange highlights worry over the mother’s health and the contrast with potential future improvements.
Night of high scores in bowling meet ends with Tashings 1006
Field Carter Buddenbaum Kirkhoff Levy and Root post top scores as Marions clinch first place after a high scoring night with a total of 1006 pins.
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Carter, Buddenbaum
Kirkhoff, Levy and
Root
Man Seeks Loan During Fishing Trip on Detroit Channel
A Detroit man recounts daily visits by a persistent caller who sought a $7 loan. While fishing at the Flats, the caller insisted on the loan, joking that if granted he would be $8 ahead after a long pursuit, despite the loan being refused.
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Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Caleb Receives Mountaineous Reward in Canaan Tale
In a sermon tone the piece recalls Joshua and Caleb in the conquest of Canaan. Caleb, an aged yet steadfast warrior, asks for the mountain of Hebron and its rich plain, becoming guardian of the holy tombs of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The tale links faith, courage, and divine promise to a land divided among Israel by lot. The author urges intervention today for justice and humane policy.
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Jordan
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Carman
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Ebal
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Exyst
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Christian Invitation to Come to Me and Begin Anew
The reading reflects on Christ inviting the weary to rest and to live by His example. It emphasizes choosing Him above all, embracing a high, broad, and long life in faith. It cites Henry Drummond, Anna L. Waring, Alexander McKenzie, J. Hudson Taylor, F. B. Meyer, and a dying Christian worker who said Yes to Christ.
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Henry Drummond
Christ
Anna L. Waring
Alexander McKenzie
Heaven
J. Hudson Taylor
China Inland Mission
F. B. Meyer
Mr. Meyer
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