Washington luncheon features many notable guests
The event will have the President and Private Secretary at the main table with Mr. Root secretary of war and other officials including Durbin Lieutenant Governor Senator Charles W. Fairbanks Albert Beveridge and Gen J B Cory among veterans leaders. Five tables will be in the south parlor and twelve in the north with the space draped in flags. The east parlors will serve as a reception room after luncheon.
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Root
Durbin
Charles W. Fairbanks
Albert J. Beveridge
Jewett
J. B. Cory‘el
Veterans
Land
Russell B. Harrison
Police plan tight security for Roosevelt reception
Precautionary police measures are set for the President’s reception unless orders from Washington alter plans. Patrols along the march line will be vigilant with eight bicycle patrolmen leading and two on each side of the carriage. The four side riders are Kiefer Leet Milam and Jer, under Captain Hyland protection, with all officers loyal to Roosevelt.
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Kiefer
Leet
Milam
Jer
Hyland
Roosevelt
Warren
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Illinois
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for showers in Indiana and Illinois with likely fair weather later. Increasing cloudiness and showers possible in Ohio on Tuesday with cooler, variable winds on Wednesday. Local observations show clear to cloudy conditions with low precipitation readings and varying temperatures. Blythe provides the regional forecast.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Obio
W. T. Blythe
Movements of Steamers From Major Ports
Shipping updates show arrivals in New York, Gibraltar, Antwerp, London and Hamburg. Vessels include Kensing from Southampton Minnehaha from Genoa Lahn from Genoa Anchorra from Glasgow Allen from New York Naples Graf Wal Gereee from New York Vader land from New York Minnea s from New York.
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New York
Kensing
Southampton
Minnehaha
Lahn
Genoa
Georgia
Liverpool
Anchorra
Glasgow
Gibraltar
Allen
Naples
Hamburg
Graf Wal- Gereee
Antwerp
Vaderland
London
Minneas
Detail From Mounted Patrolmen Names List
A roster of personnel includes Mounted Patrolmen Ross Conn Miller Dougherty Milam Klefer Okey Rogers Sandman Wilson Bolan Silvey Leet Tomlinson Alberts and Kitemilier. The names appear as a compiled detail likely from a police or military unit roster.
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Patroimien
Ross, Conn
Miller
Dougherty
Milam
Klefer
Okey
Rogers
Sandman
Wilson
Bolan
Silvey
Leet
Tomlinson
Alberts
Kitemilier
Appearance of the Hall for Spanish American War Veterans event
Tomlinson Hall is prettily decorated for a ceremony honoring the President with the Spanish American War Veterans as hosts and Civil War veterans as guests. The hall features American flags, a Roosevelt portrait, and prominent statesmen portraits, with 5000 to 6000 expected attendees including civilians and women in galleries. A detailed ticketing system directs seating and entrancing entrances, while a large reception and entertainment committee coordinates security, entrances, and program duties under Governor Durbin and other officials.
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Tomlinson Hall
Roosevelt
Charles Garrard
United States
Garrard
Delaware-street
Market-street
Delaware Street
United States Arsenal
Columbia Club
W. T. Durbin
John J. Kyle
Maurice J. Scanlan
J. K. Gore
W. E. English
C. T. McIntyre
Co. W. Cochrane
D. I. McCormick
F. A. Swan
O. N. Astley
M. I. Hopkins
Walter Kessler
J. R. Everroad
C. C. Boyer
D. E. Sissenuth
F. T. Baker
John Ryan
R. Clark
George Brown
H. B. Mahan
Frank Bridges
A. M. Sweeney
Horace E. Smith
R. W. McBride
Indianapolis
Mayor Bookwalter Proclaims Roosevelt Visit Adorn Downtown
Indianapolis mayor urges citizens and business houses to decorate in national colors during President Roosevelt's downtown visit on Tuesday September 23 1902. He asks that businesses close from 1 to 3 pm to honor the Chief Executive and extend hospitality citywide.
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Bookwalter
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
United States
Charles A. Book Walter
Beveridge Joins Roosevelt Visit Train Trip to Logansport
Senator Albert Beveridge travels from Chicago toward Logansport to join the Roosevelt visit. He missed last night’s reception due to Senate committee duties chaired by him. Indianapolis events include a bronze souvenir badge for the President and merchant decorations. National Guard and Indianapolis Light Artillery units are called to armories at 10 o'clock for the escort.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Chicago
South Bend
Logansport
Senate Committee
Toh Cox Committee
National Guard
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Fort Wayne Prepares for Roosevelt Visit and Courthouse Dedication
Fort Wayne Indiana plans elaborate events for the dedication of a new million dollar courthouse and the arrival of President Theodore Roosevelt. The program includes an invocation by Bishop Alerding, a county presentation, an historical address by Col Robert Robertson, and an oration by W Bourke Cochran. The presidential train arrives at 6 30 p m with a parade and reception led by Mayor Berghoff and local regiments.
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Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Roosevelt
Alerding
Edward Orff
Board of County Commissioners
Allen County
J. M. Barrett
Charles McCulloch
Robert 8. Robertson
Indiana
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
David W. Moffat
First Presbyterian Church
Lake Erie & Western Road
A Ee
Berghoff
Citizens’ Committee
Otto M
Cheaia Ain
Hibernian Rifles
Gempsea
John E. Miller
Cera
President Roosevelt Arrives Amid Strict Crowd Control in Indiana
Governor Durbin outlined a tightly choreographed city visit with a closed ceremony and a procession to Pennsylvania Station. Streets will be kept clear of streetcars and vehicles, no handshakes, umbrellas, or coats allowed, and police warned to prevent any trouble. Senator Ogborn sent a large bouquet of American Beauty roses to Indianapolis for the President.
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Durbin
Pennsylvania Station
Indianapolis Journal
New Castle
Ind
Ogborn
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Sea Breeze Stakes at Gravesend Sees Upset by 100 to 1 Shot
New York report notes Un Rock 100 to 1 winner over Grand Opera and Blue Pencil trimmed fields after heavy rain. In Chicago Hawthorne Endurance Stakes Philo nosed out Topsoil with Crest dominating the jumping, stakes finish tight at seven furlongs.
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Andy Williams
Haw Thorne
Philo
New York
Gravesend
Alex. Shields
Grand Opera
Rossignol
Terack
Sweet Alice
Redfern
Bonnibert
J. Martin
Anterock
Belson
Earle of Warwick
Michaels
Carroll D
Miles
Slipdhrift
Cochran
Huntressa
Eel
Odom
Chicago
Topsoil
Hawthorne
Crest
Serena
Waswift
Dean
Jack Demand
Cob Ware
Aerate
Robbins
J Himes
Mathews
Mallory
Coburn
Blue Miracle
Seaton
McAuliffe
Falella
Winkfield
McChesney
Favonius
Donnelly
Lucien Appleby
Scintillant
Edge
Hayes Stable Dominate Del Mar Handicap Double
From St Louis report Lady Strathmore and Jordan, both ridden by Hayes stable, swept the handicap events at Del Mar. Lady Strathmore won amid a mild stretch drive with Frank Bell the favorite, while Jordan edged W. B. Gates. Algie M. also won the sixth race. Race winners listed as Dave Sommers, Matilde, Handspinner, Lady eps, Jordan, and Algie with various odds.
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ST. Louis
Lady Strathmore
Jordan
P. Hayes
Delmar
Frank Bell
W. B. Gates
Algie M
Hayes
Dave Sommers
Matilde
Handspinner
Lady Eps
Algie
Roosevelt handicap at Windsor won by Albula in driving finish
Detroit reports the Roosevelt handicap was the feature race at Windsor today with Albula taking the win after a close finish ahead of Mrs. Frank Foster. The official order of finish listed Lansdowne Begone Flaneur Georgia Gardner Imp Albula and L W.
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Detroit
Windsor
Albula
Frank Foster
Lansdowne
Begone
Flaneur
Georgia Gardner
Imp. Albula
L. W
Banquet Prizes Decided For Bowling Fraternal League
Fraternal Bowling Association directors in W M Coval's office set a season from Oct 7 to Apr 28, 28 weeks, with Tuesday matches at Independent Turner and Marion alleys. Principal prize is a banquet funded by other clubs. eight clubs participate: Elks Keef P Odd Fellows Shriners Macabees Red Men Buffaloes Royal League. Next meeting set for Tuesday. Commercial League forms with six clubs from Kahn Tailoring New York store H Lieber Co Danbury Hat Co Marott’s shoe store Reliable Furniture Co. Officers elected: George Day president J Marott VP H E Brown finance secretary Cliff Allen assistant. Ice committee Peters Lieber Co Vestal New York store Strauss Reliable Furniture. Season starts Thursday at Pastime alleys. Independent League opening notes include paid initiation fees and prizes. new rule requires three games for an average. Tomorrow Alcazars vs Columbias at Marion, Ramblers and Stone Palace at Turner, Tishaiemh vs Centra at Cl Gualleys ad Ceneraa.
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The
Fraternal Bowling Association
W. M. Coval
Elks, Keef P
Odd Fellows
Shriners, Maccabees
Red Men
Buffaloes
Royal League
Kahn Tailoring Company
New York
H. Lieber & Co
Danbury Hat Company
Marott's Shoe Store
Siable Furniture Company
George Day
Joseph Marott
H. E. Brown
Cliff Allen
Washington Aleas
Alcazars
Columbias
Marion Alleys
Ramblers
Stone Palace
Turner
al Standards
Tishaiemh
Cl Gualleys
Ad’ Ceneraa
Indianapolis Clinches American Association Pennant in Triple-Header
Indianapolis swept three straight games from St. Paul in a choreographed finish to claim the American Association pennant. The weekend series featured a doubleheader and a seven inning finale with pitching by Sutthoff and Miller and decisive hits by Kuhns and Williams. Attendance reached about 20,000 as fans witnessed Indianapolis’ victory over St. Paul in Minneapolis on September 22.
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Indianapolis Journal
ST. Paul
Minn
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kelly
Figgemeier
Sutthoff
Miller
Kuhns
Williams
Chech
Hoghever
Fox
Ferguson
Shaplewski
Geler
H. Lumley
Dillard
Hogrever
Marcan
Huggins
Fer
Mr. Siegemeen
A.B. R
Aenee
Dillaef Oo Ferguson
MN Pierce
Firet Given by the Umpire and the Others by Minneapolis
Minneapolis team did not appear on the grounds on September 2 signaling an incomplete game. Officials reported the forfeit as the opposing side was ready, with no players from Minneapolis present to start. Local standings affected and subsequent arrangements awaited further instruction.
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Minneapolis
Hoosiers Win American Association Title in 192 Champion Ship
Indianapolis Hoosiers finish atop the standings as the 192 season ends with three wins. Reports from Minneapolis claim Louisville games were tainted by schemes to topple Indianapolis. The St Paul Globe exposes plans involving double-headers and special trains to alter the title race. The league may discard exhibition games and enforce rules next season.
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American Association
Washington Park
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Louisville
Minneapolis
Mineapolis
St. Paul Globe
Tebeau
Colonels
Kansas City
Uisveilie
Middletown Defeats Sulphur Springs At Local Grounds
Middletown beat Sulphur Springs on the local grounds this afternoon as part of a series of minor league baseball notes across Indiana. Greenburg Reds edge Indianapolis Grays at Greensburg while Cincinnati club defeats Muncie in a Sunday game. Dayton beats Union City 5 to 1 and Muncie trounced Richmond 20 to 1 in season closer statistics and attendance totals reach 87,967.
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Indianapolis Journal
Middletown
Ind
Prince and Davis
Kees and Haskett
Muncie
Cincinnati
Dayton
Union City
Es Nes
Saxton
Maeno
Richmond
Kneffer
Horn
Patterson
Wallace
Kansas City American Association
Today
Hickey
Portland Elks to face Indianapolis in Washington Park game
A serious ball game at Washington Park pits the Portland Elks against the Indianapolis nine after the President's train leaves. The 15 cent admission invites broad attendance as both teams showcase fine points of play, not a burlesque, per Elks press agent. In the evening the Elks hold a social session at West Maryland street clubrooms.
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Elks
Washington Park
Portland Elks
Indianapolis Nine
Watty
West Maryland Street
Terr e Haute Grand Circuit races see Hal Clipper pace 2 07
Hal Clipper driven by Clark wins three straight in 2 07 from the gray horse in the 2 12 pace at Terre Haute Indiana during the Grand Circuit opening day. Tommy Mac owned by Frank McKeen wins the 2 25 pace in straight heats as Crescent causes the 2 14 trot to be postponed for darkness. Monte Carlo takes the first heat of the 2 14 trot before the event goes over. Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Portland Indiana notes Jay county fair entries rising with a $3 000 premium list.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Allerson
Hal Clipper
Clark
Jolly
Black Lady
Judge Cullen
Jessie M
Guy Fortune
Tommy Mac
Frank McKeen
Billy
Dorothy Wilton
Monte Carlo
Ee Poe
Crescent
B. H
Hal Dillard
The
Mager
Nonam
Helm
Donna Aiveaee
Kirby
Charlie Downing
Ch. m. Ile
Hardee Boy
B. G
Willie Osborne
Bik
Raven Wilkes
B. m
Eastham
B. S
Noble
the Dean
B. E
Chandler
Lady Alomnee
Blome
Bik. m
Loomis
Bell
George Mith
Weigle
Erchant
Ch & Cretonnes
Keyes
Brooklyn Triumphs With Ninth Inning Rally In N Y
Baseball results show Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia 5 to 2 after a late ninth inning rally led by Dahlen Farrell and Flood. Earlier games featured Boston 7 New York 1 and other AL matchups with mixed outcomes. Attendance was about 1,200.
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Brooklyn
Dahlen
Farrell
Flood
Boston and New York split as errors mar late innings
In New York Boston beat New York mainly due to seventh and ninth inning misplays. Willis and Taylor effective for Boston. Tenney ejected for protest. Attendance about 1,000. In Philadelphia Boston split doubleheader with Philadelphia. first game hampered by free hits, second game won by Boston with late hitting. McAllister hit freely. Dineen and Warn pitched for Boston. Attendance 16,822. Washington and Baltimore also split in a separate contest.
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Pire Torrence
Louisvil
Torrence
Minneapolis
Dunkie
Louisville
Minne
R.H
A.E. Louis
R.H.O.A.E
Kerwin
Clymer
Odwell
Ganzel
Schriver
Quillin
Bonner
Sullivan
Schaub
Grant
Quinlan
Martin
Flaherty
Werden
Ganzer
Dunkle
Louis
R.H.O.A
R.H.O.A.E. Lynch, Oe : 40 Kerwin
Lally
Byers
Wilmot
Sporer
Lynch
Baltimore
Lee
Clarke
Wiltie
Washington
RHE
Smith
RHE Batteries
Townsend and
Drille
Ross and Robinson
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
American
Stuis Wees
Cleveland
Detroit
Willis
Taylor
Pittinger
Tenney
McAllister
Hughes
Altrock
Dineen
Warn
Bosto Philadelphia
Sch . H . Wings
Montee Andrew
Two boxing bouts report from Savannah and Philadelphia
In Savannah Owen Zelgler and Fred Douglass fought a twenty round draw before the Savannah Athletic Club. Zelgler struck after the bell in round two and was declared the winner after a foul claim. In Philadelphia Joe Gans of Baltimore stopped Jack Bennett of McKeesport in the second round at the Golden Gate Club as their six round match ended early.
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Savannah
Owen Zelgler
Fred Douglass
Savannah Athletic Club Peace
Zelgler
Douglass
Bosebell
Zeigler
Philadelphia
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Jack Bennett
McKeesport
Golden Gate Athletic Club
Bennett
Take Laxative Brene-Quiaine Taciets
A fragmentary OCR line appears to mimic a product label or advertisement note. It mentions a laxative and a signature phrase but lacks clear context, dates, or organizational attributions to form a full news item.
Kentucky Stock Farm Expectation Trotters Race At State Fair
Six three year old trotters battled for a $6009 purse at the state fair grounds track. After five heats no winner was declared and finish postponed to 2 pm today. Gail Hamilton won the first heat, with Red Robe second and John Me. third, as Nellie Jay broke several times but showed speed. The field featured strong efforts from Nellie Zar and Sister Collett, while Pat Henry and John Me. also posted notable performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Stock Farm
State Fair Grounds
Collett
David Cahill
Lexington
Gail Hamilton
James L. Dodge
Paris
Red Robe
John Mc
John Me
Nellie Jay
Pat Henry
A. N. Munden
Seymour
Ind
Bert Wallace
Hudson
B. F
Red
Brady
Nellie Jaer
Alfred
Cahill
DePauw Opens Football Season With Alumni Meet 12 7
Greencastle Ind Sept 2 The DePauw varsity opened the season against an alumni team winning 12 to 7 in a warm afternoon. Varsity showed promise but the alumni’s experience prevailed. Touchdowns by Welk Tuller and Pearson.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
DePauw University
Welk
Tuller
Pearson
Weik
Henry
Ellis
Frankin College selects Whitesides as coach after practice
Franklin Ind Sept 22 Franklin College football opened under coach Whitesides with signals and ball handling drills. Old players expected to fill left end Miller left tackle Timeher left guard Ballers and speargeon at right end Crangan. Whitesides plans more practice tomorrow before the Burdue University game. The YMCAYWCA reception at Earlham College drew broad attendance with yellow and white decorations and a postprogram refreshments and speeches.
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Indianapolis Journal
Franklin
Ind
Frankln College
Whitesides
Cutsinger
W. F. Whitesides
Webb
Ark Miller
H. E. Timeher
O. O. Ballers
Cc. Spurgeon
Cranigan
Sivin
Burdue University
Indianapolis
Richmond
Earlham College
West
Millan
Cana
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