Harris Pitching Defeats Indians in Philadelphia Win
Harris held Cleveland to three hits as Philadelphia won 2 to 1. Errors by Dykes and Shannon produced the visitors’ lone run in the fourth. Harris walked five but got four double plays to help secure the victory. Cleveland 001 000 000 13. Philadelphia 010 100 000 2. Batteries Coveleskie ONeill Harris Perkins.
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Philadelphia
Harris
Cleveland
Shannon
teaNeu
Coveleskie
O'Neill
Perkins
Northern Direct Wing 2 12 Pace Shines at Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit
Pittman with Northern Direct won a four heat 2:12 pace in the Vassar class at Poughkeepsie Grand Circuit. Darvester placed second after a strong stretch burst. Bonnie Del dominated the 2:09 trot with Makie Axworthy second and Lake Riddell third in all three heats. Tootsie Toise beat Selka in the 2:07 trot in all heats while Ima Jay returned but faded. Nedda led the 2:05 trot, defeating Don de Lopez and others with Charlie Rex bidding well each heat but short of victory.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Pittman
Northern Direct
Vassar
Symbol Forrest
Darvester
Bonnie del
Makie Axworthy
Lake Riddell
Tootsie Toise
Selka
Ima Jay
Ernest
H. Fleming
Nedda
Don de Lopez
Baron Degantle
Charlie Rex
Peter L
No rough edges in my morning cup of coffee
An advertisement praises Schilling brand coffee from Schilling & Company San Francisco, touting smooth rich flavor, improved breakfast, and daily energy. It notes vacuum sealed tins and compares cost per cup favorably to prior coffee. The copy emphasizes quality and consumer satisfaction.
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Schilling’s
Boston Bunches Hits in Big Eighth to Beat St Louis
Boston bunched seven hits for seven runs in the eighth inning to rout St Louis 11 to 1 in the series opener. Vitt Scott and McInnis stood out as Meyers received strong support. Sotheron Severeid Meyers and Schang doubled as the battery.
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Boston
St. Louis
Meyers
Vitt
Scott
McInnis
Sotheron
Severeid
Meyers and Schang
Dempsey Injuries Report Stirring Rumor Fails
Benton Harbor Mich August 25 false reports spread that champion Jack Dempsey was badly hurt in an automobile crash. He was in training camp and worked four minutes publicly then sparring rounds with Panama Joe Gans and Bill Tate as he prepares for Billy Miske next Monday week.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske
Dempsey
Panama Joe Gans
Bill Tate
Miske
Local Scores Spark Quiet Night Across Cities
Oakland 0 Seattle 1 Sacramento 2 San Francisco 0 Salt Lake 3 Los Angeles 7 Vernon 4 Portland 3. The brief score roundup lists results from multiple teams with notable Salt Lake and Los Angeles victories highlighting a busy sports night.
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Oakland
Seattle
Sacramento
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Vernon
Portland
Ohio and Minnesota shotgun teams tie for first at Camp Perry
The Ohio and Minnesota state civilian shotgun teams tie for first in the team match at the national rifle tournament with 211 of 250 birds. Kansas and Washington follow with 204, then Pennsylvania 202 and Nebraska 196. The national pistol team match begins with 36 teams. An aerial match draws attention as machine guns operate from an airplane.
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Camp Perry
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Minnesota
Kansas
Washington
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Kentucky
Alabama
California
Missouri
Mississippi
Illinois
Oklahoma
Brooklyn Defeats Pittsburg 4 to 3 in Ninth Inning
Brooklyn defeated Pittsburg 4 to 3 as Marquard was knocked out in the third. Mamaux relieved him and Brooklyn rallied with two ninth inning hits by McCabe and Olson to push ahead. Final line shows Brooklyn 4 runs on 10 hits, Pittsburg 3 runs on 11 hits.
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Brooklyn
Marquard
Mamaux
Ponder
McCabe
Olson
R. H
Marquard, Mamaux and Miller
Ponder and
Schmidt
Cardinals Drive Kircher Off Mound
In St Louis on August 25 the Cardinals rallied after an early two run deficit to beat the visiting team 6 to 3. They produced five runs in the eighth on four singles a triple and a base on balls to chase Kircher from the mound. Barnes took the loss with Douglas Snyder behind.
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ST. Louis
Barnes
Kircher
New York
Douglas
Snyder
Schupp
Clemons
Reds Win Third Straight Over Phillies
Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1 to extend a streak to three. Rixey pitched well until the seventh inning when Cincinnati rallied for three runs on four hits. Eller allowed one run in the fourth on singles by Meusel, Fletcher, and Miller. Final: Reds 5, Phillies 1.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Philadelphia
Rixey
Eller
Meusel
Fletcher
Miller
Chicago shuts out Braves 4 to 0 in late baseball game
Chicago defeated Boston 4 to 0 as O Neill was hit on the head by a pitch earlier but recovered. The Boston lineup managed three runs on a halted rally but fell short. Townsend, Scott and O Neill, Gowdy, Tyler and O Farrell powered the two teams in a brisk game played in Chicago.
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Chicago
Boston Braves
Boston
O'Neill
Tyler
Townsend
Scott
Gowdy
O'Farrell
Anaconda Scenery Honored In Western Novel Passage
The Anaconda area is praised for its scenery in Charles C. Cohan’s Born of the Crucible. The novel’s Anaconda setting describes Blue Eyed Nellie hill and Rockies with moonlit roads, lakes, and valleys, highlighting local landscapes to readers nationwide.
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Anaconda
United States
Charles C. Cohan
Cohan
Smith Drug Company
Nellie Hill
Strawberries Jammed Fast In British Columbia Cannery
Machinery and gravity power rapid jam production in British Columbia canneries as fresh berries from Fraser and Columbia valleys are processed. Workers mash and cap berries, lime-like belts feed boiling kettles, sugar and ingredients auto deliver, seven minutes boil, then automatic canning and packing at twenty seconds per can.
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International News Service
Vancouver
British Columbia
Chicago
Fraser
Columbia
Trusted youth steals two pianos and chairs in Los Angeles
Shirley Blakely, 24, was arrested at Colton California on a charge of stealing two pianos 70 chairs and other furniture from a parochial school connected with St Vibiana s cathedral in Los Angeles authorities reported.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Shirley Blakely
Colton
St. Vibiana's Cathedral
Electric railways need reform for profitability and public acceptance
The federal electric railways commission told President Wilson after a thorough probe into U S electric railway systems that sweeping reforms are required to make the service profitable and acceptable to the public.
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Universal Service
Washington
United States
Federal Electric Railways Commission
Wilson
Invents Useful Safety Device On Railways
John J. Lynch of Anaconda unveils a rail guard patent to prevent locomotives or cars from leaving rails on steep or curved track. A simple cast iron plate spans the rail base, secured by spikes and bolts with diagonal braces to ties, placed only where needed for safety, cost-efficient to manufacture.
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John J. Lynch
East Park Avenue
Lynch
Anaconda
Sluggers Triumph Over Black Rocks in 10-5 Game
Louisville Sluggers beat Black Rocks 10 to 5 with Batteries Walsh and Neary for Sluggers and Connors Higgins for Blacks Rocks. Rev R A Cameron and family arrived in town yesterday visiting before continuing to Billings from Denver. Cameron to lead sermon at Presbyterian church next Sunday.
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Louisville
Black Rocks
Walsh and Neary
Connors
Higgins
Blacks Rocks
R. A. Cameron
Anaconda
City
Billings
Denver
Cameron
Pressbyterian
Hack Miller Loses Major League Chance Again
Hack Miller, outfielder for the Pacific Coast League, failed to join a major league club. Oakland officials announced a deal to send him to the Chicago Nationals for three players, but Chicago could not deliver. A prior bid to Cincinnati collapsed when the eastern club demanded immediate delivery.
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Oakland
Cal
Hack
Miller
Chicago Nationals
Chicago
Matches and Gasoline Spark Destructive House Fire
A fire at 113 Cherry Street, home of C. W. Blackburn, was traced to matches and gasoline after Fire Chief Collins investigated. A 13-year-old boy claimed an electrical wire sparked the blaze, while a younger brother admitted playing with matches from a cap pistol and a nearby gasoline can that exploded. Mrs. Blackburn was away. the eldest son carried the baby to safety through dense smoke. Wires had been shut off two years earlier. Loss estimated at 200 to 300 dollars, partly insured.
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C. W. Blackburn
Cherry Street
Collins
Lester
Blackburn
Gordon
Anti-Suffragists Denied Washington Injunction
Washington Aug 25 Justice Siddons of the district supreme court denied an anti suffrage application for a restraining order to prevent promulgation of the federal suffrage amendment by the state department. The temporary injunction would be unwarranted interference with an administrative act of the secretary of state. Dismissal leaves the avenue open for appeal to the District of Columbia court of appeals.
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Washington
Siddons
District Supreme Court
State Department
Secretary of State
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Rabbi to lead eight synagogues in Missouri and Kansas
Rabbi Simon Glazier, longtime head of the orthodox Jewish church in Washington since 1917 and former leader of the United Synagogue of Montreal, announced he accepted an invitation to head eight synagogues in Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City
Simon Glazier
Washington
United Synagogue of
Montreal
Canada
Kansas
Auto Racer Thomas Ready to Return After Elgin Crash
Elgin Illinois August 25 Joe Thomas injured yesterday when Eddie Hearnes car he was driving skidded and turned over at the Elgin race track will be out of the hospital tomorrow doctors stated He will drive Hearnes car in Saturday s race
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Elgin
Joe Thomas
Eddie Hearne
Elgin Race Track
Hearne
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