Giants Acquire Lobert From Philadelphia in Deal
Manager McGraw of the New York Nationals announces the Giants have obtained Hans Lobert, third baseman of Philadelphia, in exchange for Milton Stock Al Demaree Jack Adams and a cash sum. Baker of Philadelphia confirms the deal noting Lobert will sign a three year contract.
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Regain the Mastery Over Blood Trouble
An archaic health claim touts 4.8 8 as a cure for blood disorders and skin conditions. The advertisement extols a “blood partner” named Father Sato and claims the product clears stagnation, irritants, and impurities from the blood, with benefits from head to foot. It warns against mercury remedies and asserts the product aids severe rheumatic and ulcerated issues, framing it as nature’s cure despite vague details.
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Father Sato
Weing & Sure
Butte Bonspiel Concludes With Crowded Final Round
The second annual Butte curling bonspiel wraps Thursday evening with finals for the Bankers' cup and McDougal cup. Skips include Barker, Healy, Braly, Munn, Mutch, Bower, McGregor, Falconer, and Match. In Ottawa, Vincent Doran faced assault charges after a Saturday hockey game with Elmer Irving, who declined to prosecute. Doran released on bond as the case dismissed.
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Healy
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Wand Braly
Charles
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Anaconda
Mutch
Bower
McGregor
Falconer
Cleveina
San
Vincent Doran
Ottawa
Canada
Elmer Irving
Cleveland Athletic Club
Irving
Doran
Main Jumps To Feds Sign Two Year Federal League Deal
Chicago reports 5 Allen Main, former UG Detroit pitcher last season, signed a two year contract with the Federal League. He will be assigned to a club later. Main began his pro career with the Burrito club of the International league.
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McGraw
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Lobert
Boston
Sherwood Mages
George Tyler
George Whitted
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Ems
Allen Main
UG Detroit
Gimore
Main
Burrito Club
Frankie Burns Defeats Conway In Four-Round Fight
In New Orleans Frankie Burns of Jersey City beat Frankie Conway of Philadelphia. The bout ended in the fourth round when Conway could not defend himself and the referee stopped the fight. Weights were announced at 118 pounds ringside.
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Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Frankie Conway
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Conway
Phillies Outfielder Magee Traded to Braves in New York Deal
Sherwood Magee, the Phillies hard hitting outfielder, was traded to the Braves for cash and players. The deal was completed at a New York meeting chaired by W F Baker of Philadelphia and James Gaffney of Boston. Despite Federal League interest, Magee did not sign with them.
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Boxton
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New York Evening Sun
Umpire's ruling sparks old time baseball debate
In a season finale on the Oakland lot a play at the plate prompts arguments over interference as catcher Yants misplayed a carom. O'Leary stood in the batter's box and avoided line interference, leading to a disputed run. The scene recalls clashes in boxing between Spider Kelly and Tim McGrath and highlights shifts in team rosters and pennant hopes across 1914 era baseball.
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Tim McGrath
California
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Herberts
Kelly
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Herbert
Frank
New York
French Army Corps Formed Into Four Brigades
A French corps is organized into two battalions per brigade, each containing over 100 men. These sections comprise three battalions apiece, assembled into four brigades, with two brigades comprising de Vislony forces.
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Omrawe
Foglements
de Vislony
Deer Lodge Experts Narrow Result In Anaconda Shoots
In January at Anaconda Gun Club for Noll shooting park the Deer Lodge Visitors posted a close medal shoot. Twohy Inetal Tippett and Williams tied at 3¢, with Kilim Wind scoring, while Kempersmet claimed the Keppler medal with a high score. Visitors from out of town included C H Smith of Butte and Lee Wile Tate along with A Le Tippett of Deer Lodge.
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Anaconda Gun Club
Noll
Tippett
Wiliams
William
Hppett
Keni
Gersmett
Curling Notes Of The Week From Anaconda Club
Secretary Dunn reports weekly curling notes as the Anaconda Curling Club lists recent donations from Daly Bank and Trust and the Banks of Butte and Anaconda. A $100 cup was the frat trophy at the Hutte bonspiel. The club also notes its four pine trophies from Anaconda National Bank and ongoing member contributions for male employees. Average trophy play figures are provided up to last week.
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Daly Bank Nd Trust Company
Anaconda Curling Club
W Kenna Chosen Basketball Captain at Anaconda High
The Anaconda High School basketball squad elected Captain McKenna in a meeting last night as Grat Salll Murray Flint Guy Burnett and Joe Kelly among alumni practiced against the second team in prep for today’s game at St. Peter’s um. Proceeds from this afternoon’s game—nominal 5 cents—will aid the fret team.
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McKenna
Anaconda
Grat Salll Murray Flint
Guy Burnett
Joe Kelly
St. Peter's
Tail debate marks a swift look at animal evolution
The author argues tails served key functions in early animal life long before limbs or jaws appeared. He critiques past scientists and promises a thorough study to reconcile theories, while noting public interest fixates on canine dental traits over tail behavior.
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Nin Sant
Detroit Free Press
Giuseppe Renato
Rome
Italy
Renato
Tore
Mme Curie aids wounded with self-funded imaging device
The renowned scientist Mme Curie has installed at her own expense a radiographic apparatus at Pantin hospital near Paris to locate bullets shell splinters and fractures instantly, a powerful aid to saving lives.
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Mme. Curie
Pantin Hospitel
Paris
Sheep at Swope Park Proves City Park Costs
In City the local park service kept 60 lambs through summer at Swope Park to graze and save mowing costs. The flock was bought in spring and has now been sold for a profit of 480 dollars.
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Swope Park
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