Helena Beats Butte in Narrow Pennant Thriller
Helena shut out Butte in a tense game on Dugdale’s mound with strong fielding and a key Thiery catch saving the win. Wiggs led Seattle’s offense with a two-base hit and Carlos Carter’s pitching held Butte to few scoring chances as Helena pushes pennant hopes.
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Thiers
Dowbir
Stanley
Babbitt
Wiggs
Sehmeer
Peeples
Holly
Seattle
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AB. R.H. PO
A.E. Mem
Brantley
Helena
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PO. A.B
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Bhicus
Sienes
Phiiintiemion
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Shaffer
NED
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Sone OF Hoh
Seohote
Seicei Getis
Drennan
Hurey
Thery
Wigs
Sullivan
Staniexs
Widiteh
Oy Wiggs
Colean
Brooklyn shuts out Philadelphia in well-played game
Brooklyn blanked Philadelphia in a close, well played contest. Garvin pitched effectively while Batter ies Garvin and Ritter starred on the mound with Duggleby and Deoin contributing. Attendance and exact scoring details not clearly readable from the record.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Garvin
P.tching
Jbl
R. Hene
Garvin and Ritter
Therg
Duggleby
Deoin
Run of Musical Comedies The Liberty Belles at Broadway
The Liberty Belles, Harry B Smith comedy, played at Broadway last night under Frank Hennessy. A modest company impressed the audience with catchy songs and novelty, featuring many principals and no tights or chorus. Matinee today at 4, with further performances tonight and Sunday.
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Harry B. Smith
Frank Hennessy
Liberty
Italian Boys Too Numerous in Street Disorder
A group of under ten boys was accused of causing damage Thursday night at the meal market area along Main street in Meaderville. The youths, including Kred Oroso, Virgine Oroso, Bert Palag, George Primavera, and others, were said to smash several panes of glass before police, with a warrant sworn out for their arrest.
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Malis Misehiel
Jameece Lavoy
Warran
al. Gievanetd
Main Street
Meaderville
Youngseters
Kred
Virg N Oroso
Bert Palag
George Primavera
James Trytat
Joseph Gordoni
Frank Consinant
Dan Crowley
William Durston
A. McEvery
Free Marriage Offered by Hammond Mayor to All Bachelors
Chicago Chronicle reports Mayor A F Knotts of Hammond Indiana offers to marry any bachelor at no cost within 30 days. The plan, extended to Chicago residents, aims to boost married couples amid local industry, with car-fare concerns noted and Knotts citing lawfulness and civic order as benefits.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
Hammond
Ind
A. F. Knotts
Cupid
Knotts
St. Joe's Hautels
Chicago
Knott
Harmmond
St. Joe
Fats Defeated by Leans in City Bowling Showdown
In a recent city bowling match the Fat team captained by Robert Fleming lost to the Leans led by Louis Lammers by 165 pins. Leans totaled 2062 pins to Fats 1897 as Felix Ledyard’s illness limited the Fats to 113 pins per game on average.
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Fats
Robert Fleming
Louis Lammers
Felix Ledyard
Montana
Ping Pong Tournament to Crown Anaconda Champion
A ping pong tournament in Anaconda aims to determine the city’s best player beginning October 10. Local enthusiasts, including Messie, youn Te an and KR. B. Lew, have organized the event with two regulation tables operating simultaneously. About twenty entrants have expressed interest as the city’s craze for the sport grows.
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Atacona
Devying
Messie
Youn Tean
KR. B. Lew
Tolan
Anaconda
Pittsburg Defeats Cincinnati in Tight Baseball Contest
Pittsburg's hitters and fast play held Cincinnati to one run in a quiet crowd of 14. Final score shows Pittsburg 5, Cincinnati 1 with Chesbro and Zimmer on the mound for Pittsburg and Vickers and Peitz catching. Empire-O'Day.
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Pittsburg
Roston Baseball Team Sweeps New York In Double Victory
Roston defeated New York twice by superior play with attendance of 1,354. First game battery Willis and Kittridge versus Baston and Robinson. second game batters Pittinger and Moran faced Cronin and Bowerman as umpire Irwin called the action.
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Roston
New York
Superior
R. H. E. Baston
Cscsarneee
Willis
Kittridge
Mle
Robinson
H.E Pol
Pittinger
Moran
Cronin
Bowerman
Irwin
Baseball Games Today Across Cities
Baseball games on the schedule include Butte at Portland Helena at Tacoma Spokane at Seattle Brooklyn at Philadelphia New York at Boston Cincinnati at Pittsburg Chicago at St. Louis.
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Ps Ct
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Butte
Portland
Helena
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
New York
St. Louis
Florence Crittenton mission expands in Butte
In Butte the Florence Crittenton mission seeks its most effective role yet as 55 homes have already been established in various cities nationwide. The piece highlights its growing reach and perceived value in aiding local families.
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United States
Florence Crittenton Mission
Butte
Coun
Vanderbilt's Lake Purchase Bid Rejected by North Hempstead
William K. Vanderbilt faced a fatal setback as North Hempstead voters 5 to 1 rejected his $70,000 bid to buy Success Lake. The defeat jeopardizes plans for a mile and a half speedway and a palatial lakeside residence on his 400 acre estate centered on Lakeville in Great Neck.
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William K. Vanderbilt
Success Lake
Nassau County
North Hempstead
T&s
Mr. Vanderbilt
Lakeville
Great Neck
Vanderbilt
Roslyn
Port Washington
Westbury
New Hyde Park
Mineola
Manhasset
Thomaston
Church Attendance Sparks Ballyhoo Over Absentees
In a Philadelphia Press item, Mr Payshentz laments that the innocent suffer for others guilt while Mr Markley recalls a morning church incident where a few attendees faced unnecessary ridicule about those who stayed away.
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Philadelphia Press
Mr. Payshentz
Mr. Markley
Ballyhoo
Railways and trusts cited by Australian defense minister
Sir John Forest argues Americans cannot have it both ways praising private rail expansion while condemning trusts. He notes private capital built the US network and government limits on railway reach, contrasting with Australia’s experience as premier.
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John Forest
United States
West Australia
Railroads Drive Public Investment and Industrial Growth
Government could not alone have built the vast railroad network. Public funds would not cover the cost, yet rail construction spurred demand for cars and locomotives, fuel, and mining, and sparked downstream industry development along the routes.
The Naughty Clock Kept Me From Bed
A child retells a night battle with a clock that rules bedtime. The narrator climbs to the mantle, breaks the clock’s fingers, and declares the clock will no longer dictate “one six time.” Nursie returns, scolds the clock, and puts the child to bed. The tale ends with the clock silent and the child claiming victory.
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Ursie
Nannie
Nursie
Magntyv
Lys Lovett
Longevity Gap Between Siblings From One Thousand Pairs
A study compares ages of two adult siblings to find a general law. The older group shows averages of 58.456 years for older brothers and 19.994 for older sisters, while younger brothers average 54.575 and younger sisters 34.667. Birth intervals average about six and a half years.
Comparative Life Expectancy Of Minors And Adults
A statistical note reports a study comparing life expectancy between minors aged at least twenty one and adults. In 3,853 pairs the mean excess of life was 4.6 years, with a second comparison yielding similar results.
Duchess recalls carefree days in America before return to England
The Duchess of Marlborough tells Mrs. Vanderbilt she enjoyed an unrestrained stay in America, enjoying freedom from royal duties. She says she plans to visit Newport and Hempstead again, and wants to return yearly for relaxation rather than ceremony. She notes she is not yet a dowager and longs for informal companionship as Connie Vanderbilt.
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America
England
Duchess of Marlborough
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Newport
Hempstead
Grace
Connie Vanderbilt
Bubbles from the Philadelphia Bulletin
A collection of bright adages and wry observations on love gossip fashion and human nature. The item plays with common sayings and social quirks noting the perils of vanity and the power of gossip in everyday life.
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The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Smallpox Carried by Lumber in Wisconsin and Chicago
Dr F J Wilke of Oshkosh Wisconsin argues most Wisconsin and possibly Chicago smallpox cases stem from germ laden lumber rather than direct contact. He cites Oshkosh experiences where the first affected in a family was the father employed in sash and door or furniture factories. Lumber’s rough porous surface, he says, can carry contagious germs from camps where timber is sawed or handled.
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Chicago Record Herald
F J. Wilke
Rot
Oshkosh, Wis
Wisconsin
Chicago
Michigan
Oshkosh
Wilkie
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