New York Closer To Championship In Low Scoring Win
The New Yorks edged Brooklyn 2 to 1 in a tight pitchers’ duel as Mathewson out pitched Ren Bach. Both teams had three hits in the fourth inning with Merkle scoring on Snodgrass’s single and Doyle’s sacrifice. Meurker injured hand at bat but stayed in game. Philadelphia and Boston split a doubleheader with Boston winning 4 to 2 and Philadelphia taking 11 to 2.
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New York
Sept. M
New Yorks
Brooklyn
Mathewson
Ren'Bach
New York Star
Merkle
Snodgrass
Doyle
Meyers
Rae
Iest
Philaelphia
Boston
Philadelphia
Maranville
Smith
Seaton
Remarkable blood remedy touted for boils and immune boost
An early 20th century advertisement claims a soaking treatment clears boils by filtering the blood through the intestines and arteries. It asserts the remedy screens impurities from every membrane and capillary, guaranteeing benefits for weak stomachs and all users, urging readers to write The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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Enna
Maas
Exper Kainee
Swift
Atlanta
Northwestern League Scores and Player Mentions
From Seattle to Spokane the Northwest league reports scores and players. Tacoma and Portland show listed batters and helpers like Kaufman, Hari Kelly, Meiver, Wally, Gariahan, Murray, McCorry, Altman. Vancouver and Cy note Keore.
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RWB
Tacoma
Fama
Battersea Kaufman
Hari Kelly
Meiver
Wally
Portland
Gariahan
Murray, McCorry
Altman
Vancouver
Seattle
Victorias
Spokane
Outsider wins rich futurity at Grand Circuit trotting
Don Chenault owned in Charleston WV wins the Horse Review Futurity for 3 year olds at Columbus Ohio. The 2 heat, 2 in 2 pace events set fast times with Don Chenault and Petar Johnson among top finishers. Dudle Archdale and Margot Hal also posted strong performances in multi heat races.
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Columbus
Ohio
Don Chenault
Charleston
W. Va
Alek
Don ‘Chenault
Dude Archdale
Michigan Queen
Margot Had
Dan Patch
Lowanda
Dudle Archdale
Anvil
Don Labor
Margot Hal
Our Colonel
Nettie Temple
Bes
Petar Johnson
Kiawaly
Dr. Thorne
Ee Pelotta
Koestner Bought By Chicago National League
Chicago reports Koestner pitcher from Venice California joined the Chicago National league by purchase from President Murphy. He will report for duty next evening after the transfer.
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Chicago
Koestner
Venice
Cal
Murphy
American Association Scores and Close Games
In Indianapolis and Kansas City the Louisville and Minneapolis games ended with Louisville 4 Louisville 3 over Milwaukee after darkness halted the second game in the sixth inning. Columbus defeated St Paul 4 3 in a separate close matchup.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Race Postponed Amid Management Row and Late Entry Controversy
Turmoil at the track leads to postponement after two late entries despite closing rules. Races proceed later with Flying Patchen winning the first heat at 2:15 pace and payouts listed. Second and subsequent races show winners Harum Scarum, Hirigham, Gimalt, Evelina, Clint Tucker with varied purses and times. Also noted are spelling changes from burgh to boro and a Balkan war impact on lumber prices.
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Flying Patchen
Ea Kernak
Mazie Mack
Bertha V
Maths
Harum Scarum
McIntyre
Matt A. Mac
Mempa
Hirigham
Satnville
Alice Teresa
Gimalt
Matthews
Donovan
Washer
Evelina
Judge Walton
Pauley
Rose Sweet
Stofall
Elling
Furlons
Clint Tucker
Muurcay
Country Boy
Fischer
Wiriner
BATS OF ATHLETICS SAVE WILD WYCKOFF BATS OF ATHLETICS SAVE WILD WYCKOFF
Philadelphia edges Boston 10 to 9 as Wyckoff struggles to throw strikes. Teammates capitalize on Boston errors, with Rae and Dealy at batter and Wyckomt miswritten in the recap. Schedule notes show Philadelphia at Boston and Ashington at New York on today’s card.
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Bats OF Athletics
SAVE
Wild Wyckoff
Boston
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Wyckoff
Rae Philadelphia
Dealy
Wyckomt
Lapp
Leonard
Hall
Anderson
Movely
Cady
Nunamal
Stein Bloch
State Fair racing entries and horse fields listed today
Today's program at the State Fair presents five racing cards with purses of 1000 each for the first and second races, including pacing and trot heats. The lineup features Miss Primus Crit Jr Montana Sport Colonel Saunders and more, with detailed ownership and driver names. A long list of horses competes in five and seven furlong events, plus one and one sixteenth miles, with selling races and multiple horse entries. A note of Mysore state population appears at article end.
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Miss Primus
Blk. m
Ister & Ahern
Klein. Crit Jr
B. G
HB. Varney
H.B. Verney
Ed Kernak
J. R. Daily
J. R
S.C. Weaver
Tan
J. Huber
Colonel Saunders
B.g
C. B. Nolan
White
Butte Man Killed in Nevada Powder Blast
John Carmichael a well known millwright designer and contractor from Butte was killed in a powder explosion at Aurora Nevada. A telegram to his brother Hugh Carmichael said the body would be brought to Butte. He was about 31, single, formerly worked for Heinze Anaconda Copper Granite-Bimetallic and built wooden holats in Butte. He recently began a contract to build a mill and surface plant at Aurora when the accident occurred. He has brothers Hugh Dan and two sisters Mrs M E McMillan in Butte and Mrs McDonald and Mrs Dunn in Seattle.
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John Carmichael
Wright
Butte
Avors
Nev
Hugh Carmichael
Aurora
Heinze
Anaconda Copper Company
Granite-Bimetallic Company
Rarus
Dan Carmichael
M. E. McMillan
McDonald
Dunn
Seattle
Big Potatoes Grown in Silver Bow County
Five potatoes from W. M. Mell’s ranch in southeastern Silver Bow County weighed over two pounds each. A selection of vegetables and berries shown in Butte outpaced rivals, signaling local prospects in the county’s produce. Mell displayed mammoth specimens, including a 2 pounds 10 ounces sample, suggesting Butte may soon compete regionally.
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Silver Bow County
Butte Fund
W. M. Mecill
Sige
Mell
Derkin Trained Dogs At The Empress Theater
The Derkin trained dogs perform on stage without supervision at the Empress theater this week. Audiences see a remarkable display as the canines act independently, entertaining with amusing and lively routines during matinee shows.
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Derkin
THE
Empress Theater
Rainer
Doguille
Lawyers to be employed to retain Barbary Coast
Francisco reports a secret meeting where about forty attendees resolved to preserve the Barbary Coast even if banning liquor becomes necessary. They plan to involve lawyers to analyze options and safeguard the white way while dancing persists in the resorts. Detectives gather data on the 500 dance girls as charities and women’s groups scrutinize the issue.
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Francisco
Police Commission
Ocean Beach
Coast
Police Probe Joseph Ellis Case in Indianapolis
Indianapolis police search houses and hotels for Joseph Ellis suspected of murdering merchant Joseph Schlansky. A rooming house keeper says a man matching Ellis and Roy Anderson may have sought a room, linkingEllis to Anderson and to the suspected crime. Mrs Anderson remains in critical condition after a self-inflicted wound, doctors report.
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Indianapolis
Joseph Ellis
Joseph Schlansky
Anderson
Roy Anderson
Ells
Elie
Schlansky
Stil
S Ay
Camels for Argentina Imported From Canary Islands
Argentina imported camels from the Canary Islands for experimental agricultural use in regions unsuitable for horses or oxen, highlighting a scheme to test their viability in nontraditional climates and terrains for farming needs.
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Argentina
Canary Islands
Miller Edges Palzer In Tight New York Bout
Charley Miller, San Francisco heavyweight, out fought Al Palzer of Town in a ten rounded affair tonight. Both weighed 229 pounds. Miller had the edge in four rounds while Palzer won three and three were even.
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New York
Charley Miller
San Francisco
al Palzer
Miller
Palzer
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Searer
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Ruelbach
Quakers
Pirates
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Cheney
Carey
Evers
Dolan
Warner
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Leach
Williams
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Yale
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National Commission
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Northwestern League
Keore
Wilbur Fisk Sanders
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Harriet Sanders
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Ashington
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Myrica
Ron. m
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Blue
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Roescher & Hoffman
Janiver
Prince Janice
Deal Carroll
Round Up
Milton Robbe
Ba’ Luce
Say
Bob Farley
Calethumplan
Order of Dance
Force
Milt Jones
Fancy
Regards
Tullo
Ormonde Cunningham
Frog Eye
Tim Judge
New Haven
Swarts Hill
Miles
Madeline Musgrave
Sugar Lump
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Fighth Relisnicke
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Brattain
Yvonne
Chop ‘Green
Bashtin Bettle
Rockdale
Kinfolky
Clara W
Lyte Knight
Lay Low
Error
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Dr. 8
P. ‘Tate
Harrison TL
Western League
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Wichita
Omaha-Denver
Sioux City-Lincoln
Mysore
India
Nevada
Joan Carmichael
Conteadtor
Meine
Inter
Anaconda
D 4 Contemet
Neva
Barbary Coast
Tonkin
North Main
Remington Cabs
Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Broadway , New York
Lanpher
John D. Rockefeller
Francis Oumet
Rockefeller
Ouimet
Wesley I. Jones
Willie
Mamma
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