Chicago pennant winner 1885 racontes Anson reminiscences
Adrian C. Anson recalls Chicago’s 1885 pennant run against New York, detailing key players Ed Williamson Fred Pfef fer Tom Burns and Billy Sunday. He praises the 1885 86 squad as best balanced, notes Dalrymple's fielding and Sunday’s speed, and recounts post season experiences and personal ventures.
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Ins and Outs on Wall Street Earnings
A humorous exchange notes money made on Wall Street with a sly twist. The quip contrasts earning hope with a modest return, reflecting a witty capsule of 1920s or early financial humor.
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Local Papers Debate Population and Marrying Center Image
City discussions question Benton Harbor's small population gain over a decade while St Jos residents boast about marriage records, sparking civic pride and critique of regional identity.
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Eminent Brooklyn Divine Takes London Past orate
Rev Charles Taze Russell renowned as Pas tor Russell accepted the pastorate of the London Tabernacle. A famed Brooklyn preacher and writer, he will divide his time with his U S undertakings while guiding London Tabernacle, after years of global influence and extensive English tours.
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Young Educator to Head of Iowa University
John G. Bowman of the Carnegie Foundation, New York, has been offered the presidency of Iowa State University. Born in Davenport in 1877, Bowman will be the youngest state university head in the United States. He studied at the State University of Iowa and Columbia, and as foundation secretary he studied many colleges seeking aid from the Carnegie Foundation. His broad knowledge of college systems is expected to aid Iowa University.
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Not Altogether Bad Judge Quip on Cannibal Chiefs
A judge quotes a tall cannibal praising a tyrant while the shorter cannibal argues there is some good in him citing the execution of a missionary earlier, presenting a stark moral tension. The dialogue captures dark humor about power and persuasion within a tribe.
Derby win sparks talk of Lord Glichester in election clash
In a witty exchange Pere and Miss Yangkie discuss the notable Derby victory by Lord Glichester. Lord da Dendus adds that the feat has stirred interest amid plans surrounding an election, while Miss Yangkie ponders the scene’s charm.
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Noted Woman Explorer Climbs Lofty Himalayas
Mrs. Fanny Bullock Workman, a renowned New England mountaineer, has set out for the Fumalayan to pursue ascents of perilous peaks. Her career spans climbs in the White Mountains, the Swiss Alps, Japan, Spain, Algeria, Java, Ceylon, and extensive Himalayan expeditions with Dr. Workman, facing avalanches, crevasses, and severe cold. She holds French Alpine Club honors, is a Royal Geographical Society fellow, lectured at the Sorbonne, and has published notable travel and scientific works.
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Frightful Extravagance Warned By Statistician Moore
Philadelphia Representative J Hampton Moore uses a flamboyant statistic list to argue high living costs. He cites gum, jewelry and soda water expenses to blame consumer habits for money value declines, urging readers to consider how eggs and supply chains raise prices.
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