Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Baseball results show multiple leagues with games and scores. Notable clashes include Boston over Chicago in a two game set, St Louis defeating Washington, and Detroit topping New York in one game with another postponed due to rain. Western and American associations feature Omaha, Topeka, Minneapolis, Lincoln, and St Joe among others.
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Cubs
WL. P
P.C
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn de Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit
Washton
Cleveland
Phivetta
New York Chicago
Louis
Min'apis
Toledo
Columb's
Teanisville Ikan
Indap
Denver
Linceiln
Omaha
Sioux
St. Jon
Wichita
Moines
Topeka
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland-Boston
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Western Leagute
St. Joe
Lincoln
Sieunxity
Colt plant workers strike over urgent arms orders in Hartford
In Hartford on September 19 1090 Colt Revolver Works employees walked out tying up government orders for army rifles revolvers and machine guns. It marked the plant’s first strike in 76 years and came as a surprise to management and officials.
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Hartford
Conn
Colt Revolver Works
King Edward Warship Accident Proves Fatal
Glasgow reports a fatal accident aboard the warship King Edward off the Scottish coast when a large gun burst. One sailor died and several others were seriously injured in the incident.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Markets Report From Chicago Grain Wheat Prices Decline
The market notes mixed price moves across grains with wheat and corn showing declines while oats hold near previous levels. Butter and dairy prices edge higher for creamery products, and poultry and live stock values are listed with regional variations.
Live Stock Prices Across Cities on Sept 18
CATTLE AND HOGS reported with varying grades and prices in Chicago East Buffalo and Omaha markets. Prices ranged from calves and feeders to prime steers and canners, with hogs showing strong to steady demand and sheep and lambs with mixed outcomes.
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Chicago
Chinier
East Buffalo
Omaha
Texas
Des Moines Nets Allen and Kin in Hillsville Murder Case
Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards, sought for the Hillsville courthouse quintuple murder, were captured in Des Moines after Edwards planned to wed Miss Maude Iroier of Mount Airy. Allen surrendered without struggle. detectives tracked them via a lost letter and a Virginia court case.
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Des Moines
Sidna Allen
Wesley Edwards
Hillsville
Virginia
Edwards
Tome
Joe Jackson
Zane
Allen
John Cameron
Roanoke
Miss Iroier
Cameron
Lucas
Baldwin
Igi Jenney
Miss Ireter
North Carolina
Kentucky
Louisville
St. Louis
Russo American Pact Sets Passport Talks With Russia
London reports that the new U S Russia commercial treaty provides for a joint commission to settle passport issues. The commission will address the status of Jews from the United States seeking to travel in Russia. The current treaty expires December 31.
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London
United States
Russia
Joint Commission
St. Petersburg
Accountants attend eighth annual convention in Chicago
Accountants from across the country and representatives of foreign societies gathered in Chicago for the eighth annual convention of the American Association of Public Accountants. Sessions run through Thursday with an evening banquet. Golf and tennis tournaments are planned at a country club on Friday.
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Chicago
American Association of Public Accountants
Russian Police Head Slain in St. Petersburg Shooting
St. Petersburg dispatch says Colonel Lupa koff, head of the Russian political police, was shot dead while waiting for a street car. The report reached London via a news agency.
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London
Lupakoff
St. Petersburg
Sailor Boys Drowned in Lake Michigan Tragedy
Six Navy trainee recruits at the North Chicago station died during a Lake Michigan sail. Ateen others fought the gale as two petty officers and a bravely swimming sailor tried to save them, but high surf and undertow claimed multiple lives along the shore.
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Chicago
United States Naval Training Station
North Chicago
Lake Michigan
W. E. Antrobus
R. C. Harlan
Memphis
Tenn
L. Southworth
Nashville
John Wallace
John Patten
Detroit
Mich
A. L. Raymond
William Negus
W. F. Fullam
Negus
Snead kills Al Boyce outside Fort Worth church
Amarillo banker John Real Snead, already a suspect in a February Fort Worth murder, shoots and kills Al Boyce son of Captain Boyce in front of the First Methodist Church. He was disguised as a farmer, loaded from a concealed shotgun, and surrendered to police after the act.
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Amarillo
Tex
John Real Snead
A. G. Boyce
Fort Worth
al" Boyce
Captain Boyce
First Methodist Church
Snead
Boyce
al” Boyce
Lena Snead
Guthrie Editor Frank Merrick Slain in Apparent Revenge killing
A posse of hundreds and bloodhounds search the Guthrie country for the slayer of Frank Merrick managing editor of the Guthrie Leader. He was lured to a lonely spot on the town outskirts and shot dead by an ambushed murderer. The killing is believed to be revenge for Merrick shooting a black man about a year earlier.
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Guthrie, Gkla
Frank Merrick
Guthrie Leader
Merrick
Aviator Survives Fall After Electric Wire Strike
Boston aviator John St Clair fell during an exhibition flight at a Leetonia carnival and landed on a 2200 volt wire. The wire saved him from a fatal impact and he was rushed by train to a Pittsburgh hospital for treatment.
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Leetonia
John St. Clair
Boston
Hiis
Pittsburg
Fire destroys U S army stables at Fort Totten
Fire at Fort Totten Long Island destroys the United States army stables causing an estimated loss of 50900 dollars. No injuries are reported and cause is under investigation. The blaze broke out Friday evening and quickly swept through the building. Firefighters battled the flames for hours before bringing it under control. The stables housed horses and equipment significant to local defense operations. Investigators cordon off the site as officials assess the damage and secure remaining facilities.
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U.S. Army
New York
United States Army
Fort Totten
Long Island
No Immunity For Harvesters Leaders In Anti Trust Case
Chicago Sept 17 There will be no immunity bath for George W Perkins Cyrus H McCormick Charles Deering or other leading figures in the International Harvester organization The government says they will not be called as witnesses in the civil suit to dissolve the company to avoid immunities The prospect of criminal prosecution against these men is hinted at as the government relies on subordinate officers and long inactive promoters for evidence. Perkins McCormick and Deering are veterans of the organization with varied roles and the plan aims to prevent immunity in the case
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Chicago
George W. Perkins
Cyrus H. McCormick
Charles Deering
International Harvester Company
Perkins, McCormick
Deering
Joseph R. Darling
Department of Justice
Harvester Company
Beef Trust
Harvester Trust
Mr. Darling
Internatione Harvester Company
Perkins
Voting Trust
William H. Jones
Combine
Plano Manufacturing Company
Trust
Clarence S. Funk
The
Baden Wins 2000 Stake at Detroit Trotting Meet
Baden the brown stallion and season money leader wins the 2000 purse 2:10 trotting stake in straight heats in Detroit Michigan Cheney the Texas mare offers mild resistance in early heats Esther W. places third in the 2:10 class while Don Pron to and Peter III. place in other events with best times near 2:04 to 2:07 percent.
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Detroit
Mich
Baden
Cheney
Clas
Branham Baughman
Don Pronto
Peter III
Esther W
Dillard S.wen
Michigan King
Storm
Mobilization of Pacific Fleet Called Off
Seattle reports orders from Rear Admiral W L Cottman canceling the Pacific fleet mobilization planned for San Francisco next month. With cruisers in Mexican and Nicaraguan waters the move is impracticable. manpower issues also hindered manning the reserve fleet including the cruiser South Dakota.
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Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
W. L. Cottman
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Nicaraggan
South Dakota
Ball Players Are Heroes in Detroit Hotel Fire
Washington baseball club members aided in rescuing score of men and women from the Cadillac hotel in Detroit. Fire confined to the lower floor but sent some women fainting to upper levels. players helped carry them down fire escapes while several were nearly overcome by smoke. Fire started in the Turkish room as nearly everyone slept. Firemen breached the second floor to flood the lower area with hose.
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Detroit
Mich
Washington Baseball Club
Cadillac Hotel
Auto Wreck Near Newark Injures Seven
An automobile carrying seven people flipped into a ditch east of the city. Four were pinned under the car. Frank Green of Columbia and the driver Sam Jackson of Columbus suffered serious and bad injuries respectively while the remaining passengers had minor injuries. All were rushed to a local hospital by ambulance.
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Newark
Ohio
Frank Green
Columbia
Sam Jackson
Columbus
Seven Prisoners Escape Ross County Jail in Chillicothe
Seven inmates tore from Ross county jail bars and fled. Anna Wolf, wife of one escapee who twice visited the jail and is thought to have aided them, has been arrested and jailed.
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Chillicothe
Ross County
Anna Wolf
Isn
Women of Rosenthal murder suspects arraigned in New York
Mrs. Harry Rosenzweig and Mrs. Hary Horowitz were arraigned as material witnesses after removal of their husbands from police HQ to the Tombs. Max Kahn also held as a material witness. Rafael Sachs resisted arrest and was released on his own recognizance. The arrests follow a two month manhunt for the Rosenthal killers.
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New York
Tombs Prison
Herman Rosenthal
Harry Rosenzweig
Lefty Louie
Hary Horowitz
Gyp
Feidberg
Ito
Ridgewood
Brooklyn
Rosenthal
Max Kahn
Rafael Sachs
Sachs
Moss
Whitman
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Sam Schepps
Storm Wrecks Church and Steamer After Gulf Blow
Mobile reports one death as an equinoctial storm wrecks Cedar Street Methodist church and sinks a small river steamer causing about 16000 dollars in damage. Pensacola notes thousands in shipping damage with the Penrose cutter wrecked and several ships driven ashore by 74 mph winds.
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Mobile
Ala
Gulf Coast
Cedar Street
Pensacola
Fla
United States Revenue
Penrose
Leyland Line
Nestorian
Russian Officers Shot for Mutiny at Sebastopol Depot
Two petty officers at the Sebastopol naval depot were executed for inciting sailors on the imperial yacht Standards to mutiny. The court martial report states both men confessed, and the judge advocate of the Sebastopol naval district faces execution. All involved in the mutinies aboard the battleship Ivan Zla taoust face punishment.
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St. Petersburg
Sebastopol Naval Depot
Emperor Nicholas
Sebastopol
Ivan Zlataoust
Shot by Woman in Boat Wounds New Rochelle Mother
Mrs. Martha Layman lies dying after a stray rifle shot from a canoe off Sands Point Long Island. The shot was fired by a young woman snipe hunter aiming to ward shore. The canoe carried three people two of them women Miss Elsie French of Mount Vernon fainted upon witnessing the incident.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Martha Layman
Sands Point
Long Island
Convention of Union Carpenters Opens in Washington
The biennial convention of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners opened in Washington at the National Rifles' hall with more than 600 delegates. The major issue discussed was selecting a home for aged and infirm members, with Washington among the leading candidate cities.
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Convention of Union Carpenters
Washington
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
National Rifles
Miss Lathrop Named to National Mouth Hygiene Board
Miss Mabel Boardman of the American Red Cross and Miss Julia Lathrop of Chicago were elected to the board of governors of the National Mouth Hygiene Association.
Szabo Estate Dwindles Away
New York dispatch reports charges that 7100 of 16000 from the estate of Countess Rosa Szabo disappeared. The Austrian consul is involved as authorities search to trace the missing funds.
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Szabo
New_York
Rosa
Avery
Air collision kills aviator Howard Gill at Cicero Aerodrome
In a midair crash at Cicero, Howard Gill died when his biplane and George Mestach's monoplane collided during a 20 kilometer race. Mestach, severely injured but alive, was found unconscious beside wreckage as crowds of 5,000 at the field scrambled for relics.
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Chicago
Cicero
Howard Gill
Baltimore
France
Mile Aerodrome
Mestach
Gill
Pylon No. 4
Women campaign against gamblers in Larned Kansas
In Larned Kansas on September 16 women of the Anti Gambling association threaten to use horsewhips and clubs on gamblers who target their husbands. Police efforts to clean up the town prompt an ultimatum to raid the next poker game found in the area.
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Larned
Kan
Women’s Anti
Typhoid Kills 5 After Steamer Trip
Five deaths from typhoid fever and 25 total typhoid and intestinal trouble cases are reported among passengers after a July excursion on the G. W. Hill steamer between Clinton and Davenport. Attorneys have been hired by families, and Coroner Kellogg of Clinton County is ordered to investigate.
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Sterling, Ill
G. W. Hill
Clinton
Davenport
Kellogg
Clinton County
Malta Sets Date for Next Congress
Vienna reports Malta will host the next euche istic congress on April 24, 1013. The announcement dated September 16 outlines the venue and schedule for the gathering.
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Malta
Vienna
Malte
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Shane
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Iowa
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Nove Vremya
Harbin
Manchuria
Guthrie
Gyp, the Blood
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Mobile Church
Atlantic Ocean
Earth
George Mestach
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