Travis Plays for Amateur Golf Title in Northfield
In the Northfield amateur championship semi finals Walter J. Travis defeated Findlay Douglas to reach the final, while Walter Egan of Chicago crushed C H Seeley to set up a final with Travis. Douglas and Travis each shot 39 out, Travis winning the last 3 holes to finish 3 up. Egan led Seeley from the start and was 2 up at the turn, finishing 3g holes 2 up.
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Northfield
Walter J. Travis
Findlay
Douglas
Travis
Walter Egan
Chicago
Egan
C. H. Seeley
New York
Egan-Seeley
Young Egan
Republican Withdrawals Shape Ward Contests for District Attorney
A flood of withdrawals at 6 o'clock yesterday reshaped county races as Republicans pulled from ward slates. In Ward 10, Freeman Emerson and others quit to avoid thwarting Bordman Hall's district attorney bid, spurred by President Hutchinson. Ward 12 saw ex-Representative James M. Douglass switch to Bordman Hall, with David B. Chamberlain stepping aside to clear the path. Multiple Paul-ticket resignations followed, including Warren Henrickson and Elijah Jameson. Ward 3 saw Swallow force a single Hall delegation. Ward 6 saw Paul departure. Ward 21 saw Conant withdraw from Richardson, and Walter Brown exit Ward 21 amid Hall-aligned shifts. Superintendent Wheeler faces scrutiny over influence on Brown’s exit.
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Freeman C. Emerson
John’ J. Gillespie
B. H. Benton
House
Bordman Hall
Douglass
Paul
Warren D. Henrickson
Joseph C.hathaway
Elijah C. Jameson
Arthur E. Career
Thomas F. Russell
William R. Ason
Frederick P. Miller
Charlestown
Swallow
Stephen A. Roberts
Hall
George H. Moore
Innes
Board of Aldermen
Ay R. Rideout
Suffolk
John H. Means
George C. Conant
Ward 21
Richardson
Wheeler
Walter C. Brown
Bordman Halt
Rown
Frank B. Gilcrease
Att
Ware
Ardson Detion
Iner
Albert L. Draper
Rosh Hashona Observed With Services Across City
The Hebrew New Year or Rosh Hashona arrives with solemn rites in synagogues and temples. Observances span two days with penance, prayer, and fasting as sins and deeds are weighed in heaven. The es Hofar ram’s horn is omitted on the first day due to the Sabbath.
Shaffer Leaves for New York Amid Steel Strike Talks
In Pittsburg on September 13, Amalgamated officials avoided discussion as President Shaffer failed to appear at headquarters. He reportedly boarded the 10 p.m. train to New York with advisers, signaling possible negotiations with steel interests to settle the strike. Early indications suggested a settlement might be reached, echoed by the Amalgamated Journal reporting renewed talks.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Shaffer
Amalgamated
New York
Coffee Diseases Spur Ministers Loss of Weight
Rev. Mr. of Athens New York emaciated by coffee drinking and stomach trouble improves after switching to Postum Cereal Food Coffee. He gains 15 pounds to reach 151, with health restored when he stops drinking Postum. A young woman reports relief from dyspepsia and nervousness after giving up coffee and tea, praising Postum as a superior beverage.
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Athens
N. Y
Rev
Mia
Evening Post Extra Editions Chronicle a Dying President
Crowds line the Post building as hour after hour extra bulletins announce the dying president. Newsboys rush papers to adults and theatergoers, with 52100 copies sold by dusk and the paper racing ahead of rivals in timeliness.
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POST
Extra Post Bulletin Brings News Amid Buffalo Anxiety
On McKinley’s re election night crowds cheered but by last night fear and gloom held the city. Newsboys cried Extra Post as anxious readers sought the latest bulletin from the Buffalo hospital sick room. The Post’s rush to break news emphasized its rapid coverage.
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Mr. McKinley
Post
Buffalo
Crowds in Chicago Rally Over Anarchist Jailings
Report from Chicago dated September 13 describes crowds at bulletin boards voicing anger toward the jailed Anarchists and Emma Goldman. A call for 10,000 men to lynch the prisoners drew little response while police pledged protection for those confined.
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Chicago
Emma Goldman
Taylor Loses to Michael in Colosseum Heat Race
Providence report records Major Taylor finishing behind Jimmy Michael in a Colosseum heat race. Michael shows superb form as Taylor struggles, with Taylor’s rival breaking the world five mile mark in 7 minutes 20 seconds, six seconds faster than prior records.
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Providence
Major Taylor
Jimmy Michael
Colosseum
Peruna praised in testimonials from readers
A collection of reader letters extols Peruna as a cure for indigestion catarrh and nervous symptoms. Leona Mathis Miss Mattie Cook and Mrs F E Warren all credit Peruna with restoring health and providing relief from coughs colds and general catarrhal weaknesses. The appeal notes free testimonial booklets and summer treatment offers from Dr S B Hartman.
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Iss Leona Mathis
15Th Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Leona Mathis
Reina
Gairy, Fla
Florida
Peruna
Manalin
S. Reina
Mattie L. Cook
Takoma Park
D. C
Virginia
F. E. Warren
Wyoming Street
Washington
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ramsay Selected to Succeed Schley on Court
Washington reports Rear Admiral Ramsay named as successor to Schley on the court. Ramsay, 66, followed Crowninshield as chief of the Navigation Bureau and served from Pennsylvania to the Naval Academy in 1850. His Civil War record spans engagements on the lower Mississippi Yazoo Rivers Fort Fisher and Richmond.
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Washington
Ramsay
Howson
Schley
Admiral Ramsay
Crowninshield
Navigation Bureau
Pennsylvania
Naval Academy
Mississippi
Yazoo
Fort Fisher
Richmond
Atlantic
Pendurance race opens with first automobile entry in New York
In N Y Sept 13 the Pendurance race begins with the debut of the first automobile entry. The event marks a milestone as early motors compete, drawing attention from local observers and press.
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Bishop Auto
TN Roches
ER Paches Ester
N. Y
Rochester Race Times Reveal Late Arrivals
To arrive in Rochester was D. W. Bishops gesclen which came in at 3 45 oclock. The second was J W Packards gasoline auto at 4 10. Others of the racers were very late.
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Rochester
D. W. Bishop
J. W. ‘Packard
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