Three Players Reinstated by Baseball Commission
Cincinnati Sept 28 Three more players were reinstated by the national baseball commission. Fines were raised to 200 each, with the policy to increase penalties in similar cases until players report for duty. McGlynn of Shreveport Heldi and Zimmerman of the New Orleans club were affected. All had played in the outlaw league last year and refused to report to their clubs, not leased as contract jumpers.
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Agal
Inc
Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
McGlynn
Shreveport
Heldi
Zimmerman
New Orleans
Detroit Team of American League Prevents Former From Scoring
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 3 to 0, and New York tops Cleveland 6 to 0 while Cleveland beats New York 2 to 2, St. Louis 9 to 3, Boston 3 to 4, and Chicago 4 to 2 in various AL and NL results. Atlanta reports calm after race riots with saloons closed to Oct 1 and troops kept on duty as precaution. officials expect no outbreak and plan troop withdrawal as tensions fade.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Influence of Taxation and Prosperity of Cities
Purdy spoke at the tenth annual convention of the American Municipalities in Chicago. Over 800 delegates from the United States and Canada attended the Auditori um session where Mayor Dunne welcomed guests and President Rhett of the league replied. Hugo Grossner and others read committee reports on uniform representatives before Purdy of the New York Tax Association spoke on taxation's influence on city prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Canada
Dunne
Rhett
League
Committee On Uniform
Hugo Grossner
Lawson
Purdy
New York Tax Association
Indians claim vast Blackwell land under Cherokee allotment
Mike Hendrix and George and Fred Palmer Cherokees file suit to secure possession of three fourts of Blackwell Oklahoma claiming the land was allotted when the Cherokee strip opened. Over 2,000 defendants named as plaintiffs allege their allotments now form a large portion of the city. The probate court of Payne county allegedly ordered the takings in October.
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Blackwell
Okla
Mike Hendrix
George
Fred Palmer
Payne County
Wireless links fail to reach Pensacola from Washington yard
Washington dispatches report repeated attempts by the navy yard wireless station to contact Pensacola up to midnight Thursday but all efforts failed. Operators could talk with St Augustine in clear weather, yet Norfolk could not read Washington messages due to bad atmospheric conditions.
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Washington
Navy Yard
Pensacola
St. Augustine
Norfolk
Problems of Business. To Destroy All Corporations Would Be Bad
Garfield warns that corporations wield vast power and require state control. He argues destroying all corporations would harm society, and calls for educated reform to curb abuses and strengthen beneficial corporate roles.
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Garfield
New York
James R. Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
University of New York
R. Garfield
Man wounds wife then kills himself in Illinois home
Evanston coal merchant Charles G. Kline mortally wounds his wife in bed with a shotgun and immediately shoots himself. Mrs. Kline dies thirty minutes later. witnesses say he was mentally unbalanced and had a long brain disorder. He was forty three and she thirty nine, leaving six children. In Fort Wayne, Walter Harrod similarly killed his wife and himself during a domestic quarrel connected divorce filing.
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Chicago
Charles G. Kline
Evanston
Fort Wayne
Walter Harrod
Honest Peterson Pays Old Debts and Adds Interest
Nathan Peterson now living in Passaic has returned to Hackettstown after 22 years to settle debts contracted before leaving. The Morristown dispatch says he paid creditors amounts from 7 to 50 dollars, with liberal interest, after working and saving to fulfill his promise.
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New York
Nathan Peterson
Passaic
Morristown
The
Tribune
Hackettstown
Chastised Negro Duel Ends with Farrar Killing Winnfield Man
In Winnfield Louisiana C C Farrar a prominent farmer dueled Coot Neroes after chastising him for misconduct. Farrar was killed and Neroes was captured and rushed to Alexandria to avoid a lynch mob. A separate El Paso complaint to the interstate commerce commission seeks equal tariff treatment with Fort Worth and other Texas cities from Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe.
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Farrar
Farmer
Winnfield
C. C. Farrar
Coot Neroes
Alexandria
Santa Fe
Washington
el Paso
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Fort Worth
Texas
Bowman Lets Rock Island Probe Dead Car
Guthrie Oklahoma September 28 George L Bowman prosecuting attorney of Kingfisher county served notice on the Rock Island Railway company to raise the smoker coach from the Cimarron river at Dover where it went through the bridge on September 18 and to search for any dead bodies that may be within or under the car
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Guthrie
George L. Bowman
Kingfisher County
Rock Island Railway Company
Cimarron River
Dover
Labor bodies denounce Denver university chancellor for governor bid
Colorado Springs resolution by the state federation of Labor denounces Henry A. Buchtel, chancellor of Denver University and Republican candidate for Colorado governor, prompted by the local International Typographical Union. Also New York reports a new measure prohibiting child labor after 7 p m begins enforcement next Monday
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Colorado Springs
Colo
State Federation of Labor
Henry A. Buchtel
Denver University
Colorado
International Typographical Union
Fire at Shannon Stable Kills Fifteen Horses
Fire destroyed R. E. Shannons livery stable in Kingfisher Oklahoma on September 28. Fifteen of the twenty five horses inside were burned to death and the loss is listed at five thousand dollars. In New Orleans on the same date Dr. F Meyer of Fort Worth was appointed to oversee federal meat inspection for the district.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Ill
Kodo
Kodol
Pike the Mer
Kingfisher
Okla
R. E. Shannon
Fort Worth
New Orleans
F. Meyer
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MO. A. Moore
Billy Kersand
Opera House
Ae Nes
Saas
Golk Hardware GO
Jake Moore
Office OF
the Prison Commission of
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Clement R Eeommiss
Jos. S. Tures
Goodloe Yancy, Secr
Tom Eason
Commis
J. G. Moore
Arllanta
Dyspe DeWitt & Co
Psia
B. J. Jankins
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Atlanta
Anderson
Woodward
Problems OF Business
Honest Peterson
Buchtel
Wilson Grain & Coal CO
Paul
Jones
Ford
S Saloon
San Francisco
Heath & Milligan Paints
Heath & Milligan
Garth, Howell & Webb
S. H. Franklin
HasweEun’s Book Store
W. H. Lawrence
OVER _HASWELL’S BOOK STORE
John Wittman
W. C. Fountain
Crown
Burt Norwid
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