Osbourne Acknowledges Wilson's Wyoming Lead Claims
Denver dispatch reports Governor Osborne of Weemshe asserts Democratic nominee Wilson will win Wyoming this fall. Osborne, who accompanied Wilson to Lucien Penne Detain’s home and later to Chicago, cites Wyoming’s strong support and his long Democratic leadership from 1898 to 1907.
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Elks Invite Guests to Dance Night
Elks lodge announces THURSEPAY and GOTCH 10 events inviting ALM and ELAS members to a community dance night with refreshments and music.
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Anchor Line Steamships Offer Voyages to Major Ports
Anchor Line sails from New York to Londonderry and Calais with calls to Palermo Naples and other Mediterranean ports. Attractive rates for travel between New York and Scotland England Ireland Continental and Mediterranean regions with superior accommodation and cuisine. Apply to local agent or Henderson Brothers Chicago for reservations.
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Pres Johnson predicts AL supremacy in upcoming series
The AL president declares the American League will maintain its supremacy in organized baseball. He praises Jake Stahl's Red Sox and Joe Wood's pitching while noting the strong NL champion New York team and foreseeing a potentially long series with Heston's strong pitching in the mix.
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Denver Grabs Third Game From Misler in Series
Denver won the third game of the minor league series against Minneapolis in Denver Colorado. The score was 102 to 5 as Kinsella Block Burns Lelvelt Smith and Owens contributed for Denver while details on Minneapolis are sparse.
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She Works Her Way Through University at Michigan
Nelen Magee of Easton Pennsylvania returns to the University of Michigan for her third year. She funds her college with stenography and typing work for faculty and law students, writing theses, copying briefs, and managing a demanding schedule with no vacations.
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Harriman Illness Ties to Democratic Campaign
New York reports Det. and Mrs James Berden Harriman head of the national Democratic committee are seriously ill with likely surgery. Mrs Harriman, active in the campaign, never fully recovered from a May automobile crash near Matawan New Jersey that sent her and William G McAdoo to hospital.
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N. J
Lynch Sees a Victory for the N Y Giants
Thomas J. Lynch president of the National Tasngue expresses optimism for the Giants in the World Series against the Red Sox. He notes improved Giants experience and belief they can triumph if the Red Sox are not vastly superior to Connie Mack's team.
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Midnight Ghost in the Milwaukee Morgue
Albert Meyers, deputy coroner, recalls a sleepless night at the morgue on his second day. He describes waking to two fiery eyes and a cat leaping about the room, mistaking a living threat for a haunting before chasing the cat around the room and finally laughing at the prank.
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Western Coal Co offers coal and coke at month-end storage prices
Western Coal Co advertises coal and coke storage prices for the rest of the month. The notice lists Western Coal Co at 24 W. 24th Street with phone 985-W and manager J. A. Anderson urging readers to test their supply.
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Good Voice to Be Prized in Society and Marriage Markets
A soft, well modulated voice is valued more than beauty in social and marriage contexts. The text argues that voice and gentle demeanor are not inherited but developed through change and effort.
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Collier's Attacks Roosevelt and Backing Wilson in Democratic Editorial
Collier's weekly brands Roosevelt and Perkins as opposing monopoly controls and endorses Wilson and Marshall. The Sept issue argues against third term plans and condemns trusts while praising regulation and competition as a force for efficiency rather than waste. It traces tariffs, monopolies, and proposed commissions, noting historical price trends and the rise of the shoe machinery trust.
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Boston Grabs Initial Game of Series
In the opening game, Boston battles New York Giants with notable moments including Speaker, Wagner, and Meyers delivering key plays. Pitching shifts from Tesreau to Crandall, a tied score becomes a Giants rally, but Boston seizes the lead late as Wagner and Hooper drive runs.
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Boston Beats New York 6-4 In Seven Inning Tilt
In a shortened seven inning game Boston earns a 6 to 4 victory over New York. Key moments include bases hit by Boyz Wagner and Rabocaker Hita. Crandall and Wood pitched for the opponents with a combined 11 strikeouts. Time 2:10.
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Whale Harpoons Whale Breaks Tyco Jrs Ribs Off Alaska
In Sithka bay off Alaska on August 15 the steam whaler Tyco Jr. was struck by a whale after Gunner Siguard Blick harpooned it. The collision broke two steel ribs and disabled a dynamo and an engine, the crew reported upon arrival at Baranot Island. The whale, nearly ninety feet long and valued at $1,200 more than the vessel’s damage, was lost.
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Time Tables from Omaha to Denver and Cheyenne
Railway time entries show No. 102 arriving 10 25 p m and departing 7 40 a m via Omaha Cheyenne. No. 109 arrives 11 45 p m with No. 104 departing 3 00 p m for Denver. Other trains list arrivals and departures for South and Colorado Southern routes with Cheyenne Denver connections and Burlington Quincy accommodations.
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