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Newspaper

Chicago Eagle

Location

Chicago, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1913

Page

2

Yachting Men Favor Four Vessels for Elimination Races

United States racing yachtemen advocate building four sloops to enter elimination races next August to strengthen America's Cup defense against Sir Thomas Lipton. The plan includes Herreshoff built 75 foot sloops, with secrecy on hull and sail designs until ready to race. keel layings expected before Thanksgiving.

Herreshoffs Sandy Hook Henry Walters Herreshoff Yard Bristol R. 1

Appetite Traeger Local Official Turned City Leader

A historical record lists Appetite John Traeger’s public service career from 1897 to 1913. Roles include Town Collector Cook County Coroner Chicago City Treasurer and City Comptroller before 1914 mayoral bid. The piece also notes E. T. Farrar’s legislative candidacy and suffrage developments for Illinois women. It concludes with a directory of Chicago self sustaining clubs and organizations across the city.

John Traeger Town of Lake Cook County City of Chicago Chicago Apollo Club Michigan Ave Chamber of Commerce Calumet 20Th St Caxton Chicago Athletic Association Chicago Yacht Chicago Architectural West Adams Street Chicago Automobile Plymouth Court Chicago Club van Buren Street Chicago Cycling City Club Cliff Dwellers Colonial Club of Grand Boulevard Columbia Yacht Randolph Street Ellis Washington St Englewood Harvard Avenue Edgewater Country Winthrop Avenue Farragut Yacht Germania Maennerchor Germania Place Hamilton Dearborn St Illinois Ashland Boulevard Minois Athletic Michigan Avenue Fellowship Club la Salle

Gotch Tames Pardello in Chicago Wrestling Clash

Frank Gotch defeats Italian champion Leo Pardello in a vigorous bout at Brookes Casino Chicago November 26 1906. Pardello uses rough tactics and hair-pulling but Gotch executes a decisive toe hold breaking Pardello’s ligament. Pardello later adapts as a comedian while Gotch gains another trophy by collecting Pardello’s discarded tights.

Leo Pardello Frank Gotch Gotch Italy Brookes’ Casino Chicago Pardello Joseph B. Bowles

Cursory Baseball Notes Strike Opinions From 1919 Era

This roundup mentions Bonesetter Reese curing Howard Shanks’ ankle, Chief Bender’s nine World Series starts with six wins, midwinter play deterring golfers, Joe Birmingham and the Naps challenging the Senators, and President Tearney’s league report noting no fines. Detroit reports Ty Cobb to earn a $15,000 salary next year, a record sum, plus the Federal League’s city entries. Larry McLean shines in Brooklyn, Senators’ 117 double plays in 1918, Gandil’s dual-killing role, Nick Altrock and Dutch Schaefer retained by Griffith, Cubs’ strong pitching, and Martin Krug’s transfer to Omaha Western league.

Tearney Detroit Ty Cobb

Wolgast the Pooh Salesman in Cash Deals and Talk

Ad Wolgast former lightweight champion is described as a going bargain hunter who shuns low offers and keys on large prices in beer and bull deals. He sells a prized bull for 45 dollars after a 40 offer, then praises a higher take while joking about the next buyer. Connie Mack denies selecting an all star team for a New York paper. The Vanderbilt Morgan syndicate plans to launch the American cup defender by May 1 1914 for spring NYYC races.

Traly Ad Wolgast Milwaukee Cadillac Detroit Journal Addie Connie Mack New York Ry Cobb Mack Herreshoffs Bristol Vanderbilt-Morgan New York Yacht Club

Shanks Sees Relief After Bonesetter Fixes Ankle

Howard Shanks, a Washington outfielder, reports relief after bonesetter Reese realigned a tendon that had gone out of place. Shanks says the injury is improved and he aims to return soon.

Bulgarian Wrestler Mahmout Killed by Bandits Near Silistria

Yussiff Mahmout, a Bulgarian wrestler who faced American mat men including Frank Gotch, was killed by Bulgarian bandits in the mountains near Silistria. A story from two Turkish wrestlers says Mahmout, a late war petty officer, went to town to draw money and pay his men. bandits waylaid him on the return, killing him when only orders were found.

Yussiff Mahmout Frank Gotch Silistria Mahmout

Considerate of Mother Captain Felker Shelters From Crowd

Captain Clem Felker of Cincinnati University fears his mother in the stands would hinder his play. He says a nervous mother would prevent him from giving his best, and football is no child's game with potential injuries. Harvard athletics budgeting tops $35,000 for coaches this year. Football leads with about $13,000. Houghton earns $8,500, Leary $3,500. Donovan and Powers $3,500. Shrubb $2,000. others paid generously.

Clem Fenker Cincinnati University Felker Harvard Houghton Leary Donovan Powers ShruBb

Plank Retired After Brilliant World Series Pitching

Eddie Plank, famed pitcher, is described as retired at thirty nine after a string of remarkable performances in the world series. The article lauds him as one of baseball’s wonders of his era and notes his departure follows a bear story in the field.

Plank Eddie Plank

Senators Sign Two Players for 1914 Season

Senators recruit Otto Nye an outfielder from Springfield Ohio and Herman Schwartz a pitcher from Brooklyn signing contracts to join the club for the 1914 season.

Senators Otto Nye Springfield Ohio Herman Schwartz Brooklyn The

County Democratic and Progressive central committees listed

A dense OCR listing names and roles for Cook County Democratic and Progressive parties. Includes headquarters, officers, ward delegates, and congressional district committee members across multiple wards. Key figures: John McGillen, Henry Krug, Harold L. Ickes, Otto Pain, Ward 1 through ward 88 delegates, and central committee officers.

Democratic Party OF Cook County John J. Coughlin M. 8. Furman Otto Pain James 8. McInerney Harry Geldstine John Downey James F. Bowers Daniel Ryan Progressive Party OF Hotel la Galle Harold L. Ickes Charles Ring William F. Gailing James Heyn William Gileldsinski Charles J. Ryberg John R. Swift Guy C. Crapple Harry Vane Thomas J. Graydon Charles J. Burmeister Albert BE. Pabmer A. L. Sage C. M. Moderwell A. F. Nusser C. R. Bechtel J. M. Dempsey William LaBatt J. T. Simpson H. L. du Charm Willis B. Thorne Henry Nelson Robert F. Kolb

Republican county committee listings and ward members

A fragmented roster lists Republican county committee officers and ward delegates with numerous misspellings and garbled names. It names Chairman John F. Devine, Secretary William H. Weber, Treasurer Isaac N. Powell, and ward delegates including Francis P. Brady Martin B. Madden Robert R. Levy and others across multiple wards and towns. There are several OCR errors and partial entries for districts such as Lansing Blue Island Des Plaines Oak Park Mount Prospect and Breteau.

Republican County Committee John F. Devine William H. Weber Isaac N. Powell Francis P. Brady Martin B. Madden Robert R. Levy Charles R. Strook Edward R. Litsinger Roy O. West John J. Hanberg Baward BH. Eastman Joseph B. Bidwill, Sr Charles V. Barrett A. W. Miller David W. Clark D. A. Campbell George Mugler L. D. Sitts Homer K. Galpin Mamer William J. Cooke Frank A. Vogler Bernard F. Clettenberg John J. Healy

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Brand Brand Brewing Company Goteh Nelson Croteh Westegaara Coorong Tong Bonesetter Reese Howard Shanks Chief Bender Joe Birmingham Naps Washington Senators Federal Baseball National League Larry McLean Gandil Griffith Nick Altrock Dutch Schaefer Washington Griff Cincinnati Cubs Martin Krug Red Sox Indianapolis Omaha Wolgast Ntral Committee Tel la Salle John McGillen William Legner B. F. Weber Stanley Walkowiak Frank McDermott Michael F. Maher Ward Michael Keane Daniel J. Harris Clem Kuehne William L. O'Connell Peter J. Angaten Henry Stuckart James M. Dailey Patrick J. Carr Charles Martin John P. Gibbons Peter Foy F. Brennan John H. Mack William Powers Sheldon Govier D. E. Wittenberg Fred Rohde Thomas Sturch John Ciskowski Herry R. Gibbons Dennis W. Sullivan Fred Esau James Fitzgerald William F. Quinlan John T. Connery Thomas J. Dawson N. J. Daleiden Nell Marley William McRae Francis D. Connery Ben, M. Sharry Joseph Callahan Dennis D. McCarthy Joseph T. Mahoney James A. Long M. J. Flynn Richard J. Knight Frank J. Walsh T. J. Crowe Matt L. Cullem J. J. Cullerton K. M. Rads William J. Clark William Feeney Hans Blase Frank 8. Ryan Salvatore Romano John J. Brennan Chilton P. Wilson John J. McLaughlin Thomas Little Stanley H. Kunz John P. Hayes George B. Brennan Joseph Kacena John F. O'Malley William Graham EB. F. Silha County Democracy Daniel J. McMahon Frank H. Novak Edward H. Morgan James R. Buckley Ernest Jentsch Robert E Burke John A. King James M. Slattery Daniel Moriarty Anthony Krygowski Robert F. Bickerdike Peter H. Dalton Edward M. Roark John J. Coburn Richard T. Hanrahan John P. Tansey Nicholas Lorch Henry L. Fick John T. Keating Luke P. Colleran Molesworth King Timothy J. Crowe M. E. Hughes William Moffat Bartholomew Scanlan H. Haddock Henry Krug Louis Beelig J. J. McLaughlin Jas. F. Ryan BE. J. Courtney Peter Zilligen Louis L. Lettiere Andrew Donovan Bart Delatto John T. Convey John W. McNeal Henry Eckhardt 2Nd Congressional District Henry C.ris Edward J. Smith Stephen Hunt Henry Osborn Chas B. Hill Albert Schaffner John McCann John I. Driscoll Henry F. Mayes John J. Curran Thomas L. Byrne Dr. J. B. Weintraub John F. Nolan F. B. Robinson John D. Green Frank Arnold Robt J. Cranston Thos. F. Rowan John Kavanagh Louis Mueller Thos. Howe James Bamber Chas. W. Richards Thos. W. Corkell Eugene B. Hartigan Michael F. Ryan Thos. B. Conroy Mathew Rawen George W. Hinckley F. H. Chambers M. J. McCoy Wm. J. McInerney D. E. Mulvey James Hyland Frank B. Ghearin Anthony J. McVady M. J Fiyon 4Th John B. Brensas James Ryan B H. Helde Walter Shea John H Burns Val. Schmitt Schmitt Wm. T Wallace Jas. M. Furlong J. M. Fitsgerald M. C. Buckley John V. Schmitt Schmitt EH. Furlong Everette Jennings Marius Olesen Martin J Sweeney James Hynes John C Baker Martin Garski John Dillon Jeremiah T. J. McShea Patrick J .Rowan John J. Cullinan Fred Eaert P. A. Murphy H. Meisterbein 6Th P. J. 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