Political talk on leaders and voters voices in Illinois races
The piece surveys Democratic and Progressive contestations for the First District seat held by Martin Madden. Andrew Donovan claims ballots for him were discarded while Madden’s votes were counted, with Donovan backed by Democrats and Progressives. It notes candidate lists, ward races, and calls for reform in telephone rates. Senator John M. O’Connor announces bid for Superior Court Judge.
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Martin B. Madden
Andrew Donovan
Donovan
Madden
Election Board
Democrats
Progressive Party
Albert H. Putney
Papke to Meet Klaus for World Middleweight Title Fight
Champion Papke signs to meet Frank Klaus of Pittsburgh in Paris on March 5 at the Wonderland Club. After a December 5 knockout of George Bernard, Papke toured and then rested his injured right hand, delaying a planned eight week show. He returns to America December 9 and will stay in Kewanee before February the rematch, then trains in Monte Carlo for a title bout with George Carpenter.
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Billy Papke
France
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
Wonderland Club
Paris
Klaus
al Lippe
Papke
M. Vienne
George Bernard
Boxing Commission
Bernard
Lippe
America
Kewanee
Papke-Klaus
Monte Carlo
George Carpenter
French Boxing Commission
Jeff Smith
Charlie Thomas
Banty Lewis
Five P's for Pendleton Princeton's greatest athlete
Talbot Pendleton, a Princeton athlete from Episcopal High School in Alexandria, earns varsity letters five times. He has three in football and two in basketball, also a sprinter, though his track letters were limited by baseball obligations.
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Talbot T. Pendleton
Princeton
Tal
Episcopal High School of Alexandria
Pendleton
Winnipeg Curling Rink Opens With Nine Sheets of Ice
The new Winnipeg curling rink costs 75000 dollars and measures 210 feet by 150 feet. It features nine sheets of ice and two upper floors a large assembly hall on the second and a billiard room on the third. In summer it serves as an amusements venue.
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Winnipeg
Syracuse Seeks 475000 For State Fair Buildings
Syracuse officials ask the New York legislature for 475000 in funds to build new facilities at the state fair grounds including a new race track a coliseum with 10000 seats and a poultry building to expand exhibitions and events.
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Syracuse
New York
Baseball Gossip and Team Moves Ahead of Spring
A roundup of baseball chatter notes Ira Plank’s shooting incident Eddie Bresnahan potential Pirates target Nap Rucker signs 1913 contract Tim Jordan to Braves first base push George Stallings comments on managing again Kansas City Blues to build a 50000 dollar ball park John Henry knee surgery and league expansions Ed Kenetchy linked to Pirates Big Train trade talk Derby park ticket offices move to inside lobby Slim Salee's reverse slow ball development and other sport buzz from the era
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Ira Plank
Eddie
Pirates
Simon
Bresnahan
Nap Rucker
Brooklyns
George Stallings
Gaffney
Tim Jordan
Braves
New York
Steve Yerkes
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Jim Lillis
Jersey City
Jack Knight
Hillman
Boston Nationals
National League
John Henry
Washington Senators
Ohio State League
Huntington
Charleston
W. Va
Ed Kenetchy
Roger Bresnahan
Dodgers
New Park
Chicago
Slim Salee
Skis: Hickory Best for Skis with Birch Also Suitable
Hickory is the best wood for skis with birch a suitable alternative. For length aim an arm's length above your height. On level ground you glide. on slopes balance is key. Learning time hinges on native ability and practice. Beginners must guard against overbalancing forward and toe overlap.
New York Leaders McGraw and Chance Plan 1913 Campaign
New York boasts two baseball leaders John J. McGraw and Frank Le Toy Chance earning about 40 000 annually. Both have built pennant winning teams in 10 years with eight pennants between them and strong stays near the wire. Their record suggests New York fans can expect a dramatic season with high competitiveness across the campaign.
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New York
John McGraw
Frank Chance
John J. McGraw
Frank le Toy Chance
Manhattan
McGraw
Chance
Giants
Cubs
Clarke
Cub
Mathewson
Ames
Wiltse
Records of the Big Three in the National League
The record shows the Big Three McGraw Chance and Clarke dominating the National League. A table lists their teams New York Chicago Pittsburgh across years and rankings from First to Fourth. It notes McGraw taking Giants command July 19 1902 and World Series outcomes for all three: McGraw 1905 win and 1911 1912 losses, Chance 1906 1910 losses and 1907 1908 wins, Clarke 1903 loss and 1909 win.
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McGraw, Chance
Clarke
McGraw
Chance
New York
Chica Pittsburg
Firet
Giants
New Rifle Club Joins National Association
New Orleans Rifle club admitted to the National Rifle Association of America. Between 24 and 36 clubs expected to enter eastern and western leagues. Weekly matches pit teams of ten men, with champions to play for the American small bore team to compete at Seagirt in 1913.
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New Rifle Club
New Orleans
Duke Kahanamoku Likely to Swim in Australia Next Year
Duke Kahanamoku, famed Olympic aquatics star, may visit Australia next year to swim in leading championship events. An invitation from the Amateur Swimming Union of Australia is before the governing body of the Amateur Athletic Union, with permission expected at the upcoming meeting.
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Duke
Australia
Duke Kahanamoku
Amateur Swimming Union of Australia
The
Amateur Athletic Union
County Democracy Leaders Named in Cook County List
A lengthy roll showcases Cook County Democratic figures filling top posts and major committees. Names include President D. J. McMahon, Secretary Robert B. Burke, and numerous district Congressional delegates across ten districts with many aldermen, doctors, and party executives listed.
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Cook County Democracy
Chicago
D. J. McMahon
Robert B. Burke
James M. Slattery
Daniel Moriarity
George F. Mulligan
Ernest Jentzsch
Anthony Krygowski
Fred van Arsdale
John G. Hoeger
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Bill Lipps
Twenty-sixth Ward
Lipps
Michael Kenna
George F. Harding
A. R. Tearney
Joseph F. Ryan
P. J. Carr
Theodore K. Long
John R. Emerson
Chas. E. Reading
E. F. Cullerton
W. F. Schultz
T. J. Ahern
J. H. Lawley
Henry Atpatel
Stanly H. Kunz
Lewis D. Sitts
John Brennan
J. P. Stewart
John Powers
D. J. Egan
Ellis Geiger
W. J. Schaeffer
Jacob A
H. P. Bergen
Irwin R. Hazen
W. F. Ryan
Anson H. Brown
Bell Telephone System
City of
Telephone Trust
John M. O'Connor
County Democracy
Tol” Pendleton
GOSSIP _Y
Jamoag Sports
Ald
John Haderlein
Robert J. Roulston
Richard 8. Folsom
Albert Schonbeck
Frank H. Novak
Charles ©. Breyer
James McAndrews
John T. Keating
Simon O'Donnell
Frank W. Solon
Edward H. Morgan
James K. Bowers
Charles Wesley
N. G. Conybear
J. R. Buckley
Daniel J. McMahon
John A. Mahoney
Thomas
Austin Waldron
John Joyce
W. H. Armstrong
John W. Wursenburg
David O'Shea
Fred M. Sturgeon
J. H. Montgomery
Marshall
Bart Delatto
John Sad
John W. McNeal
Henry Eckt
2Nd Congressional District
Henry C. Schiacks
Edward J.smith
Stephen Hunt
Henry Osborn
Chas. B. Hill
Albert Schaffner
John McCann
John I. Driscoll
Henry F. Hayes
John J. Curran
Thomas L. Byrne
Dr. J. B. Weintraub
John F. Nolan
F. B. Robinson
John D. Green
Frank Arnold
Robi. J. Cranston
Thos. F. Rowan
John Kavanagh
Louis Mueller
Thos, Howe
James Bumber
Chas. V. Richards
Thos
W. Corkell
Eugene B. Hartigan
Michael F. Ryan
B. Conroy
Mathew Raven
George W. Hinckley
F. H. Chambers
M. J. McCoy
Wm. J. Melnerney
D. B. Mulvey
James Hyland
J. W. Marion
Patrick B. Dwyer
John H. Wwright
4Th
John B. Brensas
James Ryan
B.H. Helde
Walter Shea
John H
6Th
P. J. Coffey
Frank Zerrisek
Harry Schlick
Ed. Jedlicka
Isaac Cok
Max Kutchal
Joseph Mendel
A Nacker
Matthew Smith
BE. J. McCarty
John Feinen
Peter Hoffman
James J. Hallman
John Waska
Wm. J. Peshek
James F. Denny
Tom Fitsgerald
Nicholas Stokes
William Altemeier
James H. Ryan
Geo
Mc Kensie
Joseph Wirth
John J. Brady
Jacob Ports
James W. Casey
John J. O'Donnell
Ralph C. White
Frank L. White
Hyman Liderman
Frank T. Scanlas
Clarence Dullard
W. F. Cummings
Danl. Dowling
John W. Christie
Francis P. Burnett
William Kapoolos
L. R. Buckley
Geo. C. Wiman
J. C. Dooley
Richard P. Hickey
J. Tierney
Max le Beau
Fred & Zimmerman
Geo. McMahon
James M. Ward
James R. Mitchell
Fred J. Ross
C. W. Howe
B. C. Rehm
Geo. P. McFarland
Chris Nielson
George Frost
John Leslie O’brien
John W. Hand
Theo. H. Greenwald
Oscar Breitenbach
Robert F. Bickerdike
Frank H. Landmesser
J. A. O’donnell
Bilis W. Paul
Henry Breyer
Joseph Grein
Frank DeLaby
Dan H. Rote
Geo. W. LeVin
J. Edw. Clancy
John M. Kennedy
William Goodman
Geo. L. Franck
Fred T. Schwarts
Herman Peters
R. O. Gilbert
W. J. Kelley
Wm. H. White
John P. Quirk
Patrick O'Rourke
Michael Yarusso
Joseph de Stefano
Alphonse L. Cummings
August Welsey
John Schwarts
James J. Mone
9Th
G. A. Canisius
Thomas EB. Golden
Andrew A. Collins
C. EB. Hayne
J. P. Fitsgerald
Fred Schulz
W. H. Lauf
Geo. J. Byrnes
John 98, Schneller
Norman P. Brodie
Daniel F. Rice
Michael P. Lowen
John B. Bercher
Carl W. Westerlind
Daniel L. Cruies
Chas Oakley
Oscar Anderson
Geo A
10Th Congressional District
Wm. J. Carroll
William H. Rose
Albert J. W. Appell
Serafino Com Thos
J. Scherer
F. C. Anderson
Henry G. Weber
Barnard J
Fred J. Binkley
George Wilson
J. P. Jaeger
John J. Devine
David Rose
Frank ©. Kellogg
Roy Barnett
Harry J. Geney
John Fanning
Malcolm B. Sterrett
Wine J. Healey
Chas
Dougi
Erty
F. C. Adams
Daniel J. M'Mahon
President County Democracy