Brewers Defeat Pennant Chasers in Newport Ball Game
New Orleans, after traveling from the South, lost to the Wiedemanns 5 2 in Newport Kentucky. Gus Bonno, formerly of Lincoln Nebraska, hurled well for the Brewers and capped the win with a ninth inning standoff after New Orleans threatened. Bartley and Phillips energized the visitors with early hits and Bierman belted a home run for Wiedemann.
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New Orleans
Newport
Wiedemanns
Gus Bonno
Lincoln
Neb
Cincy
Brewers
Nashville
Newporters
Bonno
Nill
Pelicans
Big Bill Phillips
Bartley
Reynard
Bonne
Rickert
Roche
Murphy
Phillips
Lord
Meyer
Queen City
Liberty Street
Riggs
H. Meyers
Dundon
Doyle
A. Meyer
Dexter
Bierman
Bierkette
Wiedemann
Briarnley
Bill Phillips
Crescent City
Henry
Smutter
Matthews
Jacob Roll
Bryan'sburg
Rooter
Reds
Oor
Bouno
Hartley
Fitzsimmons
Close pennant races loom in both leagues at week start
New York leads Chicago in the National League by thirty points with Pittsburgh five behind. Detroit holds a five point edge over Cleveland in the American League as Cleveland moves to host New York while Chicago faces Philadelphia and St. Louis battles Washington.
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New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pittsburgers
Giants
Brooklyn
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Gibson Rose Shines as Only Win for Elberon in Loss
Avondale dominates Elberon 11 to 3 on its home links with Gibson Rose the sole Elberon winner beating J W Mackelfresh. Rose tallied three points while Avondale piled up 11 led by C Wolade L C Rose and Sam Crocker Jr. in a postmatch chicken supper at Avondale Clubhouse.
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Gibson Rose
Elberon
Avondale
Rose
J. W. Mackelfresh
C. Wolade
L. C. Rose
Sam Crocker, Jr
J. C. Flake
H. M. Pollock
A. T. A. Nelson
C. C. Kirkpatrick
Stafford Lantz
Pastevar
W. Seallon
Edeecadt
Bryan
Hill
Hippus
Barry Murphy
Chanler
J. Hill
Mr. Bryan
Wolfert
D. Cady Herrick
Bowling Honing Two Men Roll Off Schedule
Tonight's wind up features three two man matches with pairs J Riehle and W Margeson Lei mer and Gardell at one and two at ten p.m. Harding and Geldreich face Pflueger and Grimme while Reinhardt and Strunk meet Kobald and Stautberg in the final set.
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At & P.m
J. Riehle
W. .Margeson
Leimer
Gardell
Harding
Geldreich
Pflueger
Grimme
Reinhardt
Strunk
Kobald
Stautberg
Brockton Fans Honor Red Pitcher Debut Looms
Brockton fans praise Red pitcher Dubuc a former Notre Dame lad with high regard. New England fans comment on his wonderful work and look forward to his debut for the club.
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Brockton
New
Baseball scores and results from yesterday
National League had no games. American League games saw Detroit defeat New York 2 to 1, Chicago beat Philadelphia 1 to 0, and St. Louis defeat Washington 2 to 1.
Standings Snapshot From Historic Basketball Cards
The table lists team names such as New York Detroit Chicago Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn St Louis Cleveland Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Boston Washington New York with records and winning percentages including 87 47 0.650 and 79 58 0.576 among others, reflecting league standings and wins.
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W.l.pe
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cleveland Exese
Washington
Baseball matchups listed for four city teams
Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburg at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Brooklyn.
O'Toole Day to Highlight Brockton Visit by Doves
Boston fans anticipate Marty O'Toole, ex Brockton star and New England League ace, facing the Doves with O'Toole Day planned by Brockton supporters. Dubuc from Notre Dame draws attention as a standout newcomer, while Lobert fills shortstop in Halsell's absence. McLean and Schlei backstopping the catching, Hoblitzer touted for potential as a future first baseman.
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Boston
Marty O'Toole
Brockton
Doves
O'Toole
Reds
Redlanders
Dubuc
Notre Dame
New England
Indiana Collegians
Hans Lobert
Buddy Halswill
Lobert
Wagner
Larry McLean
Schlei
Larry
Hoblitzer
No-hit no-run game as Chicago edges Philadelphia 1 0
Smith pitched a no hit no run game for Chicago in a 1 to 0 victory over Philadelphia. Plank allowed four hits for Philadelphia as Isbell reached on an error and scored the winning run in the last inning. Davis and Murphy contributed, with Plank’s defense keeping the game tight.
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Chicago
Smith
Philadelphia
Plank
Isbell
Murphy
Sunner
Davis
Parent
Jas Steele
O'Loughlin
Egan
Detroit Defeats New York on Summers Strong Pitching
Detroit holds the lead after a tight win over New York as Summers shines on the mound. Laporte and Mead New York infield spark the action while Detroit’s offense earns late support.
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Detroit
New York
Rossman
Summers
Laporte
Mead New York
Shamrocks Claim Southern Ohio Amateur Title
The Shamrocks defeated the Avondale nine at League Park in front of about 3,000 fans to become Southern Ohio champions. Hahn pitched well with solid support from Kaiser Harold and Haberer. Haggett and Hahn led with dynamic runs and fielding. They plan to face Frank Bancroft's barnstormers October 11 or 18.
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League Park
Shamrocks
Southern
Ohio
Hahn
Kaiser
Harold
Haberer
Hans Wagner
Frank Bancroft
Barnstormers
Victors Defeat Crescent Springs After Tough Road Stop
The Crescent Springs trip saw the Victors ace Haeckle limit the home team while the Victors bats pounded the ball. Scouts note strong fielding from Mailer and Baden on offense as the scoreboard tallies 9 3 for the Victors.
Fairmounts Rally to 7-6 Win Over Justrites in Ten Innings
In a thrilling season standout, Fairmounts defeated Justrites after ten innings. Key moments include Fix’s power at the plate and Creager’s 16 strikeouts. Home run by Fix and multiple defensive plays fueled the comeback, with Uelzer pitching for Justrites.
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Fairmounts
Justrites
Fix
Creager
Newport Navies Rally Past Universe 15 to 12
In a loosely played game at Ft. Thomas the Newport Navies defeated Universe 15 to 12. Gibson powered the Navies with a double, triple and home run driving in three hits. Heller and Merkie worked for Universe, while Raymond and Ahren pitched for the Navies.
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Newport Navies
Universe
Ft. Thomas
Gibson
R.H.E. Universe
Heller
Merkie
Navies
Raymond
Ahren
Sweeney
Pathfinders topple Shannon & Sokup in tight baseball clash
Pathfinders defeated Shannon & Sokup 2 to 0 as Burke shut out the visitors and Burke also starred at the plate. Key hits came from Parks Krelt and Wetzel while McTye allowed several walk and dealed. Pathfinders face Newtown next Sunday in the next game.
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Ab.h.o.a.e. Hayes
C.close
Parks
Krelt
Wetzel
Dune
Meyers
Woods
Combs
Pathfinders
Shannon & Sokup
Benley
Parks and Williams
Burke
McTye
Erhart
All-Kentuckians Top Covington in Second Game
Chapman hit a bases loaded homer as the All-Kentuckians beat Covington 8 to 1 in game two of the series. Next Sunday Covington meets the Covington All-Stars with Red White and Ed Connelly on the roster. The scoring featured two base hits by McBrair and C Johnson, and a home run by Chapman.
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Shamrocks
Avondales
Scegeeses
Haberer
Keys
C. Johnson
G. Diehl
E. Diehl
Diehl
Kaiser
Flick
R. Johnson
Hahn
Tarbell
McGinnis
Cardinals
Mt. Lookout
Hanger
Berte
Straus
Charies
Uling
Gottschalk
Moore
Chapman
All-Kentuckians
Covington
Covington All- Stars
Red’ White
Ed Connelly
Dovington
Sevscree
McBrair
B. Johnson
Chanman
Young
Gefalu
Meyers
Cefalu
Welch
Ewes Creeee
Garment Workers
McCright
Zoepf
McCullough
Pineers
Vit Garment Workers
eCright
Weber
Happe
Homan
Soete
Wenee
Ee Rauten
Molders Aebereeeee
Knecht
Mattai
Rand
Wendt
Blum
Waddell Strikes Out Seventeen as St Louis Beats Washington
Waddell fans 17 and St Louis edges Washington 2 to 1 in ten innings. A passed ball and a sixth inning score by Jones set up the late winner on a steal and Hoffman's hit. Johnson pitched high class for Washington despite the loss.
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ST. Louis
Waddell
Washington
Smith
Johnson
Jones
Hoffman
Criss
Williams
Delahanty
Freeman
McBride
Unglaub
Hartzell
T. Jones
Re Lace
St. Washington
Ball—Street
Sheridan
Kerins
Boston Defeats Columbus in Iron Game
In Columbus on September 20, the American League Boston team defeated the American Association squad 9 to 6 in an iron game. Battery notes list Brady and Donohue for Boston and Geyer and James for Columbus.
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Columbus
Bus American Association
R. H. E. Poston
Brady
Donohue
Geyer
James
Sullivan Joins Cleveland Americans From Boston
Former Boston center fielder Danny Sullivan transfers to the Cleveland Americans after a concluded deal last night. Sullivan will report for immediate duty with Cleveland. purchase price not stated.
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Boston
Cleveland Americans
Cleveland
Danny” Sullivan
Sullivan
Krebs Beats Suit Club After Fort Wayne Replacements
Krebs secured a 30 to 28 victory over the Suit Club as Krebs benefited from the Fort Wayne Central League team missing train connections and shifting to play the Suit Club. Moren, Tiemyer, and Tanner led with multiple hits and stolen bases amid a pitching tandem of Justus Johns and Crosby.
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Ft. Wayne
Krebs. Ase Suit Co. Abh
O.a-E. Morse
Ritty
Kinzer
Tiemyer
Tanner
Geyer
Block
Grohe
O'Brien
Scott
Siraup
Sewald
Macke
White
Justus
O Johns
Davis
Crosby
Krebs
Skeghvescesss LE EE BS
Moree
Temyer
Morse
Suit Club
O’brien
Grathwohl
Johns
Dearmond
Superbas Top Police With Timely Hitting
The W. H. Superbas defeated the Police 9 to 7 as timely hitting and misplays by the Police aided the win. Dorsey delivered key timely hits in the sixth and eighth innings.
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W. H. Superbas
Police
Dorsey
Rensselaer 9 Deer Park Crack Game Highlight
Rensselaer edged Deer Park with ease in yesterday's game, keeping their momentum strong as the Rensselaers pulled ahead in the final minutes.
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Rensselaer
Deer Park
Rensselaers
Local Amateur Scores From Yesterday
Cynthiana defeated Cincinnati Admirals 11 to 5 Erlanger beat Walton 11 to 4 Heidelberg won 10 to 9 over W. H. Athletics
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Cynthiana
Cincinnati Admirals
Erlanger
Walton
Heidelberg
W. H. Athletics
Football Season Opens Across Big Eight Conference
Chicago Illinois Minnesota and Wisconsin head the opening of 1908 football practice as the Big Eight begins a Fortnight of drills. Wisconsin strong rumors, Illinois Chicago game set October 17, and Stagg hopeful Chicago Purdue Indiana Northwestern Iowa also begin workouts to test early form.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Capron
Illinois
Stagg
Wisconsin
Madison
Purdue
Indiana
Northwestern
Iowa
Bricklayers Rally Secures 7 6 Victory Over Horseshoers
Bricklayers overcome a lopsided start as Horseshoers rally with five runs in the ninth at Wiedemann Park. Prigge fans two, Eckert allows nine hits in seven innings, Huck and Oliver handle balls, while Brinker and Wilke pace two-base hits for Bricklayers.
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Horseshoers
Wiedemann Park
Brinker
Wilke
Beebe
G. Eckert
House
Oliver
Prigge
Eckert
Hugk
Huck
Murray
A. Eckert
Sternagle
Tensi
H.brier
Is Delaney
Cigar Makers Rally Past Lathers For Victory
Cigar Makers defeated the Lathers 6 to 2 in yesterday’s game. Donovan, Stenger, and J Bernning led with two base hits each. Ott allowed five runs and six strikeouts over eight and one third innings, while Berning finished the last two outs.
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Cigar Makers
Lathers
Sacadzesasece
LaCally
Berning
Fleigs
Earle's Affinity Returns to Monroe Household
Mrs. Earle returned to Oxford Station with her baby and met by Ferdinand Pinney Earle who drove to Oxford in disguise to avoid a village scene. They then went to the Earle residence, keeping the reunion quiet from local residents.
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Monroe
N. Y
Dove of Peace
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Earle
Small Islands Submerged By Hurricane at Mathewtown
Cap e Haytien Cape Haytien Sept 20 Advices report a heavy sea from the recent hurricane washed over Mathewtown Inagua Island submerging reservoirs that hold rain water and causing damage not yet fully learned. The Norwegian ship Romanoff arrived and rescued nine men from the schooner President in the Caicos passage as seas rose inundating small islands for about a day.
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Mathewtown
Inagua Island
Romanoff
President
Caicos Passage
Rhinelander Fires Endanger City. Milwaukee Sends Aid
Milwaukee dispatch reports Rhinelander in peril from forest fires with the city near destruction. A steam fire engine, half a mile of hose, and a truck were loaded on a special train and sent at 9 o clock to the scene. No word yet on the fire’s extent.
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Milwaukee
Rhinelander
Here
Barrel stave for defiant pupils in Chicago schools
Chicago high school pupils protest the Board of Education move to abolish school secret societies and fraternities. Rev Frank G Smith urged parents to enforce discipline with a “good elastic barrel stave,” warning leniency may foster future citizens who defy the law.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Frank G. Smith
Mr. Smith
Rescues Schooner's Crew Off Turk's Island
The Clyde Line steamer Seminole, from New York, rescued the crew of the abandoned Baltimore schooner John A. Matheson, 174 miles north of Grand Turk. The Matheson, dismasted and waterlogged after a hurricane, was abandoned September 15 with boats intact. A burning Norwegian bark was sighted shortly after, with no one aboard.
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Turk’s Island
Clyde Line
Seminole
New York
John A. Matheson
Baltimore
Matheson
Irish Freedom in Focus at United Irish League Convention
Boston hosts the United Irish League of America annual convention at Faneuil Hall beginning Tuesday. Delegates travel from across the country to hear leaders like John E. Redmond, Joseph Devlin, and John Fitzgibbon with themes of liberty for Ireland and uplift of the Irish race. W Bourke Cochran and former New Orleans Mayor John Fitzpatrick are also among the prominent attendees.
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Freedom of Ireland
United Irish League of America
Faneuil Hall
John E. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
Joseph Devlin
M. P
West Belfast
John Fitzgibbon
Rosscommon
W. Bourke Cochran
New York
John Fitzpatrick
New Orleans
Bishop Car michael of Montreal near death
Bishop Car michael of the Church of England Diocese of Montreal lies at the point of death after suffering a heart failure in the vestry following a cathedral sermon this morning. He had preached earlier in the service.
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Montreal
Carmichael
Church of England
Prohibition Tax on Near Beer Challenged in Georgia
In Atlanta the extra legislative session tax on near beer faces court challenge. Judge Ellis issued an injunction stopping collection of a 500 dollar tax on manufacturers and 200 dollar license fee on dispensers. Fifteen dealers argue the law is unconstitutional as it does not relate to convict regulation, and the case moves to higher courts.
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Atlanta
Ga. Ga
Georgia
Ellis
Superior Court
Fulton County
Hearings Open on Freight Rates for Food Products
Interstate Commerce Commissioners arrive in Atlanta to hear the Georgia Alabama complaint about unjustifiable rail freight increases east of the Missouri River into the Southeast. The Federal Court session begins tomorrow, focusing on meats, grain and related products and merchants’ claim that high rates prevent reasonable food prices.
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Interstate Commerce
Cockrell
Lane
Clements
Georgia
Alabama
Missouri River
Woman 15 Killed in Erie County Auto Train Crash
Mrs. Stephen B. Lee wife of Erie County Bank assistant secretary was killed and Mr. Lee fatally injured when their car collided with a Lackawanna freight train near Buffalo on September 20.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Stephen B. Lee
Lee
Erie County Bank
Pope Receives Sailors In Audience At Vatican
The Pope welcomed seventy sailors from the American battleships Maine and Alabama in Naples. He praised their appearance, each sailor kissed his ring and received a medal. The Pontiff offered a gracious speech, thanking them and praying God grant grace, then gave his benediction.
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Maine
Alabama
Naples
Pillsbury Washburn Flour Milling Co Faces Reorg Plan
In Chicago at 10 a m tomorrow executives and creditors discuss reorganization steps for Pillsbury Washburn Flour Milling Co of Minneapolis after receiver take. Creditors' Committee findings reveal stockholders losses and a plan to lease ninety elevators owned by Minnesota and Northern Elevator Co in Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Chicago
Pillsbury- Washburn Flour Milling Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Minnesota and Northern Elevator Company
Swindler Passes $1 Bill Marked as Five in Ohio
W Co Ather ton fruit dealer on Court street reported to police that a $1 bill was altered to look like a $5 note. The offender cut the numeral 5 from advertising currency and pasted it over the 1. The deception went undetected in the busy trade.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
W. Co
Wedded in Cincinnati Surprise for Ohio Couple
Otto Pabst a Cincinnati business man and Miss Emilie Fisher wed quietly in Cincinnati yesterday evening officiated by Rev Hugo Hisenlohr. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Felix Straub. They will spend six weeks honeymooning in Baltimore and other Eastern cities.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Otto Pabst
Emilie Fisher
Cincinnati
Hugo Hisenlohr
Felix Straub
Baltimore
Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shooting in Indiana
A. L. Adkins of Bridgeport Texas shot Jerry Quinlan of Lima Ohio during a quarrel over sweethearts in Vincennes Indiana. Quinlan died at Cornell Sanitarium in Lawrenceville. Adkins was captured after a four hour chase and jailed in Lawrenceville.
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Commercial Tribune
Vincennes
Ind
A. L. Adkins
Bridgeport
Jerry Quinlan
Lima
Quinlan
Cornell Sanitarium
Lawrenceville
Adkins
Quakers to Play Saturday on Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania to face West Virginia at Franklin Field in Philadelphia next Saturday. The Carlisle Indians host Villanova on their home grounds as part of a busy early schedule with major colleges preparing for the season.
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West Virginia
New York
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Carlisle Indians
Villa Nova
Greene County Temperance Society Plans Local Option Petition
The Greene County Temperance Society reorganized and elected Dr. S. G. Wilson president. They arranged to circulate petitions this week to hold an election in the county under the Rose county local option law.
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Commercial Tribune
Xenia
Greene County Temperance Society
Rose County
G. Wilson
Bryan and Parker Hill Engage in Esopus Wolfert's Roost Talks
News records William J. Bryan meeting with Alton B. Parker at Esopus and with David B. Hill at Wolfert's Roost as part of New York State campaign discussions. Reports say minimal details emerged, but parties considered campaign plans and Hill's potential involvement.
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N. Y
William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Esopus
United States
David B. Hill
Wolfert’s Roost
Bryan
Mack
New York City
Poughkeepsie
New York State
Wolfert
Senator Hill
Judge Parker
Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate John Kern Tours Gettysburg
John W. Kern accompanied by General Murray Vandiver and others left Westminster this morning in Mahon's automobile for a twenty mile tour of Gettysburg. They returned to Westminster after six, then traveled toward Baltimore intending a stop at Mahon's residence near the city. Kern has no plans for tomorrow beyond party business in Maryland.
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John W. Kern
John J. Mahon
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
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B. F. Crouse
William J. O’connor
W. B. Hottel
Salem
Ind
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West Baden
Gettysburg
Battle Field
Baltimore
Mahon
Kern
Maryland
Balloon ascent records science observations over London
Professors A Lawrence Rothh and Percy Lowell of Boston and Captain S A Cleman the U S military attaché at London, with Hon Charles Stewart Rolls, made a balloon ascent today. They took scientific observations and photographs above the clouds reaching 5500 feet.
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A. Lawrence Rothh
Percy Lowell
Boston
S. A. Cleman
Charles Stewart Rolls
Army Motor For
Obituary notices and notable deaths across several cities
General Charles A. Miller former Army aid leader dies at 1844 born Pittsburg heart disease in Brooklyn. Lemuel G Trott trotting expert dies after fall from a train in Boston aged 64. Robert J Wallace 47 Milwaukee business leader and saddlery chief dies from Brights disease. Dr Frank Huntington Snow former Kansas Chancellor and entomologist dies at 68 Bellefield Wisconsin native Fitchburg Mass. Sanchez Bustillo former Minister of Finance resigns due to ill health dies in Madrid.
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Boston
Turf Weekly
Spirit of the
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Wis
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Frank Huntington Snow
University of Kansas
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Fitchburg
Mass
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