Snodgrass Defends Spiking Baker In Baseball Row
New York October 19 Fred Snodgrass gave his account of the spiking incident involving Bab Lapp and Frank Baker during a game against the Athletics. He describes a sequence where Baker dropped to the bag and caused contact as Snodgrass slid feet first, claiming photographers will prove his version. He apologizes to Baker and asserts his clean record as a ball player.
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New York
Fred Snodgrass
Bab Lapiy
Athletics
Lapp
Baker
Hake
Tere
Tving
Frank Taker
Wood’s Bargains Feature Various Food and Household Items
The ad lists special bargains at Wood’s four bars of Easy task. Prices include a 10 cent package of worn Makes for 5 cents, Park Brand quart maple syrup for New Huck at 200, Wood’s Imported 800 Breakfast Cocos 19 cents a can, and Cool Spring Panty Print Butter at 3 cents a pound while stock lasts.
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Vents
Park
Atewkes
Wood
Aia
Notice Warns Tenants Under Act of Assembly Penalties
The notice warns all individuals about trespassing on our property under penalties provided by the Act of Assembly. It cites D M Carrier and others as responsible parties, referencing multiple carriers and duties. The message emphasizes enforcement against unauthorized use and daily occupancy issues affecting several people.
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Act of Assembly
D. M
B. N
D. P
Milton Glenn Killed in Franklin Train Accident
Franklin October 19 Allston Glenn a well known oil producer of Raymilton was instantly killed by a train at about 4 80 o clock Wednesday afternoon. He had just returned from a trip to Franklin and is believed to have stepped onto the track to avoid another oncoming train. He was 64 and leaves a wife Mrs Fay Glenn of Delaware and two sons Hi Glenn of Raymilton and another in Delaware. The funeral will be held Friday at 10 30 am from the home of his son in Franklin and interment in Amity Cemetery New Wesley. Mr Glenn lived many years in Franklin and was a former city councilman who helped negotiate the Water Works purchase for the city. He moved to Raymilton two or three years ago. He was active in the Presbyterian church.
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Franklin
Allston Glenn
Raymilton
Wranklin
Stoneborn
Glenn
Womons
Dr. Fay
Delaware
Hi. Glenn
Raymillon
Amity Cemetery
New Wesley
Fraklin
Ure City
Johuren
Pardons Board hears plea over 1904 murder case
Pittsburgh lawyer McNair urged a rehearing for Carmine Pazzquarte, imprisoned 19 years in the Western Penitentiary for the Jefferson county murder of Antonio Seleun, arguing Montsant’s Italy conviction for the same crime undermines the verdict and noting lingering doubts about Pazzquarte’s guilt.
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Hureishurg
Gergorlo Montsant
Tatlin
Antonio Seleun
Jefferson County
McNair
Pittsburg
State Board of Pardons
Carmini Pazzquarte
Western Penitentiary
Paazquarte
Moutisantt
Italy
Exonerated for Killing Italian in Pittsboro Case
A man shot in an armed confrontation in the Smoky City and identified as Italian is freed after investigators prove the dead man and another wounded participant conspired to cause trouble in Pittsboro. The exonerated man left the scene with a claim of self defense as details unfolded from a party visit.
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Stawne
Pittsburg
Hernado
Warren Ttalian
Aasloon
Pittsboro
Cherrie
Another Day and No Game at Shibe Park
Philadelphia fans faced another disappointment as heavy rain and poor field conditions postponed the fourth contest between the Giants and Athletics at Shibe Park.
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Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Giants
Cotton moth invasion reported in Pennsylvania
The Journal Corry Pa publishes Prof H A Surface reply confirming the brown moth is the cotton worm moth or adult of the pest that damages cotton and peaches. The insect appears in vast numbers across Pennsylvania this fall, with potential huge next year losses to cotton growers. only damage observed is fruit skin puncture from the moth’s long proboscis.
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Joie Nas
H. A. Surface
Stud Economic Zoologist
Morrisburg
Surface
Corry
Pennsylvania
Elks Enjoy Large Cambridge Springs Gathering
About 400 Elks from Cambridge Springs area lodges plus Corry Union City Meadville and Erie attended a hotel banquet at Hotel Vanadium hosted by Joseph Flynn. The event featured the Vinegar Band parading through streets as residents crowded street corners to cheer the procession and toast the celebration.
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Cambridge Springs
Vanadium
Elka
Joseph W. Plynn
Corry
Union City
Mead- Ville
Erie
Me. Flynn
Wutte
1 Erle
Bos the Turant
Messra Austin
Margaridge
Darling
Motnnes
Demented Man at Oil City Spotted Wandering From North Warren Institution
A disheveled man described as an escaped inmate of the North Warren institution reportedly crawled from a window and walked to Oil City on foot. He claimed Corneautville as his home and said he had been an inmate for about a year. He is not considered violent.
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Pole Kistler
Toonard Jorey
North
Pullman
Corneautville
North Warrey
Petting W Rattieansky
Warren
Wild rumor sent broadcast about Snodgrass and Baker
Yesterday false reports stirred excitement in this area and beyond until officially denied. The paper wired the Philadelphia Press for confirmation but received no timely reply. The Philadelphia Press stated Snodgrass was not shot and Baker was not dying from blood poisoning. A wild rumor spread nationwide yesterday afternoon.
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Snodgrass
Baker
Join
Philadelphia Press
Snodgraus
Man Drops Dead En Route To Work In Iale Pennsylvania
Lebrecht Lehman, 60, of 360 East Fifth Street, collapsed and died yesterday morning while walking to his shift at Metric Metal Works in Iale. He had no prior illness and his body was found near the plant after neighbors reported his absence from work. The sudden death shocked his family.
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Iale
Lebrecht Lehmen
East Fifth Street
Metric Metal Works
Lehman
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