Two 1907 Tigers Remain in the Fold
Former Tigers stars from the 1907 pennant era spread across baseball. Wild Bill Donovan leads a roll of veterans now managing Providence Syracuse and Allentown teams while others like Jim Archer Claude Rossman and Charlie Schmidt ply in Cubs Brewers and Mobile clubs. Several players drift into Federals St Louis Indianapolis and San Francisco after leaving Detroit.
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Tiger
Detroit
Tigers
Wild Bill Donovan
Donovan
Providence
Freddie Payne
Detroit Gang
Syracuse
BI Coughlin
Allentown
Clese
Jim Archer
Cubs
Herman Schaefer
Washington
Tom Jones
Milwaukee
Claude Rossman
Minneapolis
Charlie Schmidt
Jennings
Charlie O’leary
Indianapolis
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Ed Killian
Southpaw
Siever
Killian
Davey Jones
Edgar Willett
George Mullin
Federals
Davey
Toledo
Pittsburgh Federals
Willett
St. Louis Federale
Mullin
Jerry Downs
American Association
John Eubanks
Baseball echoes through time with players and plans
The piece notes new baseball talk from Pitcher Faber, wonders how Walter Johnson would impress, and mentions umpire Bill Klein’s gaze on Mona Llan. It reports concrete bleachers replacement at the Browns park, a trio born on October 6, plus Jeff Overall quitting the Pacific Coast league and Huggins backing Nethauss for the big leagues. The Texas league grants Governor Colquitt a solid gold life-pass, and the American League projects several new kid catchers led by Schang Schalk O Noll and Agnew.
English critics rate Giants and White Sox clash in London
London readers witness brisk exhibition as Giants and White Sox play in front of the king. Photographers swarm the field while descriptions praise pitching form, ambidextrous batting, swift footwork, and sharp fielding as base stealing and crowd reaction provide lively scenes.
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London Pall Mall Gazette
Giants
White Sox
London
Chicagos
Kiem
Chicago ‘Sox
Chicago
New York
Uric Acid Poisoning Warned and Kidney Help Promoted
An old health column warns that uric acid poisoning advances slowly, withBrights disease a late stage. It cites symptoms like headaches, dizziness, and urine changes, urging early kidney cure. The piece promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy across the country.
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Bright
Doctors Couldn't Help Her Georgia Woman Almost Gave Up in Despair
Mre Sabra Burgess of Toccoa Georgia recalls years of rheumatic trouble and kidney disease with uric acid poisoning and scanty urine. After six months of doctor care and failed treatments she started Dean's Kidney Pills and reports miraculous relief after six boxes with no recurrence in four years.
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Georgia
Mre
Sabra Burgess
Toccoa
Dean
Bonin Signs with Buffalo Federals After Earlier Exit
Luther Bonin, who quit last year due to a broken ankle, signs with the Buffalo Federals. The player had drawn a rich bid from the St. Louis Americans for Columbus but failed to deliver and was sent back. In Columbus last spring he faced sharp criticism for quitting the team, with critics claiming courage was the issue.
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Luther Bonin
Buffalo Federals
St. Louis Americans
Columbus
Saylor Shines Brightly in Australia Knockout
Cleveland lightweight Young Saylor traveled to Australia and stopped champion Hughie Mehegan in 11 rounds. The same fighter earlier knocked out Freddie Welsh but was disqualified for a low blow deemed foul by the referee.
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Young Saylor
Australia
Hughie Mehegan
Freddie Welsh
Spiders and Naps Dream Pennant Double Talk
A Cleveland man muses that the Spiders and the Naps could win pennants this season. His remark reveals optimistic baseball chatter about two teams and a bright year ahead.
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Spiders
Naps
Cleveland
Monument to Henri Poincaré Unveiled in France
A newly revealed monument honors Henri Poincaré, cousin of the French president, recalling tales of his absent mindedness. Anecdotes recount him misplacing his money and lamp mishaps when studying, leaving readers amused by his forgetfulness. King George visit delays the Paris spring garrison review to April 22 at Vincennes.
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Henri Poincaire
France
Poincaire
King George
Queen Mary
Paris
Vincennes
Two New Yorkers tell travel hard luck tales
Two seasoned travelers from New York recount misadventures. One recalls buying a Connecticut Yankee pullet that proved to be an infertile hen. The other laments a month stranded in a strictly temperance Kansas town where even cows supposedly abstained.
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Kansas
23Rd St
New York
Clever Wife Keeps Peace With Postum Beverage Change
A Washington woman credits Postum with easing heart trouble linked to coffee and reports her husband and neighbor also benefited. The ad notes Postum contains no caffeine and comes in Regular and Instant forms, with prices listed and a slogan “There’s a Reason” for Postum sold by grocers.
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Washington
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Blisters On Child Cited Cure By Cuticura Products
Mrs. Wm. Probst reports her child suffered watery blisters and sleepless nights for years. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with relief after two months, noting persistent itching and sores ceased. Ad mentions global sale and free sample offer.
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Wm. Probst
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
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