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Newspaper

Des Moines Daily Leader

Location

Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1901

Page

11

Western league on Milwaukee franchise move debated

Ban Johnson announced Milwaukee’s Fred Gross would stay with the Milwaukee grounds and likely enter the Western league, as the Western league eyes Milwaukee as a possible new club site. President Whitfield discussed Milwaukee’s chances, with final decisions due at the January meeting as transfers and park control remain key factors.

Kansas City Dee Ban Johnson Chicago Gross St Louis Eililea Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapolis Colorado Springs Denyer Burns St. Joseph Denver WhitSela Whitfield Canfer James Taft Ran Johnson Fred Gross Milwaukee Grounds James Whitfield Tran- Schises

Corbett Signals Return to Fight Jeffries for Title

Former world heavyweight champion James J. Corbett announces he will re enter the ring and challenge Jeffries for the title. Dispatches say Corbett aims for a revival of boxing next year and plans to share in the sport’s earnings if he returns. He may buy a saloon and cafe in Cincinnati and comments on Young Corbett McGovern fight and Rothwell two handed style. Meanwhile A A U central association in Chicago approves Milwaukee as site for the March 1 championship meet with events laid out.

Athletic Park Park Board Des Moines Iowa Jack Watson Grinnell Gun Club Watson United States Chicago Warren Dickinson Jeffries James J. Corbett Corbett New York Dispatches Gelight Hal Cincinnati New York Corbett- McGovern Rothwell

How They Keep Young Parisian Actresses Tell Secrets

Paris correspondence of the New York Tribune quotes Sarah Bernhardt Bartet Rejane and Jeanne Granter on preserving youth. Bernhardt credits constant work, long theater hours, limited food, champagne, and open windows for health while noting open air at Belle Isle. Bartet keeps a window open year round and varies foods from chicken to lobster, with moderate portions and rare medicines, as she maintains youth through preference and restraint.

Mme. Warms-Baretta Comedie Francaise Soctor Mme Rachel Boyer Comedia Francaise Rejane Paris Victoria Portugal Trouville Ocean Jeanne Granier Deauville Talways Monte Carlo London Jane Hading Neuilly Marcelle Lender Yahne New York Tribune Maurice de Saxe Adrienne Lecouvreur Sarah Bernhardt Mmes Bartet Jeanne Granter Gaulois Belle Isle Belle Iste Comedie Prancaise

New Trial Denied in Elmer Quimby Murder Case

Ithaca Michigan December 7 The motion for a new trial in the Elmer Quimby murder case by poisoning was denied today by the trial judge. Quimby was sentenced to life in Jackson State Prison. His wife currently serves a life term at Detroit House of Correction for the same offense.

Ithaca Mich Elmer Quimby Quimby Jackson Detroit House of Corerection

Miller Treatment Promises Rupture Cure in Des Moines

Des Moines office advertises a rupture cure claiming permanent results with an external treatment. It asserts twelve years in operation, no hypodermic needle, and requires patients to attend the office for fitting before using the treatment at home. Circulars offered on request.

J. EB. Graff Schmucker & Lopez J. H. Parker Namur-Vincent Co Sandholm Drug Co J. R. Hambur Co Yeatch’s Pharmacy McArthur Drug Co Lewrance Deng Co Reichard, Bros Des Moines Foo. Miller Lowa Iowa Loan and Trust Building

Organization complete among resolutions offered yesterday

Scranton, Pa Dec 7 The American Federation of Labor completed its organization after three days of sessions, with 412 delegates the largest in its history. One hundred ninety seven resolutions were presented, many on trade jurisdiction and labor objectives. A key action endorsed a street railway strike and urged aid to strikers. The federation discussed raising salaries for national organizers and officers, and backed municipal and governmental ownership of railroads and telegraph lines. In Puerto Rico, the federation libre approved AFL constitution and received Gompers diploma, signaling growth of labor movements.

Scranton American Federation of Gabor Cncea Federation Great Britain W. D. Mahon Detroit Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Total Street Car Union Scranton Street Railway Company Executive Council San Francisco Iron Workers Ees Legislaion Tennessee Pennsylvania Knoxville Tenn Cincinnati San Juan P. R Santiago Iglesias Federation Libre American Federation of Labor Gampers Iglesias Island Federation of Labor Lire

External ear as a crime and insanity index

A lengthy, speculative review examines Lombroso style claims about external ear shapes predicting criminal or insane tendencies. It compares ear types, race and sex influences, and notes limited, non definitive correlations with crime, insanity, or congenital idiot cases, while stressing individual variation and methodological limits.

Arthur Keith Lombroso Pertillon Schwabe Scotland Ireland England Uraited Kingdom Wesires Negro London Liverpool Darwin

Evolution of an Orator Prince of Wales Speech Raises Comment

A London report lauds the Prince of Wales for his delivery and earnestness in a Speech that impressed readers with constitutional propriety and public sentiment. The piece notes help from collaborators in construction, while praising his performance as unparallelled by prior acts. Also advertised are low Florida rail fares via the Wabash, with routes to New Orleans and Texas and travel details from 20 Fourth Street.

London Dev Prince of Wiles Aatley Hk Gwildhall England Rose Hbery Chamberlain Pringa Wales Browk Saturday Review Florida Pelota Amer Morida Wabash New Orleane Mohne Wabagh Texas

Leaders of the Crusades International Monthly

Leaders of the Orst crusading party plan to stay in conquered lands. Rohwmand son of Stobert Guiscard fails to secure his father’s principality in Boubhert Italy and aims for a new dominion for Jimiael. An-Cock, richest Syrian city, becomes his capital while Count Raymond of Tolouse vows not to return. Godfrey of Bouillon pledges possessions for funds and travels east, Baldwin moves east with wife, and Alexius fears losing Asia Minor to crusaders.

Crusades International Monthly Orst Crusy Rohwmand Stobert Guiscard Boubhert Italy Otal Jimiael An- Cock Syria Raymond of Asia Minor Bohemond

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