Baseball season ends with Browns finishing ninth in National League
Final standings show St Louis Browns finishing ninth after closing their home schedule with a win over Washington. Cincinnati tied Cleveland for position while Chicago placed eighth as Louisville and Brooklyn split results. A complete NL record lists each club's wins and losses against every opponent.
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Moonshiners Captured Largest Haul Ever Made in Kentucky
United States Marshal Greer and deputies seized a tremendous moonshine gang en route to Louisville from Ashland in the Big Sandy Valley. The operation destroyed 37 stills and thousands of gallons of moonshine, with about 125 offenders arrested and more to be brought in. Several officers were injured and some moonshiners fled, while women were among those caught in the large seizure.
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Bandit Hold Up on Southern Pacific Train in Arizona
Three robbers attacked an outbound Southern Pacific Express near Maricopa Arizona on Monday night. They reportedly secured around 200000 in gold. A gunfight with sheriffs left one robber dead and another captured while two masked bandits fled with a boy hostage later freed. The trail was found by Sheriff Murphy near Maricopa.
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Coinage of silver dollars under the Sheeman act
Secretary Carlisle explains the minting of silver dollars under the Sheeman act and administration. He notes redemption rules, limits on reissue, and that notes redeemed with bullion purchased under the act must be retired to avoid excess outstanding currency. He gives figures on coined dollars and net receipts.
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Capture After Gunfight With Bandits Near Phanix
Posse crossed the Gila River seven miles east of Phanix and found a camp abandoned by robbers. They recovered three Winchesters and three horses. They cornered one bandit who opened fire, but a buckshot shot felled him. A second was captured, while the third escaped.
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Grand Sire John W Stebbins Elected by Odd Fellows
John W Stebbins elected Grand Sire of the world by the Sovereign Grand Lodge at Chattanooga Tennessee He is a New York native living in Rochester and a former Mount Union College graduate turned lawyer legislator and long time Odd Fellow leader The report notes rising Southern membership and growing global reach with Canada showing notable progress and emphasis on aged members and orphans
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Sugar Trust Men Indicted by Grand Jury in Senate Probe
The Grand Jury in Washington indicted Henry O Havemeyer and John Kearles of the sugar trust for refusing to answer questions before the senate sugar trust investigating committee. Allan L Seymour of Seymour & Young brokerage and Me. McCartney of Carson & McCartney were charged in connected actions to perfect prior reports. Indictments span over twenty eight pages of large type written sheets detailing the sugar tariff history.
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Plague and Flood Ravage Europe in Ancient Chronicle
In B C 438 a widespread dreuth devastated Europe with many districts depopulated. At Rome thousands drowned in the Tiber while a pestilence followed from the corpses in the river and on the banks.
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Alcohol and pauper trends across nations and mines of Alaska
A broad survey notes per inhabitant alcohol consumption by country, shifting pauper demographics in England since 1871, Alaska town Forty Mile Creek prices, and a hay crop surge. It also covers insanity links to alcohol in Ireland, Chicago North Pacific terminal valuations, a failed World’s Fair book project, and a feature on the evolving meaning of the word team. The piece closes with rail savings on fuel and a salute to female lighthouse keepers and a heroic rescue by Mary Whiteley and Maud King.
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Matrimonial customs from around the world and a Maine courtroom tale
A collection of marriage rites across cultures describes feet washing, kicks at vows, gauntlet contests, bridal doors, and Roman threshold lifting. A Maine congressman recounts a veteran lawyer who fuels a contempt dispute by indorsing a $100 note to a Rhode Island judge.
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Take Steps Against Consumption With Golden Medical Discovery
An advertisement claims that consumption and related lung diseases are curable in many cases using Golden Medical Discovery. It cites witnesses and doctors who allegedly confirm cures, contrasts with ineffective cod liver oil and whisky tonics, and offers a 160 page book by World’s Dispensary Medical Association for six cents plus stamps.
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