Bugs Raymond Dead in Chicago Hotel Death
Arthur Raymond known as Bugs Raymond, former New York National League pitcher, was found dead in a downtown Chicago hotel. Coroner ruled heart disease aggravated by heat as the cause. Raymond, once with St. Louis Nationals and later the Giants, had stayed at the hotel since Tuesday and complained of the heat before he died.
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Chicago
Arthur
Bugs’” Raymond
New York
Raymond
St. Louis Nationals
Giants
McGraw
Observers Views in Oldtown Primaries Stir Talks
The Observer reports on the second primary battles with Harry Munnerlyn aiming to succeed the present supervisor. George Mercer and Jim Carter contend for coroner, each courting New Town votes amid claims of a political curse on Oldtown.
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Daily Stew
Harry Munnerlyn
Imestf
Harry
Oldtown
Newtown
George Mercer
Fletcher
Jim Carter
Mercer
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Offer from Toledo Firm
An old advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Circulars offered. product sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Horus Wagner's 1909 World Series Masterpiece
A tribute to Hans Wagner as the Flying Dutchman, detailing his dramatic Game Three performance that year. Wagner's six grounders without an error, four stolen bases, and four hits in five trips helped Pittsburgh seize the pennant in a dramatic post season clash. Copyright 1912 Bowles.
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Hans Wagner
America
Horus
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Babe Adams
Bill Donovan
Howard Camnitz
Jennings
Wagner
Dutchman
Cobb
Crawford
Joseph B. Bowles
Longs Brave Stop Wins Pennant Hope in 1897 Classic
The article honors Herman Long, famed Boston shortstop, recounting a heroic 1897 Orioles vs. Boston race moment. It highlights Long making a one handed snag on Stenzel’s line drive and a ninth inning double play to preserve Boston’s lead, noting his later fate and urging aid for old ball players.
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Herman Long
Colorado
Boston
Baltimore
Orioles
Jennings
McGraw
Keeler
Boston Club
Hugh Duffy
Joe Corbet
Kid Nichols
Bostons
Bergen
Long
Lowe
Oriole
Stenzel
Short
Abuab
Hanlon
Joseph B. Bowles
Uncle Ezra Says Digestive Troubles Prompt Caution
A short ad warns readers that mild ailments like constipation biliousness or indigestion can lead to trouble and recommends Dr King's New Life Pills for quick relief. The pill's price is given as 45 cents at all druggists and is described as safe easy and effective.
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Dr. King
We Never Forget Early Home Life Remedies
A nostalgic note on childhood memories of familiar cures like Bucklen's Arnica Salve used by mothers and grandmothers for burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts sprains and bruises. The ad touts forty years of cures and ranks it unrivaled for piles sores or cald sores available for 25 cents at all stores.
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Bucklen
Missing Boy In Brooklyn Yard Found Asleep
Americus Trodoro, three, vanished from his Dekalb Avenue home and was later found by a Gates Avenue sergeant wedged between iron fence pickets in a yard, asleep with no one near to hear his calls. He said he sought his cat, became trapped, and slept until discovered. American, Newark, Sept 8. Eddie Hasha dies in Newark motorsport crash. six others killed, thirteen hurt as race watchers witness fatal plunge.
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New York
Americus Trodoro
Dekalb Avenue
Brooklyn
Americus
Reynolds
Gates Avenue
Stuyvesant Avenue
Kosciusko Street
Trodoro
Newark
N. J
Eddie Hasha
Waco
Tex
Rumley Arrested For Throwing Dogs From Window
In Pittsburg Mrs Mary Rumley a divorced wife of Brooks Buffington was arrested after allegations she tossed dogs from her third story Fifth Avenue apartment window. The complaint by Mrs Jennie Stein notes a French poodle was shot after such abuse. Dozens of pets reportedly injured and killed. authorities seek to stop the practice.
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Pittsburg
Mary Rumley
Fifth Avenue
Jennie Stein
Men Who Succeed Depend On Health And Energy
The ad proclaims that leaders of large enterprises need strong health and endorses Electric Bitters as the quick remedy. It cites Charles B. Allen of Sylvania Georgia praising four bottles for relief from rheumatism liver stomach and kidney troubles and claims the product restored his health. Available at druggists for 50 cents.
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Chas. B. Allen
Sylvania
Bankrupts Sale Notice in Georgetown South Carolina
On September 25 in Georgetown South Carolina during legal hours of sale at the Fogle store the trustee will offer for sale all stock of goods and store fixtures belonging to the bankrupt estate of H Fogle. Terms are cash with a $3 paper fee payable by purchaser W L Douglas Trustee. September 5 1912.
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Georgetown
S. C
Fogle
H. Fogle
W. L. Douglas
That Choppee Vote controversy in The Times editorial
The Daily Item notes a Sept editorial clash in The Times of that date with two opposing views on the Choppee Vote. An article accuses irregularities and demands investigation while a linked letter by C E Gray disputes O M Mitchell’s claim of a fair election. The paper questions the contradictions and calls for reconciliation.
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the Daily Item
Times
Choppee
C. E. Gray
O. M. Mitchell
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Win M. Howe
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M. Howe
Atician
Uncle Ezra
St. Thomas & Messner
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
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