Reds Trade Sparks Major League Shuffle
Tinker, Red Leader report a large trade closing. Reds ship Tinker and two players to the New York club as part of a larger deal involving Chicago and Louisville players. In return Cincinnati acquires outfielders Phelan and Humphries and pitcher Corridon, with cash payments and salary adjustments among terms. Trade reshapes rosters ahead of February schedule.
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Inker
Manincinnat! Reds
Frank
Shortstop Briderly
Giants
Boston Onal
Tha
Woman life saved as she pleads for mercy in jail
In New Jersey, Bessie Smith pleads she has nothing to eat, warning she will commit suicide if sent to jail. Magistrate offers a month as a life sentence, while the distressed woman fears burial costs and starvation. Local note also lists a Washington postmaster appointment and various market items from Pittsburgh.
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Lington
N. J
Bessie Smith
Chiletmas Chicken in Casserole Guide and Serving Ideas
A fragmented write up outlines festive chicken dishes served in casseroles for a Christmas dinner. It explains trimming, browning in olive oil, preparing broth from bones, and simmering with onion cloves mace celery parsley and bacon to flavor a dish.
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Ike
Cooking directions for brown chicken in tomato sauce
Instructions describe browning chicken, gradually adding mushroom broth, seasoning with salt pepper tomato ketchup tarragon and carmine, simmer until sauce thickens, then bake assembled casserole in hot oven for two and a half hours. Add root vegetables near end and adjust with wine or juice if needed.
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Browzing
Susan
Winter Fruits and Centerpieces Inspire Festive Tables
The article describes artistic fruit arrangements using grapes apples and pears in wicker baskets as table decorations. It notes revived centerpieces like a multi-dish center with epergne candlesticks lamp shades and crystal chains reflecting electricity, with jeweled and crystal crystalware styles returning to fashion.
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Thase
Tut
Bowla
Andlaue
Admits Plan to “Show Up” Judge Archbald in Impeachment Trial
William P. Boland of Scranton testifies before the Senate that he helped assemble steps linking Judge Archbald to a deal for the Katy did coal dump. He condemns Archbald as a corrupt judge working for rails, says he aimed to button up the judge and prove the kind of man he is. Boland describes relying on Williams for leads and notes railroad influence over Archbald and Witmer.
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Scranton
Senate
Archbald
Washington
William P. Boland
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
C. G. Boland
Marion Coal Company
Boland
Witmer
Marion Coal ¢Om
W. A. May
Mr. Williams
Mr. Worthington
Mr. Boland
VETS REJECT MONUMENT AT CAPITOL GROUNDS
Charleston West Virginia December 11 1912 Grand Army of the Republic rejects a bronze statue on the state capitol grounds claiming it depicts a mountaineer not a soldier. They foresee Union soldiers later erecting a monument and moving the present statue. Governor Glasscock accepts the monument for the state after the ex Union soldiers intervene.
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Charleston
W. Va
Grand Army of the Republic of West Virginia
State Capitol
William Seymour Edwards
United States Senate
Glasscock
Taft to Teach Law at Yale After White House
President Taft will leave the White House to teach law at Yale Law School filling the Kent professorship, unoccupied since 1900 after Edward J. Phelps's death. A close Taft friend attributed the plan and said Taft will practice law post presidency. In Johnstown Pa a hospital official resigns alleging mistreatment of patients by attendants, with the steward also resigning.
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Yale
New York
Taft
White House
Yale Law School
Kent
Edward J. Phelps
Johnstown
J. H. Louther
Somerset County Hospital For the
Samuel A. Shober
Hiram Skyles
Mary Bannen
Shober
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W. P. Boland
Ren Pollock
Hausa
Ladiana
Heaven and Earth
New York City
Aly
Vitagraph
Edison
Essanay
Lubin
Olax
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Comet
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Broadway
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