W. J. Bryan Fights Illinois Power Split Over Sullivan
Special to The Aus from Chicago reports a bitter struggle within Illinois Democrats over Roger Sullivan and William Jennings Bryan. The piece recalls Bryan's 1904 Springfield convention clash, Sullivan's machine leadership, and the 1912 era split led by Millard Fillmore Dunlap and Owen P. Thompson, with Theodore Nelson as key critic.
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Soldier May Recover From Injuries At City Hospital
Ollie Sydel of Company E First Regiment Indiana National Guard remains in precarious condition at the city hospital though there are hopes he may recover. Private Sypdat fell from a streetcar near Seventeenth Street and College Avenue Monday night.
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States Provide Pensions for Teachers
Ohio, Maryland and New Jersey require pensions to be paid by the state for teachers. Many teachers oppose funding pensions from their salaries and prefer to secure their own future.
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Safe-Guarding An Advertising Investment
A Chicago based agency highlights its 34 years in the business and the Lord & Thomas Record of Results as the only practical safeguard for an advertising investment. It promises to reduce waste from wrong copy and mediums and offers in-person explanations, with representatives visiting cities regularly. A letter requesting an interview in the reader’s office incurs no obligation.
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Gans Weighs In At 133 Pounds For Nevada Bout
Special to The Jam from Goldfield Nevada reports Joe Gans at 133 pounds on new scales managed by Larry Sullivan. Some witnesses questioned the scales and weighed elsewhere before confirming the reading. Gans appears favored but bettors wait for more decisive bets before backing him.
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Race Results at Saratoga and Buffalo
Race results across Saratoga and Buffalo list multiple races with horse names, jockeys, weights, and finishing times. Notable entries include First race at Saratoga Bit Russell 14 to 3 time 1:3 on 7 furlongs and Buffalo features Royal Seat finishing 2:24 in the mile event. Additional results cover stakes and selling events with names such as Woolwich Neptunus Aucassin and Red Leaf among others.
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From the Firing Line Against the Cubs and Giants
A heated sports column details the Cubs as favorites over McGraw’s Giants, citing recent series results and Chance’s faster lineup. It notes McGann’s ejection after an umpire incident, injuries and line-up changes, and upcoming Central league games. It also mentions Milwaukee trial of Lydiard and Kelley over false affidavits, with Kelley possibly exiting the Millers and control shifting to the Tebean faction.
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Umpire Johnstone barred from Polo grounds for Aug 7 game
New York management denied umpire admittance at the Polo grounds delaying a scheduled August 7 contest. Tom Carey, former member of the Apann's touring baseball club, has died in San Francisco.
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Doyle Sold to Yankees in Major League Move
Special to The Sun reports Wheeling Central league club has sold pitcher Joy Davie to the New York American League club for about 2500 dollars. Doyle will report to New York at once. Davie is said to hold a Central league strikeout record with 18 in a Canton game.
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Rollo and His Father and Local Teases
A string of light, humorous telegrams from Tennessee and nearby towns sketches quirky exchanges. Phrases touch on pipes, wardrobes, teaching women, and odd local anecdotes, naming towns such as Egypt Cove, Hyden, and Lizard Ridge with playful quips about residents and customs.
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