Zeppelin III Struggles With Winds En Route to Berlin
Berlin Aug 3 The dirigible Zeppelin III bound from Friedrichshafen to Berlin faced strong headwinds after departing Nuremberg and was blown off course. It may not reach Tegel until tomorrow unless conditions calm. Emperor William, here with a large entourage, voiced disappointment at the weather delaying plans. Count Zeppelin poised for a triumphal entry.
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Berlin
Friedrichshafen
Emperor William
Nuremburg
Tegel
William
Prince Bismarck
Versailles
William I
Count Zeppelin
State Attorneys Meet for First Convention in East
Dignified lawyers and chief legal officers from about 20 states gather in Buffalo New York for the annual convention of the Association of Attorneys-general. The meeting marks the association’s first eastern U S gathering with two days of sessions. Governor Hughes was slated to speak on enforcing state laws but had conflicts. Attorney General S W Clark of South Dakota says the group aims to aid enforcement by mutual help and to propose amendments when current laws prove inadequate.
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Buffarlo
N. Y
Association of Attorneys-general
United States
Gov
Hghes
S. W. Clark
South Dakota
Holden Defeats Farber in Cincinnati Tennis Match
Holden of Cincinnati defeated Farber of Columbus in a championship match on Friday. Smithers of St Louis overcame an earlier challenge and Holden will face Indiana’s top player Trask and Orme in the doubles championship.
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Holden
Cincinnati
Smithers
Louis
Farber
Columbus
Indiana
Trask and
Orme
English Swimmer Abandons Channel Crossing
Dover England Aug 2 Jabez Wolffe quits the English Channel attempt after eight hours and 13 miles covered from Dover Edward Weaton of Liverpool starts at dawn aiming for the French coast as another channel hopeful enters the water.
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Dover
England
Jabez Wolffe
Orqges
France
Edward Weaton
Liverpool
Grape-Nuts with cream touted for lasting vitality
The article promotes a breakfast of GRAPE-NUTS with cream to supply quick absorbed energy for brain nerves and muscles. It advises eating slowly to feel sustained vitality through noon and mentions reading The Road to Wellville.
Narwhal Submarine Sets Surface Speed Record Run
The Narwhal submarine torpedo boat built for the navy at Fore River Quincy Massachusetts returned to Provincetown after a 300 mile non stop surface run. It averaged 12.14 knots per hour during a 25 hour voyage setting a world record for submarines on surface runs.
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Newport
R. IL
Navy
Fore River
Quincy
Margs
Provincetown
Street Car Men May Remain at Work in Chicago
Chicago Aug 28 Both sides in the wage dispute between street car employees and company officials met again in the office of Walter L Fisher traction attorney to discuss a compromise proposition regarded as the most satisfactory yet suggested. Presidents Mitten and Roach approved of the plan and agreed to study it in conference.
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Chicago
Walter L. Fisher
Mitten
Roach
Gossip Forces Pastor to Leave Church in Indiana
Friends of Rev. George Jost of Rochester say parishioner gossip drove him to wander. He has been missing since August 10. A popular subscription is being used to hire detectives on the case.
Five Miners Die As Cage Plummets In Welsh Mine
Cardiff report says at the Naval coal mine in Pennycraig a cage fell 400 feet trapping 27 miners. Five were killed and 12 injured, some fatally, with relief parties rushing to assist the wounded.
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Cardiff
Wales
Naval
Pennycraig
Vaughn a Sensation in Louisville Baseball Rally
Louisville fans buzz as Moriarity and Vaughn power the Red squad. Vaughn pitcher's duel vs Columbus with seven strikeouts, three hits allowed, four hits at plate including a triple, and two stolen bases in a dominant display.
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Louisville
Moriarity
Vaughn
Louisville Bugs
Mrnday
Columbus
Church Services and Socials Across City
Tomorrow many Presbyterian and Methodist congregations hold 11 oclock sermons. Wabash College president Dr. Mackintosh preaches at Fourth Presbyterian. Rev. Day preaches at First Presbyterian. Rev. McClure at Second Presbyterian. Sixth Christian hosts lawn social. Cauble discusses The Moslem and His Religion. Ballard speaks at Hall Place Epworth League event. Brown preaches at Meridian Street M E with no evening service. Hillside Christian outdoor service final of the season features Harker quintet. Traub Memorial hosts sermons by Rev. Barker from Wales and Christian Endeavor. St Paul M E notes Seed Growing Secretly and Parable of the Mustard Seed with Mrs Ward singing. First Baptist hosts Rev. Loy and Rev. Chapman evangelistic work. Blaine Avenue M B Church Folk's Day with Rev. Ake and former pastor Grimes. Edwin Ray M E at Woodlawn and Laurel lists services and Epworth League. Meridian Street M E Sunday features Consecration with no evening service.
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Traub Memorial Church
B. G. Barker
Merthyn Tydfil
Wales
Christian Endeavor Society
Charles JL. Harper
St. Paul M. EH
Arthur L. Ward
Daniel 5.Oy
Winona Lake
Ind
J. Wilbur Chapman
First Baptist Church
Frederick IX. Taylor
Edwin Ray M
Woodlawn Avenue
Laurel Street
Epworth League
Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Elijah P. Brown
Elbert Shirk Tipton Banker Arrested in Chicago
Elbert W. Shirk, banker and president of Tipton Ind First National, was arrested at the Calumet club on a charge of misapplying 24262 dollars from the Tipton bank. He waived examination before a US commissioner and posted 26000 bail for federal court in Indianapolis in November.
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Chicago
Elbert W. Shirk
Calumet Club
First National Bank of
Tipton
Ind
Shirk
Shir
United States
Foote
Indianapolis
Lynch Reports in 1911 Baseball Trade
East Liverpool Ohio August 2 1911 business manager Sam Marquis of the Newcastle baseball club says pitcher Lynch of Covington Kentucky sold to the Cincinnati league team will not report to the Reds until next season.
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Lynch
East Liverpool
Sam Marquis
Newcastle
Covington
Reds
Cas Carets Dominate World Market As Top Digestive Remedy
Millions rely on Cas Carets after years of use as the leading bowel and liver medicine. The product sells over a million boxes monthly worldwide, touted as the best treatment for bowel and liver issues. A single box lasts a week with daily doses, and users are urged to try Cas Carets to see results.
Girl Killed in Auto in Fairmount Park
Philadelphia August 28. During a joy ride in Fairmount park Miss Ethel Condon of Baltimore was killed. Three men in the machine at the time escaped without serious injury.
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Philadelphia
Fairmont Park
Ethel Condon
Baltimore
Poisoned Candy Sent to Rival in Springfield Case
John R. Dunn is jailed in Findlay Ohio after allegedly mailing poisoned candy to rival Fred O. Proctor in Springfield Ohio on August 4. A rabbit killed instantly, proving the confection carried strychnine. Chief of Police Crawford filed the charge.
Sheriff destroys first court-ordered roulette wheel in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Indiana August 28 Sheriff A M Reichelderfer destroyed the first court ordered gaming prop in the city a roulette wheel seized in a raid on Gierhart Swift s business four weeks earlier when five men were apprehended for using a buzzer to operate the gaming device.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
A. M. Reichelderfer
Gierhart & Swift
Barn Destroyed by Incendiary Blaze at Bellefontaine
A barn behind Dr. Kincaid’s residence at 1006 Bellefontaine street burned at 3 am Saturday. Investigators say arson caused the fire as no other source is possible. Loss estimated at $150.
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Dr. Kincaid
Bellefontaine Street
Mass departure at Pressed Steel Car plant
In Pittsburg on August 28 one hundred fifty more imported workers quit the Pressed Steel Car company plant. Indications show the exodus will continue as workers cite abuse by company agents. Government investigators resume at 10 a m with expected testimony to show violations of federal law.
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Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car Company
Man Fires Rifle as Thieves Stray from Hen House
In Darlington Indiana William Martz of Sugar Creek township awoke to dogs barking at midnight. He armed himself with a rifle and fired toward running footsteps but caused no harm. Thieves fled in a car. no fowls were reported missing.
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Darlington
Ind
William Martz
Sugar Creek Township
Cure Specialist Offers Free Trial and Consultations
An advertisement proclaims a cure specialist with 26 years of experience for chronic and private diseases. It lists treatments for nervous debility, go, syphilis, skin issues, and female complaints, plus a nebulizer therapy for catarrh and lung conditions. Office hours and locations are provided.
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Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Delaware
Brooklyn Girl Dies Instantly in Auto Smash
Florence Burns a Brooklyn girl formerly accused and acquitted of murder, died in an automobile wreck at Pine Beach Virginia while returning to Norfolk with a party. The car plunged into a ditch. her neck was broken.
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New York
Florence Burns
Brooklyn
Walter Brooks
Pine Beach
Norfolk
Amateur baseball slate teems with city matchups
The Y. M. S. Juniors meet the Arrows at Riverside No. 2 tomorrow at 3 30 with all players due by 2 p m The Indianapolis Senators face Columbus with Howard or Prather on the mound James B Watkins of Marion organizes Watkins s Owls The Tigers double header with Indianoles at Mapleton diamond and Nenpariels at Riverside No 3 The Mikado team seeks games with fast independent clubs in city or state The Nonpariels want a park permit game call Woodrus 1667 and ask for John Crone The Tossettis meet Boys Club at Garfield park at 3 30 p m McMann to pitch The Tossettis claim city amateur championship Address Harry McBride 724 E Ohio St
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Arrows
Riverside Diamond
Indianapolis Senators
Columbus
Howard
Prather
James B. Watkins
Marion
Ind
Watkins
Owls
Tigers
Indianoles
Mapleton Diamond
Nenpariels
Riverside No. 3
Mikado
Brooklyn
Mikados
George Oburn
Indianapolis Star
W. K. Stewart
Woodrus 1667
John Crone
Leo Hahn
Crone
Tossettis
Garfield Park
McMann
Harry McBride
Ohio Street
Mutiny Among Grecian Garrison Forces Cabinet Resigns
Six companies of the local garrison mutinied leaving their barracks and marching to the suburbs. They cite dissatisfaction with the ministry and army conditions. Premier Rhallis resigns as King George tasks Mavromichaelis to form a new ministry.
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Athens
Rhallis
George
M. Mavromichaelis
Yearlings to Sale From Wheatcroft Stables
Thirty two thoroughbred yearlings owned by Irving H. Wheatcroft of the St. James stud and stable were shipped from Spring Station to Sheepshead Bay for sale next Friday. The consignment departed Lexington early this morning after loading into two freight cars.
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Lexington
Irving H. Wheatcroft
St. James Stud
St. James Stable
Spring Station
Sheepshead Bay
Crosby To Albany Proposal Shifts Kokomo Outfielder
LaPorte Indiana Aug 28 Announcement states Crosby an outfielder from the Kokomo club will move to the Albany New York team for next season. He is highlighted as a key addition for Albany in the upcoming campaign.
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Crosby
Albany
Laporte
Ind
Kokomo
N. Y
Monster suffrage demonstration slated in Boston
A monster woman suffrage demonstration, the largest yet in New England, is set for next Thursday with Boston Common as the central gathering point.
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Boston
New England
Boston Common
Lineup for Game Against Lawrence at Ft Benjamin Harrison
The Tenth Infantry band will play Lawrence at Ft Benjamin Harrison on Sunday. Lineup includes Hughes If Kolthoff Rogers Thomson Jackson Alger Mueller Young Barker with Barker pitching.
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Tenth Infantry
Lawrence
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Hughes
Kolthoff
Rogers
Thomson
Jackson
Alger
Mueller
Young
Barker
Two Men Struck by Falling Oil Well Case in Monroe Township
While removing the casing from an oil well in Monroe township Petersburg Indiana six feet of casing fell trapping and killing William Shafer instantly while injuring William Coleman who suffered a broken left arm the incident occurred August 2.
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Petersburg
Ind
Monroe Township
William Shafer
William Coleman
Police and Fire Notes Speak To City Readers
A city desk report covers diverse items from police and fire stations. An inquiry about Glenn Ethel at a summer resort leads nowhere and a cryptic message about a death date for George Washington is passed to Sergi Crane. Humane Inspector Shine notes hot days stress horses while Fireman Miles Fitzgerald loses a $1 billfold near his Defoss Street home and offers a reward. Ben Wheat of the fire department spends his birthday on payroll duties and transit of relatives while juggling a justice court trial.
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Seret
Schwab
Glenn Ethel
George Washington
Sergi
Crane
Miles Fitzgerald
Defoss Street
Fitzgerald
Ben Wheat
Fire Department
Ben
Justice of the Peace
Recital by a Boy Charles Finley Teaster
A boy of four feet five inches, Charles Finley Teaster, will give a piano recital at his aunt’s home, 220 North Arsenal Avenue, Monday August 30 at 8 15 p m. The program includes Mozart Ave Maria Bach Gounod On the Lake Williams Medley American Airs Polish Dance Morceau Galou Dupote Diable and other pieces.
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Charles Finley Teaster
Arsenal Avenue
Jungman
Wiliams
Seeveess Engle “Morceau
Ludovie
Mahoney sues bookmaker in Louisville court
William Mahoney files suit in the Circuit court against Ed Alvey to recover 8473 dollars he alleges he lost gambling with Alvey over the past five years. The petition claims losses occurred in vetting gambling and wagering with some payments in cash and some by checks that were honored.
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Louisville
Wiliam Mahoney
Ed Alvey
Alvey
Mahoney
Dick Egan Shines for Cincinnati in 24-Carat NL Season
In Cincinnati fans hail Dick Egan the whirlwind second baseman as a premier NL asset. He hits over .300 and has nearly flawless defense with only one error in his last 31 games. Egan previously played for Harrisburg in the Tri-State league with Manager Griffith vowing no release at $310,000.
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Cincinnati
Dick Egan
Egan
Harrisburg
Griffith
Curry Takes Racers to Indianapolis from Lexington
Curry left Lexington for Indianapolis with three three year olds Billy Burke Shawbey and Dorothea. Mike Bowerman sent Ed Monahan a green gelding by Boreal and John Splan sent May Earl both noted performers in the shipment.
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Lexington
Stoaks Curry
Indianapolis
Billy Burke
Shawbey
Dorothea
Mike Bowerman
Ed Monahan
Boreal
John Splan
May Earl
Wawa Meaning Prompted By Historic Ad
A terse inquiry asks about the meaning of WAWA and offers a booklet from A. G. P. A Cook son of the Grand Trunk Railway System at 135 Adams Street Chicago. The ad promises an illustrated brochure describing a new hotel sharing the same name.
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W. §. Cookson
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams Street
Chicago
Ani
Confidence Builds Growth and Savings Opportunity
Confidence in the public sustains the company’s growth and a savings account helps individuals save. Additions may be made anytime and funds are available on demand. A home for savings emphasizes capital and surplus figures, inviting readers to start saving today.
Pitched Kusel Signed by Cubs Scout in Saginaw
Saginaw Michigan August report states Kusel leading Mobile Baseball pitcher has been signed by Larry Sutton scout for the Brooklyn National League team. Kusel will finish the season with Mobile.
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Saginaw. Mich
Pitchen Kusel
Mobile
Larry Sutton
Rbrookium
Wheat
Tremendous Drop in Drug Prices at Haag Stores
A report notes Haag drug stores cut prices by buying direct from manufacturers and importing goods. Customers from city and suburbs fill shelves with 74 cent medicines, three for 43 cents, cigars three for 10 cents, and cigars at 1.58 per box. Stores offer a wide line of wines and cordials at reduced rates with factory guarantees on syringes and hot water bottles. Haag locations listed at 113 North Pennsylvania, 9 South Nineveh near Washington, and 802 Massachusetts Avenue near College Avenue.
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Drug Trust
Haag
Pennsylvania Street
Grand Opera House
Ninols Street
Washington
Massachusetts Avenue
College Avenue
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Main Business College
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Irvington
First ‘Presbyterian Church
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C. W. Cauble
Frank O. Ballard
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Harker
Blaine Avenue M. BR
Joseph Ake
Samuel Grimes
Zionsville, Ind
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William N. Jackson
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