Bishop asserts future of talking with dead via Immortalism
Chicago Sept 6. Bishop Samuel Fallows declares telepathy and Immortalism will be taught in education as a science. He argues spirits can converse with the living and influence decisions, calling to mind Dr. Adam Clarke and other scholars while praising a fraud-free spiritualism.
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Chicago
Samuel Fallows
Reformed Episcopal Church
Fallows
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Adam Clarke
Bishop Fallows
North, 10 Get Taft Hook in Aldrigh's Pet, Dog
Beverly Mass September 4 Poetmaster Hitchcock and Census Director Durand met the President. Report says S N D North, once touted for a tariff experts board, was rejected by the administration.
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Aldrigh
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Eloping Couple Survive River Crossing News in Brattleboro
Carl W. Hyland and Josephine Burpee secretly wed in Brattleboro area after eloping from Chesterfield New Hampshire. While returning home they misread a river ferry and the buggy and horse were swept into the water. Hyland and Burpee swam to shore with the horse following. They reached safety and later arrived home wearing borrowed clothes amid a warm lakeside reception.
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Brattleboro
Chesterfield
N. H
Carl W. Hyland
J. B. Hyland
Keene
Josephine Burpee
R. D. Burpee
Exeter
Miss Burpee
Hylands
Spofford Lake
Chasterfield
Connecticut River
L. W. Morey
Riage
Young Hyland
Mrs. Hyland
Lakeside
Government under the President's Hat in Beverly
Washington, Sept. 6. Not a member of Taft's Cabinet is in Washington today. The cabinet delegates run affairs from summer retreats while the president’s authority remains "under the president's hat" with the headgear in Beverly Mass. Nearly all members are within 36 hours of travel in case of emergency.
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Washington
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Greenwich man gains permission to visit dying father
John Brummer, a military convict who escaped Fort Hamilton and was captured near Greenwich, is granted permission to visit his dying father in Wallingford under guard thanks to Greenwich citizen Fred H. Knapp. Knapp sent funds for Brummer’s travel and care, citing the father’s tuberculosis sanatorium illness and concern for Brummer’s two motherless brothers.
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Greenwich
Conn
Fred H. Knapp
John Braummer
Fort Hamilton
Wood
Wallingford
Knapp
Brummer
Hen Cat And Kittens All Awe In One Nest
In Westerly Sidney Gladwin reports a strange barnyard incident where a mother hen and a cat share a nest. A box held nine four day old kittens and unhatched eggs with the hen and cat both caring for the brood and sharing the feed box at night.
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Westerly
RK. 1
Sidney Gladwin
Gladwin
Jack McKenna Dies at 44 in Denver Tuberculosis
Jack McKenna a prominent sporting man and former manager of Abe Attell died in Denver at 2 AM of tuberculosis. He was 44 years old.
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Denver
Col
Jack McKenna
Abe Attell
National Amateur Golf Championship Opens With 120 Entrants
Chicago hosts the national amateur championship with 120 players from across the United States. Prominent entrants include H H Chandler Egan and Charles Evans Jr of the Midwest, Jerome D Travers and Walter J Travis of the East. Only 18 holes were completed on opening day with 32 players advancing to the first round Tuesday afternoon.
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Chicago
United States
Chicago Golf Club
HH. Chandler Egan
Charles Evans, Jr
Dr. F. Sawyer
Wheaton
Harold O. Weber
Toledo
Amore
Jerome D. Travers
Walter J. Travis
Fred Herceshof
R. C. Watson
G. P. Tiffany
J. M. Ward
T. M. Sherman
G. T. Brokaw
G. J Anderson
A. G. Lockwood
A. L. White
T. M. Clatlin
H. R. Johnstone
T. G. Stevenson
Tamaraw
Chiense Golf Club
Amateur and local baseball results and seeks for games
The report lists multiple local games with scores and highlights. The Indianapolis Chair and Furniture beat the Rambers 7 to 3 at Riverside, with Cole pitching 12 strikeouts. The Black Sox beat the Naps 6 to 5, Harris fanning many batters and strong hitting noted. Amateur teams seek 1 to 11 year old opponents and arrange Sunday games. requests include Gus Seyfred 41 W Ray St Shelby Branch 15 W Pearl St and Leo Baar 123 E New York St or call 220. The Mapletons beat the Southeasterns 17 to 0. Skylariks over Duck Scupers 11 to 4 at Riverside. Orientals beat Indianapolis Browns 6 to 4. The A B Cs defeated the Press Club 2 to 0 at Northwestern Park in a late ninth inning, with a double-header scheduled there at 1:30 p.m.
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White Sox
Gus Seyfred
W. Ray Street
Indianapolis Chair and Furniture Company
Rambers
Riverside
Cole
Black Sox
Naps
Harris
Nrnes
Sox
Main
Shelby Branch
W. Pearl Street
Northwestern Park
Press Club
A. B. Cos
Mapletons
Southeasterns
Mains
Harry
Skylariks
Duck Scupers
A. Garvey
Orientals
Indianpolis Browns
Leo Baar
New York Street
Ironwoods Win In Modern Woodmen League Action
The Ironwoods defeated the Indianapolis Camp 3 to 2 in a Modern Woodmen league game yesterday. Marion beat the Easterns 3 to 2 in a fast competitive contest.
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Ironwoods
Indianapolis
Marion
Oyster Frank Heads The Oyster Trade In Town
Oyster Frank, long established in the city, reports record oyster beds this year and a full season contract for sealed shipped cans. His remodeled store at 13 N. Alabama Street features a complete cold storage department and competitive pricing expected to hold.
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Frank
Baltimore
Mr. Frank
Oyster Frank’s
Alabama Street
Archer and Gibson Keep Their Teams in Running
The article lauds catchers Archer and Gibson as pivotal in pennant races for the Cubs and Pirates. Archer's timely debut steadied Chicago after Kling’s exit, while Gibson, once doubted, has caught nearly every Pirates game, thwarting opponents’ plans to exploit weaknesses.
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Archer
Gibson
Mathewsons
Leaches
Clarkes
Wagners
Cubs
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Kling
Pittsburg
Giants
Baseball talk hints at stronger infield and shifting trades
Baseball critics argue the infield of T Jones Delehanty Bush and Moriarity is 16 percent stronger than last year’s unit of Rossman Downs O Leary and Schaefer. Pittsburg favored to repeat as world champions. Detroit could upset if the Tigers win. Cincinnati catchers injured McLean Clarke Haberer. Amos Strunk joining Connie Mack at Milwaukee. Bresnahan touts Kenetchy as five regulars, Grif fith and Mowrey/Breitenstein noted. young players being trained to hit from both sides. Scorke of the Cardinals is listed as able to hit both sides.
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Teait
T. Jones
Delehanty
Bush
Moriarity
Rossman
Downs
O'Leary
Schaefer
Pittsburg
Detroit
Tigers
Boston
Cincinnnati
McLean
Clarke
Haberer
Amos Strunk
Connie Mack
Milwaukee
Jerry Downs
Hughey Jennings
Tiger
Minneapolis
Bresnahan
Ed Kenetchy
Giants
Ames
Donlin
Fletcher
Snodgrass
O'Hara
Griffith
Mowrey
Rober
Ninth Inning OAS Wins Game for Y. MI
The Y. M. Ivs in the City Baseball league rallied in the ninth with three runs to save a 4 to 0 game against the raiment ers. Clamanus defeated Marion Motors 11 to 2 while Marion beat Prestos 8 to 7.
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OAS
Y. MI
Y. M. Ivs
Raitenders
Clamanus
Marion Motors
Marion Club
Prestos
Young Griffo Arrested in Delirium Tremens Wreck
Alfred Griffo known as Young Griffo is placed in a Chicago police cell in a physical and mental wreck. Relatives in Sydney asked for his arrest after learning he drank heavily and needed medical care. He was brought in with delirium tremens and taken to Harrison street station.
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Chicago
Alfred Gritfin
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Jack M’kenna
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