Premier Run in Indiana a Big Success
The Premier Motor Car Manufacturing company held a three day education for 60 agents ending with a dinner at the Country club. The 1910 model was tested on the Seymour to French Lick run and return via Bedford Bloomington and Martinsville in 142 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy A. C. Heifer
Country Club
French Lick
Seymour
Bedford
Bloomington
Martinsville
H. O. Smith
Premier
Atlantic
Pacific
Providence
R. I
Indiana
Cecil Gibeon
Gibson Automobile Company
West Baden
Gosport
Paul Shideler
News
Smith
Indiana National Bank
Fesler
Yaggart
French Lick Springs
Sick billiardist seeks health in Arizona
Denver, Sept 24. Jacob Schaecfer’s doctors say Denver altitude harms his heart and orders a move to Tucson. He will take his family to Arizona about Oct 1 for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Denver
Col
Jacob Schaecfer
Tucson
Typhoid Fly Found Major Disease Carrier
Washington September 15. A Department of Agriculture report on disease-carrying insects labels the common house fly as the typhoid fly, a major vector for typhoid fever and other diseases. It documents experiments, military camp outbreaks, and the shift from miasma theory to germ theory, urging destruction of flies nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williamson
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Nile
Egypt
Pharoah
Fiji Islands
Africa
Celli
George M. Kober
Washington, D. C
Columbia
Chickamauga Park
Tenn
Tampa
Fla
Chickamauga
Walter Read
Campa
Army Medical Board
Old Straw Hat Debate Over Medals and Explorers
In a humorous exchange Mr Jones and Mr Blue mock the value of medals in praising Doc Cook and Peary. They suggest figures prove anything, joke about witnesses and proofs, and imagine locking Cook and Peary together to settle the North Pole claims. The banter emphasizes skepticism toward medals and fame in an early 20th century tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Denmark
Mr. Blus
Cook
Willams
Mr. Blue
Galler
Jim
Old Jim
St. Clair Park
Doc Cook
Brr. Jones
Fly menace to typhoid deaths prompts action
Officials warn the house fly spreads typhoid and causes thousands of deaths yearly. A Department of Agriculture bulletin urges municipalities to exterminate the insect to save soldiers and civilians alike, aiming for widespread dissemination of the finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Trendall Defeats Memsia After Sheriff Enjoined
Harry Trendall of St Louis beat George Memsia of Chicago in ten rounds at Suburban Garden. An injunction issued hours before the bout prevented Sheriff Grueninger of St Louis County from stopping the fight.
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ST. Louis
Harry Trendall
George Memsia
Chicago
Suburban Garden
Sherif Grueninger
St. Louis County
Herrera Loses Bout To Hyland After Hand Injury
In Bakersfield on September 24 Fighting Dick Hyland defeated Aurelia Herrera in the sixth round as Herrera dislocated three bones in his right hand. The bout was even late, with Herrera better in rounds five and six before quitting and saying he will fight no more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
Dick Hyland
Daurelia Herrera
Herrera
Pain in the Back Warns of Kidney Trouble Remedy
The article warns back pain signals weak kidneys with symptoms like rheumatic pains, groin soreness, frequent urination, and eye puffiness. It endorses a tonic of gin Murax Buchu to restore kidney health, to be taken after meals for several days after symptoms fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Little Bits of Baseball Highlights From New England
Avellanes of Boston suffers a chin abscess from arguing with umpires. Worcester tops the New England league for the fourth straight year with 71 wins and 47 losses for a .621 percentage. Manager Jesse Burkett rebuilt the club to the league lead in a month, winning about three quarters of games. Connie Mack plans to add pitcher Atkins to the Athletics by Sept. 14 to face Detroit, after paying $1,500 to Atlanta. Phillies manager Murray favors the A's in the American race, predicting Detroit cannot sustain road pace. Cubs scout George Huff foresees many new faces next year. Lancaster’s Marty Hogan challenges Wilkes-Barre to seven Class B games with split gate receipts. Pegsoll, pricey left-hander from Aberdeen, may join Jennings’ pitching staff next year for $4,000. Connecticut Baseball League closes. Hartford claims its first title since 1877 with 74–44 (.627). Holyoke, New Britain, Waterbury, Springfield, New Haven, Northamton, and Bridgeport follow. Jim O’Rourke’s club ends last.
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Worcester
Jesse Burkett
Athletica
Connie Mack
Smith
Atlanta
Tommy Atkins
Philadelphia
Mack
Atkins
Detroit
Athletics
Jennings
Pegsoll
Aberdeen
Connecticut Baseball League
Hartford
Morgan Bulkeley
United States
Holyoke
New Britain
Waterbury
Springfield
New Haven
Northamton
Bridgeport
Jim O'Rourke
Amateur football meet and club games in Indianapolis area
The M A A team calls a key meeting at Michigan and Blake. Marion Motor Car players must attend Riverside diamond No 1 Sunday for a game with Forest O Lites. White Sox to play Lebanon Indians at Lebanon Sunday. Sox visit Madison Oct 3. Mapleton seeks coming season opponents Sheridan Westfield Knights town. Southerns practice at Ray and Meridian tonight seeking a 135 pound game Sunday. Manhattan Athletics meet Southeasterns on Oct 3. Garfield park practice tonight for listed players and others seeking games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Motor Car Company
Riverside Diamond No. 1
Forest-O- Lites
Indianapolis White Sox
Lebanon Indians
Lebanon
Sox
Madison
Mapleton
Sheridan
Westfield
Knightstown
William Bosson, Jr
Pennsylvania Street
Seery
Chicago
Ill
Atkins
Simonds
Southerns
Ray and
Meridian Streets
Edwards
Black
Cohen
Mayers
Walte
Thompson
Groenert
Smart
Higgins
J. Mayers
Ike Lauck
Rule
Si Walker
Schmidt
Weiland
Manhattan Athletics
Southeasterns
McDonald
Manhattans
Garfield Park
Henderson
Bruce J. McDonald
H. Faucett
R. Bell
Munsey reliability contest fourth day starts in Albany
The Munsey automobile reliability run resumes at 6:30 with a start in Albany before thousands. Cars head toward Boston over 193 miles of rough roads as mud and tight schedules hinder perfect scores, leaving only six cars with clean scores after five penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Munsey
Boston
Detroit Tigers Run Over National Pitchers in Unmarked Game
Washington action saw the Detroit Tigers defeat the Senators 8 to 0 as Donovan held the locals in check while Gray, Reisling, and Cobb led a late charge. Groome struggled early with bases loaded and the visitors pulled away with three runs on a Cobb double and ensuing singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Donovan
Groome
Gray
Cobb
Crawford
Moriarity
O’leary
Reisling
Tigers
English Jack OBrien Knocks Out Sullivan in Wichita
English boxer Jack OBrien defeated Jack Sullivan of Butte Montana in the seventh round in Wichita Kansas last night. Thousands of dollars changed hands in bets on the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Jack O’brien
Jack Sullivan
Butte
Mont
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Big Credit Store
Askins Marine CO
S. Illinois St
Old Occidental Hotel
Cor
West Washington and
St. Ilinois St
Nations of World
Ny Truth
Aurelia Herrera
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Greensberg
Rushville
Connersville
Avellanes
Murray
Phillies
Boston Globe
George Huff
Woshi
Cubs
Marty Hogan
Lancaster
Michigan and
Blake Streets
Ak Garg
Munseys
Detroit Tigers
Florence
Amg Eeett
Vonnegut Hardware Co
E. Washington Street
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