Drillers rout Crabs as Bourgeois slam seals win
Superior dominates the Crabs 9 to 1 as Bourgeois drives in three on a first inning triple with two aboard. Grimen, Letcher, and Stremmel support the win on the mound. La Crosse errors amplify the scoring in a one sided Minny League game. A doubleheader planned to settle the tie ends the Drillers season.
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Murray
Davis
Duluth
Paul Grimes
Stants
Ike
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Letcher
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Pitaburg Nationals
Pitaburg Nationals Recovered From Try Bation Elem With A Vente, Geancre Taiiw
Heaton
Chicago
McMilan
Joakyn
McQuillan
Clneinnott
Ewe
Balla
Philadelphia
Raysmond
Theiants
Crandall
Brosnahan
Tigers Lose An Important Game
The Philadelphia Americans defeated Detroit 7 to 1 as the home team struck first and the visitors struggled with fielding. A crowd of 16,746 witnessed Krause superb behind the plate and Baker belting a long homer, while Detroit pitcher Donovan faced a controversial call that led to penalties.
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Gessler
Wagner
Johnson Wires Berger on Scrap
Chicago Aug 10 Jack Johnson, while in town, wired Sam Berger in New York to come on at once to discuss plans for a bout. Johnson wants Berger here by tomorrow to arrange training for a likely fight with Je t. O M rien on Labor Day. Route details describe a daylight ride via Crosby Line Steamers and Grand Trunk Railway to Michigan, Canada, and New York seeking low excursion fares. inquiry to A G P A Grand Junction Hallway System, 235 Adams Street Chicago.
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Jack Johnann
Sam Berger
Mancer
Jet
Fries
New York
Divciss
Tohnson
Berger Tyle
Chan
Wftore
Noah Ak Jolson
San Francisco
Og Bent
Ck O'Mrien
Taventy Rods
John Wen Sare
Crosby Line
Montrest Land
Niagara Pallas
Michigan
Canada
New England
Philadelphia
Grand Haven
Adains Street
Locomotive Orders Target Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Baldwin Locomotive Works awarded a contract for fifty seven locomotives to equip Jim Hill Lines. Estimated value around two million dollars. This follows a May order by Harriman lines for 118 locomotives costing about two point one million. Orders reflect a planned trade revival in the West and Northwest.
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Janes
Msmith
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baldwins
Hill Ines
Harrimanines
Northwest
Great Northern
Northern
Paelle
Weather Sparks Fire Rise in Hot Wisonsin Days
Madison reports hot dry weather shown as direct or indirect cause of over half the fires in the past thirty days. Fire marshal cites lax safe handling of gasoline and Freerance carelessness as main factors, warning Americans of increased vapor and risk in high temperatures.
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China withdraws, Japan rejoices in Tokyo report
A garbled dispatch from Tokyo notes China withdrawing from a plan of recon, provoking praise from Japanese officials. The brief item mentions Taras objections and suggests a shift in regional negotiations.
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Japan
Tokio
Taras
Young Corbett Marries Daisy Mereronan at Shannon's San Rafael
San Rafael August 3 Young Corbett conqueror of Terry McGovern and Frayne foes wed Daisy Mereronan in a ceremony conducted by Rev G M Cutting in Shannon's parlor. A large crowd of local admirers, described as knights of the willop, witnessed the nuptials on the lawn after the ceremony.
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San Rafael
Young Corbett
Terry McGarvern
Tohnary Frayne
Knights of the Willop
China Likely to Accept Japan Free Hand in Manchuria
The report argues China may concede to Japan control of the Manchurian railway and broader influence in Southern Manchuria as a sign of restraint. It notes unofficial notices of China's supposed acceptance and downplays the prospect of China resisting, suggesting a cautious tempo to avoid stronger near-term conflict.
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Manchuria
China
Tayrn
Japan
Ttre
Take Notice On Health Remedy Claim
Public notice warns readers that Foleys Kidney Remedy is promoted to treat shockache rheumatism kidney and udder trouble. It asserts the product will correct binary irregularities and prevent serious conditions like Brights disease diabetes if neglected. T. Erhart endorses it.
Prominent Bovineincident Hurts Duluth Boy
In Duluth Minnesota on Ang nine a cow hooked six year old Joseph Srholtie in the left eye with its horn causing the eyeball to be dislodged. He was rushed to a hospital for treatment as medical staff tried to save him from severe injury. The accident occurred when the cow jerked its head during a struggle.
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Duluth
Minn. Ang
Toseph Srholtie Af
Pharriedane
Cedar Rapids Mayor Johny Carmody Dies After Shooting
Aug 9 Cedar Rapids Iowa Mayor Johny Carmody died at St Luke's hospital at 2 PM. He was shot at his home by a burglar in May and typhoid fever developed from the wound. Carmody served as mayor and succumbed to complications from the assault.
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Cedar “S Rapida
Johny Carmody
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Murderer Hearn Hangs Self in Cell After Killing Wife
In Queens County a man named James A. Hearn, awaiting trial for slaying his wife with a meat cleaver, hanged himself using a chain tied to a cot. His 24 year old daughter found the mutilated body and alerted police. a cryptic remark from Mrs. Gates on eyebrow talk is noted.
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New York
Iran
James A. Hearn
Queena County ii
Hearn
Paliea
Gund's Girls Montc Girla Launch Ride at Dresden Park
Twenty four women employed at Gund Bottling Works enjoyed a Sunday launch ride at Dresden Park hosted by the brewing company. The Bell-Singer launch ferried the party to the park for a merry afternoon of games, homeshorn signaling, races, wading, and a plenteous dinner, with Adolph Schroeder and his family joining despite the event being strictly feminine.
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Dresden Park
Brewing Company
Adolph Schroeder
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