Fancier to sue express company over poultry damages
Secretary Henry Hess of the Winona Poultry association has filed suit against Wells Fargo Express for damages to prize chickens shown at the state fair. Birds were kept at the St Paul office without food or water from Sunday to Wednesday, causing losses for Jos Ligday Fred Weidemann Henry Hess Gust Bell Geo Knopp and Hugo Sontag. Weather was warm and birds were placed in shipping coops under the assumption they would be shipped directly to Winona.
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Henry Hess
Winona Poultry Association
Wells-Fargo Express Company
St. Paul
Ligday
Fred Weidemann
Seattle Exposition
Gust Bell
Geo. Knopp
Hugo Sontag
Winona
Woman’s Seafaring Envy Echoes through Yachting
A remark notes that a woman tolerates seasickness to avoid provoking envy in another woman who was not invited. The comment reflects social expectations and competitive dynamics among female guests in a nautical setting.
Pirates Wallop Chances Cubs In Baseball Action
Detroit defeats Chicago 3 to 1 to close the local American league season as Pittsburg tops Chicago 4 1. St Louis wins 6 1 in the first game and 3 1 in the second. Cincinnati 6 1. Philadelphia 9 2. New York 2 1. Boston 2 1. Brooklyn 6 0.
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New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brookuln
Chicago Nationals
Leifield
Cubs
Griffith
Browns
Naps
Bailey
Winchell
Ables
Mitchell
Howell
Graham
Purdue Swept by Stagg's Maroon Tricks
The Boilermakers fall to a Stagg led Maroon squad, overwhelmed by sharp plays and brilliancy. Purdue struggles against the rival offense, facing a decisive defeat as Stagg's team dominates the contest.
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Purdue
Stagg
Minnesota Overpowers Iowa in Big Football Scoring Parade
Minnesota routed Iowa 41 to 0 while the backfield and line dominance set the tone. The day featured a flood of lopsided scores across colleges with notable results including Ohio University 39 over Drake 9 and Princeton 47 over Stevens 12.
Baseball Scores and Batteries Across Major League Games
A dense score roundup from multiple games lists Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Detroit, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn with runs lines, hits, and errors. Batters named include Fromme Clark Griffith Higgins Bliss Mullin Sutor Payne Chesbro Donahue Blair Atkins Killifer Vickers Lapp Dooin Mathewson Schlei Ruelbach Archer Scanlon Bergen Evans Mattern Reardon.
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Chicago
R. H. E. Chicago
Pittsburg
Overall
Archer
Letfield
Simon
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Cincinnati
St. Louis
Fromme and Clark
Melter
Beebe
Bliss
Sh. Cesabe Ao
Griffith
Kennick
Higgins
Detroit
Burns
Payne
Lelvelt
Benckendorf
R. H. EB
Cleveland
Bailey and Criger
Ables
Easterly
St. Lees Sess
Howell
Graham and Stephens
Mitchell
R. H. E. Detroit
Mullin
Works, Stanage
Beckendorf
Sutor
Scott
Sullivan
Boston
New York
Chesbro, Collins
Donahue
Wilson
Blair
Pape
Smith
Lake
Sweeney
Philadelphia
Washington
Atkins
Kull
Lapp
Johnson
Killifer
Vickers
Larkin
Gray
Ruelbach
Maddox
Gibson
Marquard and
Myers
Moore
McQuillan
Dooin
Mathewson
Schlei
Spade and Clark
Harman and Phelps
Brooklyn
Scanlon
Bergen
Evans
University of Chicago Thunders Purdue in 1909 Opener
The University of Chicago football team overwhelmed Purdue 49 to 0 to start the 1909 season. Chicago led 23 to 0 at halftime and added 17 more after the break using fast attacks and new formations. Purdue struggled with uncoordinated offense and slow defense as Chicago capitalized on mistakes.
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Marshall Field
Chicago
University of Chicago
Purdue
Purdue and Chicago clash as fast backs pierce line drive
Chicago routs Lafayette with a rapid offense as Kelley and Page dart through Purdue’s defense. In a second half shift Purdue falters while Chicago lapses keep the score close. Minnesota annihilates Iowa 41 to 0 with swift plunges and John ston’s open-field runs. Yale upends Syracuse 15 to 0 behind strong line play and Haine’s injury. Ripon overwhelms Stevens Point Normal 98 to 0 with seventeen touchdowns and varied plays.
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Chicago
Purdue
Eggeman
Kelley
Egeman
Page
Stage
Purdos
Kassulker
Hoffman
Ehrhorn-Badenach
Badenought
G. Smith
Hirscl-Ketley
Kelley-Gerend
Young-Page
Page-Rogers
Rogers-Davenport
Pickering
McGovern
Stevens
Iowa
Johnston
Minnesota
Williams
Pettijohn-Vidal
L. E
Walker-Hoten
L. T
Molstad-Nelson
L. G
Farnam-Schain
Powers- Stewart
R. G.mccree-Hillman
R.E
Rademacher-Grimes-Faegre
R. E
Stevens- Smith
R. H
Rosenwall
L. H
Pickering-Schroeder
F. B
Krezencky
Hull-Alexander
Bell-Hagard-Comby
O’brien
Hanson
R. G
Gross
R. T
Hyland-Hanlon
Stewart-Dwyer
Yale
Syracuse
NEW Haven
Conn
Haine
Hobbs
Goebel
Murphy
Ripon
Reservations Of League Players Across Minnesota Wisconsin Teams
The Minnesota Wisconsin league lists reserved players for next season by Eau Claire Superior Wausau Winona Duluth La Crosse and other clubs. Names include J F Kading Mike Brevette Arthur Caldwell Dan Kirk Robt Bailey Robt Wallace Clyde McNutt Fred Neiman Helmer Rud Len Schroeder and many others with several suspended or purchased players noted.
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Eau Claire
J. F. Kading
Mike Brevette
Arthur Caldwell
Dan Kirk
Russ
Bailey
Robt. Wallace
Clyde McNutt
Fred Neiman
Helmer Benrud
Len Schroeder
Robt. Worman
Ed Eis
John. Nicholson
Jas. Dalton
Malone
Superior
Albert Peterson
Walter Baertschi
Edwin Geelan
Dave Bancroft
Adam Vogt
Frank R. Schaub
Dolly Gray
C. R. Holstrom
Wausau
Wnm
Roland
A. J. Bourgeois
Clarence Dunbar
Nick Lakoff
C. A. Johnson
Lew Baker
M. L. Dolan
F. A. Schieffer
H. W. Baerer
Ralph Behringer
Armstrong
Winona
Frank Baillies
Frank Graves
Fred Curtis
James Crangle
Robert McHale
LeRoy Converse
Roy Love
Dan Daley
Red Moore
Will Byers
Eli Cates
Duluth
Alvin T .Cummings
Geo. Dauss
Don G. Marion
John Schmirler
Richard Thorsen
Henry A. Klingebeil
J. H. Guthrie
R. E. Young
A. J. McCrone
Darby O’brien
Thomas Taylor
Pete Nellan
E .H. Zackert
Otto Miller
Louis Nelson
Wm. Schenley
R. Stanley
Edward Alwood
Lidington
la Crosse
Jos
C. Safford
Mike Malloy
E. Kline
Fred Doll
Peter Schriner
Ollie Gregory
R. Klein
Women Golfers Meet in Philadelphia Championship Qualifiers
Women golfers from across the United States gathered at Marion Cricket Club in Haverford for the United States women’s golf championship qualifier. The field includes six former champions and four British players. Of 68 entries, 23 are from Philadelphia. Qualifying began at 10 o’clock with match play rounds scheduled Tuesday through Saturday, culminating in finals and mixed events.
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Philadelphia
United States
Marion Cricket Club
Haverford
Katherine Harley
Boston
Changes of time on the Milwaukee river division
Beginning yesterday No 16 a passenger train on the river division of the Milwaukee road formerly arriving in the city from the north at 11 50 in the morning now arrives at 11 55 a m This is a river division train and is taken off at this time improving schedule alignment for morning traffic
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River Division
Milwaukee Road
Train Schedule Adjustments Affect La Crosse Traffic
The report notes revised times for trains serving La Crosse including No 6 arriving from the north at 12 45 adding five minutes to the St Paul line. Way freight 94 moves earlier from 5 40 am and No 91 on the Southern Minnesota division departs 5 am instead of 7 25 am. No 69 will depart North yards at 9 30 pm instead of 9 05 pm.
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No. 69
Married Daughters Pressure Husbands In Lawful Demeanor
The article notes a shift in attention toward how married daughters influence their spouses and the social expectations surrounding this dynamic, highlighting changes in domestic roles and family authority.
Time is money for Wu with wealth and ample leisure
The line notes Wu as a man of wealth who can burn through money and time, living a life of ready capital and free hours. It implies financial abundance paired with excessive idleness.
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Man Wu
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