Keene's Stable Sets World Earnings Record in Racing Season
Belmont Park N Y Oct 9 James K Keene owner of America's greatest horse stable won the 2 year old Masques 990 purse at five and a half furlongs pushing Keenes season earnings to 377 990 beating the English duke of Portlands 377 574 mark from 1889 Colin wins Matron stakes lifting Keene totals to within a few hundred of the English record and near 878 574 total the Duke record stands since 1889
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Bandits seize Persian city as chaos halts trade
Bandits hold a Persian city at mercy as roads lie under their domination. Foreign goods are blocked, mails and trade halt, and local authorities are powerless. Russia threatens occupation unless the anarchy ends.
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Pahan
Persa
Russia
Millionaires Promise Big Rewards if Tigers Win World Series
Chicago, Oct. 9. Detroit owner William B. Yawkey, a Michigan millionaire, vows rewards larger than any American League magnate has paid if the Tigers capture the world championship. The payments would be in addition to gate shares, and would surpass Charley Comiskey's $15,000 postseason payout to his players.
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Tigers
William B. Yawkey
Detroit Club
Michigan
Charley Comiskey
Fay Lewis Shows Bit of Enterprise in World Series Coverage
Fay Lewis Brothers store manager Lester Keene prints and distributes a game pamphlet with all details and final score, in addition to in-store inning by inning scores posted for the World Series.
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Lester Keene
Fay Lewis Brothers Company
Headaches and Neuralgia Cure Promoted By Remedy
Advertises LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy claimed to remove causes of headaches and neuralgia. Urges readers to request the full name and look for signature E. W. Grove. Priced at 25 cents.
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Special Vote Offer Extends Two Weeks October 8 to 19
City and country contestants face an extended voting period stretched over two weeks from October 8 to 19. The notice emphasizes a final opportunity for residents to cast ballots in the local contest.
Positively the Last and Best Offer in Tribune Contest
The Tribune advertises a limited week of prime voting power for its $3,500 contest. Votes double this week for all subscriptions, with a grand prize Buick touring car at stake. Next week votes drop by half, and the final drive ends October 25 with city and country districts split for the top prize.
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Tribune
New York
Cubs and Tigers Play Long Opening Contest
In Chicago, captains Jennings and Chance received roquets and cheers while Ty Cobb earned a diamond medal after a tense early season game. Kling starred for Detroit with impressive throwing as Chicago edged ahead then the Tigers tied by ninth, game ending in a 12th inning darkness, 3 to 3.
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Tigers
Crawford
Slagie
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Kling
Chicagos
Donovan
Detroit
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Schmidt
O’leary
Evers
Schulte
Rossman
Slagle
Reusbach
Coughlin
Sheckard
Tinker
Reulbach
O'Leary
Howard
Zimmerman
O’day
Western Golf Champion Loses in National Women’s Match
Eastern champion Harriet F Curtis of Boston defeats western champion Lillian French of Winsor 2 up after eighteen holes in Chicago. Curtis advances to face Margaret Martin of Chicago Golf Club while Pauline Mackay of Oakley sets a new eighteen hole course record with a 92 in a win over Mrs C F Fox of Huntington Valley.
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Harriet F. Curtis
Boston
Lillian French
Winsor
Miss French
Miss Curtis
Margaret Martin
Chicago Golf Club
Pauline Mackay
Oakley
C. F. Fox
Huntington Valley
Miss Mackay
Fox
Bowling League Opens At Hunt Alleys Tonight
The Business Men's Bowling league starts at Hunt alleys after a postponement. First match features Badgers versus Nationals in a three game set. Earlier practice games showed low scores with Stender Lucas and Hunt among top scorers in separate squads.
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Badgers
Nationals
OMNIS
Les Lucas
B. Hunt
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Be Nource Sc
G. Kohn
First Actor Warned Against Acting As Boy
Two actors discuss a warning from a father about becoming an actor. The First Stage presents dialogue with a farmer and a boy in a rural setting. The boy mentions illness cholera morbus in response to a question about climbing an apple tree.
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Frankfort Witzblatt
Simple home remedy for backache and kidney issues
A health journal article promotes a basic prescription to treat backache and urinary disorders before Bright's disease. Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces, shaken and taken after meals and at bedtime. A local pharmacist notes ingredients are harmless and inexpensive, with claimed benefits for cleansing kidney function.
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Bright
Cleveland's Exhibit Births Surpass One Month Record
During September Cleveland logged over 1,133 births with 604 boys and 629 girls. Hospital births are excluded, so total would be higher. Old residents urge President's attention to these vital statistics figures.
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Cleveland
Clergyman George and the Brotherly Wedding Fiat
A Virginia clergyman who led William and Mary was married three times with each ceremony performed by his brother the eminent bishop. In each case the bishop declined social invites, later meeting the friend on trains and joking that he was “going where I am always going to marry my brother George.”
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Virginia
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
George
Harper'’s Weekly
Jocular Vein Accident Echoes Through Laughing Exchange
In a quip filled exchange, Mrs Malaprop jokes about a man injuring his jocular vein during shaving, mispronouncing a serious incident. Mrs Browne laughs, noting the grimness of the remark while the conversation hints at danger and misfortune, contrasting with light-hearted banter.
Cold Blooded Resilience Amid Suppressed Sorrow
A reflective line notes that people endure grief with unusual composure, suggesting some individuals detach emotion to cope with sorrow. The statement implies a tension between apparent stoicism and deeper feeling, highlighting how detachment can mask inner pain.
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