Chicago Detroit World Series Opener Set For Detroit
Chicago and Detroit clubs prepare for the opening game of the 1908 World Series in Detroit next Saturday. Tickets for the Chicago game in the upcoming series drive demand and special trains are planned for Chicago rooters. The pennant run marks Chicago’s ninth league title and confirms a rare three-year leadership span.
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Chicago
Murphy
Frank Chance
New York
Detroit
Michigan
Détroit
Cartain Chance
Washington Wins Season Finale Over New York 7 to 5
Washington defeats New York 7 to 5 in a relaxed season closer. Errors marked the game as Keeley Street Lake and Blair shared battery duties with Evans umpiring.
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Washington
Tigers Rise From Bottom to Clinch AL Pennant
Detroit during the season climbed from last place to grab the American League pennant under Manager Jennings. The Tigers opened with a loss to the White Sox, rose through the standings, led briefly in August, regained top spot in September, and clinched the title by defeating Chicago at season end.
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White Sox
Chicago Punch
Cleveland
Naps
Tigers
First Wedding Anniversary Celebration at Montgomery Street Home
Last night at 317 Montgomery Street Mr and Mrs Anthony Guisenmeyer Jr hosted a surprise first wedding anniversary gathering for about twenty five friends. Guests enjoyed cards music and refreshments as they marked the event with gifts and warm wishes.
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Anthony Guisenmeyer, Jr
Montgomery Street
A Wharfield Dying
An obituary notice reports A Wharfield nearing death with sparse, unclear details from the clipping.
Society burglar prowls in Logansport window smash
Report describes a well dressed man seen in daylight near homes of Mr. and Mrs. Forgy and the Bender residence. Despite ransacked drawers and a broken side door, no valuables were taken. Earlier, a rear door at Lete Nave Grocery on Sycamore Street was entered and only ten cents remained in the cash drawer. Patrolman Carson notified Mrs. Nave.
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Logansport
Jimmy
Richard Forgy
North Street
Bender
Forsy
Forgy
Mrs. Forgy
Lete Nave
Sycamore Street
Carson
Local Social Clubs Host Afternoon Gatherings and Birthdays
Fleur de Lis club entertained at Mrs Murray home. Twentieth Century Sewing club met Mrs Fred Dyke at 1629 Broadway. Regena lodge social at G A R hall with cards and dancing. Hand in Hand Circle Kings Daughters met at Mrs A L Young’s home to plan winter events. Mr and Mrs S E Kelso hosted a friends gathering with games music and refreshments. Companion Foresters met at Mrs Umbarger’s. thirty five attended. Court of Honor social hop at K of C hall drew about thirty five couples. Mrs Lillian Browne hosted a birthday party with music and refreshments. Shakespeare Reading club plans first meeting at Mrs Homer Closson’s. G I A social at Mrs Nellie Rummell’s with Vandalia 345. Ruth Widgeon provided music. Neighbors surprised Mrs Charles Schaefer on 64th birthday with games and prizes. South Side Christian church group to meet at Ida Detrich’s home. meet at 1 pm interurban. Broadway Methodist Home Missionary society plans afternoon program at Mrs W B Enyart’s Linden Ave address. Herbert Hosmer to marry Elizabeth Avery of Boston. will live in South Lancaster MA. Hay ride party to Otto Zecht’s home north east of town with teens including Lottie Sturken and others. oysters and melons on menu.
Balkans War Rumors Crown Prince Aims at Bosnia
Reports say the crown prince desires to lead troops into Bosnia amid a possible cabinet crisis. He was hailed by crowds and received an ovation while driving home. Belgrade papers threaten King Peter if Bosnia is not rescued.
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Belgrade
Peter
Pravda
Burke Weighs President Powers Against Bryan
Congressman James Francis Burke of Pittsburg argues the President wields far more power than Congress and warns the American people against electing Bryan, saying a four year White House term would bring substantial anxiety and financial influence. He contrasts Taft and Bryan as very different men with strong personalities.
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Congress
James Francis Burke
Pittsburg
Bryan
Senate
Taft
White House
Delog
Convictions Lead to Liquor License Hearing Today
County commissioners hear testimony on George Mullendore as he seeks a liquor license. Twelve witnesses testify to his character while Captain Graham points to court records showing two past liquor law violations.
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George Mullendore
Third Street
Mutendore
Captain Graham
Graham
Mullendore
Dune
Keip
Jocal Brewery
L. A. G. Team Reorganized Before Next Game
The Logansport Athletic football team will be reorganized for its upcoming game. Former Pur due tackle Herman Frushour will move to a back position and several other players will join. The Wabash Athletic club has requested a game on October 14.
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Logansport Athletic
Herman Frushour
Purdue
Wabash Athletic Club
Reorganizing the And Junior Y M C A Band Plan
The Junior Y M C A boys meet next Tuesday to plan band reorganization. Nominations were Paul Bigler and Claude Beal for president, Howard Mc Culough and Ralph Cilly for vice president, Murry Espy and Forrest Planck for secretaries, and George Cilly and Curtis Espy for treasurers.
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Paul Bigler
Claude Beal
Howard McCulough
Ralph Cilly
Murry Espy
Forrest Planck
George Cilly
Curtis Espy
Salvation Army Council Meet Set in Marion Next Weekend
The annual Northern Indiana officers council of the Salvation Army will convene in Marion over next weekend. Capt. Hinshaw and wife formerly of this city and Capt. and Mrs. James of the local Army Corps will attend.
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Indiana
Marcus Aurelius Passages On Living With Others
A concise reflection on appreciating others' virtues. It urges delight in the energy modesty and kindness of those who share life with you, urging self-restraint and a focus on virtuous conduct within relationships.
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Marcos Aurelius
You Get What You Pay For Woolens Tailor Ad
Hooley and Tucker Tailors offer the largest stock of woolens in Northern Indiana with a wide range of color shades from meadow green to autumn browns and gray skies. They guarantee unique patterns not duplicated by cheap factory clothes and invite customers to sample fabrics at Fourth and Broadway in Logansport.
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Logansport
Hooley & Tucker
Fourth
Broadway
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