Historic slugfest as Cubs top Tigers in nine innings
Chicago's Steinfeldt and Hofman power late rally to outscore Detroit 5. The game features key hits by Cobb and Rossman, with multiple doubles and a stolen base duel. Pfeister and Reulbach contribute solid pitching amid 12 hits for Chicago.
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Detroit
Steinfeldt
Mullin
Schulte
McIntyre
Kling
O'Leary
Chicago
Tinker
Schaefer
Thomas
Rossman
Pfeister
Crawford
Cobb
Evers
Chance
Scheckard
Rivers
Coughlin
Hofman
McclIntyre
Crawfd
Chaney
O’leary
Bywyers
O’léary
Reusbach
Abrehpo
Sheckard
Wees
Tinker, SS
Reulbach
Howard
Mina
Hoffman
Evvvers
O'Day
Sheridan
Government seeks lightning grabbers in October exams
Civil service announces eleven October examinations for posts ranging from government printing office superintendent to National Museum insect monitor. Salaries run from 75 a month to 2,500 a year, with posts in engineering, telegraph operation, anthropology, Philippine service, library work at Naval War College, and entomology mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
National Museum
Physical Anthropology
Philippine Service
Naval War College
Newport
R. 1
Delegates Return Home From Women Foresters Convention
Miss Mary Hooley and Mrs. Anna Irwin returned from the Detroit convention reporting a splendid meeting. The contest for Chief Ranger saw Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers defeated after eighteen years, with Mrs. Rose D. Rittman of Minneapolis elected.
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Mary Hooley
Anna Irwin
Women ‘Foresters
Detroit
Mich
Elizabeth Rogers
Rose D. Rittman
Minneapolis, Minn
Taft Campaign Speech At Music Hall Draws Large Audience
Judge Taft spoke at music hall on election day drawing a crowded audience and enthusiastic crowds in the streets. Senator Charles Dick introduced Taft noting past appointments by Arthur, Harrison, Foraker, McKinley and Roosevelt. The day included speeches at multiple towns and a Columbus day gathering of Italian celebrants before Taft pressed on toward East Liverpool.
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United States
Charles Dick
Akron
Judge Taft
Senator Foraker
Taft
Arthur
Harrison
Foraker
McKinley
Roosevelt
Music Hall
Sabina
Washington Court House
Circleville
New Hill
Lancaster
New Lexington
Crooksville
Roseville
New Concord
Cambridge
Newcomerstown
Dover
Massillon
East Liverpool
Terrell Freed After Insanity Verdict In Wells County Murder
Richmond Ind Oct 12 John W Terrell formerly confined at Eastern Insane Hospital has been discharged by Dr Samuel E Smith and informed to Wells County Court. Terrell famed inmate of the hospital was once sentenced to life for the murder of his son in law Melvin Wolfe seven years ago. He pleaded insanity but was denied and later placed at the hospital by order of Governor Durbin. He will be retried on the murder charge in Bluffton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Smith
Wells County
Bluffton
Eastern Indiana Hospital
Melvin Wolfe
Wolfe
Terrell
Michigan City
Durbin
John Smith
Champlain
la Salle
St. Louis
Portland
Saccajawea
Lewis and Clark
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
C. M. Harvey
Atlantic
Hughes
Dr. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Senate panel backs postal savings banks plan
A Senate committee favored a bill to establish postal savings banks with government-backed deposits, passbooks, and 10 year olds eligible to open accounts. Deposits up to 1000 dollars earn interest, subject to a 500 dollar cap for interest, with withdrawals controlled by postmasters and funds invested in national banks or bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate Committee On
Congress
Postmaster-General
Treasury
Attorney-General
Territorial
College boys hear peerless fund debate over trusts
A lengthy critique centers on speeches by Carnegie Schwab Gates Havemeyer and Duke amid anti trust arguments. The speaker mocks Dr Hughes for opposing remedies and questions whether trusts harm the public or merely entertain. The discussion frames anti trust policy as misdirected toward patients rather than monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Schwab
Gates and
Havemeyer
Duke
Celebrated Landing Of Great Navigator Observed By Knights Of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus held a Columbus Day commemoration with a closed meeting and banquet for about 200 members. W L Ferrick hosted, W F Hanley gave a Columbus life address, and talks were given by Jesse Taber and Father King. Visiting knights from Little Rock Ark Monterey and others planned to attend despite many members traveling to Gas City Sunday.
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Ing of Columbus
W. F. Hanley
Columbus
Jesse Taber
Father King
Stephen Taber
Little Rock, Ark
John Marbaugh
Peter Follner
Joseph Marbaugh
Monteray
Knights of Columbus
Gas City
Eel Defeats Rival in Resumed Trotting Meet
Lexington racing resumes after rain with improved track. The Eel defeats Jerry B and Hal Raven in the Wilson stake, and Directum Penn wins the trot while Elesist takes the 2:10 pace. Tomorrow’s Walnut Hill Farm cup is worth $3,000.
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Lexington
Wilson
Eel
Jerry B
Hal Raven
Directum Penn
Demarest
Elesist
W. G. T. U. Elects Its State Officers
Bedford Ind Oct 12 The state convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union selected officers for the coming year Mrs CuHa Way Hinger Upland president Mrs Elizabeth P Stanley Liberty vice president Miss Mary E Woodward Fountain City corresponding secretary Miss Rose Pearce Cayuga recording secretary and Miss Clara Sears Anderson treasurer Mrs Way Hinger begins a sixth year as president W S Batt won the diamond medal in the oratorical contest subject Consecrated Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bedford
Ind
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
CuHa Way
Hinger
Upland
Elizabeth P. Stanley
Liberty
Mary E. Woodward
Fountain City
Rose Pearce
Cayuga
Clara Sears
Anderson
Ay. Hinger
Farmers Institute Held This Week at Lafayette
The eleventh annual conference of Farmers Institute workers convenes Thursday and Friday in Lafayette. Cass county delegates appear, with J. W. Beck presiding at one meeting and Miss Florence Little as Cass county Women's Auxiliary delegate. The auxiliary discusses scholarships at Purdue and aims to place pupils under certificates. President Stone of Purdue will preside.
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Farmers’ Institute Workers
Lafayette
Cass County
J. W. Beck
Farmers’ Association
Florence Little
Agricultural Building
Purdue
Stone
Tucker and Daughter-in-law Wed After Divorce Victory
Albert E. Tucker married Lulu E. Tucker in Warsaw Indiana with the divorce from John Tucker obtained one hour earlier by Justice William H. Eiler. The marriage ties Tucker to his son’s former wife in a surprising sequence disclosed today.
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Warsaw
Ind
Albert E. Tucker
Lulu E. Tucker
John Tucker
William H. Eiler
Walther League Holds Annual District Meeting
The Walther League of the district held its annual meeting. Members gathered for reports, elections, and planning for upcoming religious and community activities.
Democratic meeting in Galveston forms Marshall club
Judge Nelson and Rufus Magee led a Democratic gathering in Galveston last night where a Marshall club was formed with J. E. Connors as president Lyle Brown as secretary and Dr. Miller as treasurer. The club reports a membership of 140.
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Judge Nelson
Rufus Magee
Galveston
Marshall Club
J. E. Connors
Lyle Brown
Dr. Miller
Dr. C2 Opens at Walton with Positive Testimonial
Fragmentary OCR reports a Dr. C2 at Walton described as good or opening state. Details unclear due to damaged text but suggests a positive evaluation or launch.
Cheapest Place to Live Antic Ocean City Of Antioch
A globe trotter claims Antioch in Asia on the Mediterranean offers astonishingly low living costs. He rented a fine house for 35 dollars monthly and kept three servants for 50 cents weekly. Prices for meat and produce were extremely cheap, with eggs two cents a dozen and mutton three cents per pound. An American resident said a family could live comfortably on 175 dollars a year.
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Antioch
Globe
Asia
Mediterranean
Monte Carlo
Palm Beach
Los Angeles
New York Press
Danes Influence on English Dialects on East Coasts
English dialect novelist John Ackworth argues Danes shaped the language of England’s east coast. He maintains Danes and Britons share speech and blood ties despite apparent differences, noting eastern fishermen would understand each other if stranded in Denmark.
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Britain
John Ackworth
Lancashire
Yorkshire
East
England
Denmark
Origin and spread of the Christian Era timeline
The Christian era was devised by Dionysius Exiguus in 527 who proposed dating documents “in the year of our Lord.” It entered general use at different times: France in the eighth century, England in July 1816, Spain in the eleventh century, Portugal in 1415, and the eastern empire by royal edict in 1433 just before Constantinople fell.
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Dionysius Exiguus
France
England
Spain
Portugal
Empire of the East
Constantinople
Where Circulation Is Feeblest
Those who lead a sedentary life show the weakest facial circulation around the nose lips and temples and should be massaged several times daily. Distended pores trap dust that darkens them and ordinary washing fails to clean pores. lemon acid cleanses and carries off such unsightly blemishes.
Care of the Feet Night Bath Routine
The feet should be bathed at night with salted water as a sleep aid. Scrub the feet with a nailbrush to prevent corns and file hard spots on the soles with fine emery paper before soaking.
Judge Imposes Sentence Citing Vocal Disparity in Defense
A defendant asks the judge for mercy noting the lawyer who convicted him spoke louder than the defense attorney. The Milwaukee Sentinel reports the remark as part of sentencing context.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Flowers as Symbols of Human Feelings in Language
A quoted reflection on flowers highlighting their universal appeal to express sympathy and beauty. It notes flowers as fitting symbols of delicate sentiments, suggesting language itself struggles to capture their fleeting grace.
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Hillard
Af Study In Anatomy
A fragment from an anatomy study asks a child about the body part. The text includes phrases like Mamma what and refers to parts in a questioning style. The readable content is limited and lacks a clear narrative or complete sentences.
Drinking Hot Water Cited As Harmful In Morning Advisory
Fragmentary notes warn that hot water or certain exposures cause stomach pain or discomfort for some individuals. The text references energy or light sensitivity and suggests avoidance of specific stimuli. Further readable details are limited, leaving the main claim unclear.
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Anne
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Jast
Texas
Vers
Schafer
Steinfelat
Detroit AB
Obb
Ed Rossman
Eabenepsieal
Department OF Yards and Docks
Tober
H. K. Millhouse
Indianapolis
War Department
George B. Cox
Cox
Richmond
Iretired
Wells ‘County
Asylum
John W. Terell
Eastern Insane Hospital
Prison For Life
Postal Savings Banke
America
W. L. Ferrick
Raven
Farmers’ Institute
Son
the.Walther
MR. Nelson
Walton
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