East Finds New Life With Nashville After Release
Walter East, once with Little Rock, was released by Finn and picked up by Nashville under the league rule. Bernhard secured East as second baseman, and he soon proved a power hitter and stellar fielder for the Volunteers, vindicating the decision to relocate him.
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Take
Walter East
Little Rock
East
Finn
Momerosy
Nashville
Bernhard
Hast
Neille
Arkansas Democrat
Pennant race narrows as Chicago and Detroit loom
The American League pennant hinges on today's Chicago at Detroit game after Cleveland’s loss to St Louis. Directors in Cincinnati weigh a National League tie between New York and Chicago with possible injunction talk from John T Brush.
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Detroit
Naps
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Lajoie
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Giants
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National League
Cincinnati
Harry Pulliam
Brush
William Gets Afternoon Off In Bold Telegraph Prank
A Philadelphia Ledger report tells how a factory under manager away in New York received a telegram asking to accept a five hundred dollar offer and grant William the afternoon off. The boy altered the message to read shall I accept and can William have the afternoon off. The reply ordered acceptance and William’s leave, earning the boy a reprimand but admiration for nerve.
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New York
Philadelphia Ledger
William
Hobson to Make New Castle Home After Season
Pitcher Hobson, last season with the Nocks, will likely settle in New Castle. After a trip to Steubenville to visit relatives he returned with his wife and baby and plans to work at the steel mill again this winter.
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Hobson
Steubenville
New Castle
Kennedy Seeks Back Salary From O. P. League
Jack Kennedy filed a claim with the National Commission for salary overdue from the O. and P. league after illness kept him hospitalized during the end of the season. He traveled to Cincinnati to pursue the claim.
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Jack Kennedy
Cincinnati
National Commission
O. & P. League
Jack
Schedule of 4 Major League Games Listed
Cleveland visits St. Louis while Detroit goes to Chicago and Philadelphia travels to Washington. New York hosts Boston in a crowded early season program with four high profile matchups.
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Detroit
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Washington
Philadelphia
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Fragmentary OCR List of City Names and Regions
Fragmented text shows city names New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia and repeated variants. The readable content lists multiple locations with garbled characters, suggesting a damaged OCR segment likely from a regional or advertisement page. No clear event or narrative emerges.
Boston at New York Featured in Today's Games
The schedule highlights Boston versus New York and Brooklyn versus Philadelphia as key matchups for today. Teams compete across major venues with potential standings impact.
Claim the Amateur B B Championship
The Shenango A C claims the county amateur basketball title after defeating West Side A C on Boston Avenue grounds. The team of 14 games remains undefeated and lists players Davis Woods Hays Bevan Kearns Slater Wysner Kelley Gilboy Caruthers among others. Interested teams may contact The News or manager J J Hays.
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West Side
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Simpson
Primrose
J.J. Hays
Davis
Woods
Hays
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Kearns
Slater
Wysner
Kelley
Gilboy
Caruthers
Wild Horses Drive Ranchers To Fight Overranges
Nevada and western states face a growing wild horse problem with an estimated 20 000 to 25 000 horses overrunning public ranges. Hunters once killed branded stock under a repealed law, killing about 15 000 animals, prompting stockmen to seek new solutions to curb the issue.
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Nevada
Exchange
How to Save Cabbage Patch
A reader recalls a tip from The News that sprinkling a handful of sweet bran over cabbages distracts worms, allowing the crop to remain intact. Marshall Bros. offers a 25c poultry copyright book this week, full of practical chicken advice.
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Marshall Bros
Rose County Local Option Election Date Set
October 27 has been set as the date for the holding of a local option election in Trumbull County Ohio.
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Rose County
Trumbull County
Ohio
The Cascade Vaudeville Bill Promises Lively Week
The Cascade theatre in New Castle hosts a high class vaudeville bill this week under Manager Robbins. Straub Brothers perform burlesque magic, Shorty Edwards delivers jokes and song, Equillo stars as a sensational hand balancer, and Emerson and Adams keep the audience laughing throughout the week.
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Cascade
Robbins
Straub Brothers
Shorty Edwards
Shorty
New Castle
Equillo
Emerson & Adams
Florence Stock Company Opens with The Little Homestead
The Florence Stock company opened at the opera house last evening presenting The Little Homestead a four act comedy drama by W B Patton to a pleased audience Florence J Murray as Lillian Carroll with William H Starkey Roy Carroll Nelson A Lawrence Monte Peyser and a strong cast earned praise Special scenery and stage effects enhanced the show Cy cling Brunetts and Hammond the hoop artist headline a standout lineup Dougherty Edman Gaylor provide humor The company is expected to draw packed houses for the balance of its engagement Tonight the program includes A Prisoner of War and Dora Thorne tomorrow matinee and Under Sealed Orders on Wednesday night.
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Little Homestead
W. B. Patton
Florence J. Murray
Lillian Carroll
William H. Starkey
Roy Carroll
Nelson A. Lawrence
Monte Peyser
Patton
Brunetts
Hammond
New Castle
Dougherty
Edman & Gaylor
Dora Thorne
Moz art vaudeville chief to tailor New Castle bill
Edwin Mozart, manager of the Moz art vaudeville circuit, will visit New Castle tomorrow. He will consult with Jimmy Lee and James Mooney to learn which acts drew best at the Coliseum and tailor future shows to local tastes. Mozart operates from New York City and resides in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
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New Castle
Jimmy Lee
James Mooney
Mozart
Mr. Mozart
New York City
Lancaster
Cornell's First Blind Student Enrolls at Cornell University
William H. Moore of Brooklyn becomes the first blind student to enter Cornell University as a freshman in arts and sciences. He plans to pursue the A B degree with the help of a reader and raised-type materials. Moore, about 18, expects to navigate campus after a few weeks.
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Ithaca
N. Y
William H. Moore
Brooklyn
Cornell University
College of Arts and Sciences
Moore
Young Hunter Shot by Mistake for Groundhog
Howard Darrow of Widnoon Madison township was mistaken for a groundhog by Harry Sharrer in Clarion county. A 50 grain shot struck Darrow in the head. he was driven home in a buggy as doctors prepare to remove the shot. Darrow is seriously wounded but expected to recover.
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Widnoon
Madison Township
Harry Sharrer
Darrow
Clarion County
Armstrong County
Young Darrow
Sharrer
Abused Colonel Will Fight Case
The medical board reports Colonel W. F. Stewart U S A incapacitated for active service due to heart disease first evident 34 years ago. Roosevelt placed him in command at Fort Grant Arizona. He will present testimony and witnesses before a retiring board to continue the case.
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Medical Board of Army
W. F. Stewart
Fort Grant
Arizona
Roosevelt
Stewart
Rev McCormick to Speak on Whittier at Free Reading
Rev A B McCormick of Central Presbyterian will present the second in his poetry reading series Tuesday at 7 30 p m The topic is Whittier the Liberal The courage of the gentleman The event is free and open to all offering a chance to meet poets and people
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A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
Treasurer to Collect Assessments in Edenburg on Oct 22
J. W. M'Clelland, treasurer of Mt. Jackson Mutual Fire Insurance, will be at Robinson and Beight's store in Edenburg to receive assessments on October 22, instead of October 18 as previously announced.
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Mt. Jackson Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Robinson & Beight’s
Edenburg
J. W. M'Clelland
Pa railroad bulletins report 92 deaths in August
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania railroad commission bulletin shows 92 deaths and 1,101 injuries in August, totaling 1,193 accidents. Of deaths 55 were by being struck, 11 by jumping, 7 by falling, 6 at crossings, 4 in collisions. steam roads incurred most fatalities and injuries among employees and trespassers.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Railroad Commission
Traction Co Plans Major New Bond Issue
Youngstown Ohio October 6 The traction company is believed to be preparing to float a large bond issue. Several New York financiers visited with R Montgomery to review the company property. Eastern buyers balked until a new city franchise was secured, and now preparations for the issue are under way.
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Youngstown
Traction Company
New York
R. Montgomery
Guardian Appoints J H Cameron Ward for Edenburg Man
Attorney E N Baer was appointed guardian for James H Cameron a feeble minded resident of Edenburg. The court heard he is unable to manage his business affairs though not in serious condition. Baer posted a 3500 bond.
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E. N. Baer
James H. Cameron
Edenburg
Cameron
Baer
Boy Hurt by Street Car in Youngstown Incident
Donald Kaufman aged 12 was seriously hurt Monday in Youngstown when struck by a street car.
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Donald Kaufman
Youngstown
Variety of Suitings and Tailorings at Bargain Prices
Broad selection of 56 inch suitings and broadcloths in stripes checks and mixtures priced from 50c to 4.00. English and German French tailorings in Taupe Smoke Grey and solid tones offered. New bright plaids for waists and children's wear in cotton and wool blends priced 10c to 1.00.
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