THAP SHOOTERS HERE FOR BIG TOURNAMENT
The Western Pennsylvania Trap Shooters league opens a two day meet at Lawrence Gun club Union township with clubs from Herron Hill Pittsburg Mount Albion McKeesport Enterprise Triangle Canonsburg Charleroi Bellevernon Greensburg New Castle North Side West Newton Sewickley Millvale Brownsville Smithton Sheridan and more attending. Twelve events today ten Friday plus a special event with 200 targets shot and money divided 40 30 20 10 per cent under the Rose system.
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Lawrence Gun Club
Union Township
Western Pennsylvania Trap Shooters’ League
Herron Hill
Pittsburg
Mount Albion
McKeesport
Enterprise
Triangle
Canonsburg
Charleroi
Bellevennon
Bellevernon
Greens
Mike the Foxy Boy Accused in Fraud Case in Boston
Michael J. Regan, famed baseball fan, is charged in superior court with fraudulently securing $62,000 from a 72 year old widow, Harriet N. Brown. Executor James B. Cannon petitions for injunction to restrain Regan from disposing of four mortgages and property valued at $62,000, alleging Regan obtained them by false love while wielding influence over Brown. A temporary injunction is granted. further actions may follow.
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Boston
Mass
Michael J. Regan
Superior Court
James 8. Cannon
Harriet N. Brown
Regan
Cannon
Pennant Winners in Minor Leagues List
The page lists minor league pennant winners across leagues including American Association Indianapolis Lancaster Williamsport Evansville Nashville Akron Richmond Saginaw Allentown Waterloo Wausau Springfield Frankfort Tulsa Scranton Worcester Springfield Vancouver Sioux City Van Wert Hot Springs Jackson San Antonio Greenville Lake Charles and more.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Ohio State
Lancaster
Sveseee
Williamsport
Contrel
Beudhages
Evansville Southern
Coudee
Nashville
Ohio-Pennsylvania
Akron Whmieee
Bos Caledeeseses
Richmond Southern Michigan
Saginaw Mueeig
Allentown Central Association
Waterloo
Wisconsin-Illinois
Wausau
EME
Wepee Ski
Rabasa
We Teenics
Frankfort
Oklahoma-Kansas
Tulsa
New York State
Scranton
South Atlantic
Jacksonville
New England
Worcester
Connecticut
Springfield Western Association
Vancouver
Oruoeee
Heeck and
T'S
Sioux City
Indiana-Ohio
van Wert
Nsasceenserees
Cotton States
Jackson
San Antonio Carolinas
Greenville
Lake Charles
Pittsburg Excursions for Sesqui Cenennial Event
Pittsburg offers $1.55 excursions to New Castle daily from September 28 to October 2 over Pennsylvania Lines for the Sesqui Centennial Celebration. Tickets via Ask Ticket Agent Turner. Dates noted September 24 26 and 29.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
Turner
Mercer Seeks State Tuberculosis Dispensary Branch
Efforts are underway to establish a state tuberculosis dispensary branch in Mercer, aiming to improve local medical access and public health facilities for residents.
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Mercer
Ted Lewis complains of Interstate league mistreatment
A New Castle letter reveals Ted Lewis plans to play in Bridgeport in the Eastern league this season. He claims Interstate officials promised expenses and responses to his inquiries but gave him no pay or replies, urging fairness and proper communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ted Lewis
Bridgeport
Ted
Indianapolis
Lewis
W. R. McKee
Sam Marquis
Detroit Drops to Third as Boston Tightens AL Race
Detroit falls to third in the American League after a loss to Boston while Chicago closes in on Cleveland. The Naps stretch their lead with a win over New York. In Cleveland on Wednesday more Akron fans attended to watch Wilbur notch a hit, score a run and make two putouts.
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Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Naps
New York
Akron
Wilbur
Riot Ends New York Chicago Game With Umpire Safe
A New York Chicago clash ended in a riot after a disputed play in the ninth inning left Bridwell's single bringing McCormick home while Merkle appeared to retreat to the clubhouse. Umpire O Day was protected by police as fans surged the field. President Pulliam has not acted, Chicago protests the result.
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New York
Chicago
Pulliam
McCormick
Merkle
Bridwell
O'Day
Philliam
Jury Finds Englets Guilty of Belt Larceny
The jury found Joseph Englets guilty of larceny for taking a belt valued at about $50 from Carbon Brick company. Englets said he found the belt in a water pool along the public highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Englets
Joseph Englets
Carbon Brick Company
Englets
Bessemer Detectives Arrest Three Near Grove City
Bessemer detectives arrested three men near Grove City yesterday. Two were jailed at Mercer for 30 days.
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Bessemer
Grove City
Mercer
Polo players head west as New Britain wary of eastern salaries
Barney Doherty reports a mass shift of polo players toward western leagues with plans to form a western circuit. He says teams like Sharon Wa terbury Youngstown Canton New Castle Akron and others may relocate players and managers to better pay and opportunities.
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New Britain
Barney Doherty
Pawtucket
R. L
Fred Jean
Barney
Jean
Fred
Akron
Hart
Sharon
Waterbury
Youngstown
Hardy
Canton
Lewis
New Castle
Erie
Beaver
Butler
More Ways Than One To Show Head Work
Chicago Cubs star Johnny Evers praises Frank Chance as the finest inside baseball player of today. Tales from the 1906 season highlight Chance’s base running, fielding and hitting, plus Schulte’s head game in a double play that ended with a concussion and a Cubs win en route to the world championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny” Evers
Chicago Cubs
Frank Chance
Evers
Chance
Tinker
Magee
Philadelphia
Kling
Schulte
Cubs
Chicago
Cincinnati
Huggins
Tom” Corcoran
Weimer Awarded to the Chicago Club
Akron reports Dutch Weimer a hard hitting player from New Castle who was purchased by St Louis and drafted by Chicago. The New Castle club has no information on the move. If confirmed, he may join the Cubs immediately amid prior disputes over his rights.
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Akron
Weimer
Chicago Cubs
New Castle
St. Louis American
Chicago
Cubs
Cure Deafness by Constitutional Remedies Proclaimed
Local applications fail to reach the diseased ear portion. Deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. When inflamed, rumbling sounds and impaired hearing occur. if the tube stays closed, deafness results. Nine of ten cases come from catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure offers a $100 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by the remedy. Send for circulars.
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Catarr
Hall
Sports matchups announced across four major cities
Washington plays Cleveland while New York visits Chicago, Boston travels to St. Louis, and Philadelphia hosts Detroit. The schedule lists four prominent northern league clashes set for the upcoming week.
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W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Ceve
Washington
New York
Wwe
St. Louis
City and East Rivalries on Tap in Today's Games
Chicago visits New York, St Louis travels to Boston, Cincinnati plays Philadelphia, and Pittsburg journeys to Brooklyn in a slate of major league matchups today.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Eeeesecicoseve
Tee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Eters
Eee
Enews
Biscuit Shooters Take Opening Bowling Match
The Biscuit Shooters defeated the Chauffeurs in three games to open the season. Game scores were 692 602, 678 654, and 780 708 as Biscuit Shooters built a 2150 total while Chauffeurs finished 381, 506, and 403 for a 1964 total.
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Biscuit Shooters
Chauffers
Biscuit
Chauffeurs
Hazen
Dean
Boylan Ae Weeee
Anassius
Houston Sluggers Take High-Scoring Win Over Butler Sluggers
The Houston Sluggers beat the Butler Sluggers 8 to 6 in a Wednesday matchup on the Highland grounds. Houston racked up eight hits with four errors, while Butler had six hits and eight errors. Travers fanned nine for Houston, Britton struck out three for Butler.
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Houston Sluggers
Butler Sluggers
Highland Grounds
McCachen
Travers
Robinson
Evans
Jerry
Conti
Riddle
Williams
Carpenter
Butler Avenue
Stiner
Britton
Kirk
Childs
Dodds
Ross
Shoot
Slick
Houston
Butler
Trolley Parties Extend Service on Harmony Route
The Pittsburg Harmony Butler and New Castle interurban offers special cars for social and theater parties from New Castle to Butler and intermediate points starting September 14. Rates and details available on application. autumn scenery praised along the Connoquenessing.
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Pittsburg
Harmony
Butler
New Castle
Amendments Proposed to Pennsylvania Constitution
A dense 1930s style notice outlines Joint Resolution No. 1 proposing to consolidate Philadelphia and Allegheny courts of common pleas and create a separate Philadelphia criminal court. Joint Resolution No. 2 would raise debt limits. Amendment One and wealth of amendments detail executive appointments and vacancies with open Senate doors and yeas and nays voting.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Courts of Common Pleas
Philadelphia
Allegheny
General Assembly
State
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Phildelphia
Court of Common
Robert McAfer
The
Commonwealth
Senate
Reading
Robert McAfee
General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Constitutional Amendments Summary from a State Document
A detailed multi amendment proposal outlines changes to term lengths for state officers, election scheduling, and district governance. It redefines terms for Secretary of Internal Affairs, Auditor General, and State Treasurer, adjusts city magistrate rules in Philadelphia, shifts election timings to even-numbered years, and reworks district election board composition and procedures for various municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Yeas
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Philadelphia
Arge
General Assembly
Jose House
Csty
Tovestne
Sarce
Amendments on County Officers and Term Extensions Proposal
The document details amendments to Article Fourteen and related sections, shifting county officers from general to municipal elections with four year terms, adjusting terms for three county commissioners and three county auditors to begin 1911 then every fourth year, and setting election timing changes. It includes schedule notes on term extensions, eligibility, and transition provisions for offices from 1910 to 1913.
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Court of Common Pleas
Court Common Pleas
Act Assembly
Ces
Severn
Robert McAfe Secrtary
Sonseen
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THAP
Blue Rock
Lawrence Gun Club Range
Mike
Foxy Boy
Giants
Bone Head
East
How Schulte
National Commission
Struggle
Pitts
Burg
Lgu
Occ
Cic
Dviesseseus
Peete Eho
Womeinbuon
BOMOR
Aeweraeo Eos
National League
St Louis
Philadelph
General Assembly OF the
Auditor General
Publi Instruction
Public Instruction
Superintendent of Public Instruction
AHS
Greater Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh, PA
Bright
Love & Megown
Ek Rt
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