Pope Submits to Operation Extracts Pus From Knee
Rome reports Pope Pius XI underwent a knee puncture under Drs. Marchiata y a Petacci with Dr. Andrea Amici directing. The procedure produced relief, with the pope noting improved health after moving to larger quarters. Card G De Lai announced church appointments including Keane to Dubuque and Schrembs to Toledo while the pope’s sister Rosa suffers in heat wave conditions.
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Gates Heir to Vast Gates Fortune in Paris Death
Paris August 11 John W Gates died leaving an estate estimated at 30 to 40 million dollars. His only child Charles G Gates is named sole heir and expected to become a dominant force in American finance. Mourners, friends, and business associates in the United States and Paris offer condolences as the Gates family endures a period of anxiety and nursing. The body will be interred in a vault at the International American church before shipment to the United States for burial. Funeral services are slated for Saturday at the church.
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Taft to Spend Weekend in Beverly Mass
President Taft departs Washington for a three day weekend with his family in Beverly Massachusetts returning Monday morning. The trip delays expectations of an early congressional adjournment and he may issue his statehood veto message from Beverly.
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Plaisted May Succeed Frye in Maine Senate
Death of United States Senator Frye raises speculation on his successor. Governor Plaisted could take the seat if he accepts, though he seems doubtful. Other names include Congressman Daniel J. McGillicuddy, Judge George M. Hanson, former Sheriff W M Pennell of Portland, and Obadiah Gardner of Robb land. decision after the senator’s funeral, Maine to gain solid Democratic representation.
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Czar Reviews 6000 Boy Troops in St Petersburg
Emperor Nicholas presided over a review of 6000 play troops from across the empire in St Petersburg with American envoy staff and society observers present. The Boy Scouts offshoot, inspired by Baden-Powell, advances patriotic youth education. An Md Carmichael man touts Chamberlain's Tablets as beneficial to his wife's health and value surpassing doctors.
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Bookshelf for Mother and Other Home Craft Tips
A feature on a mother friendly bookcase project for 100 eit, with step by step carpentry guidance and edge tool cautions. Includes farm and poultry Q A notes and a humorous Exchange section on household help and cooking phrases.
Eight Hour Day Upheld in Navy Shipyard Workers Case
Washington reports Comptroller Tracewell interpreted the latest naval appropriation to require an eight hour day for all workers in shipyards building government vessels. Previously the eight hour rule applied only to work on the vessel itself. The amendment to authorize four submarines signaled a broader aim to improve conditions for all shipbuilding workers.
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Frick resigns from Union Pacific board amid broader withdrawal
Henry C. Frick announced his resignation from the Union Pacific board. He intends to withdraw from most directorates except for a few in which he holds strong interests. The board accepted the move with regret as Frick plans to limit his corporate load but not retire from activity.
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Hold Two For Murder Accused of Beating Man to Death
Scranton date Aug 11 Stanley Fortuna beaten to death with a pick handle by Lawrence Munder and Jacob Olish, who were arrested after the weapon was found at Munder’s home. Olish allegedly threatened Fortuna over his wife. Train for Football in Shovel Gang also noted. $47,000 in stock stolen in Chicago theft of Economy Light and Power securities.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Across Leagues
American League results include Athletics 5 4 over Chicago and Detroit 12 5 at New York with Vaughn Sweeney Willet Summers Stanage in the Battery. Washington and St Louis split, Cleveland and Boston off schedule. Leagues show Athletics 67 36 . 50 score, Detroit 66 39 . 629, Chicago 51 62 . 495, New York 54 51 . 514, St Louis 21 7 . 298. National League games Pittsburg 4 3 Philadelphia, Chicago 7 St Louis 5. Standings list Chicago 37 - 619, St Louis 39 - 554, N Y 58 44 - 598, Philadelphia 57 43 - 570. Tri-State League reports Johnstown 3 Reading, Altoona 6, York 4 Trenton 3, Harrisburg Wilmington 2 in 11 innings. Standings show Reading 27 - 494, York 42
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Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Dairy and Grain Exchange
Quotations corrected November 11, 1914. Wheat No 2 Red 87 cents. Shelled corn 1 80 per bushel. Rye 1 cent to Tue. Barley 5 to 70 cents per bushel. Winter Wheat flour $1.50 to $3.10. Spring Wheat $5.20 to $5.70. Mill feed Bran 26 to 50. Middlings 30 to 70 per ton. Seed Timothy 6 to 6.70. Clover 8 to 10 per bushel. Hay No 1 Timothy 23 to 25. No 2 Timothy 22 to 24. No 1 Mixed 21 to 23. No 2 Mixed 19 to 22. Clover 18 to 19. Straw Wheat 6 to 3 per bale. Straw Oats 6 to 8. Hay not baled 22 to 26 per ton. Cotton Seed Meal 31 to 32 per ton. Red Dog 2.20 to 2.30 per sack. Dairy feed 23 to 26 per ton.
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