Madrid government bans Carlist meetings amid Vatican note
Aug. 18 Madrid. The government forbids Carlist meetings across Spain citing disorder fears. A San Sebastian semiofficial note accuses Observatore Romano of mislead ing the Vatican demand for withdrawing a bill barring religious orgs not in the country. The note asserts historic authority for religious establishments and outlines a confrontation with the Vatican and Cortes. The government pledges to rely on its own measures to end the conduct.
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Madrid
Cateia On -Atiz
Vatican
San Sebastian
Observatore ‘Romano
Spain
Merry Dollal
Merry del Val
Japan to Annex Korea Soon Says Seul Dispatch
Dispatches from Seoul via Tokyo report Japan plans formal annexation of Korea within days. Lieutenant General Viscount Terauchi outlines terms for the annexation, with Korean cabinet members expected to approve in two to three days and the act possibly concluding shortly.
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Tokio
Korea
Japan
Sper
Seul
Tokio Press
Viscount Terauch
Troops Guard Accused Man In West Virginia Lynching Fear
Aug 18 Hinton West Virginia three companies arrived to guard John Wayne accused of killing Mrs John Alles and beating her husband. The mob attempt was deterred by officers as the accused was taken to safety. Details remain unclear amid tense conditions and naming of other town residents.
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Hinton
W. Va
John Wayne
John Alles
Mystery 8 Woman Minning for Three Years Skeleton Found
Horace Burlingham, a longtime hunter, solves the three year disappearance of Mrs Keller Clark formerly of Coopers town. Found skeleton in dense woods near Middlefield Centre after bloodhounds and extensive search. Mrs Clark, thirty at disappearance, left a note promising she would never be seen again.
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Uden
N.Y
Horace Buringham
Keller
Clark
Middlefield Centre
Burlinghams
Aatory
Semae Belcatign
Watch
Anil Oth
Inter Canta Addy
Knapp
Ne. Clark
Free lunch law upheld by Ohio jury in Cleveland case
In Cleveland on August 18 a twelve man jury cleared Patrick Gallagher of violating the Schaefer and Tree lunch law by showing a counter with ten meals priced at a penny. The judge ruled the lunches were not free and the display prompted payment via ten tickets per purchase. A Cincinnati police judge has ruled the Jay unconstitutional.
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Cleveland
Ohio Free Lunch Brigade
Patrick Gallagher
Gallagher
Cincinnati
Governor Fort to Abroad Auto Trip During Vacation
New Jersey Governor Port plans a two week automobile tour through New York Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island with his wife and daughter. He will observe a Providence visit for Inland Waterways Congress on September 1. Acting Governor Frelinghuysen will preside over the Senate in emergencies during the trip. The governor will resume residence in East Orange after Summers at Spring Lake and Sea Girt.
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New Jeraey
Trenton
Port
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhodesland
Providence
Inland Waterways Congress
Fort
New Jersey
Senate
Frelinghuyser
Republcan
Lion
Telegraph Franks Voided by Western Union and Postal
Telegraph franks of Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies are null and void except for officers, agents, employees and their families as allowed by law. Notices urge all others to return franks for cancellation under the Interstate Commerce Act. Violation carries a heavy fine. Patten sells stock exchange seat for 370000, up 8000 from prior sale.
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Western Union and
Postal
Philadelphia
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companien
Interstate Commerce. Act
Infields Outrank Outfield in Baseball Talent
Davie Colina Garry and Baker emerge as top infielders in a country scene. The piece notes four infielders compare favorably to three outfielders across Tigers Pirates and Cube teams. It argues infields have more chance to show value and hints at broader skill distribution among infield positions.
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Davie
Colina
Garry
Baker
Chicago
Tigers
Pirates
Cube
Pippins
Tinké
Outfield and infield quality in early baseball noted
A 19th century baseball appraisal praises outfields and infields across teams. It highlights Clarke Leach Wilson for Detroit Chicago Nationals and Pittsburg, Cobb Crawford Hooper Speaker for Boston, and champions the Philadelphia Americans and Chicago four as strong yet youthful. It compares past greats to present days, noting balanced infields and potential improvements in several clubs while lamenting Pittsburgs uneven defense.
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Detroit
Chicago
Sheekard
Cobb
Crawford
McIntyre
Jones
Lewis
Hooper
Speaker
Boston Red Sox
Davis
Collins
Barry
Roker
Stubl
Gardner
Wagner
Engle
Toston
Chance
Evers
Tinker
Streinfeldt
Merkle
Doyle
Bridwell
Devin
New York
New York Americans
Cincinnatics
Phillies
Pittsburg
Allways
Cleveland
Brooklyn
St. Louis Nationals
New American League Umpire Joins Staff
Col Coltifower, once a pitcher a decade ago, joins the American League umpiring staff to fill the vacancy left by Jack Sherman’s retirement. He came from the South Atlantic leagues where he pitched for the Gereland club in 1809.
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Coltifower
Col Nffower
Jack Sherman
Wercomer
Gereland
Masa
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National and Eastern League results show Cleveland and Washington posting mixed scores while Chicago, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia register wins. Standings feature Boston, New York, Pittsburgh, and St Louis in varied positions with numerous batteries listed for each game.
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Ooklyni
Chicago
Bate
Hattonie Kaetzer
McIntyre
Brooklyn
Cole
Archer
Rucker Erwich
New
Pittsburg
New York
Atterlen
Wie
Giveon
Druck
Boyton
Bston
Loula
Mattern
Rariden
Corridon, Phelps
Philadelphia
Philadephia
Stack
Dooin
Beebe
Clarke
Brennan
Doolin
Hurns
McLean
Rcwl. PO
Pittghry
Ice Cream Health Rules Target Bacteria Tips
State Board of Health enforces safety in ice cream with new tests and labeling rules. It sets limits on bacteria and toxins, requires disclosure of flavoring and coloring, and mandates placards on carts and menus in eateries, though enforcement is not active yet.
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State’ Board of Health
Maryland
Iniele
Luis
Health’ Department
Restaurante Sid Hotelsiunt Aude
White Sox Versus Highlanders Clash Noted
Fragmentary report notes a White Sox batter facing the New York Highlanders in an August matchup. Emerson of Monson Mass.
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Sele
White’ Sox
New York Highlanders
Emerson
Monson Mass
Stamford Conn
Tulane Stadium Ready for Amateur Athletic Championship
Tulane University in New Orleans prepares to host the Amateur Athletic Union national championship in October. About 5,000 has been spent on the field with new pits for jumping and vaulting, a football gridiron, and basketball courts completed. The 1,000-yard track and 220-yard straightaway are among the nation’s best, modeled after Jamestown and St Louis exporitions. The city government is building the meet, and businesses and civic groups are aiding, with an additional 3,000 sent to Secretary Salvat in New York to cover athletes’ expenses. Government and citizens’ support aim to eliminate criticism of awarding the meet to New Orleans.
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New Orleans University
Tulane
New Orleans
Nationas
Amateu Athletic Union
Jamestown
St.Louis
Salvat
New York
World coinage planned by Ostwald exposition
Leipzig professor Ostwald, renowned for lecturing at Columbia and Harvard in 1905, proposes a universal world coinage to ease international commerce. He has been invited by the Berlin Merchants and Manufacturers association to present his idea, with a public exposition planned for Saudelet or October.
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Leipzig
Berlin
Wilheit
Ostwald
Germany
Savanth
Columbia
Larvard
Hge
Merchants Yond Manufacturers’ Association
Saudelet
Era
I Ing
Ostwalt
Why the Athletics Lead In Pitching Mastery
Connie Mack masterfully manipulates pitchers avoiding regular rotation. He often rests stars up to ten days by choosing opponents seen as favorable. Cy Morgan and mob are discussed as someone Mack may move on, while others like Plank, Krause, Atkins face the speed trio.
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Corinie Mack
Hie
Athletics
Connie ‘Mack
Mack
Krause
Morgan
Bender
Plank
Coombs
Dygert
Tuston
Plank, Krause
Atkins
Speed Boys
Cy Morgan
John J. Taylor
Boston Red Sox
Alassachusetts
Connie “Mack
Vic Schlitzer
Cy. Morgan Seas
John Irving
Connie Mack
Cy Sooke
Mick
Philadelphia
Charles Albert Bender
John W. Coombs
War on Hat Salutes Prompts German Greeting Debate
A Darstadt society denounces hat tipping as unpatriotic and wasteful, urging the military greeting as proper. Elders of Darmstadt are seen standing at attention with heads bowed, reflecting a nationalistic shift in etiquette. In a separate note, Mrs Edison’s Boston terrier is found in Firlate, after straying from the Edison home near Burlington, NJ, last August.
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Darmatadt Society
Sayat
Society For the Promotion of
Daratadt
Cus
Europe
Grenadiera
Darni‘stadt
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Burlington
Jaktitere Sackville
Soisetan
Bristol
Baseball Tips and Questions From The Era
Johnny Evers shows Johnny Kling can regain old form in throwing and hitting. Walter Johnson struggles when Street is out, while Becken dorf and Henry fail to catch him. Brean gbao pitches against Brooklyn, Bresiaban began as a pitcher then catcher. Reds steal many bases yet score few runs. Boston Americans boast best throwing outfield Speaker Te
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Johnny
Evers Anys
Johnny Kling
Walter Johnson
Washington
Street
Beckendorf
Henry
Breangbao
Brooklyn
Bresiaban
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Americans
Mopper
Dean's Kidney Pills Restore Frederick Man After Civil War
Frank Buckey of 202 Sixth Street Frederick Maryland reports severe kidney pain backache and fatigue from wartime hardships. After trying many remedies he used Dean's Kidney Pills from C B Maln and gained lasting health. The testimonial dated May 1897 notes continued improvement by February 10, 10 and kidney trouble never returned. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co sole US agents Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Frederick
Frank Buckey
Ays
Street
C. BE. Maln
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