World Series Schedule And Officials Set
The article outlines the world series plan with dates in Philadelphia and Chicago, notes travel by train, and lists assigned umpires Shoekdap and Connally for the American League and Migler for the National League. It mentions business reps John Teydler and Robert McRoy and possible league changes if weather disrupts games.
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Philddelputa
Cubs
Philadelphia
Chirag
Thurway
Chiesigo
Chicky
Saturtay
Ron
Chicaga
Chedge
Cago
Atenecessites
Df Cola
Tmpires
Wille Shoekdap
Connally
O'Pas
Migler
Spinis
Bt. Louis
Richtesy
John Teydler
Robert McRoy
Commission Ann
sBheau
InsChicago
New York
Cinicingati
Cleveland Americans
Orgadsa
de 'Ac Fletcher
Cincinnati
Tua
Rome
Reds
Qzifiths
Chance
Griff
Aligh
Johnny Evers
Basia
Simestun
Chicago
Vice
Sylvanie
National League standings and team records
The page lists NL teams and records with W L percentages. Entries include New York, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Philadelphia, and Boston, with figures like 96 48 for Chicago and 88 88 for New York, plus percentages and point tallies in a condensed standings section.
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National League
Sue McLean
G Brookiyt
Girl from Vienna Brings 2 Brothers to New York
A Viennese girl arranges emigration for two brothers, aiding passage to the United States and securing work in New York. Her successful efforts inspire others from the family to emigrant, with most brothers now employed around New York while the parents and one sister remain near Vienna.
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York
Amerien
New York
Tufer
Americau
Vienna
U.S. Leads in Coal Output in 1909 Figures
Washington reports from a British publication show the United States with 690,438 coal workers producing 226,652,000 tons in 1908. U.K. production per worker ran about 271 tons, while total 1909 world coal output across ten nations was estimated at 958,674,000 tons valued at $1.854 billion, with 81,731 workers.
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United Kingdom
Washington
Human of Manufactures of
Th ‘Department of Commece and Labor
United States
United ‘Kingdom
Russia
Sweden
Germany
Belgium
France
Spain
Austria
Hungary
Japan
Bolte Republican Ticket Split Shocks New York
Charles H. Young longtime Republican club president resigns and vows support for the Democratic slate led by Joan A. Dix. He predicts if Meary J. Stimson becomes governor, Theodore Roosevelt will be nominated for president in 1913.
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Bolte Republican
New York
Charles H. Young
Republican Club
Patt
Hughes
Republican’ Club
Hta
Joan A. Dix
Young
Meary J. Stimson
Goveror
Theodore Roosevelt
ZEMO SOAP Promised To End Dandruff And Itching
An old advertisement claims ZEMO SOAP and ZENO treatment will stop itching and cleanse the scalp, eradicating dandruff caused by a germ beneath the skin. It touts Williamson's Drug Store as a supplier and promotes a single regimen of ZEMO SOAP and ZENO for all ages.
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Williamson
America
Deceived in love ending in tragedy at Atlantic City
Miss Howe, longtime Walnut Street Theatre manager, reportedly threw herself into the sea on a Sunday after discovering her wealthy admirer, Walter Crimpton, was only a waiter. Her body washed ashore at Somers Point with farewell notes to Crimpton, who denied involvement. Howe, an expert milliner, earned about $2000 yearly and stayed at a fashionable hotel before the fatal act.
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Frank
Philadelphia
Walnut
God
Atlantic Avenue
Walter Crampton
Walter
Mies
Miliner
Dench Front
American Grapes Compete With Europe's Top Quality
Lewiston Idaho grape grower Rudolph Schleisher reports after trips to Great Britain and continental Europe that Northwest vineyards can rival the best in France and Italy. He says European markets pay high prices for fancy grapes, and with a European outlet Northwest vineyards could fetch 400 to 6000 dollars per acre, boosting net incomes to 400 dollars per acre or more.
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Europe
Rudolph Schiletsher
Lewiston
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Schietsher
Great’ Britain
Schleisher
Clearwater
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
United States
California
France
Italy
Beat
Delaware Population Rises in Thirteenth Census
Delaware’s population reaches 202,322 in the thirteenth census, up 17,587 from 184,785 in 1900, a 9.5 percent gain. County totals show Kent 123,185, Sussex 46,413, New Castle not listed, amid a broader report from Washington dated Oct 4. The article weaves in literary snippets and assorted remarks.
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Washington
Delaware
Kent
Ae New Cantle
Sussex
Seers Predict Hard Winter Across New Jersey and Iowa
Uncle Hiram Hillbourne of Late City and local forecasters in New Jersey and Iowa predict a severe winter. Reports cite thicker tree cover, abundant nuts, goose bones, and farmers ordering heavy clothing as evidence of a hard, long season ahead.
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Hiram Hillbourne
Ailinodrie
Alrat
Moses
Bilanimale
New Jersey
Orange Mountain
Famed Swords in Welsh Eisteddfods and Palace Displays
The article surveys famous ceremonial swords, noting the seven foot Edward II sword at Westminster Abbey and a six foot two inch weapon likened to a Godfrey de Bouillon blade. It mentions a jeweled sword gifted by Egyptians to Lord Wolseley valued at 19,000 and a Persian shah’s blade rumored to be worth around 1,000,000, with debates about its existence and immense diamond inlays.
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Westminster Abbey
Godfrey ‘de Bouillon
Europe
Persia
Baroda
Waters Review of Burley Bill Sparks Demon Legend
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Rev. Waters examining a bill about Burley and a demon figure described as one-eyed and low-brotr ted, with references to Cactus. Content is unclear and reads as stray phrases rather than a coherent news item. No clear persons, organizations, places, or dates.
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Mr. Waters
Bill Burley
Lim
Fragments Reflect a Courtly Exchange on Bad Luck
In London readers ponder a lordship's remark about superstition and unlucky days. The exchange recalls a past misfortune and the challenge of belief versus ridicule as a fortnightly column cites Gentlewoman style prose from the era.
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Happé
London
Gentlewoman
iLIQUID CURES ECZEMA CLAIMS ADVERTISING
An ad touts an injectable liquid wash claimed to cure eczema and other skin diseases by killing germs and soothing skin. It cites a 2 cent trial bottle promising instant relief, naming a storefront on North Market Street in an unnamed city.
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Dnatant Rélles
Osas
Wilttamaon
Market Street
Mantel and Decor Store Ad Improves Home Furnishings
An old notice from Merul Fp. Moberly at 142 West Patrick Street offers painting, paper hanging and decorating, mantels and tiling. The ad highlights harmony with room decorations, beauty and utility, aiming to furnish rooms with refined woodwork and wood mantels.
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Moberly
IRU
West Patrick St
Febidiy
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