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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1901

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TOWA Socialists Creed A Scientific Labor Solution

Des Moines reports the state Socialistic party convention nominated a ticket aligned with the United Socialistic party platform from Indianapolis. It proclaims socialism as a scientific labor solution, opposes competition for bread and capitalist control, and seeks a cooperative commonwealth with collective ownership of production and distribution. Minor items follow.

Des Moines Socialistic party United Socialistic party Indianapolis Ind Reason Denver Elizabeth Daofme Arapahoe County Hospital

McKinley Heads Pan American Exposition Visit

Buffalo September six reports President McKinley and Mrs McKinley leading a vast crowd at the Pan American Exposition. He praised reciprocity and the Isthmian canal while calling isolation undesirable. A luncheon followed with diplomats and officials.

Slavia Isthmian Canal Buffalo McKinley esplanade Exposition grounds Bidine Canada Wilson diplomatic corps Senor Don Manuel de Azpiroz Mexicco Duke de Arcos Daniel N. Lockwood James Wilson navy Hobson the Merrimac Niagara Falls London President McKinley Europe Standard

Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the Major Leagues

American League games included Detroit beating Philadelphia 9 to 4 in the first game and 2 to 4 in the second, and Chicago splitting with Washington 3 to 9 and 7 to 3. Milwaukee hosted Boston with Milwaukee failing to score in the cited line. National League action showed New York vs Pittsburgh tied 1 to 76 innings dark, and Philadelphia defeating Chicago 7 to 4. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 4 to 0 in 200 innings. St Louis topped Boston 6 to 3.

New York Pittsburg Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati

Standing of the Clubs in the National and American Leagues

League standings fragment shows partial records for NL teams including Pittsburgh, Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, St Louis, and New York with win totals and winning percentages. The AL section lists Chicago, Baltimore, Boston, Washington, Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, with partial wins, losses, and percentages. The OCR text is incomplete and contains garbled numbers.

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Memorial Statue of Queen Victoria Unveiled in Ottawa

During the Duke and Duchess of York visit to Ottawa on September 20 a new memorial statue of Queen Victoria was unveiled. The bronze statue by Montreal sculptor Philippe Herbert is Verde sized, mounted on a granite shaft, and cost $18,000.

Civic Federation Pittsburg New York Schwab Amalgamated Association United States Steel Corporation Mitchell steel corporation Schwa QUEEN VICTORIA OTTAWA Duke and Duchess of York Philippe Herbert Montreal Paria

Ecuadoran invasion plan shocks observers in Cali

Dispatch from Cali reports Ecuador intending to invade Colombia under Plaza amid neutrality aims. Speculation says the Wenador faction may direct the push near the border before Plaza asserts control. Objective cited as Panama with possible aid to Colombian revolutionaries.

Plaza Washington Ecuador Colombia Cali department Cauca Senor Plaza Venezuela Wenador Panama Nica- Tagua Kansas Pittsburg Kan Richardson miners’ union Johnson

Blacklist to punish NL players who joined AL

At a meeting of American League magnates a blacklist was created listing eight NL players who signed with the AL last spring then jumped back to the NL. Names include Christy Mathewson Dineen Denzer Luther Taylor Roger Denzer Willis Sheckard and Heldrick. Decisions on transfers and future arrangements were left unsettled.

Chicago American Christy Mathewson Dineen Boston Roger Denzer Luther Taylor New York Victor Willis Bostons Davis Pittsburgs Sheckard Brooklyns Emmet Heldrick St. Louis Pittsburg

Columbia to defend America's Cup against Shamrock 17

The New York Yacht Club selects the Columbia, champion of 1899, to race the Shamrock 17 for the America's Cup after a two hour meeting. Senator positions report Columbia's consistent performances over Constitution and Lipton’s crew expresses cautious optimism. British press hopeful but not overconfident. Independence protests exclusion.

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