Child Prodigy Cherie Stoner Shines In Early Learning
Cherie Stoner, child prodigy daughter of Colonel J B Stoner and Mrs Lila Stoner, surpasses peers in language and memory. Her mother, Esperanto advocate, describes early training inspired by William James Sidis, with Cherie composing verse at age three and reading Virgil by age two. Cherie’s talents draw attention from professors like George Macloskie of Princeton, though her mathematics remain modest compared with Sidis.
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Howe Bug Catcher and Freight Train Telephones
A curious inventor in Oregon creates a pest trap using a barrel with a fruit scent and a lantern to lure insects and other pests into liquid. Separately, one eastern railroad plans to equip freight trains with telephones for breakdown warnings between stations.
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Imitation Gems Warned by British Museum Expert
A gem expert from the British Museum warned buyers that sapphires and rubies can now be produced artificially in nearly perfect conditions. The difference between mined stones and laboratory stones may be imperceptible, with synthetic gems the latest in perfections. European brokers are lending on rubies, causing a slump in value, while czarist gems in St. Petersburg fetch high insured value.
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Timmerman Versatile Cubs Utility Man Makes Good
E Timmerman, versatile Cubs utility man, excels at all positions from second to center field. He shows strong fielding, aggressive baserunning, and productive hitting. With Hofman aging and Chance considering a managerial role, Timmerman could earn a permanent center field berth, while Schulte and Sheckard vie for outfield spots and first base. The Cubs rely on a deep bench of substitutes to stay active all season.
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London Boxers Form A Trust To Regulate Wages And Standards
London boxers form a union to shield fighters from grafting promoters and set wage scales by class. They aim to recognize boxing as a respectable sport and act as an employment bureau, insisting on competent referees at all clubs and promoters. The move follows distrust of managers who fail to pay fair sums after a fight.
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New Orleans Plans Thirty Day Winter Horse Meet
Thirty day horse racing is planned in New Orleans at the city park course this winter. No betting allowed except individual wagers among visitors and no books or systems to avoid law violations. Five or six races daily with purses around 200 dollars, special races offered, potential extension to Thanksgiving day and Christmas season if successful.
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Nape to Play Rede President Accepts Challenge
Cleveland club president Charles Somers announced he had accepted a challenge from the Cincinnati National Hague club to decide a leader in a future event. The brief statement signals plans for a forthcoming contest between the teams.
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English professor testifies on gambling joint meaning
Professor Matthews, an English expert, described Clark's block as a gambling joint during a Wakefield court trial. He explained that a joint is a place where men gather to gamble and bet money, revealing deep knowledge of gambling places and methods.
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BASE BALL SCORES AND EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS
Baseball scores from yesterday list American League games at Detroit and Chicago with Cleveland and St Louis losses, plus scattered standings for the leagues and today’s schedule. Notable items include a $25,000 gems theft in Providence and arrests in New York linked to assaults on sailors.
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Town and County Happenings Featured in Local Page
A compact report notes ongoing events and activities across town and county, detailing community gatherings, local meetings, and civic notices with emphasis on participation and upcoming dates. The piece highlights neighborhood improvements, school events, and public service updates shaping the local scene.
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