Rockefeller Seeks Truth in Memoir on Standards and Corporations
John D. Rockefeller writes in World's Work about his life in business, the Standard Oil era, and the future of the modern corporation. He defends direct consumer selling, cautions on corporate suspicion, and supports federal incorporation to harmonize laws while urging fair treatment of foreign investors and ongoing philanthropy plans.
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Submarine Warship Promises Atlantic Crossing
Holland of East Orange New Jersey claims a deep sea submarine can cross the Atlantic and revolutionize warfare. He says the boat will travel at high speed with a crew of five, be clearl y shaped, and withstand 200 feet depth while firing torpedoes twice as fast as existing ones. Plans were offered to the US Navy but were discouraged.
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Modest jesting ends in common sefus say critics
A Louisville Courier Journal humorist joked that his lines were rotten as a sign of modesty. A friend corrected him saying the flaw is his common sefus in print, reflecting local wit.
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They Certainly Keep It Dusted and Women as Speech Custodians
A fragment underscores the New York World view that women guard speech and deserve much credit for improvements in American English. The remark contrasts gender roles with language cultivation and social standards.
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New York World
Ex change of guarded feelings between siblings
A clipped exchange reveals a strain between two siblings as one hints at emotional distance while the other resists losing their sisterly bond. The dialogue implies unspoken sentiment and a growing ache in their relationship.
Traveling Man Recalls Rescue On Eastbound Train
Sam A. Garber describes a medical emergency on a Pendleton to TaGrande run. A passenger collapsed in the smoking car and Garber administered Derien’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to restore the traveler, then distributed the medicine to others aboard.
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World Series Rivalry Sets Stage for Hard Won Crown
The article outlines tight pennant chases in both the National and American leagues as 1908 World Series approaches. It notes past series where champions rested too early and contrasts with this season where both contenders emerged from fiercely fought campaigns without easing up. It highlights the four umpire decision by the National Commission as a notable move.
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Managers Shape Wins Not Stars in American League
The article argues that star players do not automatically win games for managers and that Joe Jones’ strategic leadership with the White Sox can lift a team despite weaker batting or fielding. It notes strong individual skill in teams like St Louis Cleveland Detroit and Chicago but credits managerial tact for leading the White Sox. It also discusses the World Series offering rewards to umpires as well as players and owners, urging liberal prize sharing.
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Carlisle Football Plans for Pacific Coast Holiday Trip
Carlisle likely travels to the Pacific coast for Christmas with plans to face Washington State College in Spokane on Christmas Day and then the University of Oregon on New Year’s Day. Walter Johnson of the Washington Americans is praised as a remarkable pitcher despite a lingering illness this season.
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Joe Notter Tops Keene Stable Jockeys This Season
Joe Notter, riding J R Keene's Masketto in the Futurity at Sheepshead Bay, is hailed as the top jockey this season, echoing past greats Snapper Garrison and Tod Stone. Observers note Notter's superior horse handling, pace judgment, and late finishes, with comparisons to Walter Miller who led last year.
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Cleveland Naps Batter Leaders Spark Winning Run
Cleveland's surprising late season surge in the American League is credited to key hitters Goode Stovall Lajoie and Birmingham. Joss Liebhardt and a strengthened manager have sparked improved batting and fielding, notably Lajoie's stellar defense at second base. Remis backs up behind the plate with solid catching and bat, while Clarke's throwing and hitting remain valued though passings rebuke the backstop. Canadian hockey also gains notice as Ottawa aims to sign Marty Walsh to bolster Stanley Cup prospects next season.
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Theory and Practice in Baseball Leadership
A compact note explains that planning a team on paper and giving owners advice is simpler than executing a winning game strategy. It emphasizes the difference between theory and on-field performance and hints at the challenges owners face in translating plans into results.
Baseball Scores From St Louis Chicago and Detroit
The report lists several 1900 era baseball scores: St Louis 12 New York 1 in the first game with Peily Spencer Warhop Miah Swesney for New York. second game New York 5 Loula 2 ending in darkness after 2 innings. Chicago 2 Boston 2 in 10 innings due to darkness. Detroit 4 Washington 1 with Batterson Kiilan Schmidt lingher Street. Cleveland Athletics with rain. standings show Boston and Cleveland near top in the league.
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Two-Headed Baby Alive in Bridgeport Hospital
Bridgeport reports a two headed baby weighing eight pounds born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Falen. Both mother and baby are in Bridgeport hospital and doing well. Doctors and nurses say the child will live. In Waterbury a high school football player Fred Balthazar died from a fractured spine suffered in a practice game last week.
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Two Guilty of Murder in Indiana Case
Johnstown PennsylvaniaSeptember 29 Bruno Carbone and Joe Veltra Italian youths found guilty of first degree murder after thirty minutes of jury deliberation for the killing of aged Robert Toxier near Glen Campbell Indiana.
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Bir Gavan Duffy Recalled by Two Loyal Supporters
Bir Gavan Duffy once won a seat in Victoria by a single vote and, while visiting his constituents, was greeted with unusual warmth by an Irish fellow countryman. “And 0,” he quipped, “you were one of my supporters.” “No, sir,” came the reply, “I was two of them.”
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The Boss Bot Conscience Clash Reported by Washington Star
A playful exchange is quoted between a New York politician and a boss figure. The politician asserts dominance over even his own conscience while the boss asserts authority. The line reflects a witty, sharp political dynamic from the era.
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