Pendleton Fans Meet to Decide Season Fate
A meeting of Pendleton fans is set for tonight at the Commercial Association rooms to decide if the team will finish the Tri-state league season. With expenses rising and receipts uncertain, citizens must rally to fund the club or face disbandment and loss of player sales. The Buckaroos travel to Walla Walla this week and, if finishing, will host Boise and La Grande before concluding in Boise.
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Pendleton
Commercial Association
la Grande
Walla Walla
Bears
Boise
Union County
Champ After Big Coin Bout With Packey Wolgast
Chicago reports Packey McFarland and Ad Wolgast near finalizing a ten round lightweight title bout set for Madison Square Garden on September 20 or 27. Officials await official announcement as Wolgast travels from Cadillac to finalize plans and secure the bout.
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Chicago
Packey McFarland
Ad Wolgast
Wolf East
Cadillac
Mich
Packey
Madison Square Garden
Wolgast McFarland Title Fight Talks Near Agreement
Wolgast pressed for a 22 600 purse with Packey McFarland as the rival, Emil Thiry driving a hard bargain and Ad John insisting on the money. Thiry awaits confirmation from Billy Gibson for a Garden Club bout while Tom Jones convalesces in California. Wolgast plans Cadillacs and farm work as he eyes a New York bout and Thiry notes Packey’s mourning and three weeks to prepare until September 1.
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Wolgast
Emil Thiry
Packey
Cadillac
Thiry
Packey McFarland
McFarland
Billy Gibson
Chicago
New York
Walters Chooses Tri-State Players for Next Season
Carl Junk Walters famed for practice with the Indians and solid play for La Grande Tri-State returns home. He notes his batting around .276 and high fielding marks as first baseman, while teammates Mays Pitman Leonard King Augustine and Harmon are eyed for advancement next year.
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Carl
Junk Walters
Indians
la Grande
King
Augustie
Harmon
Foster Company
Walters
Augustus
Bob Brown
Joe Cohn
Leonard
Pitmin
Walla Walla
Spokane Spokesman-Review
French tribute to Rousseau at Pantheon dedication
Paris marked the bicentenary of Jean Jacques Rousseau with fetes in Paris Geneva and Ermenonville birth and death places. The official ceremony featured President Fallieres taking part in the Pantheon dedication of Rousseau's monument as part of commemorations connected to the philosopher.
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Sorbonne
Fiies
Rousseau
Pantheon
Fallieres
Motrument
Paris
Jean Jacques Flousseau
Geneva
Ermenonville
Partholome
Fullieres
Fousseau
Roug
Farmer praises Chamberlain's remedy for fourteen years
Mr W. B. Gunsalus of near Fleming Pennsylvania reports long term use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family. He endorses the product as an excellent remedy and says it should be available from all dealers.
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W. 8. Gunsalus
Fleming
Wife Wips Husband After Late Night Joy Ride
Mrs. Otto W. Henssler of 3618 Indiana avenue attacked Dr Otto Henssler and a woman companion after tailing a city joy ride with a detective. The incident occurred near 124 East Twenty-second street as the couple returned to a taxicab in the early morning. She later filed for divorce.
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Dr. Henssler
Henssler
Rose Maschik
Marie Wychodil
Katie Doe
Chicago
Otto W. Henssler
Otto Henssler
Indiana Avenue
East Twenty-second Street
Long-Lost Ring Reunites Couple Through Old Marriage Records
In Chelsea, J Franklin Brown’s wedding ring vanished during a Swampscott beach outing three years ago. A Lynn post office clerk, Arthur Getchell, and George F Alles used the inscription and a marriage record lead to Frink and Flossie, revealing Brown’s identity and home at 53 Essex Street Lynn.
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Boston
Mass
J. Franklin Brown
Chelsea
King’s Beach
Swampscott
Arthur Getchell
Lynn
Flossle
Frank
Getchell
George F. Alles
Frink
Flossie
Essex Street
Filossle
Florentine Heroic Baseball Player Saves Child
Florence New Jersey fast infielder Leon Horner of the local team saved Loretta Baling from an oncoming engine at the R D Wood Iron foundries where he worked. He leaped from the front footboard and hurled the child to safety as the train rolled over him, narrowly escaping severe injury. The engineer feared Horner was crushed but Horner rolled with the locomotive and grabbed the child to avert tragedy.
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Florence
N. J
Leon Horner
Loretta Baling
R. D. Wood Iron Foundries
Horner
Train broke soldiers protest moonshiner label in Anniston
A Kentucky militia delegation in Anniston objected to being called moonshiners and wildcatters. They disputed reports that they had never ridden a train before the summer maneuvers and denied chewing rabbit tobacco or grooming with cockleburs, asserting their proper training.
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Anniston
Ala
Kentucky
Louisville
Meritorious Chamberlain's Remedy Praised by Temple Writer
Lindsay Scott of Temple Indiana proclaims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy highly meritorious. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Lindsay Scott
Temple
Ind
Monks Affinity Drama In Polish Jail Sends Hearts Aflame
In Piotrkow Russian Poland Helen Macoch, ally of Pauline monk Pather Dalmatius, faces twelve years hard labor for her husband’s murder at Veenstochowa monastery. While imprisoned she receives marriage proposals from America, Maine, Vindivestok, Germany, and Italy. A fellow prisoner’s love letters pass through a cell wall as Dalmatius’s jealousy grows and he denounces her, leaving Helen starved of table and chair.
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Piotrkoff
Poland
Helen Macoch
Pather Dalmatius
Helen
Veenstochowa
America
Maine
Vindivestok
Germany
Italy
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Cure Claim by Fort Wayne Woman
Mise Mikhel Fo Dawkins of 1214 Lafayette St Fort Wayne Indiana says years of catarrh and blood disease ended after two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. She had tried many doctors and remedies with no relief and now feels as well as ever urging others to use Hood's. Available in liquid form and Sarsatabs.
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Philadelphia
Photographers’ Association of America
Frank W. Chambers
Association
Lafayette St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hood
Dalmatian Monk Confesses in Monastery Theft Murder Case
Dalmatian monk Dalmatian Dalmatian confessed to stealing 17000 from a monastery treasury for Helen. He claimed he arranged a marriage between Helen and his cousin Vaclav Ma Coch to preserve a friendship. He admitted killing Vaclav after a dispute over funds from pilgrims to a Virgin Mary painting said to be by St Luke, hiding the body in a sofa and disposing it in a dike.
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Helen
Dalmatian
Vaclay Macoch
Virgin
Luke
Vaclav
Dalmatius
Wanted seven room house to rent request
Wanted or six room house to rent. Apply W. J. Conner at 649 Main Street for details and arrangements.
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W. J. Conner
Main Stret
Don’t Blame Your Over Worked Stomach
An old patent medicine puff promotes Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge as a stomach toner rather than a digester. It claims indigestion stems from parasites and urges regular small doses before meals. The ad asserts sixty years of praise and sells through druggists, Dr D Jayne & Son, Philadelphia.
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Jayne
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
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