North Side Banished Gambler Crowe From North Side
LIL-Pat Crowe once a gambler and kidnapper was banished from the Chicago North Side after a $304 fine posted by Municipal Judge Caverly. Crowe was arrested again within a week and vowed to stay away. He agreed to move to his sister’s farm in South Dakota, with a $240 fine pending if he returned.
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North Side
Chicago
Lil—Pat Crowe
Edward Cudahy
Caverly
Crowe
Judge Caverly
South Dakota
Hermit Beggar Dies Leaving £50,000 Bank Books
Mi chae F Sullivan aged eighty six lived as a recluse in a shack at 511 Jones Street San Francisco California He was found dead in bed and bank books under the mattress showed that he had substantial funds from charity and begging over the years
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San Francisco
Calif
Michae F. Sullivan
Jones Street
Sullivan Fortune and Will Disclosed in San Francisco
Police investigate the death of a man identified as Sullivan whose will leaves $5,000 cash to his sister Mary A Sullivan of Cuta New York and the balance in trust. Bank balances cited include $18,172 at Hibernian Bank and $26,700 at the San Francisco Savings Union with other sums in several banks. A letter to Maud from his sister warns of trouble while a coroner notes the man had been missing three days before the discovery of his body.
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Sullivan
Mary A. Sullivan
Cuta
N. Y
San Francisco
Slater
Mutual
People's Nome Sevings Union
Sailer
lefKncorn
La Grande Fire Destroys Packing Plant
In La Grande Oregon a fire destroyed the Grand Ronde Packing Company plant with an estimated loss of 16000 dollars. The blaze consumed the ice plant and a stock of lard and fresh meat, but insurance is reported as fair.
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la Grande
la Grande, Or
Grand Ronde Packing Company
Fair
The Best Plaster for Dampened Affected Parts
An ad-like claim asserts the best plaster, dampened with Chamberlain's liniment, bound on affected areas, is superior to a plaster and costs only one tenth as much. Sold by all dealers.
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All Dealere
Paker Oregon Campaign Aims to Raise 25000
A campaign in Paker Oregon launched with a banquet to solicit funds for a $25,000 M A building. Organizers plan a vigorous effort to reach the goal.
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Paker
Ore
Journal announces grand eleven story newspaper building
The Portland Journal reveals plans to erect an eleven story steel frame fireproof building at Seventh and Yamhill streets costing about 350000 to 450000 dollars. The structure will host presses in the basement with three large machines visible from the sidewalk, a modern ventilating system, Oregon stone trim, terra cotta and brick exterior, and 128 offices for outside tenants.
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Pendleton
CLS
Jackson Fed the Journal
Journal
Seventh and
Yamhill Streets
Portland
Exchutively
Secon
Nighthlife
Uti Lobb
Paheb
City
Yarehill Street
Reed Pros
San Francisco
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Aged Retired Rancher Weds Nurse in Spokane
Freewater Oregon report states 78 year old L. Smith, widower five months, married 56 year old nurse Mrs. L Berry after a romance begun during a Spokane visit for pneumonia recovery. Smith, a retired rancher, arrived with his bride in Freewater.
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Spokane
Freewater
Ore
L. Smith
Bal lard's Horehound Syrup Ad Brightens Throat Cough Relief
Tickling in the throat and hoarseness signal the need for Bal lard's Horehound Syrup. It eases the lungs quiets the cough and restores health in the bronchial tubes. Prices 25c 60c and 51.00 per bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen and Bros.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Farmer Near City Ends Life by Hanging in Neighbor’s Well
Dr Thomas Barnes a farmer six miles northeast of the city committed suicide by hanging in a neighbor's well. He had been unsettled for about three weeks but his family believed he was improving.
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fEinterprise
Thomas Barnes
Barnes
Trustworthy Cough Remedy for Children Advised
Do not trifle with a cold for prudent men and women. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is touted as safe and effective for coughs and colds in children. Sold by all dealers.
Winning Score Not Legal in World Series Game
New York reports a disputed run by Captain Larry Doyle in the tenth inning for Westerly Giants against the Philadelphia Athletics. Umpire William J. Klem says Doyle did not touch the base, so the run should have been an out and the inning a tie if appealed. Darkness limited further play.
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New York
Larry Doyle
Westerly
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
William J. Klem
Chilef Doyle
Klem
Doyle
Wolgast and Welsh Set for Thanksgiving Title Fight
Los Angeles reports confirm the Wolgast versus Welsh lightweight title bout will go ahead. Wolgast plans to arrive about November 1, with Welsh posting a $1000 forfeit. Aaron Long says Welsh will have him in Los Angeles before November 16.
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Los Angeles
Wolgast- Welsh
Thomas J. McCarey
Woilgast
Freddie Welsh
Wolgast
McCarey
Aaron Long
Welsh
Representatve
Sporting Writer Named President in Pacific Canal League
Sporting writer Allen T. Baum is slated to be elected president of the Pacific Canal baseball league at the November directors meeting. Cwl Ewing and most directors favor Baum who would devote his time to league affairs. Judge Graham resigns from the league presidency amid age concerns.
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San Francisco
Cwl Ewing
Pacific Canal Baseball League
Allen T. Baum
Ewing
Oupen Baum
Graham
Graham Chief Stockholder of Sacramento Club Formed
Graham of Sacramento club in the Pacific Coast league became chief stockholder by buying John L Taylor of the Boxton American club. The deal completed here gives Graham 16,000 of the 24,006 shares of the company.
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San Francisco
Charles Graham
Sacramento Club
Pacific Coast League
John L Taylor
Boxton American Club
Powell to Meet Prayne in Oakland Wheelman Show
Powell and Johnny Frayne will box the main event at the Oakland Wheelmen show Tuesday night. Wehtiweights are listed, with Gal Ort and 36-Trew Powell among the participants announced today.
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Powell
Prayne
Oakland
Gal
Ort
Trew
Johnny Frayne
Woman seeks divorce over forced overalls and farm toil
Mrs Mary Harrell of Waterlow, Stockton, seeks divorce from Frank H Harrell alleging cruelty and failure to provide. She says she was compelled to wear overalls and milk twenty cows daily since their 1906 marriage, performing work beyond her strength while Harrell remains a farmer of modest means.
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Stockton
Cal
Mary Harrell
Waterlow Bie
Frank H Harrell
Wharrall
Bella Rong
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Warnegnod
Maud
Wilton
Ruskin
B. C
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Lodge Gate
Denholme
Allen
Choheally
Foun
Ventrees Station
Francis BE
Wilson
Jackson's
Seventh
Vambill Streets
Welsit
Gen
Arthur
M. A. Gunst ¢& Co
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Oregon Motor CO
E. Court ST
DR. Gray
Bowman
Tila
Umatilla County
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Oregon Agricultural College
Tri-County Development League
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Morrow
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Portland, Ore
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