Cubs Change Hands in Major League Baseball Sale
Chicago trades Taft holdings for 500000 to Charles Weeghman, making him majority owner of the Cubs. The move ends years of ownership upheaval and is tied to the peace treaty with the Federal league. Officials resign as Weeghman takes control at North Side Park in Chicago.
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Charles PL Taft
Charles Weeghman
Albert G. Spalding
Cmuminati
Federal League
United States District Court
K. M. Landis
Gov. Tener
National League
Cubs
Charles Thomas
R. B. Cook
Tener
Charles al Schmalztig
Taft
Chicago Federal League
Weeghman
B. B. Johnson
Chicago Cubs Relocate Games to North Side of City
The Cubs will play on the North Side of the American League, moving from the West Side. A check misstep delayed stock transfer as Weeghman addressed Bresnahan’s contract and potential Toledo purchases, with steps to handle future payroll and arrangements.
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Chicago Cubs
North Side
Weeghman
Roger Bresnahan
Little Pal Meets the Monster at Fourth Street Paving
A meeting was held last summer on the Fourth Street paving attended by Mayor Abbott, Corporation Counsel Inghram, and Superintendent of Streets Oehlmann to settle a legal will and accept a dower or legal share.
Deranged woman hangs children in Lyons home
In Alloway near Lyons New York on Thursday Mrs Edward Payne 36 hanged her four year old daughter and two year old son and then herself with clotheslines from a ceiling hook Mr Payne returning from work found the bodies. He said his wife had acted strangely in recent days. Floods in North Holland subsiding as water falls.
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Lyons
N. Y
Edward Payne
Alloway
SSB Cages Saints In Close Boat Club Scrimmage
In a tight practice game at the South Side Boat Club gym Thursday night, SSB C defeated St Peter’s Evangelical church team by 16 to 17. The roster included Kilemme Reese Brinkeetter Spilker Rhine Lymenstull Middendorf and Guth among others.
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St. Peter's
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Reese
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Spilker Rhine
Lymenstull Middendorf
Foo
Tluear Mever
Guth
Quincy High Meets Carthage Tonight
The Quincy High basketball team leaves for Carthage for a game against Carthage High School this evening. They will stay overnight in Carthage and travel to Keokuk on Saturday for a Saturday afternoon contest. The lineup mirrors previous games.
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Quincy High
Carthage
Carthage High School
Keokuk
Wildfires Take Two From St Paul Starters
The Wildfires won two of three games against the Starters in the St Paul bowling league on South Park alleys last night. Scores shown include Starters 5575 589 631 and Wildfires 0.4 667 640.
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St. Paul
South Park
National Rifle Shoot Yields High Scores at Quincy Club
The Quincy Rifle Club gallery on Maine Street hosted a Thursday night National Rifle competition. Scores included Cook leading with 186, Young 181, Ehart 173, Simmonds 155, and Gertenbach 15S.
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Maine Street
Young
Simmonds
Cook
Ehart
Gertenbach
Expect League Meet Tuesday in Rock Island Question
Probable settlement of Rock Island question likely to prompt a session call by the Three Heads. The article notes a league meet is scheduled for Tuesday, with implications for governing bodies and potential legislative action.
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Rock
Many Changes Expected In Three-I League Plan
Island City may be out of Three-I plans as Rock Island questions loom. Directors of the Three-I league to meet in Moline next week to settle winter issues. Quincy club eyeing a new team and possible player sales after the session. Rock Island favors Three-L league, fans to follow higher authority if needed. Daily word on league meeting as February nears signals baseball changes.
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Rock Island
Moline
Quincy
Rock Island Team Burlington Promise From Central Association
Town January 21 President Justice asserts the Central Association will place a team in Rock Island as a pledge to local fans. He stays vague on which club may be eliminated, noting that a settlement plan will be pursued soon.
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Burlington
Justice
Central Association
Rock Ishkind
Cty
Bartenders Supreme Triumph and Narrow Loss on Bowling Night
The Bartenders defeated Allied Printers two games to one in Labor Temple bowling league action. Game scores show Allied Printers 665 and 665, while the Bartenders posted 785 746 and 701 across the three games.
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Allied Printing Trade
Labor Temple
Allied Printers
Sports Triumph Over Submarines At Tansmann Hall
The Sports defeated the Submarines Thursday evening at Tansmann's hall. Final scores show Sports leading with 686 to Submarines 668, then 666, and 667 in a high scoring game.
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Tansmann’s Hall
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An 1915 testimonial extols Sloan's Liniment as a universal pain killer with no rubbing, claiming relief from stiffness after wet feet and a long feverish march, attributed to Druggists and shown in a Berkeley reader letter.
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Sloan
Marvin HH. Loister
Berkeley
Cal
Settlement report filed in bankruptcy of industrial alliance
The final report by trustee C. H. Wood on the Industrial Alliance co operative grocery at Ninth and State streets was mailed to the U S district court in Springfield. Creditors received 76 12 percent of amounts due, exceeding expectations. stockholders likely lost their investments.
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C. H. Wood
Industrial Alliance
Ninth and State Streets
United States District Court
Springfield
Local Board Approves Improvement Bonds For Sewers
The local improvements board met in Mayor Abbott’s office on Thursday afternoon to issue bonds for deferred payments on past year upgrades. Bonds were issued to cover sewers built in the northeast city area along North Eleventh street.
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Board of Local
Abbott
North Eleventh Street
Probate notes in county court deal with Mary H. Morgan estate
In the estate of Mary H. Morgan the county court notes a certificate filed by George T. Moskau renouncing all claims to any devises or provisions. The action marks a formal step in probate proceedings for the deceased.
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Mary H. Morgan
George T. Moskau
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