Nationals Split Doubleheader With Pirates In Pittsburgh
In a Sept. 4 twin bill from Chicago and Pittsburgh, the Nationals split the series. First game ended 5 to 2 with the visitors securing the win behind strong pitching by Bresnahan and Kandlehner. Second game featured Wright of Boston defeating Cornell likely, with Me Lougstin and Pell cited in postgame notes.
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SBURG
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Nationals
Pat Eader
Adams
Itch
Oh Eistsburgh
Ee Batteriest
Vaughn
Bresnahan
Kandlehner
Hill
Kelly
Gibson
Gams
Tennis Players Equally Divided at Nationals
Forest Hills N Y September 4 The first week of the 24th annual National Tennis Association championship tourney ends with the eastern and western schools tied among the four surviving players. At the West-Side Club courts, William A. Johnston of San Francisco leads the remaining contenders as the event progresses.
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Forest Hills
N. A
National Tennis Association
William AL. “Johnston
San Frayeizco
Thunderer Wins Futurity Stakes at Belmont Park
Thunderer a chestnut colt by Broomstick Jersey Lightning owned by Harry Payne Whitney defeated fellow Broomstick colt Brome by a head to win the Futurity Stakes at Belmont Park. Achieve ment ridden by Borel finished third with 123 pounds. Thunderer carried 122 pounds. Time 1 11 45. Purse $25 000 with about 317 000 to the winner. Heavies included Bromo and jockey Tommy McTaggart. Other starters included Spur Celandria Airman Gillies Libyan Marie Henry Vermont St Rock Fanny Dodge Kilmar Watercress II Primero Feminist among finishers.
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New York
Thunderer
Broomstick
Lightning
Harry ‘Payne Whitney
Belmont’ ‘Park
Brome
L.S. Thomson
Richard E. Carmen
Borel
Yeunyths
Regret
Jon Notter
Bromo
Tommy McTaggart
Spur
Celandria
Airman
Ambassadors Delay Response Over American Shipments
Wallington reports that the British government may face a firm protest from the American ambassador over the release of American owned shipments of German goods held in Rostock under orders in council. State Department officials expect an early reply and conveyed clear dissatisfaction with Britain's explanation that information sought by American importers is withheld due to policy talks between Great Britain and France regarding enemy goods in neutral commerce.
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Wallington
Ambassa ‘der Page ‘Et Lonion
Bryptis
Foreign Office
Rotstegdem
State Department
Department
Polbcy
Great
Britain
France
Police report busy circus day with five arrests
Officers patrolled crowded circus grounds and downtown streets. Arthur Redman was arrested for pilfering a robe from a car at Baldwin Park. William Snyder held for vag rancy. Sarah Simith and Toni Carlin faced charges of peace disturbance and indecent exposure. Tarley Taylor and others questioned about a stolen watch with no trace found.
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Koch
jArthur Redman
Baldwin ‘Park
Scharnhorst
Redman
Tom Ryan
William Snyder
Blackwood
York Street
Sarah Simith
Toni Carlin
Saalig
Hampshire Street
Tarley H. Taylor
Charles Trogdon
Bumster
Vatican clarifies pope stance on peace talks with Wilson
The Vatican states the pope did not send a special message through Cardinal Gibbons to President Wilson. It notes the pope does not intend to initiate peace efforts but is ready to help in any direction. The emphasis is on avoiding misunderstandings and clearly setting the pope's position.
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Rome
Wia
Paris
Gibbons
Wilson
Vatican
Holy See
United States
Good Woman Eliz abeth Brewer Dies in Quincy
Elizabeth Brewer, 37, of 614 Cedar Street Quincy, died yesterday at 9 30 am after bronchial illness. She is survived by husband Floyd, children Mary Ellis Dora and Cora Carter and son Floyd, mother Kadina Hoffman, one brother John Ge Rupp, three sisters Mrs Frank Whitten Mrs Minnie Rupp and Mrs L A Brown. Harry Holmgren visiting from Galesburg attended with his parents at 824 North Third Street. Rev C L Smith returned from East St. Louis after attending the Wood River Baptist Association. he was elected superintendent of missions. Frank F Kestner and Ida Rippel married at Parsonage of St Jacobi Lutheran Church. Gaylord Davison of Springfield to host Mutual Life Insurance luncheon September 10 at Hotel Newcomb.
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Elizabeth Brewer
Cedar’ Street
Quincy
Mary Ellis
Dora
Cora Carter
Floyd Brewer
Kadina Hoffman
John
Ge ‘Rupp
Frank
Whitten
Asburn
Minnie. Rupp
Brown
Harry Holmgren
City
Galesburg
Chas. H. Holmgren
North Third “Street
Baptists’ Convention
C. L. Smith
Eighth and Inn Street Baptist
East St. Louis
Woodriver Baptist Asociation
United States
Frank F. Kestner
Ida Rippel
G. D. Hamm
St. ‘Jacobi Lutheran Church
Clayton Is
W. D. Meyer
Lime
Luise Rippel
Jackson. Street
Gaylord Davison
Springfield
Mutual Life Insurance, Co.2a
Newcomb
Labor Day Parade Booth Seeks Fifty Ticket Sellers
Wanted fifty girls to sell movie tickets at the Labor Day parade celebration booth. Work at Baldwin Park during Labor Day events. Call at the Baldwin Park moving booth for details.
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Baldwin Park
Bauman Announces Back-To-School Bulletin for Quincy Principals
Superintendent Bauman issues a detailed bulletin to school principals for the 1915 opening in Quincy Illinois. It outlines grade distinctions junior high versus high school proper, enrollment and book slips, drawing and physiology text plans, and the schedule including a Tuesday 3:30 meeting at the superintendent’s office.
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Bauman
Quincy
Junion High
E. G. Bauman
Quincey
Lil
Sailors in peril as schooner Louise drifts near Gray's Harbor
The Louise, a 345 ton wooden schooner bound from Honolulu to Hoquiam, drifted into breakers at Gray's Harbor in thick fog. Seven crewmen remain aboard as life saving crews fail to reach her amid heavy seas. Tugs may be able to assist if weather permits.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Gray's Harbor
R Louise
Werg
Louise
Honolulu
Hoquiam
Admired Work Of Citizen Soldiers In Camp Address
Major General Leonard praised the citizens' military camp in Plattsburg New York expressing admiration for its work and predicting more camps next year and beyond He said the camp should shape better citizens of a great nation and that business leaders will support expanding the program
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Plattsburg, N
Leonard
Open golf tournament draws deep field at Del Monte
Del Monte opens with a strong entry list in the annual tournament. The event carries California championships for men and women and promises spirited contests as finals approach next week with most of the state’s top golfers entered.
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del ‘Monte
Cal
del. Monte
California
Detroit Opens New $200,000 Synagogue
Detroit Michigan September 4 a new synagogue costing 200000 was opened for its first regular service this morning as preliminary dedication ceremonies were set for tomorrow. The Sha are Zedek Jewish congregation built the edifice designed to serve as a temple and social center with an auditorium seating about two thousand.
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Detroit
Mich
Sha’are Zedek
Central’ West
Jews May Leave Georgia Mass Move Considered
Cleveland dispatch reports the Independent Order of Bnai Brith Cleveland lodge plans to discuss assisting Georgia Jews who wish to relocate following the Leo Frank lynching. The national executive committee may adopt the proposal at its midtown meeting.
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Georgia
Cleveland
Leo M. Frank
National Executive ‘Committee of
Independent Order ‘of B’nai -B'rith
Cleveland Lodge
Midt Row
American Answer Reaches Carranza
Vera Cruz September 4 The Reply of Secretary of State Lansing to Carranza for the signatories of the note drafted by the Pan American peace conference acting in official capacity was received today. It is believed Carranza will reject the peace appeal and his forces are making steady progress according to official reports. Lansing was authorized to assure Carranza the appeal was signed by each diplomat with government authorization, not as private individuals.
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Vera Cruz
Lansing
Carranza
Lucy Page Brown and Harry C. McAfee Wed in Beaulieu
In San Francisco a fusion of two prominent families marked a wedding event. Miss Lucy Page Brown of New York and Harry C. McAfee of the city united today in a ceremony at Beaulieu, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carolan in Burlingame.
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San Francisco
Cat
Lucy
Page Brown
New York
Harry C. McAfee
Beéaulieu
Francis Carolan
Burlingame
Billy Sunday Opens Omaha Evang elistic Campaign
Omsha reports final arrangements completed for Billy Sunday’s Omaha campaign on Sunday. The evangelist, refreshed by a long vacation in the far west, declares he is in the best form to stir the city with a record-breaking revival from center to circumference.
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Omaha
Neb
Billy
Far West
Protests Over State Measures Against Foot and Mouth Epidemic
At Monmouth Illinois on September 4 about 800 breeders and shippers of livestock gathered to condemn state actions suppressing foot and mouth disease. A special committee drafted resolutions of indignation to be presented to Gov. Dunne next Tuesday.
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Monmouth
Dunne
Tornado kills four in Marshallville Ga disaster
Four Black residents were killed when a tornado struck Marshallville Georgia on September 4 causing heavy property damage. Rescue and recovery units worked through the debris as locals assessed losses andarticulated aid needs.
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Marshallville
Lost and Found Notice From The Whig
A brief ad announces lost and found items and requests claimants contact the Whig office. The notice hints at a community bulletin style listing seeking owners for unclaimed belongings and directs inquiries to the newspaper location.
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AD. Wwilk
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