Chicago To Win Today's Game And Pennant
Detroit hosts Chicago at Bennett Park in a decisive afternoon game after a series of losses for Detroit. Chicago, riding three straight wins and confident manager Chance, aims to clinch the world championship with a victory. Attendance was expected to match or exceed yesterday's turnout as fans flock to the game.
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Detroit, Club
Sies
Bennett Park
Chicago
Capfinia Chance
Geniss
Chance
Chisaga
Detroit
Mich
Lenin
Wip
Chicare Detynit
Grim Reaper Cuts of the City's Folly Figures
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a grim death or fatal event in the city. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the language suggests a shocking incident tied to public figures or officials. Further readable context is needed for precise details.
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Grim Reaper
State to Aid Farmers Organizing Institutions Across State
Commissioner Milner announced from Col lore Station that the Agriculture Department and the agricultural end of the college will help farmers organize farmers' institutions statewide. The initiative must come from the farmers themselves, with the state providing support.
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Austin
Milner
Collore Station
Agricultural and Mechanicalcal Jeo
Ship Cypress Wreck Kills 21 Crew in Lake Superior Sault Ste Marie
The steel steamer Cypress of the Lackawanna line, 440 feet long with 7400 tons capacity, wrecked off Deer Park three miles from Grand Marais while carrying ore to the head of the lake. Twenty one crew members perished, the second mate survived in critical condition after reaching Deer Park. Two bodies were washed ashore. Locals believe a machinery failure caused the disaster despite a gale.
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Sault St Marie
Michigan
Cypress
Lackiwannia Transportation Company
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Lake Smetigr
Deer Park
Grand Maras
Abis Fir
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Rail Commission Explains Employee Notice
Special to The Light Austin Texas October 14 the railroad commission released a statement clarifying its instruction to employees. The notice said the guidance was for employees and not to bar anyone from inspecting records or publishing matters on record filed by persons or corporations.
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Statesman Bacon a hero as canoe upsets near Cottage Farm
Assistant Secretary of State Robert J. Bacon rescued two boys from a capsized canoe on the Charles River near Cottage Farm bridge. Harvard student J Nutting clung to the wreck while Bacon swam 60 yards to reach one unconscious boy, then assisted both aboard as J S Read helped rescue the other.
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Orton
Mass
Robert J. Bacon
Charles River
Harvard
J. S. Read
Bacon
Invadh
Cottage Farm
Occu
J. Nutting
Bur
Con
Reed
Tor
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Bible as School Reading Except Teaching, Says President
Chicago leaders push for Bible literature in schools while opposing systematic religious instruction. Otto C. Schneider, head of the Chicago board, argues teaching the Bible in public schools violates the constitution. He favors including Bible history as literature like Byron and other masterpieces, but not as religious instruction. The plan raises constitutional and sectarian concerns amid diverse city faiths.
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Chicago
Otto C. Schneider
Chicago Board of Vacation Teaterday
Schneider
Tssue
Jean Jacques Rouseau
Re Lalor
Elzabeth Cook
Woman's Educational Union
Clarence A. Star
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Chicago Serinoy
Schneiy
Byron
Dog Owners Form City Association
A newly formed group by city dog owners aims to prosecute dog thieves. The association reports daily membership growth and predicts rapid expansion as more owners join to combat robbery of prized hounds.
Rockefeller gives $600000 to University of Chicago
John D. Rockefeller has donated 3001000 to the University of Chicago to build a memorial library. One wing will be named for William Rainey Harper, the university’s first president, raising his total gifts to the institution to 31824. Announcement came late yesterday.
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John D. Rockefeller
Ie University of Chicago
University
Willam Rainey Warper
Mr. Rockefeller
Mach
Lusitania Sets Speed Record Across Atlantic
London reports the Cunard liner Lusitania completed the voyage in four days and 24 hours with public elation. The press praised the passage and urged a repeat on the return trip. Experts think she can shave more time between Lusitania Rock and Sandy Hook.
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London
Lusitania
Atlantic
Great Britain
Lle Lusitania
Louits Rock
Sandy Huok
Local Weather Report With Missing Forecast
No weather report today due to unreliable telegraphic advisories. The text notes indecipherable remnants and compares today’s conditions with past records, but provides no usable forecast or measurements.
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Butean
Tumpoyatuyes Tonay Ag
Pitto
Mississippi Strike at the Tobacco Trust
Jackson, Miss Oct 11 The Aban Suit company and the Williams Tobacco company are declared a trust Attorney General Fletcher seeks penalties totaling 1 625 000. A wide injunction is asked to seize property and restrain further business in Massachusetts while declaring the American Snuff Company and Carr Williams Tobacco as a trust and hold them liable for daily penalties. The case is set for the next chancery session.
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Jackson
Miss
Aban Suit Company
Com Wiliams Tobacco Company
Fletcher Noges
Bushi Ie Gilly
Amertean Snutt Company
United States
Massachusetts
Amen Team Sout
Carr Williams Company
Smit Company
Shire of Massachusetts
American Soult Company
Carr-Williams Tobacco Company
Chancery
Mexican Central buys vast tie orders from Canada
Tampico reports the Mexican Central railroad line placed a large order for 50,000 cYasn thes with a Canadian firm and is receiving shipments by steamer. The line also contracted for 8,900,000 more ties to be secured along the Panama River.
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Tampico
Mex
Oel
Maxican Central
Canavia
Stramnor
Panico River
Dallas firms face tax shakeup over property valuations
State Tax Commissioner David travels to Dallas to investigate local firms accused of undervaluing tangible property. Prosecutions could follow as he exams witnesses and documents under Thrrfield legislature. The move targets corporations in Dallas, not intangible assets, with actions extending to other sections as needed.
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Austin
Tex
David
Dallas
Tam
Nevis Boos
Circus Trary 18 Wrecked At Austin
Spectator report from Austin notes a circus train wreck after a show, with derailment in rain delaying a parade and causing hours of delay while cars were re-railed. Railway officials blamed track issues. a large crowd gathered as the parade was canceled or postponed.
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Circus Trary
Austin
Tos
Svilsavepineh Cireus
Abra
Watery Grave for Father and Two Sons
A Cumberland River trip ended in tragedy as Wariny and his sons aged 12 and 13 drowned when their boat capsized yesterday. A fourth boy, fourteen, survived. details remain unclear as rescuers search for others.
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Nashville
Wariny
Evan Nphore
Great Loss in San Antonio Prominent Drug House Founder Dead
George Z F Selmitt a leading San Antonio businessman and founder of F Kaltever & Son drug store died after months of illness at his Nueva Street home. A longtime chemist with a statewide reputation he served on the thirty seventh district pharmaceutical board and as its president at his death. Born in San Antonio he lived in the same house since birth March.
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George Z. F. Sebmitt
Nueva Street
Mr. Senmitt
F. Kaltever & Son
Sifitary Place
Mae
Thirty Seventh District Pharmaceutical Board
Selmutt
San Antonio
Longtime San Antonio merchant Schmitt dies at home
Joseph Schmitt a prominent San Antonio drugstore owner and early founder of the San Antonio Brewery died after a long illness. Survived by widow Annette, daughter of the late Joseph Dwyer, and four daughters Annete Elsie Gertrude Eleanore, plus brother William A. Schmitt and sister Mrs H N Steinhardt. He helped shape local business and civic life and was kin to noted residents including Judge Edward Dwyer. Funeral details follow on later notices.
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Joseph Schmilti
City
Annette J. Schmitt
Joseph &. Dwyer
Annette Dwyer
Edward Dw Fouraughters
Annete
Elsie
Gertrufie
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William A. Schmitt
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San Fernando Catholic Church
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