Moose Team Wins Decisive Fifth Game In Close Series
In a thrilling Sunday contest at Hiawatha park the Moose defeated the Eagles 3 to 2 to win the series in game five. Horn and Householder pitched well for the Moose and Winters starred for the Eagles as over 3,000 fans watched a tense battle with a late Moose rally in the eighth inning and a strong Eagle push in the ninth that fell short.
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Moose
Eagles
Hiawatha Park
Horn
Householder
Popham
Eagle Rooters
Patterson
Red
Sullivan
Richardson
Bell
End of nine yields wild finish in score tied game
In a chaotic late rally Patterson and Maxwell sparked scoring in the ninth for the Moose. Mondron, Popham and Critchfield delivered key hits as Richardson and Sullivan misplays fueled the denim. Third inning runs and a pivotal late baserunning miscue by umpire Creveling shaped a dramatic finish.
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Winters
Eagles
Moose
Horn
Popham
Porter
Tanner
Sullivan
Beni Olecied
Hiarety
Oater Hlin
Mondron
Harre
Maxwell
Smith
Patterson
Critchield
Bell
Feld
Roll
Popejoy
Mandron
Eagle
Richards
Parnell
Rell
Richardson
Reil
Householder
Tiger
Critchfield
Short
Pope Joy
Creveling
Reevens
Alger
Barre
P. Patterson
Critchfeld
Ger
Brenner
Historic pile driver tied to Maine battleship dam work
The steam pile driver used for the Gambier railroad bridge is the same unit that drove piling for Havana harbor’s cofferdam to raise the battleship Maine, linking the two historic constructions.
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Gambier
Havana Harbor
Maine
Arthur Tablett Dies in Findlay After Mt Vernon Roots
Arthur Tablett formerly of Mount Vernon dies in Findlay Ohio Sunday. The obituary notes he was native to Mount Vernon and later relocated, with survivors and service details to be announced in the local paper.
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Arthur
Artur
Mt. Vernon
Findlay
Olle
Whaley Accused of Buying Congressional Seat in Carolina
Charleston figures including Meyer Grace accuse Democratic congressman candidate Whaley of spending about sixty thousand dollars to win the West South Carolina seat. Grace demands an investigation and possible expulsion if charges prove true. Whaley denies ever having such funds. The case hinges on campaign publicity law limits and alleged over spending.
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Meyer Grace
Charleston
Accuske Dotm
P. Grace
Caf Chartonten
Cork
Whaley
Congresstron
West South Carolina
Grace
Federvearmpalen
Congress
House
Breach of promise suit and divorce case in Knox county
Olive A Gantt of Milford township files a breach of promise suit against Isaac E Greer seeking 10000 damages, claiming he promised to marry on October 25 1912 but did not. Gravella O Connor sues for divorce from George W O Connor, citing cruelty and neglect with a minor child custody request. Hen Ames sues James F Adamson creditor’s bill seeks 2449.84 plus interest. County Clerk reports hunters licenses revenue of 355 issued and 88.25 to clerk’s fee fund. Marriage certificate granted to Father Marshall Mallory Day to perform ceremonies. Day married in Gambier. Probate filings include final accounts for William Morrisen and Wilkes D Robions estates. Joseph M Kuib and Grice Donnelly listed for marriage license records.
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Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Olive A. Gantt
Milford Township
Isaac 8. Greer
Centerbury
Columbus Ewart
Gravella O'Connor
George W. O'Connor
Helen
L. C. Stillure
Hayes
Probate
Marshall Mallory Day
Indiana
Fasher
Gambier
Scientists seize 80 billion germs for study in US
Baltimore reports Dr. Andrew Sellards of Johns Hopkins and Harvard colleagues captured 80 billion malignant germs in Ecuador and Peru. The team plans short range study and quarantine. Included are pellagra, oroya fever, yellow fever, bubonic plague, typhoid, and leprosy forms. Miss Nora Dwyer served as secretary guarding the crew.
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Baltimore
Ecuador
Penu
Andrew Watson Sellards
Joins
Hopkins University
Richard B. Strong
Eb,be, Tyzzer
Charles Brues
Harvard University
Nora Dwyer
Dwyer
Inter
United States
Harvard College
Oregon Sets Minimum Wage For Women Clerks
The industrial welfare commission of Oregon adopts a ruling to take effect November 23 establishing a minimum wage of 0.25 per week for adult women clerks non apprentices. It defines eight hours and twenty minutes as the maximum daily work and fifty hours as the weekly maximum. It sets 6 0 p m as the latest employment hour in mercantile establishments and ends Saturday night shopping and Christmas holiday night shopping in such stores.
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Portland
Ore
Industrial Welfare Commission of Oregon
Society Women On Jury In Chicago Court
Judge Joba Owens used the Blue Book and Social Register to assemble a jury from society women. The panel included regulars in society pages, with one having prior July error. They heard a case involving an elderly woman whose declining mind made her unwelcome in her long-time home.
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Blue Book
Social Register
Chicago
Joba
Owens
West Virginia Births and Names From Conneaut and Mt Vernon
A brief birth notice reports a son born Monday to Mr and Mrs Lucien Loter of Pale view. A daughter arrived Friday October 4 to Mr and Mrs John H Waters of Conneaut Ohio. Mrs Waters was formerly Miss Frances Piller of Mt Vernon.
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Fim
Mickinx
Lucien Loter
Paleview
Saughter
Mere
John H. Waters
Conneaut
Ohio
Watere
Frances Piller
Mt Vernon
Examination results grant temporary teaching certificate
At a teachers examination on Saturday, one applicant named Mike Estella Hunker of Mt. Vernon RF received a temporary certificate expiring September 1, 1914.
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Mike Estella Hunker
Mt. Vernon
Strong Points on Sixin Safety of Books and Papers
The article notes that books records and mortgages are kept in a fireproof building in the United States. It cites Fire Wroot Digest and Building Management and mentions metal furniture and a fire-safe design. It promises five percent on time deposits and advertises booklets for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Chicago
Aleo
Sneak Thief Amon Likely Takes From Pragk Banping Home
Mrs Banning heard movement Sunday afternoon at the flat on Weet Nightwalk. A stranger appeared in a room and asked if the doctor was in. He fled as Mrs Banning called for her husband. Nothing was reported stolen.
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Amon
Pragk Banping
Mira
Banning
Fin
Binning
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The
Side Public Square
Representative Whaley
Grovella O'Connor
Hunter’s Licenses
Temple of Justice
Hen Ames
James F. Adamson
Waight & Moore
Henry C. Devin
B. K
F. D. Morrson
William Morrisen
Uta
Aed
L. Bo Ackerman
Wilkes DB. Robions
Jaeph M. Kuib
Werchant
Middlebury Township
Grice Donnelly
Oregon
Society Women ON Jury
Alt
Weapor
Clommar
Daeds
Suresh J. Gibson
Hh. B. Brown
Fredericktown
Alleabeth
Henry T
Plennant
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Tsybelle Armand Te
Hair Goods
Miss Baker
Munsing Union
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