Baseball Roundup From Wednesday Games Across Leagues
Mobile club plans likely pitchers Campbell Manning or Brown as Berger handles mound duties. Schmidt and Gribbens catch. Subscriptions funded Cavet and teammates for league leadership defense. Brooklyn beats Pirates in two games with Camnitz and O'Toole mix. Reusbach shines in relief. Billy Schwartz to manage Vols in 1914. Barons suffer 3-2 loss to Atlanta. Crackers win series. Nashville and Chattanooga games rained out.
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Berger
Billy Campbell
Bilikens
Manning
C. Brown
Montgomery
Schmidt
Gribbens
Middle West Bowlers Form Organization
The Middle West Tournament Company was incorporated in St Louis to promote the annual mid west bowling tournament starting November 29. Edmond C Koeln was elected president. The tournament will be open to bowlers from all parts of the United States, expected to draw a large entry.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Edmond C. Koeln
United States
Dr Hobsons Eczema Ointment Credibly Promises Cure
A reader testifies the Hobson s Eczema Ointment relieves the painful itchy tetter after decades of trouble. The ad notes the product costs 50 cents and is sold by Pfeiffer Chemical Co and Van Antwerp Drug Corp with mail service from St Louis and Philadelphia.
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Pfeiffer Chemical. Co
St. Fate Mo
Philadelphia
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Adv
C. J. Moffett
Fferson Medical College
Three Brothers Undergo Appendectomy in St Joe Mo
Frank Henry and M A Matheny of Blockton Iowa were operated on for appendicitis in a St. Joseph hospital. The three brothers had operations one after another by the same doctors and all are reported doing well. A fourth brother died of appendicitis several months earlier without surgery.
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Associated Press
ST. Joesvh
Frank
Henry
M. A. Matheny
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Man With Knife Fatally Shot After Attacks in Town
After Paris Williams armed with a long knife drove pedestrians from the streets yesterday he attacked a youth and Deputy Sheriff Sharder was forced to shoot him dead. Authorities believed Williams was intoxicated and crazed.
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Associated Press
Paris Williams
Sharder
Williams
Lyric Opens with Les Miserables in Nine-Reel Photo Drama
The Lyric debuts the season Sunday August 17 with Victor Hugo's Les Miserables in nine reels and three acts at the Majestic theater. Two daily shows 3 and 8:16 with Friday seat sale at 10 a.m. The review notes grand acting by Paris stage stars and strong pantomime performance. Prince Sulkowski sails for Japan. Cosette portrayed by La Petite Fromet.
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the Lyric
Victor Hlugo
Birmingham Age-Herald
Victor Hugo
Majestic Theatre
Jean Valjean
Javert
Fantine
Cosette
Marius
Majestic
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Vancouver
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Austria
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Los Angeles
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Sarah Bernhardt
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R. Bettner
Pollock Building
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Beast
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Ala
Germany
Mosi Modern Hospital
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Britton
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the Peoples Bank
State of
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New York
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Varnkh Drug. Corporation Inc
Norville Bros
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Harrison Mutual Burial Association
South Conception Street
Windsor
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