Federal League plans New York entry for 1916 season
Arena IncIlolis Ind Nov 10. Federal League prepared to invade New York in 1916 with a 55 000 seat plan on Manhattan Island. Buffalo franchise to reorganize. James Gilmore re elected president. officers named including George Ward and Thomas Wilm h ore. meeting notes praise 1915 operations and hint at talks with organized baseball at French Lick.
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Ind
Thesday
New York
Kansas City
James More
Theague
Manhattan Island
Inds
Buffalo
Buf
Gilmore
George S. Ward
Alyn
Thomas Whilmore
Chicago
Robert B. Ward
Brooklyn
French Lick
Basebal
Reach Lick
Jacob Ruppert
New York Americans
Outcast at Lyric Mobile shows gowns and glamour
The English company presents Hubert Henry Davies Outcast at Lyric Mobile next Saturday with Jeanne Eagles Mildred Gottell and Margaret Prendergast leading a stunning trio. Lucille modistes dress the cast in the latest fashions turning the balcony matinee into a fashion show. The play mirrors the New York and Lyceum versions with the same production and prices set at 50 cents for the balcony matinee.
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Hubert Henry Davies
Lyric Theatre
Jeanne Eagles
Mildred Gottell
Margaret Prendergast
Lucille
New Orleans
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Food for Fandom and Baseball Tales From the Coast
Otis Johnson El mira shortstop dies in Johnson City after shotgun accident while hunting near Halsey Valley. George Moriarity releases Detroit Americans. Doc White inherits 25000 of his father's 150000 estate. split among children after 1904 Washington venture. Bill Lange criticizes Red Sox and Phillies for Panama trip pullout. Giants fight mislabeling by semi pro Gotham teams. Grover Alexander receives 1916 touring car from Philadelphia fans after World Series.
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Otis Johnson
Elmira Baseball Club
Johnson City
Halsey Valley
Johnson
New York Americans
Rochester
George Moriarity
Detroit Americans
Doc White
White Sox
White
Washington
Mobile
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Phillies
Bill Lange
Frisco
Pat Moran
Moran
Red Sox
Lange
Grover Cleveland Alexander
St.Paul
Philadelphia
Phils
Quakertown
Philly
Alex
Undefeated Ruling Upheld Against Noted Runners
The Amateur Athletic Union Metropolitan division board of managers upheld the registration committee ruling that Olympic runners Albel R. Kiviat and Harry J. Smith are ineligible for Amateur competition. They had been accused of demanding excessive expenses for appearances at games in Schenectady last September. Kiviat, a top middle distance runner, and Smith, holder of national ten mile indoor and two mile titles, were cited for the issue.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Albel R. Kiviat
Harry J. Smith
Schenectady
Kiviat
America
Smith
Neiderkorn Returns to Atlanta in Arbitration Ruling
In San Francisco on November 10, the arbitration board of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced several decisions. Neiderkorn was awarded to Atlanta, while other claims involving Charleston Durham Macon and Dallas Macon were settled with set purchase prices. Hawkins of Columbus was dismissed.
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San Francisco
Arbitration Board
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
J. H. Farrell
Clarence Sims
Charleston
Durham
Macon
Nield and Gorham
Dallas
Gray
Charles Harding
San Antonio
Chattanooga
C. J. Hill
Atlanta
Mobile
Neiderkorn
J. L. Hawkins
Columbus
Record crowd expected for Vanderbilt Auburn game in Birmingham
Professor Bragg Auburn athletics director met with Governor Henderson to arrange details of the November game in Birmingham. Governor Rye may send a representative. Indications point to a record attendance with capitol officials and many Montgomery residents traveling to the event. Also noted is a memorial for Judge W M Kavanaugh at the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting in San Francisco.
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Montgomery
Thomas Bragg
Auburn
Henderson
Vanderbilt
Birmingham
Rye
Tennessee
Bragg
Capitol
U M S and Brewton to Meet at Lyons Park Saturday
Announcement says University Military School team will play Brewton Collegiate Institute at Lyons Park Saturday at 3 o clock. The game serves as an early test for U M S before facing Barton next week after Thanksgiving with Escambia county’s Brewton team reported strong this season.
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University Military School
Brewton Collegiate Institute
Lyons Park
Brewton
Barton
Escambia County
U. M.S
Biloxi Packers Extend Season and Facilities
Biloxi Mississippi November 10 special report notes Gulf coast summer weather extends shrimp season to December. Biloxi canning plants run full time with 500 to 600 barrels caught recently. Barataria Canning enlarges camp quarters near the plant and new machinery boosts scale. Queen's Daughters nominate officers for the year. Clark-Devitt Packing Co erects large camps on First street Point Cadet. Jeff Cokers, buried under wall debris at Barataria camp, escaped unharmed as two rafters prevented greater injury.
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Biloxi
Miss
Gulf Coast
Barataria
Barataria Canning Company
Tis
Queen’s Daughters
Queen's Daughters
John Schwenck
Charles Wentzell
T. E. Collins
J. L. Morrison
C. M. Wilkes
Elma Lizana
Alma Ritch
Arbeau Caillavet
Leorene Bessey
Mae Collins
First Street
Point Cadet
Clark-Devitt Packing Company
Jeff Cokers
Teamster Arrested for Prohi Violation at Tarpon Landing
Henry Levert a teamster was arrested Tuesday on the river front at Tarpon's landing for alleged violation of the prohibition law. Police say he loaded three half casks of beer bound for L P Wagner Harry Michael and J L Milburn and he faced a wagon license charge. Luther J Murray former police sergeant was arrested on a warrant from juvenile court charging abandonment of family. He was docketed at the county jail and posted bond for a hearing before Judge Jesse Hogan.
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Henry Levert
Tarpon’s Landing
L. P. Wagner
Harry Michael
J. L. Milburn
Cawthon Hotel
Levert
Luther J. Murray
Murray
Jesse Hogan
Uncle Wiggily and the Clothespins on the Run
Uncle Wiggily helps Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy by fetching clothespins. He is chased by a dog and aided by Mr. Bigtail the fox who plans a ruse to save him. The fox lures the dog away, hides Uncle Wiggily in a log, drops clothespins to trip the hound, and returns home safely with the pins.
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Uncle Wiggily
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Longears
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle
Woodland Forest
Wiggily
Rabbit
Mr. Bigtail
Fox
Alligator
Rabbit Gentleman
Nurse Jane
Uncle Wigeguy
Jane
October Dairy Scores Publicized by City Health Officer
The October dairy scores were released on Tuesday afternoon by the city health officer and filed with the city commission. The list covers dairies by size, with ratings for five cows or less, six to fifteen cows, sixteen to thirty, and more than thirty cows, naming individual dairy operators and their numeric scores.
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City Health Officer
City Commission
J.W. Browning
W. E. Goff
T. E. Jones
M. J. Mallone
M. C. Murphy
J. C. Partin
Porter
F. Revere
Mrs. Stewart
L. Wall
J. J. Walter
L. FE. Clarke
R. W. Horn
H. K. Erdman
J. W. Hanlein
J. F. Heubach
F. P. Imland
E. Graf
W. H. Hill
J. R. Ingersoll
R. W. Jones
P. J
Thousands suffer kidney trouble without knowing it
The ad warns that many have kidney disease and neglect worsens health. It promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues with claims of quick relief and widespread testimonials. It offers sample bottles and a booklet after sending ten cents and notes to read in The Mobile Daily Item.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton
N. Y
Binghampton, N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Box Score Notes From Local Meat and Milk Branch
Lightner 440 Lollamant 450 and other entries list weights and prices. Milk depots Mobile Creamery Rosedale Creamery Southern Creamery show 3.90 to 4.40. Average butter fat 4.55. Meat inspection records 1 768 animals slaughtered 1 384 pounds condemned. Two arrests for meat ordinance violations. one conviction with a $15 fine, other pending. A true fan is one who can see the game by reading the box score.
New Population Figures For Mobile Annex Provide Details
City Board of Health reported a census of residents in the Government Street Loop and Thin Way annexed territory. The 225 acre area has a population of 708 with 656 white and 52 negro residents, affecting Mobile’s overall 1910 counts of 32,203 white and 25,041 colored, total 57,244.
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City Board of Health
City Commission
Government Street Loop
Thin Way
Property Rights and the L. N. Loyalty to Civilization
The document argues property as a sacred trust requiring protection within fairness. It extols the L. and N. as a great property reflecting savings and sacrifices of thousands, whose families benefited. It asserts investors trusted in a civilized community to safeguard property rights through the L. & N.
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Foster
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Judge Kavanaugh
W. M. Kavanaugh
Southern League
U. M. S. and
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Moving Picture Show
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H. L. Oberkire
J. Druhan
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Howard R
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Bank OF Mobile Nationa Agaibe
Pica
Acy Ie
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Rett
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Mame Dermnott
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