Starr Denies Perry Trade to Mobile in Nashville Rumor
Nashville official says Perry was not traded to Mobile and Starr notes a possible deal to sell Perry to Omaha. Nashville has bought Al Shaw from Jersey City, and two Detroit pitchers were purchased. Mobile official Colsson says no basis for Starr trade rumor and no trade talks occurred.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Maner Schwartz
Nashville Baseball
Perry
Mobile
Charles Starrie
Omaha
al Shaw
Jersey City
Detroit
Charles Z. Colsson
Mobile Baseball Association
Starr
Colsson
Prize Winners At National Horse Show In New York
The United States swept the top spots in the international army chargers contest at Madison Square Garden. Poppy ridden by J F Taulbee earned first, ver ridden by Wal Potter took second, and British Colonel Kenna took third with Harmony. Bristol placed fourth. Additional wins included Lord News in two year hackney stallions and Alarm in heavyweight hunters.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Great Britain
Madison Square Garden
Saeihabat Service School
J. F. Taulbee
Second Cavalry
Ver
Wal- Potter
First Field Artillery
P. A. Kennal
Harmony
Bristol
Mounted Service School
L. R. Ball
Cavalry
Clarence H. Mackay
Hackney
Lord News
Edward B. McLean
Alma Packet Alma Fights Rate Cut Amid Mobile Ties
Alma officers announced the steam packet will tie up at Proverentgy until a cotton rate investigation, while the boat is led and repainted. They accuse Murray and Mobile City agents of cutting the rate from 75 cents to 50 cents to force the Alma out of service, with other packets following. The City of Mobile and steamer agents deny the claim and say the 25 cent rate was not sustained.
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Alma
Murray
City of
Mobile
McGetrick
Signa ture Of E W Grove Laxative Ad
An old advertisement notes a product with the label Laxative Brom Quin ine and a 25 cent price. The copy mentions a signature line and attributes the box to E W Grove. Readable text is fragmentary and primarily product labeling.
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E. W. Grove
Million Bushels of Coal Pass Down Ohio River
Pittsburg Nov 19 One million junkels of coal the second largest shipment to the South since the rivers became navigable fed from here last night. Included about 200 tons of manufactured iron for Southern markets. An orator and statesman and a governor’s aide will speak at Temperance Li at eight this evening. all invited.
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Pittsburg
ACR
Adv
The Small Boy With The Big Punch At Lightweight Bout
A brisk bout featured a young fighter known for speed facing lightweights in a fast match. Willie Ritchie delivered sharp counters, crossing into dominance with rapid combinations that outpaced his opponents.
Probate hearing set for late Lloyd D. Batre will
December 9 has been named as the date for the hearing of the petition for the probate of the will of the late Lloyd D. Batre, a prominent local businessman. Heirs listed include his mother Mrs Adele Batre sister Miss Adele Batre brother Charles Batre of Arizona and niece Mrs Daisy B Parker of Fairhope Alabama.
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Lloyd .D. Batre
Adele Batre
Charles Batre
Arizona
Daisy B. Parker
Fairhope
Ala
Wallace to Speak at Temperance Hall Tonight
Wallace, candidate for Governor, will address attendees at Temperance Hall at eight o'clock this evening. Everyone is invited.
Crew of Bark Manga Reva Held for Mutiny
Twenty one sailors from the bark Manga Reva were held in 2000 bail each after a hearing before U.S. Commissioner Mehaffey on mutiny charges. Second mate Samuel Smobohn and cook Otto Tangert were held in 500 bail each as witnesses, Smobohn testifying that severe rationing and scarce water spurred the rebellion on October 25 while at sea en route to San Francisco from Philadelphia.
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Associated ‘Press
Wilmington
Del
United States
Mehaffey
Samuel Smobohn
Otto Tangert
Cook
Smobohn
Harvard Shows Up Strong In Practice
Harvard varsity football team conducted a hard practice session in Cambridge as coaches scrapped rest plans before the Wile game. The unit tested a bulky line of veteran coaches, including Lothrop Withington Paul Withington Crawford Blagden Leo Leary and Ham Corbett, but the rushes persisted. Bradlee remained sidelined with a muscle bruise and Gilman was excused to rest.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Ard
Wile
Lothrop Withington
Paul Withington
Crawford Blagden
Leo Leary
Ham” Corbett
Varsity
Bradlee
Gilman
Bantam man cured by arnica salve after four year foot ulcer
H D Ely of Bantam Ohio suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctor urged amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort, reporting his foot was soon completely cured. Advertises this salve as best for burns cuts bruises and eczema, 25 cents. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
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H.D. Ely
Bantam, O
Bucklen
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Yale Shows Effect of Game With Princeton
Yale football players returned to light practice at Yale Field after a hard loss to Princeton. Wilson the quarterback and several players spent the night in infirmary. Coaches guard against a physical slump and the squad rehearsed a new formation in secret before running signals.
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YALE
Princeton
Associated Press
New Haven
Yale Field
Tigers
Wilson
Fragmentary News Snippet Includes Unclear References
A partial, OCR like line reads unusual phrasing with scattered terms but no clear event, date, or names. The readable bits suggest content but lack a coherent subject or outcome for a concise summary.
Yale Eleven Names Centre Herb Ketcham Lineman Captain
May be shifted back to centre Herb Ketcham as all around player and linesman captains the Yale College eleven.
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Herb Ketcham
Yale College
Five Hurt When Seminole Limited Wrecks Near Jasper
Five persons were injured three miles east of Jasper Alabama when the Illinois Central Seminole Limited locomotive turned over and baggage and mail cars derailed. The engineer J. Bradley suffered severe scalds, baggageman J H Johnson was shoulder hurt with internal injuries, and mail clerks Lois A Ivey and Andy Harper were slightly hurt.
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I.C. Birmingham
Ala
Jasper
Illinois Central “Seminole Limited
Z J. Bradley
J. H. Johnson
A. Ivey
Andy Harper
Move to Freeze Out Rhode Scholars at Oxford Freshmen Sports
Oxford Nov 19 The Oxford athletic committee adopted two resolutions affecting Rhodes scholars and freshmen sports. Residence elsewhere disqualifies a student from competing and no competitor over 24 may join in Oxford university athletic clubs sports. Rules take effect next October, following Rhodes scholars’ October success in freshmen sports.
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Oxford
England
Oxford Oat Une Mae
Rhodes
University
Montgomery Prepares for Large Southern Field Trials
Montgomery Navy notes members and visitors of the Southern Field Trials Club will attend a smoker at the Gay-Teague Hotel December 8 after the annual meeting. Trials run December 8 at Lethohatchie near Montgomery with $4 entries. Drawing for the derby and all-age events set for December 7 and 8 at the hotel. Secretary John H. Walace Jr. reports strong finances and promising trials.
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Montgomery
Navy
Southern Field Trials Club
Gay-Teague Hotel
Lethohatchie
John H. Walace, Jr
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Ith
Ohio
Willie Ritchie
Willie ‘Ritchie
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Lead Cross
Ritchie
Batre
Says
Harvard
Lnesman
Rastus
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THE
Strager Company
Rhode
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