Demaree Tops League Hurlers in Pitching Chase
Demaree, leading the American League in pitching with a strong 15 win record, tops the slabmen list while Cravath and Milan highlight home runs and thefts in the season’s early stretch. The article notes batting leaders across both leagues, with Yingling and Daubert prominent in the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daubert
Nationals
Earl Yingling
Brooklyn
Jake Daubert
Yingling
Ham Hyatt
Pittsburg
Cravath
Philadelphia
R. Miller
Becker
Philadel- Hess
Boston
Walsh
Meyers
New York
Titus Boston
Zimmerman
Chicago
Hauser
St. Louis
Tinker
Cincinnati
Wagner
Magee
Wheat
Luderus
Laier
Baker
Veach
Detroit
Bodie
Crawford
Milan
Washington
Moeller
Carey
Myers
Chicago Nationals
Pet. Demaree
Vaughn
Humphries
Alexander
Pierce
Fortytwo arrested at Socialist meeting defying injunction
Forty one people were jailed in Seattle after signing a resolution defying Judge Humphries anti street speaking injunction. An announcer urged those who signed to arrest themselves as deputies struggled to process the crowd. A man and a woman with two children were jailed after being escorted inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
John B. Humphries
Vetal
Southern Field Trials Entries Open October for Letohatchie Meet
Entries open October 1 and close November 1 for the Southern Field Trials Club event near Letohatchie Alabama the week starting December 8. Derby and all age stakes entry $15 plus $15 per extra start with prizes of 400 250 and 100. National Field Trials Club based in Cleveland Ohio will hold their meet at Letohatchie the week of December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Field Trials Club
Letohatchie
John H. Wallace, Jr
National Field Trials Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Lethohatchie
Vedrines Sets Speed Record First Flight in France
In Paris on September 27 Emile Vedrines reportedly achieved a new airspeed record by flying two miles over a course, reaching an estimated speed of 118 miles per hour, according to press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vedrines
Papeciates Préss
A Francs
Emile Vees
Iise
Ten Committees Wind Up Panama Canal Campaign
Eleven committees will close the drive to raise funds for the Panama Canal Celebration and the Southern Commercial Congress. The six original panels are subdivided to cover more territory in one day, with two divisions per committee except the Flying Squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Commercial Congress
Ralph Richard
BE. J. Buck
W. E. P. Wilson
P. B. Dorion
T. K. Jackson
J. I. Burgett
Dr. Seale Harris
A. S. Lyons
A. P. Bush
W. H. Monk
City Bank
Bank of Mobile
Masonic Temple
Peoples Bank
Palmer Pillans
J. C.o’'Gwynn
W. C. Baumhauer
John Rose
J. R. Wallace
J. B. Dortch
L. R. Conover
Dave
Bauer
Dauphin Street
Water
Middle Royal
C. L. Spotswood
Lee Zimmern
Geo. B. Toulmin
A. G. Moses
Lee, Brown
A. Bodman
John White H. Baxter
W. W. Gill
Dauphin. Street
Middle Line
Royal
Concepton
W.T. McGowin
H. A. Feiberman
T. T. Pallmer
C. A. Garland
George W. Adams
George C. Gaillard
Thomas W. Sims
A. W. Chalk
H. C. Farrow
H. A. Lockwood
T. W. Nicol
R. L. Waddle
J. H. Glennon
Bernard Baum
R. N. Hudson
J. O. Acree
W. J. Denton
E. J. Norton
Dauphin
St. Joseph
Matt Mahomer, Jr
J. D. Bloch
Paul Danner
Deaths and Funerals Frank Campbell Burial
Frank Campbell a steamboat mate and stevedore rests at Magnolia Cemetery after a home service led by Rev. Planck at the Central Presbyterian church. Pallbearers and community committees from north and east Dauphin and Water streets honored him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Campbell
Magnolia Cemetery
H. C. Burton
Spring Hill Avenue
Db. A. Planck
Central Presbyterian Church
Edward Flynn
Robert Wilson
Thomas St. John
Henry Wilson
J. L. Suttle
A. Bennett
Progressives Pledges Full Slate for U.S. House Seats
Fifteen members of the Progressive national committee in New York vowed to place a Progressive candidate in every congressional district in the upcoming election. Representative William Hinebaugh, Illinois, said the party will not join Republicans and that no such thing as Progressive Republicans exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Progressive National Committee
United States
William Hinebaugh
Illinois
Thaw Counsel Given More Time for Briefs
In Concord New Hampshire Governor Felker granted an extension to October 6 for filing briefs in Thaw extradition proceedings. Harry K. Thaw rode out with his guard as his mother Mrs Mary Co Thaw joined him on the outing yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Felker
Thaw
Mary Co. Thaw
Mobile Co Chickens Win at National Exposition in Knoxville
Mesers, a oe Bros. of Kushla won top prizes with Leghorns in Knoxville Tennessee at the National Conservation Exposition. Mobile county birds took first and second pullets and second pen in a fierce national contest after a long arduous run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Oe Bros
Kushla
Ka Tenn
Mobile County
Cardui praised in Mrs Celina Richard letter
A Mrs Celina Richard of Church Point declares Cardui cured her back pains and urges others to try the tonic. She notes immediate relief after first tablespoonful and mentions a cousin who is now taking Cardui. The ad touts Cardui as a harmless vegetable extract that restores vitality and tones womanly organs and invites readers to request instructions and the Home Treatment for Women booklet.
Sacrifices HS Life for Others
Edward Scully a superintendent in New York City street cleaning died saving a crowd of about 300 school children in Brooklyn from a runaway horse. He seized the bridle and steered the animal to the curb but was trampled under its hooves. The incident occurred near two public schools as the horse bolted toward the sidewalk. The broader note laments trivial grieving over small losses by comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Edward Scully
Brooklyn
Scully
Police News Fines and Court Reset In Recorder’s Court
Henry Grice was fined five dollars or ten days in the recorder's court for dumping trash on city property not a public dumping ground. Sentence suspended until September 30 to allow payment while he remains out on bond. Hattie Longmiere arraigned on petit larceny with case reset for October 3. Beginning September 29, recorder's court sessions move to 4 PM during winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grice
Recorder’s Court
Hattie Longmiere
If You Are Smarter Than Your Enemy
Questioning why intellect alone fails to guarantee harmony with an adversary.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as swift relief for indigestion gas and dyspepsia. It claims the product digests food, calms stomach upset, and costs fifty cents for a large case at drugstores. It also dismisses the need to endure weak stomachs and mentions a detective in a separate aside.
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Demaree
Fas
Johnson
Senators
Tyrus Cobb
Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Cobb
Tris Speaker
Henriksen
Gilhooley
Lajoie
McInnis
Gandil
D. Murphy
Lelivelt
Bauman
Stovall
Williams
Pet
Johnston
Houck
Falkenberg
Wood
Southern
Nsurance Loans
Maury & Unruh
Bell Telephone
Robert F. Wagner
Sage
Albany
High Court of
Whic Sulzer
Court of Appeals
Senate
High Court
Sulzer
G. Hardy Smith
ST. Michael Street Mobile
E. J. Gower
Mark Lyons
Henry Forchheimer
Horace Turner
J. J. Bartee
J. J. McMahon
R. E. LeBeau
All West
Aubrey Boyles
J. H. Harrison
John Craft
B. H. Eichold
William van Antwerp
S. Brandon
Harry Stover
M. D. Herzfeld
R. B. DuValie
A. L
B. M. Clarke
C. R. G. Schimpf
J.W. Woolf
A. G. Quinn
W. J. Goodman
A. D. Davis
Frank Ank Thompson
James Groom
Mobile CO
Knoxville
Church Point
Law
Celina
Richard
Cardui
Lady Reader
Cardus
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Nelson & Bailey
Royal ST
Police News
Orpheum Theatre
J. H. Huntley
Grand
J. H. Huntley’s Stock Co
Rogers Barker
Mobile
Adams
Tient
Doctor Adams
Florence Kelly
Mr. Allen Bennett Lambdin
The
Rowley Orchestra
Cawthon
Windsor
Les Colden A. Brown
Albert E. Reynolds
Proprietors
Mazda
Mobile Electric Co
North Royal Street
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