Rioting Cincinnati Pennant Flag Raising Remembered
Cincinnati recalls the moment the National League pennant was hoisted at Redland Field after a long struggle. Spectators watched as John McGraw and Pat Moran set the banner aloft, with sportsmanship marking the display and a memory of past seasons.
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Cow-Tester Colonel Redden Dies in France
Oregon obituary notes Colonel C. G. Redden, famed as the land’s chief cow tester, died in France leaving a widow and three small children to mourn his passing.
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Rubber Dresses Seen In Protests On High Cost Wear
A report notes protests over clothing prices include experiments with rubber dresses. Actress Bebe Daniels wears a rubber dress with an appliqued design as an all weather wear example amid cost concerns.
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Detroit man with three wolves lives in tent at urban center
Henry Gates, 95, once an aide to Buffalo Bill in Cheyenne, reportedly keeps three wolves and dwells in a tent at the heart of Detroit, boasting spryness and age pride amid his unusual residence. The piece notes Gates’ ties to a Columbus patent nostrum magnate and a confidant chat.
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Secret pledge and whispered profits revealed
The owner secured a pledge of secrecy and, glancing to ensure no one listened, whispered that the venture would be mostly profitable.
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