Americans Clash in Postseason Showdown Featured Stars
The article details the American and National Leagues postseason battles, naming key players and teams, including Cubs and White Sox, plus scheduled games and weather interruptions. It notes the race for the World Series title, outlines series prospects, and highlights upcoming events tying to the championship and Hall of Fame honors.
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St Patrick Council Plans Musical and Banquet Program
The St Patrick council will present the first, second, and third degrees, with work by teams from Atchison Topeka Kansas City and St Louis. The event will take place at the Atchison camel arena, with arrival of sport trains around 10 pm and be listed at Be Benedict's cathedral. Degrees from 2 to 7 pm will be conferred and a banquet with speakers will follow.
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Be. Benedict's Cathedral
Forgeries and Pardons Stir Alcatraz Case
San Franciscos Oct 11 Four military prisoners at Alcatraz James Darling Joseph White Cornelus Cokes and John Le Moore were released on pardons later found forged The forged pardons bore regular seals and headings but the sources of the forgeries and the accomplices are under investigation The four had been sentenced to five years imprisonment and two years of extended time The forged signatures were not their own and the inquiry aims to clear the mystery Also mentioned is a telephone company project in Atchison and a new circuit board plan for improved electrical infrastructure.
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Jeames Darling
Joseph White
Cornelus Cokes
John le Moore
Alcatran
Mberty
Werim
McDowell
Hila
Woehtucen
Beary M. Morton
Department of California
J. J. Within
Judge Advocate
Major Williams
Morrow
New Discoveries in Cough Remedies Highlighted at Meeting
In an autumn gathering, Haviland of Armonk presented remedies for whooping cough and bronchitis. The discussion referenced a new discovery by Sankumption and noted a novel treatment from Kings New Discovery as a standout option.
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Haviland
Armonk
Fife
Arnold Deus
Rena
Governor Quietly Probes State Coal Shortages
Governor Bailey queried Warden Jewett after the state auditor flagged coal purchases by state institutions. Jewett cites railroad car delays and limited penitentiary coal supplies as factors, noting institutions often wait until late summer to order coal.
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Topek
Died of a broken heart in Brooklyn funeral tale
Tim Johnson Chase Hall the oldest letter carrier in New York collapsed and died beside his mother’s coffin in Brooklyn. Doctors attributed the death to a broken heart after news of his brother Willem Hull’s passing. Hull, 82, a retired merchant, and his brother John Nonn were inseparable. Johnson had served 45 years as a letter carrier and hoped for many more. He spoke softly to his brother at the funeral and died as he bid farewell.
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Chase Hall
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Great Falls reports fraud probe halts desert land entries
A Great Falls dispatch says Washington ordered withdrawals from desert land entries in a district south of the Missouri River affecting about 1,150,000 acres. Desert patents may be canceled pending an interior department investigation prompted by Special Agent Chadwick. The report allegedly supports charges raised by Senator Gibson of Montana.
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Great Ally Land Office
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Asset Currency Debate At Nebraska Bankers Meeting
Nebraska State Bankers desolation held an annual meeting in Lincoln on December 13 featuring a debate on asset currency. Connecticut’s Presancin Hii opposed while A S Frame of Wisconsin supported asset currency to expand money supply. Dawes of Illinois slated to discuss proposed Twinkie Laws changes and Theodore Gilman of New York spoke on a Charing House Currency. Story Writer Is Insane in Chicago. Kate McLeary, a Chicago novelist, was adjudged insane by a jury today after morphine-related drug use during a fever allegedly deranged her mind.
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Timois
Theodore Gilman
New York
Chicago
Kate McLeary
Dyers and Mercerizers End Long Textile Strike in Philadelphia
The Dyers and Mercerizers union allows dyers to return to work, closing a nationwide strike that began in Philadelphia in June. The action marks the last major group to resume production among some 120,000 workers affected, ending a months long labor dispute.
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Dyers and Mercerizers
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Snap Shots From Topeka News Columns
A patchwork of items runs through Topeka society notes and council briefings. Senator Noftager visits Topeka, Luther Nellis works on a Sunday theater ordinance, and Captain Philips oversees militia planning. A.D. Eyth suffers a heart attack at a barber shop, while a wheat shortage grips the city as elevators ship out supplies.
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Ianche Walsh
Kansas City
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Leavenworth
C. Lamon
Chicago
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Luther Nellis
Fourth Ward
Harry Wood
Cincinnati
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H. M. Philips
Kansas National Guard
Mort Riley
A. J. Eyth
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Jesse Staith
Smith
J. W. Thurston
Tomkay Athletic Gunoetation
W. A
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Hazen
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Joseph Gritey
Ways and Means Committee
Streets and Walks
Hawaiian politics in disarray as Home Rule withdraws
Honolulu reports show Kauai county disinterest with Home Rule ticket withdrawn and Republicans seen as the only viable party, while Honolulu hosts nightly rallies in both camps with language differences noted. Elsewhere, artists organize against centralized control and labor interference, and Salina Kansas endures a flour shortage tied to Minneapolis strikes, boosting Kansas flour demand.
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Macedonian delegate seeks aid in Turkish conflict arrives in New York
Constantine Stephanove, a Macedonian revolutionary committee delegate and 1899 graduate, arrived in New York seeking international support to install a Christian governor under powers supervision. He criticized Rusphin Austrian reforms as insufficient and recounted his imprisonment by the Turks and release through English intervention.
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Pyramid Pile Cure touted as a quick relief for piles
An advertisement emphasizes chronic pile trouble and urges early use of Pyramid Pile Cure. It claims the suppository directly treats the affected area, promises rapid, painless cure, and notes a small book from Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Michigan. A testimonial from a long-time sufferer endorses the remedy.
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Omaha Gun Club Shoot Opens With Three-Day Event
The Omaha Gun Club announces its twenty fourth annual tournament starting today in Omaha. The schedule spans three days with ten target events daily and a live bind handicap of 26 birds on the third day featuring top marksmen from across the country.
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Stagg Declines to Withdraw Hickey from Wisconsin Chicago Series
Chicago date October 1 university officials urged Wisconsin athletic authorities to bar Walter Hickertail freshman quarterback in the Wisconsin Chicago series after his suspension by the AAU. Director Stagg says he cannot see his way to comply.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Walter Hickeraetl
Wisconsin-Chicago
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Twenty-First Regiment Leaves St Paul for Fort Riley
Eight companies of the Twenty-first regiment marching from St Paul to Fort Riley under Colonel Kliners command. They are under orders to arrive at Fort Riley tomorrow.
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Ort
Twenty-first Regiment
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Confessions of a Priest From Wake Ark on Disease Cure
Rev John Cox of Wake Ark writes of a 17 year illness described as yellow jacrn dice and kidney trouble. He praises Electric Bitters as curative and notes general relief. The advertisement claims reliability and safety with listed products and dealers.
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