American League to Expand Into Baltimore and Washington
News from Washington reports the American League plans expansion into Baltimore and Washington without consent of other baseball bodies. President Johnson and club owner We Semuet discuss arrangements as they canvass cities from Baltimore to New York, aiming to extend the league despite potential opposition and planning for next season.
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Washington
Temeuc
Leakunon & Brule
Dyron Banicroft Johnson
Mr We Semuet
Cleveland
Abhd Elie
Sonal
Berk
Jobeson Tether
Johnison
Seakin
Plans for the Shamrock I hull to be of Nicked steel
The Citizen reports Shamrock I to be built on the line by Beany Bros of Dunbarton. Air Watson tests models for the boat using Tickel material, with trial work underway by builders’ staff though the boat name is not yet fixed.
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Glsstow
Beany Bros
Dunbarton
Air
Watson
Koinen
May Suspend Reiff Report From Cambridge Lenflon
Report states John Reig likely to be suspended for the remainder of the week after a Newmarket meeting. Cambridge shire decision followed inquiries and letters to papers stir debate. International observers note English trainers faced criticism for conduct amid the controversy.
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Cambridshire
Newmarket
John Reig
Cambridgeshire
Drake
Miles' Nervine Advertises Catarrh Cure
Catarrh poisons the blood and irritates nerves causing aches in temples eyes brain and spine. Headache neuralgia indigestion sleeplessness and nervous seizures signal weak health. Miles' Nervine claimed to restore strength and health with perfect satisfaction.
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Miles
Gabe
Weicmax
Horton
Kam
Fragmentary memoir lines on English versus American ships
The text reflects scattered, incomplete remarks about English versus American traits, a critique of Mr. Dral’s choices, and vague notes on a charger and a Turk’s supposed improvement amid damning paper representations. It reads as disrupted reminiscence with unclear subjects and events.
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Ste
Mary
Dral
Durham
Baseball Presidency Talk and Louisville Racing Notes
An unclear report discusses Nick Young’s potential as National League president and a candidate’s stance on the matter. In Louisville at Churchill Downs, Garry Herrmann, praised figure of racing, remains with trainer Charles Hughes as horses prepare for winter turnout.
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Boston
Timothy
Marnene
Nick Young
National League
McGovern Fight Contract Signed for Kentucky Showdown
In Louisville on October 24 the Athletic Club sealed a deal to use the house show building for the McGovern Bernaskin fight. Ticket prices range from 2 to 7 dollars. Sharkey declines to meet Wolcott after Wolcott's challenge, replying publicly in New York on October 26.
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Loulaville
Sonnet Et Athetic Club
Sharkey
New York
Tom Sharkey
Tom Ofteurke
Joe Wolcott
Wolcot
Bryan Tour Madness in New Jersey Draws Vast Crowds
A brisk across New Jersey day by Mr. Bryan drew large, enthusiastic audiences at Washington park in Jersey City and multiple stops including Trenton Princeton Junction and New Brunswick. Police struggled to protect him from throngs while he warned against industrial monopoly and urged political reform.
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Jersey City
Mr. Bryan
New Jersey
Washington Park
Philadelphia
Riverside
Burlington
Trenton
Princeton
Bryan
Bogan
Pennetston Junction
Princeton College
Hegan
Brean
Colin Siaise
Ae Patees
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted as safe for babies and adults
A period advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims benefits for babies and children, noting improved appetite and growth, with testimonials from mothers and a notary, urging use after meals for all ages.
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Wafest Aml
Stuares
Jills Cnildrdd
G. Hee
Washington
A. Buttalo Mather
Erie Co
Tite
Mre
W. T. Dethlope
Henry Karis
Erle To
N.Y
Uae
Stuart
Bryan Draws Immense Crowds Across City Meetings
A lengthy tour by the national candidate drew large crowds and sharp testimony on topics from temperance to reform. Speakers appealed to diverse audiences gathered in public squares and Hoboken venues, promising vigorous debate and urging voters toward decisive action in the coming elections.
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Lyse
Streuve Encart
Good Samaritan
Wabbc
Serne
Pimesea Hypeurtatin Athid Mnetine Ain
Marion
Jeney City
Orien
Hat Place
Jarary City
Jersey Wars Clube
Stu Siation
Matton
Saarenero
Wire
Jere
Maerchin
Horgeshor
Pitas
Hoboken
Gisaines
Bryan Wai
Headache relief advertised by Ayer’s Pill
An advertisement claims headaches stem from the liver and urges taking one Ayer’s Pill at night for a few nights to cure morning headaches. The copy cites J. C. Ayer Company, Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mass.
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Ayer
Roosevelt Retort Sparks Market of Yelling Crowd in Schenectady
Gov Roosevelt spoke briefly in a hall and a public square after a late train. He critiqued William Jennings Bryan statements on destroying private monopolies and warned that such talk would endanger patents and major companies like General Electric. A heckler provoked the crowd as the governor urged decorum and urged listeners to emulate respectful treatment of speakers.
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United States
Bryan
General Electric Company
van Wyck
Ana
Teddy
Briep
Porto Rico politics and Cuban affairs at the McKinley home
Governor Wood of Cuba met with President McKinley and Secretary Cortelyou at the White House this morning to discuss Cuban offices and political matters. Commissioner Brulbaugh reported on Porto Rican education, crop prospects, and sugar industry with labor impacts and improved health trends as local elections stir strong party contrasts.
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Canton
Uct
United Statts
McKinley
Endo Bryan
Atinay Ia
Ports Ries
Porto Rica
United States
Spence Dominion
Sinwigs
Hanne
Geeeheia
Maanillon
Pet Cemeth Gatechteas Bee
Chicago
Father of Bride Threatens Perjury Prosecution
A father in a probate court case claims his daughter aged 15 years and six months was married to A. R. Busery 22 and Florence Marple 16. He asserts they lied about the girl’s age to obtain parental consent and says he will prosecute for perjury.
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A. R. Busery
Florence Marple
Dolman
Ash Ie
Santa Fe Flyer Circulates Plans for 1900 Route Service
Official circular to ticket agents outlines resumed California service via the Santa Fe route for the 1900 season starting November 13 eastbound from Chicago to Los Angeles. Weekly departures will run from Chicago and Los Angeles on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with early December daily service between San Francisco and Los Angeles planned.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
California
Chhemsregan
Los Angel Setar
Los Angeles
Prohibition Special Train Delivers Evening Stop Schedule
The Prohibition Special left Watertown this morning and reached Syracuse after a delay. Notable travelers included Cole Johns Bocleski Art Hopkins and governor candidate Wm Wardwell. The train then headed to Fulton for the first stop and planned afternoon visits to Gouverneur Po end Norwood before arriving in Chateaugay at 6 17 PM for the night meeting.
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Watertown
Mee
Syracuse
Dielock
New York
Cole Johns Bocleski
Art A. Hopkins
Wm. T. Wardwell
Fulton
Gouverneur
Po End
Norwood
Chateaugay
Bank President Sentenced in Louisville Case
Bank president J. M. McKinxhl of the German National Bank in Louisville was sentenced in federal court to five years hard labor after conviction for entering the bank’s loans. He was granted a writ of error and released on $12,000 bond. Western celery noted.
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Louisville
Tedey J. M. McKinxhl
Bt Loutlevile
Smoke nuisance case may set citywide precedent in Chicago
In Chicago circuit court a verdict against a smoke nuisance complaint could end or abate the nuisance and may become a precedent if sustained by the supreme court. Walker and Davis, from the twelfth story of the Association building, were awarded 1400 dollars for damages due to smoke from the New York building. In San Juan Puerto Rico a royal palace wedding occurred with Theut Geo Logan A N and Miss Bertha Allen joining after a ceremony officiated by Chaplain Brown. Evidence for Miss Leeton is found in Nelson's business college records showing attendance since 1906 with placement by W. V. Sullivan of Oxford, Miss.
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Chicago Court
Chicago
Supreme Court
Waa
Ino Circuit Court
Eer Walker
Brad B. Davis
Joes
Association
New York
San Juan
Porto Fico
Geo. Logan
A. N
Allen
Mise
Bertha Allen
Brown
Mre
AF. Hobie
Mise Shedd
Lowell
Mass
Mies Leeton
Memphis
Tenn
Nelson's Business College
Lucy Leeton
Loons
Mies
W. V. Sullivan
Oxford
Sores and Ulcers and Blood Purification Claim
A purport of S S S medicine is described as cleansing and invigorating the blood to heal chronic sores and ulcers. The text asserts that impurities are removed, leading to relief of drainage and eventual healing, with the body becoming pure and healthier.
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S.S.S
Charles McHays Named President of Southern Pacific
New York Oct 26 The Evening Post reports Charles McHays, former general manager of Grand Trunk, named president of Southern Pacific. Board action pending. Hays unanimously agreed to by directors. He will reside in San Francisco with CH. Tweet as chairman amid expected management friction.
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Charles Mc Hays
Souther Pacific
New York
Evening Post
Stlevtian
Erneral Manger
Southern Pacife
Hays
Tweet
T New York
Heys
Fragmented Sanitary Ledger Inspires Confusion and Names
A garbled sanitary records fragment mentions banks, individuals, and places in a confused sequence. The text references Be oF 2 eukional Bank, Cornville Le Alvord te, and McChuskey, with stray notes about dates, orders, and a dramatic realization. The readable facts are sparse, but the piece hints at a financial or institutional confusion within a local setting.
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Cornville le Alvord
McChuskey
Sankigham
Snake Attack at Workplace Affects Diamond and Monkeys
A bizarre incident at the Atlantic and Pacific store involved Harry Diamond, an employee, who encountered a venomous snake in a ventilated box. The creature reportedly wrapped around Diamond’s neck and caused a frenzy as workers attempted to intervene. The event highlighted safety lapses with handling live reptiles and left staff shaken by the close call.
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Chicago
Harry Dhamond
Madigot Street
Diemond
Rie Choe
N. Sotkin
Mankeer
Mankeer At the Store, Orderet Diamond
Wes Harmlene
Diamond
Turbulent Strike Shuts Rail Lines in Gaubling
A harsh rail strike by hundreds of workers from Lome & Co. disrupts rail lines in Gaubling and nearby areas. Workers protest unpaid wages for days worked, halting shipments and prompting ranger patrols to maintain order as authorities investigate.
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Lowell, Mam
Roosevelt
Schenectady
Porto Rico
Uited States
Santa FE Flyer
Eamern Celery
WM. Gheen & Sons
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Normandie Bennetts
Tommorrow
Paris
Haint Me Brothers
Ide
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Alvord
New Crawford Theatre
Cometian
John Thwartwood
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Cobb
Irish Rough Riders
M. Prices
Wood & Wards
Tats
Dalian
Tea
Odeeta Davenvert
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Tata
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