Mrs Cole Aims To Build A Pleasant Valley Brass Band Haven
Mrs John P Cole, once a Kansas influential grocer, now clerks for Aunt Lucinda Thompson, the Pleasant Valley healer. Cole plans a new house with rooms for visitors, a furnace, many baths, and a band to accompany her healing venture as she remains employed by Aunt Lucinda while continuing patient care and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Cole
Kansas
John PB. Cole
Pleasant Valley
Mrs. Cole
Lucinda
Ole
Missus Cole
Cinda
Rufus Knott
Ely Brush
Lely
Boyle
Torney Tovesty
Bas
Laluny
Aunt Lucinda
Simon Grownspan
Greenapan
Judge Genhardt
Eureka
North
Opeka
Late Sporting News Recaps String of Major League Games
Cincinnati and New York played to a tie as Louisville beat Philadelphia and Pittsburgh defeated Washington. Brooklyn and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Brooklyn taking the first game. Cincinnati beat New York 3 to 2. St Louis downed the Champions in a ten inning game. Chicago and other clubs posted various results. Attendance reported at several venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St.Louis
Budhoft
Robinwoan
Ranning
Douglass
Beare
Cincinnati
New York
Meekin
Warner
Ehret
Giants
New Yorks
Rhinos
Cincinnmi
Hootthdona XO Batteries
Meekin and
Cincinpati, Ehret, Haines and
Sehriver
Pittsburg i
Washington
Kelly
Mercer
Tanner
Pittsbore
Inington
Matteson
Noyes Bf Troy
Theld
Dallas
Scot
J. McCloskey
Galena
Boston
Harry Weldon
Dick Cooley
Curt Welch
Cooley
Denver Promotes Cycle Path To Palmer Lake Clubhouse
E S Hall a Denver wheelman and Pueblo financier told Treasurer J A McGuire of the Denver Palmer Lake Cycle Path Association that if the path is built he would immediately fund a Palmer Lake club house for cyclists. He said Palmer Lake lacks traveler amenities and Colorado Springs will likely complete the path from Palmer Lake to their city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
E. S. Hall
Pueblo
J. A. McGuire
Denver-Palmer Lake
Cycle Path Association
Alleid
Palmer Lake
Colorado Springs
Von der Ahe Plans West Baden Visit and Baseball Pact
St Louis on September 3 reports President Von der Ahe travels to West Baden to meet Cincinnati president Brush. They discuss forming a partnership to assemble a St Louis and Indianapolis club to compete in the National League, with Watkins return and a named roster. A charity style game between State House and newspaper men is set for Athletic Park with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
von der Ahe
West Baden Springs
Brush
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
St Louis
Watkins
Murphy
Douglass
Wood
Kehoe
Hart
Donohue
Monrose
Kellam
Gear
Mott
Grady
Stewart
Harman
Gray
Cross
McCarthy
Lally
McFarland
Harley
Hagnever
Turner
State House
Athletic Park
Elene
H. Morris
J. W. Barnes
F. Hughes Morris Cain
Austin Brady
Wut Mosier
Hnart
I. Chamberlain
Ellis Myon M. Ruggles
Topeka
Idaho in a Hess Supreme Court nullifies state laws
District Judge George H. Stewart ruled the anti gambling law unconstitutional following the supreme court fee law decision. The ruling threatens to invalidate other major statutes and could force Governor Steunenberg to call an extraordinary session to address illegality of past legislative apportionments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Boise City
Isho
George H. Stewart
Steunenberg
Rockefellers Hold On Mesaba Range Control Claim
Article asserts John D. Rockefeller dominates the Mesaba Iron Range near Minneapolis with a monopoly on rail transport and ore sales, alleging small operators are squeezed. the piece notes public bids for an AOUW arch project and lists various local ads and notices present in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesaba Iron Range
Minneapolis
Minn
John D. Rockefeller
Mesaba
Lake Superior Consolidated Mines
Ebrankifu Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Duluth
General Wallace and Hickman Protest Bicycles
General Lew Wallace and Rev Dr W H Hickman protest bicycle use during a Crawfordsville reception. Wallace praised military training while denouncing bicycles as unmanly and timewasting. Hickman condemned women riders as harmful to the feminine role and social norms, citing hygiene and escape from routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
Mr. Hickman
Indianapolis
Ind
W. H. Hickman
Chazicellor
DePauw University
Crawfordville
Wallace
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Goody Two-Shoes -and
Little Boy Blue
Hose
Peter
Madera Bisco
Kemper & Paxtons
Congress
Xth & Quincy
New Model
Anant Lucinda
Aunt Lucida
Late Sporting News
St. Louis Browns
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Batimore
St. Toul
Climeland
Brooklyns
Powell
Hothshilas
Brooklys, Payne
A Smith
Zimmer
Lh.e
Fisher
Grim
Cuppy
Loutaville
Philadelphias
Wheeler and McParland
Dexter
Chicasro
Pittsbure
Cs St
Columbus
Indianapolis, St. Paul , Baxtorien— and Spies
Milwaukee
REE
Grand Rapids i
Detroit
Nts
Wadsworth and McCauley
Pardee and
Blanford
the Western Association
Dubuque
Dubuqne
St. Joseph
Patterson
Sullivan
Drummy and Hansen
Cedar Rapids
Codne Rapids
Sir Parland
Puller
Cooper and
Baseball
Parsons
Duna
McHugh
Montgomery
Guy McFadden
Redsmond
Ash
Price
Wingert
Stricklett
Bley
Hughes
Paul
Milwaukeeon
Grind Rapids
Kansas City
Indiana
J.P. Lucas
Pontanet
Weyere
Lawrence
Kansas University
McCook Field
Wylie G. Woodruft
Pennsylvania
Bert Kennedy
Will Reed
Idaho
Hess
Mihaiivs
Cavalier
Sixth St
Kansas Ave
New York/Mer
Hon
Swath ST
DE Moss
M. Penwwell
Odd Fellows
Quincy Street
DE Moss & Penwell
Quincy St
L. M. Penwell
John Stanton
Rho
Gerbrick
Tebons
Rane Blanche
Conunitras
de Wittle
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Arthur Peck
Monror Street
Gra. W
Stansfield
Kan. Ave
Miller’s Pharmacy
Corfith
Topeka Avenue
Beertess Steam Laundry
West Sch
Montgomery Ward & CO
Creat Mail Order House
Tzu Michigan Ave
Chisage
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