Round Robin Press Censor War Sparks Court Martial Threats
Chicago reports detail a Manila press censorship clash as Associated Press correspondents reveal that General Otis threatened court martial to punish reporters for publishing candid war coverage. They describe a pattern of suppressing bad news to shield administration plans and restrain public knowledge.
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Cantacuzene Pleased As Newport Hosts Royal Weekend
Newport Sep 11 Prince Michiel Cantacuzene visits with Miss Julia Dent Grant during a series of social events. Mrs Potter Palmer hosts a dinner in the Casino Governor’s Room, with a notable guest list including Lord Cunard Senator Wetmore and Chauncey Depew. The prince shows interest in activities with the Cottswolds set and offers silver trophies for a polo match. Grand Duke Cyril of Russia was named as best man in proxy, with Count Cassini and Mr Palmer acting as surrogates. The man of honor for the occasion is Grand Duke Vladimir of Russia, who will not attend.
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Baron Herman
Henry Minot
George Griswold
L. LeRoy Emmett
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Rtobert L. Gerry
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Prince Contadxene
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Europe
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Sewing Classes In School In Titusville Area
An industrial school for teaching sewing to young girls has operated in Titusville for five years with about one hundred attendees per session. Local ladies propose making sewing a public school study and have offered to fund the first year’s experiment. The move follows state options allowing mechanical arts instruction in certain cities, and Warren already uses sewing as a useful addition.
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Drom Tie Eculaipoe Press
Titusville
Charse
Haye
Warren
A Wonderful Cure of Diarrhoea and Cholera Remedy
An Virginia editor recounts near defeat from diarrhoea and dysentery but finds relief after using Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy. The testimonial claims rapid recovery after a few doses and cites further endorsements for stomach trouble and indigestion. The piece promotes the remedy with patient statements and pharmacy listings, noting availability at local druggists and stores.
Jeffries Seeks Sharkey Bout After Glasgow Visit
Champion Jim Jeffries arrived in Glasgow announcing four weeks of training before facing Tom Sharkey. He plans to return to the United States by Sept 21 aboard the Dominion Line steamer New Bugand and then train at Allentown, confident he will defeat Sharkey and then the next opponents.
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Dominion Uno
New Bugand
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Allentairst
S.J. Ee
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Corbett
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Sam Austin
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Wisconsin's Eleven Sets Sights On Strong Football Season
Madison reports regular practice begun as Wisconsin plans a robust fall season. King arrives Sept 15 to lead the squad with ex-Captain Richards and others coaching in the interim. About fifteen lettermen return. schedule includes Lake Forest Beloit Northwestern Yale Ruh Medica Alumni Illinois Minnesota and Michigan in Chicago on Thanksgiving.
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Mesmerist Dominates as Best Two Year Old in Great Eastern Handicap
NewsDrx reports Mesmerist son of Albert and Hoodoo won the Great Eastern Handicap of 35,000 over the Futurity course, establishing himself as the top two year old of the season. He defeated rivals in races including the Foam stakes and the Fleischmann stakes, carrying heavy weights as a consistent standout among colts and Allies.
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Albert
Hoodoo
Bromley
Jean Beraud
Teague Teammates Prep For Battle In Batting Line
Delehanty and Burkett join a clash for the lead as Teague eyes a stronger season. Dierangaes regains peumpership and McGraw sustains top rank in hitting while Zimmer and Reitz excel in fielding.
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Jesse Burett
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Jack Darin Tewche
Pacoes
The League Pennant Monopolies Across Cities
A discussion notes that Brooklyn dominates pennants this season and historically, several cities have repeatedly claimed national and league titles. It cites Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington, Pittsburgh, New York, Baltimore and others as occasional or frequent contenders, with various pennant histories and rivalries highlighted.
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Fultimars
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Louisville
John Patchen Sold Again by Senator McCarthy of Goshen
Johnstown Pa Sept 12 Henry Haws received a check from Senator John McCarthy of Goshen in payment for the celebrated horse Joe Patchen. Haws had purchased Patchen in Cleveland for about $26,000 and would not disclose the price paid to McCarthy, saying the figure was satisfactory. He added he did not care to part with Patchen.
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Haws
John McCarty
Goshen
Joe Patchen
Patchen
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McCarthy
Senator McCarthy Wins Patchen Pact Described By Owner
The owner explains promising Senator McCarthy he could have the horse under certain conditions. He regrets letting the great pacer pass and notes Patchen's future home will be at Senator McCarthy's stock farm near Goshen.
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Washington Club Signs McGee and Fifield for Next Season
Washington on September 12 reports the Washington club has signed pitchers McGee and Fifield. Mercer will start at third base. Earl Wagner lists seven core players for next season and will not receive offers or trades. these players include Padden, Kittredge, Mercer, Freeman, Slagle, and McGann.
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McCoy O Donnell Boxing Match Set For New York
Kid McCoy and Steve O Donnell have been matched for a twenty five round bout at Broadway Athletic Club on Tuesday evening September 19. O Donnell demands a $4000 side bet with the winner to take 75 percent of Ross receipts. Hawthorne meet notes report steeplechase finishes and races for three year olds with Tricotin and Flamora among winners.
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Boston and St Louis clash in rain disrupted games
Western League notes show Boston outlasted St Louis in a chaotic string of score by innings reports with batteries Wills Bergen for Boston and Powell Schtecansen for St Louis. Detroit Indianapolis Milwaukee games faced postponements amid weather and travel issues.
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