City News Daily Roundup Covers Meetings and Robbery
The city council meets at city hall with high license fate uncertain while the U S grand jury assembles October 16 and trial jury on the 20th. A bold Sunday robbery at Drach mans cigar store nets $45 as burglars flee. Work resumes on the Santa Rita project with McNeil on site and contracts for iron work to Gardner Worthen Goss.
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City Recorder
United States Grand Jury
United States
Hill
South
Drachman’s
Santa Rita
McNeil
R. H. Rafael
Q. Monier
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss
Sunday Ball Game Draws Crowd at Carillo Gardens
A lively afternoon at Car rillo's Gardens drew a large crowd despite mockery of the Elks team. The spectacle mixed vaudeville style parade, money‑making show vibes, and short baseball bursts with two‑base hit Hawke and 14 stolen bases by the Elks while Workmen had 12.
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Carrillo’s Gardens
Elks
Warriors of the Red
Hawke
Baseball play-by-play notes from game summary
Off Callahan 11, off Hawke 1. Struck out by Callahan 10, by Hawke 6. Hit by Camacho. Passed balls Camacho 2, Martin 1. Sacrifice hits Hanny Hogwood Angus Siegfried and Greggs. Umpire General Manning. Time 2 30.
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Hanny Cu
Siegfried
Campbell
Angus
Ey Mckilligan
Martin
Gallihan
Drachman
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Camacho
Hawke
Adam
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Hogwood
Greggs
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Falas
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Velasco
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Callahan
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Hanny
General Manning
Notes On The Game And Club Banquet At The Clubhouse
A lively postgame scene describes Happy and Tompkins in misfortune, the Grays and Elks hosting Workmen, and a banquet with stories and toasts. Names like Farmer Si Callahan and Willie Hogwood appear amid playful digressions about bets, toasts, and local spectators.
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Elks
Allen's Foot-Ease Comfort Creates Easy Shoes
Modern remedy Allen's Foot-Ease promises instant relief for tight or new shoes and bunions. It claims to cure sweating hot feet and prevent blisters callouses and soreness with powder sprinkled into footwear. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. trial package free by mail from Allen Elisted, Le Roy New York.
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Allen
le Roy
N. Y
Personal Mention: Ford Ives Gandolfo and Muirhead
Mr. Rochester Ford returned from an extended eastern tour yesterday. Senator Eugene S. Ives came back to the city from his Yuma home. Mr. John Gandolfo, leading figure in southern Arizona and Gandolfo hotel proprietor at Yuma, is in the city today. Mrs. Thomas Muirhead was summoned suddenly to her dying mother in San Francisco, leaving on the evening train with her son.
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Rochester Ford
Eugene S. Ives
Yuma
John Gandolfo
Arizona
Gandolfo
Thomas Muirhead
San Francisco
Deaf Groom Answers For Her At English Wedding
A country church ceremony in England features a minister asking the bride to vow as the groom’s deaf groomsman answers for her. A rough voice repeats the replies "Or will" and "Oi will" until another groomsman explains the bride is deaf and the speaker answers for her.
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England
Beggar and Judge Quip on Law and Luck
A dialogue contrasts begging with propriety and fate. A judge voices blunt judgment on misfortune, while a proverb notes every man knows some law and a fast man stalls on debts. The Philadelphia Record riffs on self reliance and restraint.
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Philadelphia Record
Getting Away From Home and the Douglas Printing Tale
A meditation on modern desire for change away from home life contrasts monotony with restaurant variety and lively street life. It recounts Stephen A. Douglas and John Wentworth in 1838 sharing a printing venture where Douglas learns press basics as a roller boy before the job proceeds.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Long John” Wentworth
Wentworth
Democrat
Chicago
Douglas
Mr. Wentworth
Criticised the Wrong House in Cleveland Visit
A prominent businessman recalls an errant tour around a mansion of mixed architectural styles before dining at a club due to a headache from paint fumes. The next day a friend showed him the new house, deemed a monstrosity by his own words.
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Cleveland
New York Tribune
What Intermittency Means in Heartbeat Irregularity
Intermittency describes irregular pulse patterns where beats drop occasionally or occur at variable frequencies. It may repeat regularly at two or three per minute for hours or be very irregular with brief clusters. While it can signal grave heart disease, it often indicates a functional disturbance with no lasting harm.
Thoughts on marriage from a Scottish aunt
A young woman questions marriage in Scotland and an older aunt, now past matrimony, shares three persistent thoughts. She recalls youth asking who she would marry, then whom she would get, and finally who would take her after her leg was broken in an accident with Saunders McCrmthie.
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Scotland
Saunders
His Greatest Objection to Mormonism and Polygamy
A Chicago Post excerpt presents a dialogue about moral objections to Mormonism and polygamy. The exchange explores partial moral concerns and the social fallout of multiple marriages, with a humorous analogy about returning home late from the club and explaining wives.
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Chicago Post
Dean's Ointment Promoted as Universal Cure
An advertisement touts Dean's ointment as a universal remedy for itching piles claiming it is absolutely safe and sure to relieve suffering for all ages and social classes.
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Dean
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