Baseball scores mix in scattered action across leagues
A mixed day of baseball results features Boston over Philadelphia 3 1 in the opener, New York and Brooklyn trading wins, Chicago beating Cincinnati, and other National and Federal League games with varied outcomes and highlights such as Strank doubles, Gardner scoring on an error, and a late rally by New York aided by Doyle and Grant.
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Brooklyn and Buffalo tie for fourth in today’s games
Brooklyn and Buffalo completed the schedule with a 1 to 2 finish in Raine and 4 to 3 results in Bol, as players Packard Knzen and Hartley led actions. Paramount Pictures will be shown at Ogden theater with Saturday Evening Post advertisement.
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Saturday Evening Post
Italy To Continue Italia Pavilion At San Francisco
Rome reports the Italian government will complete the Italia pavilion at San Francisco for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition. The project aims to participate despite the European war, following Ernesto Nathan's suggestion after his visits to the United States.
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San Francisco
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Kaiser Forces Cross Swiss Border Says Telegraph Report
A telegraphing from Rome quotes Basel and Hornegottle reports that General Lieutenant Von Telling and German forces have crossed into Switzerland to avoid capture by the Prussians. The message notes German units under his command entering Swiss territory.
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de Nrites
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Clergy Should Not Go to War Says Archbishop
The Archbishop of Canterbury writes that Church of England clergymen should not serve as combatants in war. He argues clergy cannot be in active army roles while ordained. He urges clergymen to remain in ministry at home or as chaplains to support the country’s war effort.
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Germans Form Private News Trust to Promote Trade
A Berlin meeting formed a private company financed by subscriptions to push German industrial prestige abroad. Members include North German Lloyd, Hamburg America, Siemens, Krupp, and Allgemeine Elektrizitats AG. The pool will redirect advertising spend from foreign papers to a new system, with Wolff's Telegraphic Bureau and Reuters telegraph links planned.
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Germans Welcome Tepidly as Delegation Arrives in Rome
A Rome dispatch to the Times describes a cautious reception of a German socialist delegation by Italians and anti German feeling. The report notes lukewarm attitudes, protests by socialists, and hopes for peace without conquest or coercion.
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Unclear text fragment on socialism and Belgium neutrality
Fragmentary passage discusses socialism opposing a move seen as a backward step and violation of Belgium's neutrality, mentioning German protests and an planned international congress.
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British Hold Prize Court Sifts War Losses
London September 4 6 a m a list of twelve ships was placed for disposal before the first prize court held in this country since the Crimean war. Four steamships and eight sailing vessels were named with more cases expected later. The first case was the 2000 ton bark Chilel nominated for seizure before Sir Samuel Evans presiding.
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U|mirnity
Japan’s Exhibition Preparations Highlight European Absence
A position states Japan proceeds with preparations for participation in the exhibition. Japan’s exhibit is expected to rise in excellence due to Europe’s inability to participate. Chinese protests at Che Foo against certain Japanese actions are discounted here.
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Japan
Europe
Che Foo
War News and Orchestra Ad at Ogden Tonight
An advertisement notes Pathe War News at the Ogden tonight with an enlarged orchestra and claims to be the best in town.
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Ogden
Best
The Oracle: a cool rest spot for weary travelers
A concise note describes The Oracle as a pleasant, cool resting place for tired visitors seeking comfort and calm. It emphasizes a welcoming atmosphere and respite from the day’s heat or bustle.
Japan to Stage Large Exhibit in Panama Event
Tokio Sept 4 Announcement by Taraki Yamaaki Japan chess commissioner confirms a large exhibit to be staged in Panama. Details include dates and participating players from Japan in a aims to showcase chess development and cultural exchange.
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Taraki Yamaaki
Japan Chess
Panama
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