Baseball Napa Shut Out Braves
Cleveland shot but Boston won 2 0 in a pitchers duel as Falkenburg shut out the visitors. Chapman scored on a second inning double, Bates added a third inning triple, and Boston finally held the lead in a tight game. Wood debuted for Boston in the mound, while Cleveland failed to score after the early threat.
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Leonard
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Williams
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Proude Heaner
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Athletics
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Ford
Pieh
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Whiteman
Houston
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Schalk
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Taerond
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Vadeh Whiteman
Onodle
Chappell
Gilpely
Berger
Gilhpeley
Peckinpaugh
Russet
Weaver
Walter Wan
Raynntha
Unclear report of racing meet postponement and events
A garbled OCR note from Deven Alek details a racing program at Grand threshold meeting with six races postponed and others carded for fast times. Mentions Michigan Breeders Ring and Yet pace but overall text is fragmented and hard to parse.
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Deven
Alek
Hp Mbs Gtake
Pra
HHO
Michigan
Tivereeapend Brothers
New device to aid football centers described in prototype
A scrambled report outlines a new device to assist football centers. It mentions a designer, testing phases, and claims of improved balance and stability during line play. Details are unclear due to damaged source text but emphasize a wearable mechanism aiding center alignment and snap actions.
Cornell’s Players Stricken By Illness Ahead Of Scrimmage
Cornell football faces gloom as many regulars are sidelined by illness. Halfbacks Mellvaine and Tabor, end O’Hara, captain Munna Pace, halfback, and Gilman tackle are among those listed. Munus hopes to return soon, but several starters will miss scrimmages for some time due to injuries.
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Aeanunt
Spitball Not Injuring Players Says Health Official
Chicago on September First the spitball was defended by Dr H Young health commissioner of Chicago who said the practice does not harm players health. He was replying to John Stuart White who argued the spitball is unsanitary and a pernicious example to boys. White urged abolition but the commissioner rejected the claim noting the ball size and act have no proven health impact and the issue should be settled from a sporting and sanitary view.
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Chicago
Tien
H. Young
Ghiengo
John Stuart White
Woda
Hoya
Dr. Young
Deportation of a Socialist Editor Inquiry Report
A deported socialist editor, Leach, was ordered to return to Aimaba before the grand jury after a six week absence. The case involves local authorities and the governor amid tensions with mobs and calls for investigation into incidents blamed on organized workers.
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West
Het
Jovernos
Straw
Crawford
Assesii
Cons Bay
Leach
President Loses Place 10 Worship
President Wiles faces upheaval as a church sale and mending of congregational ties unfold. The Mount Carmel estate sale and central church shift stir controversy over leadership and future community work. The congregation debates ownership, membership renewal, and the new church site plan. The process involves trustees and a potential move to a centralized facility.
Emmeline Pankhurst Plans American Sail On Oct 11
Paris report states Emmeline Pankhurst says she will positively sail for America on October 11 and has booked passage. She asserts British immigration won’t detain her, expects admission, and plans to lecture in America before returning to England to continue suffrage work.
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Emeline Pankhurst
Paris
Emmeline Pankhurst
America
Anind Ainess
Sann
England
Restore lands in Utah to entry
Washington, Sept. 18 public lands to the extent of 748,393 acres were restored to entry in Utah and other states. An investigation of mineral and water power possibilities showed these lands conferred neither minerals nor water power. In the same month 235 acres were withdrawn from entry in California. large tracts in Montana were opened to homesteaders.
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Washington
States Geological Survey
California
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Sorla Uaxota
Utah
Wyoming
Orcesa
Idshe
Weehington
Army Surgeon Fatally Burned in Santa Barbara Fire
Santa Barbara California September 18 Retired U S Army Major and surgeon Charles Anderson was fatally burned when Sycamore canyon forest fire swept his mountain cottage. He was found near his cortege and died hours later after fire crews, forest rangers, and winds helped control the blaze.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Charles Anderson
United States Army
Sycamore Canyon
Forest Rangers
Hope Ranch
Potter Country
Anderson
Jhu Wever
Philippines
Wis
Quoted Liquor Bonding and Government Reports Questioned
A fragmented analysis questions government liquor consumption figures. The report argues gallons withdrawn from bonded warehouses do not equal yearly consumption, noting bonding periods expire and stock moves to market may be sold. It cites officials and newspapers debating how data are interpreted and the potential for misreadings or misstatements.
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Piret
Bevernment
Whlesalers
Paul
Il Ia
Prohibition Debate Claims Dry Majority in U S
The text argues against drinking measures, contending much alcohol consumption data is misleading. It cites per capita figures, dry states, and local options, noting two-thirds of the U S. is dry and over 10 million have moved to no-license districts. It links rising prohibition sentiment to economic signals and criticizes liquor interests.
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Lalwarte
Hogand
United States Brewers’ Association
United States
Mquor Securities
Internal Revenue
Sheriff Jails Auto Bandits After West Toledo Hold Up
Motoring party from Toledo westeast of Bryan is held up by three men in an auto. They steal 2000 cash a gold purse several diamonds and other jewelry before fleeing. Sheriff Weinland is shot in the arm and head but arrests one suspect named T. W. Duffy 26 of Toledo. Two others captured later from a train at Winoseon Ohio.
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Toledo
Herman C. G. Laynes
St. Louis
Fly
Bryan Ohio
Luytiee
Samuel Weinland
Wiliams County
Guanline
Weinand
Tt. W. Duffy
Winiseon
Ohio
Seville Cathedral and its grand restoration tale
The article surveys Sevilles grand cathedral built after an earthquake damaged the old one. It notes donors funded by private wealth and public funds to create a vast church, and recounts legends associated with La Caridad. It mentions other historic churches and a weekly feature offering cultural content.
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Seville
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