New York Keeps Double Win in Stiff Baseball Day
New York took both ends of a double header from Boston in a rainy day at the harbor city, Keating winning the opener with solid pitching while Anderton’s craft aided the second game called at dusk. The Yankees improve their record as Heaton struggles for Philadelphia in a clean late-season set.
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Grand Circuit Card Thwarted by Rain at Columbus Races
Postponements and threatening weather clouded today’s Grand Circuit program in Columbus Ohio with four races listed including the Hoard of Trade Make 2207 pace and two stakes for 2:11 and 2:21 pacers. Rumors of uncertain running circulated as the track remained heavy and skies grew darker.
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Ruling Opposed by Baseball Men
New York on September 22 the National Baseball Commission will meet next Monday to arrange the world's series between the New York National and Philadelphia American leagues. The meeting will consider the qualification and setup of the championship, as the commission addresses the necessary conditions for the series.
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Old Man Trials Serum on Turtles in Paris
Paris reports a man named Fredecie Ambroxetl, former Milan professor of voology, injecting a strange serum into sea turtles. Professors at the museum were puzzled as the treatment proved unavailing, with the man claiming the serum would yield marvels before testing on humans.
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1914 Budget Laid Before House
Busnes Arras Sept 10 The budget laid before the house of representatives estimates annual revenue at 451 448 000 and expenditure at 439 439 000. A sum of 34 million is for harbor improvements, 20 million for railways, 63 million for public instruction. The president's message notes exports for the first half of the year 1914 at 294 million and imports at 209 million. The year’s total exports and imports are forecast at 618 million. The grain crop prospects for harvest are bright.
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Life and marriage of Count Tolstoi recounted
A St Petersburg correspondent reports on Count Tolstoi’s life and marriage. The narrative sketches his enduring union with his wife, detailing engagements and separations during years of proximity and distance, and notes the influence of family ties on his personal life.
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Desxplanes Mayor Adjourns Amid Angry Crowd
A Desxplanes suburb witnessed a tense council meeting when an angry crowd pressured the mayor to adjourn. Police and officials prepared for a mass gathering as tensions rose and calls for action from residents spread through the evening.
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Adele Ritchie Injured In Auto Collision
New York report says actress Adele Ritchie wife of Charles N. Bell may be confined for a week after a night accident. Her car collided with a trolley, shattering a wind shield and breaking windows. She was struck by flying glass and injured on her face.
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Red Men Urged to Raise Cattle for Markets
Washington reports government push to boost beef by aiding Indian tribes. Commissioner Bele stocking beef cattle on reservations and planning livestock development. Bids invited for nine thousand cattle for Crow Reservation in Montana. sheep stock also being increased in Arizona and New Mexico.
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Misbranding Lemon Oil Discovered in U S Trade
Washington reports a misbranding issue in lemon oil imports traced to Temonoil. Chemistry officials note price inflation since the Sicilian disaster, with examples of forged or misrepresented oil prompting seizures of substantial quantities and a $200 reward in one case. authorities warn buyers to verify authenticity amid volatile market.
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President greets commissioners on voyage to promote expo
President Wilson greeted commissioners Felix Martinez Mantit Everell Lively and others as they prepared to sail from New York for a tour in South and Central America to advocate the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1915, highlighting their mission and the purpose of the trip.
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Abandoned Power Plant Sparked Legal Action
Local report notes a large power facility abandoned after conflicting claims by owners. Mentioned individuals, including Weinberg and Miers, face potential lawsuits over signing and ownership. Authorities reference a Connecticut origin and a site near Bain Road as disputed locations.
Fifty Candidates Start Training at Windolphin Camp
Windolphin reports fifty candidates began training under Coach George Owen for the varsity and freshmen teams at the University of Pennsylvania. The camp opened with preparations underway as students and staff evaluated talent and readiness for the season.
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Strong Varsity Team Prospects With Notable Runners
Included among the varsity men were McCurdy the intercollegiate two mile champion Ted Meredith the Olympic champion Madeira the star miler Captain Langner and Humphreys Lie star froman two milers of Inet year Coach Orton run with the men on a two mile jaunt through Internent yark and he declares the prospects for a strong team are exceedingly brisk.
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Surgeons at the Point of Death in New York
Two New York surgeons near death from blood poisoning after infections from operations. Dr Robert J Morrison head of Williamsburg hospital family, pricked by a needle after a Saturday operation. Dr Emil Boehm of Bellevue hospital’s surgical division also critically ill from infection from a Tuesday procedure.
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Desperate Effort to Save a Miner
Miners to day made separate efforts to save the life of Thomas a test entombed Friday in the Continental mine of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company. A hole was laid and bold markman Willam Tell through the wall of coal behind with one of the stars, he is imprisoned and as he was in nearly always rang the bell. Through this feud has bey beyond won cigars.
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The Hydra Aero Plane Debate in Early Mechanics
A fragment discusses distinguishing hydroplane hydra aeroplane and flying boat. It explains hydroplane as fast motorboat, hydroaeroplane as a plane with limited floats, and flying boat as seaworthy craft with planes and rudders that can fly. The piece notes English use of water plunger terms and advocates precise usage.
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Many Claims for Damages at Canal
Dr. Leo S Howe of the University of Pennsylvania discussed the International Claims committee report on Panama Canal expropriation. He stated the U S policy aims to depopulate the canal zone, forcing small farmers from their homes and triggering numerous damage claims.
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International Claims Committee
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Woodruff’s breakdown not paralysis as earlier feared
New York Sept 30 friends of Timothy J Woodruff former lieutenant governor and Brooklyn progressive leader were relieved by doctors who denied a paralysis claim after his breakdown while addressing a Glugjen ratification meeting at Cooper Union last night.
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