Amy Reunion Atlantic City Baseball Scores Summary
National and American League results from yesterday include multiple games across major teams. Key figures: Leever Gibson McQuillen Dooin. Beebe Bliss Bell Bergen. Waddell Dineen Stephens. Berger Easterly Cicottie Carrigan. Burnum Kerns Aitchison Rackelforg Armstrong.
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National League
Pittsburg
R.H.E. Pitebure
Philadelphia
Leever-Gibson
McQuillen-Dooin
Chicago
R.H.E. Chicago
New York
Kroh, Higginbotham
Hagerman
Joverall and
Moran
Raymond-Sebler
St. Louis
R.H.E. 1St. Louis
Brooklyn
Beebe-Bliss
Bell-Bergen
American League
Topeka
R.H.E. Opeka
Ichita
Burnum
Kerns
Aitchison
Rackelforg
Armstrong
Lincoln
R.h.le. Incoln
Ss Moines
Forrester and
Mason
Durham
Miller Puna McManus
Sioux City
R.h.emaha
THRSON'S PARTING SHOT AT SECRETARY'S LAST STATEMENT
Des Moines August 14 retiring secretary of the state pharmacy commission C W Watson issued a final statement before leaving for Red Oak reiterating his criticism of board members. He defends his authority to transfer itinerant drug vendors licenses claiming support from the attorney general for acting.
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Des Moines
Red Oak
C. W. Vatson
The
Tate Pharmacy Commission
Ard
Bank Robbers Nabbed After Santa Clara Escape
Three men robbed an alley bank in Santa Clara California and fled in an automobile after a gunfight. They were captured at Body Creek seven miles from Santa Clara by Sheriff Langford and two assistants, who found them compliant after a brief confrontation.
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Santa Clara
Cal
Eody Creek
Santa Lara
Langford
Warsaw man wins prize in Flathead land draw
Seattle Aug 14 Joseph Furay of Warsaw Indiana drew No in the Flathead land distribution and is told his allotment may be worth 50000. He registered for all three drawings on his way west saying it was just for a lark.
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Seattle
Wash
Joseph Furay
Warsaw
Ind
Boston Besieged by Enemy in Massachusetts Maneuver
In Middleboro on August 14 a mock enemy landed on the Massachusetts coast and aimed to seize Boston. Governor Draper’s appointees oversee defense while a unique tactic involves laying giant tacks on sandy roads in Plymouth and Bristol counties to impede the advancing force.
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Middleboro
Mass
Boston
Massachusetts
New England
Draper
Army of the “Red
Pew
Charles S. Clark
Eighth Infantry
Plymouth
Bristol
Red
Consul Malmros Critically Ill in Rouen
Oscar Malmros American consul at Rouen France is dangerously ill according to a dispatch received at the state department He hails from Minnesota and the report came to Washington on August 14.
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Malmros
Washington
Oscar Malmros
Rouen
France
State Department
Minnesota
Printers Mortuary Fund Referendum Plan Adopted
St Joseph Mo August 14 plan for a mortuary benefit fund was adopted by the fifty fifth annual convention of the International Typographical Union Benefits would range from seventy five to four hundred dollars based on membership length and be put to a February referendum. A half percent earnings tax is proposed. The union reports about forty million dollars in annual earnings and a projected income of around two hundred thousand dollars. A resolution to aid the striking hatters was adopted.
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St. Joseph
Ffty
International Typographical Union
Troops Disarm Strikers at Fort William Dock
Canadian Pacific dock strike saw military forces under Colonel Steele disarm strikers. Bayonets and loaded rifles intimidated leaders. those resisting were jailed. In Cleveland, Country Jay set a world trotting under saddle record at 2:10 for the mile, surpassing Charlie Mack’s 2:13 4-5 mark set in 1904.
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Fort William
Ont
Steele
Cleveland
Randall Track
Country Jay
Ramsey Macey
Charlie Mack
K. G. Billings
Menville
Ames Restores Harvest Home With Northwestern
Ames Iowa August 14 The state college at Ames has secured Northwestern cooperation to restore the annual harvest home excursion. President Storms and Professor Curtiss met Northwestern President Hughitt to arrange Friday and Saturday October 1 and 2 as the dates. The railroad will run special trains at favorable rates and the college will unveil a program and exhibits of new features for inspection attracting visitors.
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Storms
Curtiss
Hughitt
Northwestern
Ames
State College At
Northwestern Railroad
Slashes Friend With Razor in Carson Barber Shop
In Carson Iowa August 14 Matt Ring and A C Davidson traveled to Avoca with Ring paying Davidson fare. Returning home the liquor vanished leading Ring to accuse Davidson of theft. In a barber chair Ring attacked Davidson with a razor inflicting fatal wounds. Ring was intoxicated and jailed.
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A. C. Davidson
Carson
Matt Ring
Avoca
Ring
Davidson
Lincoln Park Dedication Honors Lincoln Visit in Council Bluffs
In memory of Lincoln, Council Bluffs marked the fiftieth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's 1861 visit with a brilliant celebration at Lincoln Park. The formal dedication of the park, added to Council Bluffs' park system, was held last night as a dual event with the Lincoln visit commemorated. The park overlooks the valley, offering views of Omaha and South Omaha.
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Council Bluffs
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Lincoln
Omaha
Willard Makes Fast Flight Record Cross Country
In Mineola California Aug 14 C Foster Willard aboard the Golden flyer covered twelve miles in nineteen and one half minutes claimed as a national cross country aeroplane record.
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Mineola
L. A
C. Foster Willard
Ofmeteen
Trade Review For The Week A Tariff Shift Boosts Trade
New York Aug 14 R G Dun Co Weekly Review of Trade reports all branches adjusting to amended tariff schedules ending uncertainty and spurring activity Exports from major cities show encouragement Iron and steel mills see increased business and labor demand Dry goods demand steadies with buyers in central markets Ready to wear and fleece knit goods bustle while cotton goods face price delays Silk goods improve Woolens remain strong Footwear waits but tariff adjustments may lift fall orders
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Apples as Natural Medicine and Daily Diet
Apples are praised as the queen of fruits and a natural medicine. Eat them alone, uncooked, in the morning for sedentary people or evenings for those with large midday meals, and increase intake gradually to four or more only if you feel vigorous.
Des Moines financier ends life amid losses
In Des Moines on August 14 John B. Blank head of the Fidelity Loan Co. killed himself after suffering financial losses. The special report notes his despondency and the personal toll of economic setback on his career and family.
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Des Moines
Iowa
The
Evening Journal
John B. Blank
Fidelity Loan Co
Hogs and cattle market summaries for Chicago August 14 1909
Hogs receipts estimated at 8000 with yesterday leftover 3671 and prices 7.40 to 8.00 for light hogs and up to 8.05 for mixed packers. Cattle 200, sheep 3000 held steady with heavy shipper grades 7.10 to 8.00 and porkers 7.85 to 7.95. official receipts yesterday 10439, shipments 2166, leftovers 3671. Tomorrow’s receipts put at 33000. market expected steady with weak and slow trading in some classes. Closing: market weak with packing grades 6 to 10 lower than early values. bulk 7.40 to 7.90, light 7.40 to 8.00, mixed packers 7.27 to 8.00, heavy shipper grades 7.00 to 7.02, rough 7.00 to 7.30. Furnished by Beach-Wickham Grain Company.
Rich Claims to Iowa People in Flathead Drawing
Aug 14 Coeur d Alene Idaho The following Iowa residents were drawn for claims in Flathead Indian reservation No 152 Harley Riley Marion 169 George J Ruling Kellogg 196 Peter Cunningham Dubuque 240 Harry W Ballon Fort Madison 247 James Lewis Des Moines 3840 Christina Roderich Iowa City 444 John McGourty Waukon 462 Lester E Ross Lamont 521 G R Nerebehdir West Arton 653 Walter Dubois Rockwell City 592 Charles Zambra Yale 597 William H Gardner Burlington 6056 G E Hooper Carroll 48 Margaret Childers Osceola 650 G H Pullers Thompson 727 W D Currin Morning Sun 746 Lawrence Wright Des Moines 802 Harold A Wand Florah 871 Carroll Jackson Bis Dale 822 Thomas J Burns Cressy 906 W W Littell Des Moines 915 George F Wall Paton
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G. R. Nerebehdir
West Arton
Walter Dubois
Rockwell City
Charles Zambra
Yale
William H. Gardner
Burlington
G. E. Hooper
Carroll
Margaret Childers
Osceola
G. H. Pullers
Thompson
W. D. Currin
Morning Sun
Lawrence Wright
Des Moines
Harold A. Wand
Florah
Carroll Jackson
Bisdale
Thomas J. Burns
Cressy
W. W. Littell
George F. Wall
Paton
Naval court closes trial over Sutton death in Annapolis
After more than three weeks the naval court of inquiry at Annapolis Md finished taking testimony in the Sutton death case. The proceedings move to summing up with counsel indicating the argument may be completed this afternoon as the inquiry nears its end.
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Annapolis
Naval Court of Inquiry
James N. Sutton
John A. Babcock Care of North American Live Stock
John A. Babcock is listed as care of the North American Live Stock Commission Company at U S Yards in Chicago Illinois. The item names the figure and location without further context or dates.
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North American Live Stock Commission Company
U.S. Yards
Chicago, Ill
Resolutions Endorse Forestry Leaders At Irrigation Congress
Spokane dispatch reports the National Irrigation Congress ends after voting to meet in Pueblo Colorado and pass resolutions praising Pinchot and Newell for forestry and recreation work. An annual $10 million five year appropriation request is urged to aid irrigation, with Pueblo chosen as next meeting place and B A Fowler and Arthur Hooker elected officers.
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Congress
Pueblo
B. Fowler
Arizona
Arthur Hooker
Spokane
Wash
Colo
Pin and Newell
Cong
Missippi
National Irrigation Congress
B. A. Fowler
Pheonix
Ariz. Dent
Spok
Ralph Twitchell
Mexico
R. Young
Utah
Presid L. Newman
Montana
F. W. Fleming
New Mico
South Carolina
John {. Martin
Mississippi
Withdrawal of 87 360 acres for water power in Utah
Washington Aug 14 Acting Sec Mary Wilson withdrew 87 360 acres along the Colorado River in Utah to forestall applications and to aid pending legislation to serve the government. The action marks the largest land withdrawal for temporary water power in interior department history.
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Washington
the Interior
Mary Wilson
Colorado River
Utah
Congress
Slain at Work In Bisbee Daily Review Office
In Bisbee Arizona on August 14 printer A T Hoy and William Bockholtz were killed by William Plancock who entered the office fired on three men, wounded Miguel Avavets and J Wilmoth, then surrendered after escaping down the elevator shaft. The shooting stemmed from a printers strike three weeks prior. Bockholty had arrived three days earlier and was identified as a Shriner with a YMCA card from Covington Kentucky.
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Bisbee
Ariz
A. T. Hoy
Wiliam Bockholtz
Bisbee Daily Review
William Plancock
Miguel Avavets
J. Wilmoth
William Bockholty
Covlington
Idaho Falls family tragedy ends in murder charge
In Idaho Falls August 14 Mrs Augustine Pierre and her son Edward were arrested for murdering Gustave Pierre their husband and father. A younger son Paul had been arrested earlier. Neighbors noted the father’s absence after an insanity accusation. Paul admitted shooting him after threats against the family and said his mother and brother helped bury the body.
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Idaho Falls
Ida
Augustine Pierre
Edward
Gustave Pierre
Paul
Pierre
Sutton Inquiry Ends Court Convenes in Annapolis
Annapolis Md Aug 14 The court of inquiry investigating Lieutenant Sutton's death sat today in private to discuss findings. The results will be forwarded to the navy department in Washington where the announcement of the inquiry's outcome will be made.
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Sutton
Annapolis
Vate
Navy
Washington
Peace Assured in Chicago Street Railways Dispute
Chicago August 14 peace assured as street railway officials and union officials settle the contrave. There will be no strike as a result of the agreement ensuring continued streetcar service.
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Chicago
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Wilder
Chicago Record-Herald
Amy
R.H.E. Washton
Troit
Oberlin, Smith, Blankenship
Killifer
Donovan
Schmidt
R.hle. J. Louis
Hil’phia
Waddell
Dineen
Stephens
Dylgert
Coombs
Livingstone
R.hle
Eveland
Ston
Berger-Easterly
Cicottie-Carrigan
Haley
Swift-Mitze
Thrson
Cc. W. Larson
Dercers Nabbank Robbers
Stirkers
Ames Restores
Harvest Home
State College
Willard
Trade Review For
MEN OF National Irigation Congress
T. J. Allen
Joseph B Bowles
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Rich
John A. Babcock
Evorlg
Pinchot and Newell
Favor Waterway
Bisbee, Ariz
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