Two Men Their Escape in Baseball Doubleheader Illustrated
American League results by city show first games featuring teams from St Louis Chicago Cleveland and Detroit with varied runs batted in and errors. Western League matchups include Wichita Topeka and Denver with multiple player pairings noted and final scores indicating close contests.
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American League
St. Louis
R.H.E. P Louiss
Ashton
Petty-Stephens
Witherup Street
Chicago
R.h.ehicago
Hil’phia
Snith-Sullivan
Morgan-Livingstone
Cleveland
R.H.E. McWand
New York
Young-Easterly
Doyle-Sweeney
R.h.eleveland
Falkenburg-Clarke
Lake-Kleinow
Detroit
R.h.e.etroit
Ston
Killian-Schmidt
Hall-Carrigan
Wichita
R.H.E. . Moines
Ichita
Benz
Miller
Lewis
Hassler
I Hunt
Weaver
R.H.E. S Moines
Dene Sosene
Benz-Lewis
Aitchison-Armstrong
Topeka
R.H.E
Boin
Ebb
McCafferty-Mason
Galgano-Mitre
Denver
R.H.E. Loux City
Receiver to release eagle kept by bank in unusual case
In Washington acting Comptroller Kane ruled a western bank receiver must free a kept eagle after discovering state law fines of 10 to 25 dollars for keeping an eagle in captivity. The bank asked for guidance on handling daily meat costs for the bird.
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Washington
Ank
Kane
Deputy kills two strikers on West Shore docks
Buffalo dispatch reports private detective John C. Nicolai employed by the Lake Carriers' association shot two marine strikers dead at the West Shore ore docks. They are identified as George Ittton and Matthew Dwyer. Nicolai says he acted in self defense after being attacked and saved from lynching by police arrival.
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Buffalo
John C. Nicolai
Lake Carriers’ Association
West Shore
George Iitton
Matthew Dwyer
Nicolai
Panama Pays Indemnity to U S Navy
Acting Secretary of the Navy Winthrop reports Panama has paid 14000 in reparation through the state department for maltreatment of American naval officers and seamen by Panamanian citizens.
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Panama
Washington
State Department
Winthrop
Republic
Baron Alcyon Wins Readville Derby in Readville Mass
In Readville Massachusetts the Syracuse stallion Baron Alcyon captured the second American trotting derby by three lengths over Astator before about 15000 fans.
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Baron Alcyon
Readville
Mass
Syracuse
Axtator
Minnesota Governor Faces Fourth Appendicitis Operation
Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson, noted for urging westward independence, will undergo a fourth appendicitis operation on September 1. Despite a robust appearance he has struggled with health for some time, and his fitness for a lengthy campaign was questioned when his name surfaced for the Democratic presidential nomination last year.
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John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Johnson
Emil Victor Found Guilty of Murder in Aberdeen
Emil Victor was found guilty of murdering J. W. Christie his wife and daughter and Michael Konayne on July 3. The penalty was fixed at death and he will be sentenced by Judge McNulty on September 30. The defense had pleaded insanity. Victor, a farm hand near the Christie home, killed Christie in a holdup.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Emil Vicctor
J. W. Christie
Michael Konayne
McNulty
Victor
Christie
One Thousand Bodies Recovered From Santa Catarina Shore
Monterey Mexico September 1 the total number of bodies recovered from along the shores of the Santa Catarina river totals 1000 amid ongoing recovery efforts and investigations by local authorities and rescue teams.
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Monterey
Mex
Santa Catarina River
Taft Defeats Knox In Golf Match At Myopia Club
President Taft and Secretary Knox played golf at Myopia club in Beverly Massachusetts with Taft delivering a strong defeat on the links.
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Taft
Knox
Beverly
Mass
Mr. Knox
Four Veterans Die From Heat at Sawtelle Home
Los Angeles Sept 1 Excessive heat over two days caused the deaths of four veterans at the Sawtelle soldiers home. Deans William C Nument vice commander of the Union Veterans league Joseph Wilson Highty first Illinois Infantry Arthur A Parker Sixth Ohio Infantry and William J Gardner a Mexican War veteran are among the deceased with cause of death listed as heat related.
Czar on Way to Crimea
A dispatch from Constantinople says the imperial yacht Standart with Emperor Nicholas aboard has passed through the Dardanelles en route to the Crimea, per Novoe Vremya.
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Czar
Crimea
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Constantinople
Standart
Emperor Nicholas
Dardanelles
Three Workmen Fatally Hurt In Hotel Collapse
Three workmen died and several others were seriously injured when the wall of a new hotel under construction in Marion North Carolina collapsed.
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Marion
N. C
Price, Knoxville Furniture President, Dies From Auto Crash
William G. Price, president of the Knoxville Furniture company, died of injuries from an automobile accident. The crash occurred near Knoxville, Tennessee, on September 1 as details of the incident emerged.
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Knoxville, Tenn
William G. Price
Knoxville Furniture Company
Wealthy retiree arrested in wife murder case
Newport Ky September 1 Charles Mauget a wealthy retired tailor was arrested on a warrant for the murder of his wife Margaret found strangled at their home in the city a week earlier.
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Newport
Charles Mauget
Margaret
Rome Quakes Mildly. No Casualties Reported
An earthquake shook Rome with minor intensity on Sept 1. initial reports indicate little damage and no casualties, with authorities assessing affected areas. Local residents described tremors felt across central districts as officials ordered inspections of key structures.
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Rome
Rom
JUSTICE MOODY IS STRICKEN IN Haverhill
Associate Justice William H. Moody of the United States Supreme Court was removed by police ambulance from Bradford station to his home in Haverhill Mass with a serious condition. Officials cited rheumatism and gout but local physicians fear a more serious illness. Moody had been in New York state sanitarium after a brief stay in Hot Springs Ark and had not informed locals of his illness.
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Haverhill
Mass
William H. Moouy
United States Supreme Court
Bradford
Justice Moody
New York State
Hot Springs
Ark
Seven Die in Fire at St. Malachy’s Orphanage
Firemen recover seven bodies from the ruins of St. Malachy’s home for children at Rockaway Park Long Island. The institution housed about 750 children under the Sisters of St Joseph of Brooklyn. Most evacuated before the fire alarm. the fatalities were mostly under five years old.
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New York Institution
New York
St. Malachy’s
Rocka Way Park
Long Island
Sisters of St. Joseph of Brooklyam
Six Shells Hit French Cruiser in Gunnery Accident
An extraordinary accident during gunnery practice off Quiberon caused six shells to strike the French armored cruiser Marseillaise from the Gloire. One shell penetrated the hull and burst inside but no injuries occurred as the crew were scattered in other parts of the ship.
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Lorient
France
Quiberon
Ellen Wins Second Taft Cup Race For American Yacht
Marblehead Mass Sept 1 The second day of international sander boat races for Taft and Governor Tryer cups ended with the American yacht Ellen, owned by Charles P Curtis of Boston, defeating the German challengers who were hopelessly beaten.
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America
Marblehead
Mass
Taft
Ellen
Charles P. Curtis
Boston
Fallieres Receives Mrs Roosevelt at French Chateau
Ramboullet France September 1 The president of France and Mme Fallieres received Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt at the president s chateau.
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Fallieres
Roosevelt
Ramboullet
France
Mme. Fallieres
Theodore Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Chaceau
Tragic death of Glen Abdill in New Boston boating accident
The body of Glen Abdill was recovered after a boating accident on the river near New Boston Illinois. The 21 year old former Abingdon resident and Belle Plaine High School teaching prospect was survived by his parents and three sisters.
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Glenn Abdill
New Boston
Ill
G. L. Duke
Glenn
Belle Plaine High School
R. B. Crone
Abingdon
Belle Plaine
Henderson County
Ilinois
Washington High School
The
Academy
State University
State University of Illinois
J. F. Abdill
Flossie
Bessie
Freda
Ll. A. B. Carr
Eaat
Washingon
Washington County
Western Roads Withdraw Suit To Enjoin Des Moines Rate
Rock Island and seven other railways withdrew their suit to block the interstate commerce commission order setting a new Des Moines Chicago rate. The withdrawal follows a Missouri River rate decision denying the commission power to set new rates, a ruling to be reviewed by the U S Supreme Court with an appeal largely based on Judge Baker's dissent.
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Western Roads
Des Moines
Chicago
Rock Island
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Tribunal of
Baker
Women decline more pay by ticket sellers strike
Women ticket agents on Chicago's elevated loop refuse a wage raise. The company offered 5 cents more per day but the vote rejected it. Clarence A. Knight of Chisago Railway says he will replace all women sellers if wages do not reach two dollars daily. The current rate is $1.95 per day.
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Chisago Railway
Chicago
Clarence A. Knight
Knight
Figs and Dates as Key Sugar Fruits in Diets
Dr T. Allan discusses figs as nutritious but prone to spoilage in warm air, alongside dates that supply brain and body nutrients though low in albumen. He notes Bedouins and sailors relying on dates for endurance and attributes Arab physical vigor to date eating heritage, contrasting with the circus Arab adopting Western habits and preferring dates with hard bread over beef and rolls.
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Red Sea
Mediterranean
Hogs Market Figures Chicago September 1909
Market notes show official receipts last month 397 42 shipments 104970 estimated receipts today about 22000 yesterday receipts 580 official shipments yesterday 2049 officials left over yesterday 4183 estimated receipts tomorrow 17000. Prices range from bulk 7 10 to 8 10 light 7 65 to 8 25 mixed packers 7 60 to 82 er ahip coc. 178rm 25 rough 7 to 7 porkers 8 05 to 15 pigs 7 15 to 8 05.
Market Receipts Report With Varied Cattle and Sheep Totals
Estimated receipts at 1600 Market show 10 higher Beeves and 650 to 800 Cows and heifers. Texas steers range 25 to 640, stockers and feeders 415 to 540, Western cattle 325 to 520. Estimated receipts at Market 28030 steady Native sheep 275 to 475 Western sheep 300 to 700 Yearlings 4 to 5 Lambs 440 to 790 Western lambs 475 to 785.
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Texas
Market Report of Bulk and Ship’s Grades at Chicago
Chicago market briefing lists price ranges for bulk light mixed and heavy ship’s grades with figures from 720 to 820 for various packer grades. Cattle steady to slightly up and sheep steady. supplied by Beach-Wickham Grain Company at Postal Telegraph Building, Chicago.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Chicago
Brooklyn Borough President Charges McClellan Misuse Funds
President Goler of Brooklyn Borough accuses Mayor McClellan of misusing public funds up to $100000 as part of investigations ordered by the comptroller. Governor Hughes disclosed the allegations, asserting the probes were politically motivated and aimed at opposing forces within city government.
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New York
McClellan
Hughes
Bird
Brelyn
Coler
McClell
Brooklyn
Voliva Sent to Jail Over Unpaid Judgment
Wilbur Glenn Voliva successor to Dowie and head of the Dowie sect is jailed in Henry county jail at Woodstock. He was arrested at his Zion City home and sentenced to six months for failing to pay a $16,000 slander judgment to Phillip Motherill, a farmer of Montana. Voliva said he would remain in jail rather than pay.
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Dowie
Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
Henry County
Woodstock
Zion City
Wright
Phillip Motherill
Ntana
Voliva
Garrett Planned Triple Funeral After Shootings
Evansville reports reveal James Garret arranged three funerals before taking his son to Indianapolis. Police found letters indicating he planned the family’s deaths if his wife refused reconciliation and he shot his wife, attempted to shoot his seven year old, and then killed himself.
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Garret
Evansville
Ind
James Garret
Indianapolis
Miners in Pittsburg District Threaten Strike Over Powder Use
About 20 000 United Mine Workers may strike in the Pittsburg district today after district leaders, without sanction from National President Lewis or the national board, declared the action following a two day conference between operators and union officials over black powder usage.
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Pittsburg
Lewis
National
United Mine Workers of America
Father Coffin Faces Suit for Divorce in Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge Iowa September 1 My Coffin wife of Father Coffin a well known reformer will file suit for divorce against her husband on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment according to local reports.
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Father Coffin
Fort Dodge
My J Coffin
Man Dies at Station in Iowa Injury Case
Mason City Iowa September 1 a veteran baggage man William Sawvill dropped dead at a railway station near Dubuque from a ruptured blood vessel while talking with a friend at the Way station.
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Mason City
Way
Dubuque
William Sawvill
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