Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Chicago and St Louis split two games with Chicago winning one and losing one in the National League. Detroit and Cleveland played a doubleheader with Detroit taking one game and Cleveland the other. Western League results show Des Moines and Omaha, with Lincoln and Denver matchups, reflecting a busy day of midwest baseball action.
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R.ele
Ilis Gibson
Gasper Roth
Chicago
Ot. Louis
Ruelbach-Archer
Beebe-Phelps
R.le
Louis
Higginbotham-Moran
Harmon-Bliss
St. Louis
R.hle
Bt. Louis
Scott Payne
Graham Criger
R.h.ehicago
J. Louis
Olmstead and
Sullivan
Waddell and Stephens
Detroit
R.H.E
Cleveland
Mullin-Stanage
Young-Easterly
Beatian
Stanage
Upp
Berger
Bemis
Ed Harriman funeral planned in Arden at St John’s church
Edrdl H Harriman’s funeral arrangements were set in Ken New York as family services begin at Arden house with a memorial address by Rev J Holmes McGuiness and burial at St John’s Episcopal church. Cars and private services mark the day with blasts audible at the private grave site.
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Tinian
Sola Rock
Ken
N. Y
Rdl H. Harriman
Arden House
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Arden
Thestate
Neighborood
J. Holmes McGuiness
St. John's
St. John’s
Iam Creswell Doane
Episcopal Om
Albany
McFainess
Harriman
Episcopal Chapel
Grace Church
New York
Artley
St. John's Church
Bouy
Fire Kills Three Walsh Children at Summer Cottage
A blaze at Robert A. Walsh's White Bear Lake summer cottage near St Paul killed three of his eleven children and injured others after a gasoline stove exploded as the father tried to refill it while a burner burned. The fire destroyed the cottage and caused multiple injuries.
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St. Paul
Robert A. Walsh
White Bear Lake
Taft Receives Japanese Prince Kinoyoshi Kuni in Boston
President Taft meets Prince Kinoyoshi Kuni grandson of the emperor of Japan in Beverly Mass with wife Colonel Kurita and aides. Taft sends cordial greetings and expresses regard and goodwill to the emperor. Interaction requires an interpreter, making exchanges somewhat stilted.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Kinoyoshi Kuni
Japan
Prince Kuni
Kurita
Kujira Matsuio
Washington
H. N. Che
Flagship Tennessee Attains Record Voyage Time
Honolulu dispatch reports the Tennessee, flagship of the Pacific fleet, completing the San Francisco to Honolulu run in 4 days 17 hours, breaking all previous records. A steam pipe burst aboard the Colorado caused two fatalities by scalding.
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Tennessee
Honolulu
Pacific Fleet
San Francisco
Reunion of Spanish War Veterans in Tacoma
United Spanish War Veterans in encampment at Tacoma Washington debated a resolution to enroll G A R and Confederate Veterans as honorary members. The organization was renamed Spanish War Veterans. Colonel Gillian of Massachusetts faced no opposition for commander in chief.
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Tacoma
Wash
United Spanish War Veterans
Gillian
Massachusetts
Fined for unlawful shooting in Northwood
In Northwood Iowa on September 11 three local men C H Schulte Williams Beargo and A G Fonda were fined ten dollars plus costs for shooting game and ducks and chickens, the first penalties issued under the state gun license laws in the region.
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Northwood
C. H. Shulte
Williams Beargo
A. G. Fonda
Jted
Harriman death shocks markets and prompts succession talk
News from New York on September 11 reports Edward Harriman’s death as cancer remains the prevailing belief. The stock exchange saw a remarkable rally while London and Berlin markets showed strength as speculation over leadership of the Harriman empire begins.
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New York
Edward T Karriman
New York Stock Exchange
London
Berlin
Industria
Harriman
Kuhn-Loeb-National City Bank
Jacob H. Schiff
R. 8. Lovett
San Francisco
William Hood
Southern Pacific
Unie Pacific
Funeral of General Corbin in Arlington with Military Honors
Henry C. Corbin, lieutenant general in the U.S. Army, was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery after a Washington funeral attended by all available military forces. The casket lay under a mass of floral tributes from President Taft and others. Interment will follow the arrival of his daughter Mrs Usher M Parsons from Europe.
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Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Army of the United States
Henry C. Corbin
New York
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Arlington National Cemetery
Mi. Taft
Usher M. Parsons
Europe
Lineman saved wife then died after live wire shock
Albert R. Newberry kept his wife and child back from a live wire outside 3817 Windsor Place in St. Louis and warned her not to help. He collapsed, was barely conscious, and died about an hour later.
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St. Louis
Windsor Place
Albert R. Newberry
Ginn Heads Masonic Relief
Lurton R. Ginn of Washington was elected president of the Masonic Relief Association of the United States and Canada at the closing meeting in St. Louis on September 11.
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Ginn
Masonic Relief
St. Louis
Lurton R. Ginn
Washington
Masonic Relief Association
United States
Canada
Dr Somers Elected President in Missouri Valley Meeting
A. B. Somers of Omaha was elected president of the Medical Society of the Missouri Valley at the close of its twenty second annual meeting. Officers chosen include J. M. Bell of St. Joseph first vice president F. B. Tiffany of Kansas City second vice president C. W. Woodtassett of St. Joseph secretary and T. B. Lacey of Council Bluffs treasurer. The society's winter session will be held in Omaha.
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Dr. Somers
Coupell Bluffs
A. B Somers
Omaha
Medical Society of the
Missouri Valley
Falcows
J. M. Bell
St. Joseph
F. B. Tiffany
Kansas City
C. W. Woodtassett
T. B. Lacey
Council Bluffs
Tall de Oreka
Diet Tips for Rheumatism From Daily Hints
Rheumatism stems from abnormal nutrition with uric acid deposits in joints. Poor digestion, kidneys and skin elimination, liver congestion, constipation, and mental state affect it. Limit albumen to two ounces daily. avoid meat and beans. eggs sparingly. prefer unroasted peanuts and slowly baked whole cereal bread for proteid.
Hogs and Cattle Markets in Chicago Decline Mixed
Chicago markets report hog receipts around 5 000 with steady changes from yesterday and strong cattle and sheep demand. Prices show light hogs 7 80 to 8 45, mixed packers 7 85 to 8 50, heavy shipping hogs 7 65 to 8 50, cattle and sheep listings indicate strength and steady demand across grades. Grain market noted but details sparse.
John A. Babcock Care of North American Livestock Commission
John A. Babcock is listed in care of the North American Livestock Commission Company. The address provided is U.S. Spock Yards in Chicago Illinois.
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North American Livestock Commission Company
U.S. Spock Ywards
Chicago, Ill
State Pharmacy Commission issues Warning Bulletin
Describes Iowa board alerting druggists to enforce the drug law strictly. New rules bar partial coca and cocaine prescriptions unless signed by the physician and in the poison register. Prohibits wood and denatured alcohol for internal or external use and relies on serial number guaranty for compliance under the national law.
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Nes Moines
Pharmacy Commission
E. J. Moore
Minister Stirs Methodists at Convocation
Rev. G W Wilson shared a wartime oath to avenge his father’s murder as a boy, then described his conversion and forgiveness. The Civil War captain has served in the ministry, and the Iowa conference session honored both Rev Wilson and Rev J P Briggs with superannuated status.
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G. W. Wilson
Winfield
Methodist Episcopal Conference
W. B. € Creaks
Mr. Wilson
J. P. Briggs
Iowa Bank Deposits Rise Amid 13 New Banks
Des Moines reports show Iowa state and savings banks and trust companies gained 6 942 069 74 in deposits from May 18 to Aug 10 this year. The number of banks grew by thirteen with total deposits up 6 508 291 54. On Aug 10 Iowa had 631 savings banks, 265 state banks and 18 trust companies with assets totaling 183 327 568 65 and 92 911 246 10 respectively.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ellis
State Banking Department
Bleakly
Union Pacific to Halt Five Minutes for Harriman Funeral
The Union Pacific railroad system will suspend all operations for five minutes during the funeral of Edward H. Harriman as a mark of respect. The pause applies nationwide across the railroad network.
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Union Pacific
Railroad
Omaha
Edward H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Harvester Ouster Suit Trial Postponed in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo Sept 11 testimony in the ouster suit against the International Harvester company scheduled for Sept 14 has been postponed to Sept 29 due to the absence of Commissioner Brace who is in California.
Rosebery Denounces Budget in North Business Talk
Lord Rosebery repudiates modern radicalism in Glasgow addressing northern business leaders and denouncing the budget and its authors in a blunt, straight talk.
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Rosebery
Glasgow
Lord Rosebery
House of Commons
North
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