Ind Fans Commission Averages From New York To Topeka
Baseball game scores and lineups across major leagues list team names, pitchers, and batters with R H E tallies. The Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston New York Detroit Topeka Sioux City Lincoln and Omaha games show varied results and player pairings for first and second games in the Western League and American League.
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National League
Philadelphia
R.H.E. Philphia
Brooklyn
Moore-Dooin
Rucker-Marshall
Cincinn
R.H.E. Soe
Cincinnati
Brown-Archer
Gasper-Roth
Boston
R.H.E. New York
Oberlin Street
Collins-Donohue
R.H.E. Hil‘phia
York
Bender-Thomas
Warhop-Sweeney
R.H.E. Phia
Oise and
Livingstone
Hughes Land Kleinow
Topeka
R.H.E. Ichita
Opeka
Brennan-Jokerst
Boles-Kerns
Shaner
Armstrong
Kaufman
Kernes
Sioux City
R.h.emaha
Soux City
Lower
Patton
Gonding
Aldeman
Chabek
Towne
Shea
Lincoln
Mncoln
Movnes
McGrath
Nannamaker
Miller
MeGregor
McManus
Lewis
Wreck at Nauvoo Blows Roofs and Kills Child
Fire and huge explosion at a store behind the Richtman property near Nauvoo wrecked the building and two nearby houses. A four year old girl, child of Albert Ketchum, died as walls collapsed while others escaped. Fire damaged twenty five houses and shattered windows across the area.
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Keokuk
Jacob Richtman
Nauvoo
Albert Ketchum
Heromne
Edward Tachroth
Woman Ends Life in Skunk River by Jump from Bridge
Mrs. Gus Swanson a former Pomroy resident committed suicide while suffering dementia. She left home crossed the railway and walked to a high bridge over the Skunk River four miles north of wee eight. She leaped into the river forty five feet below and her husband found the body drifting near the bank later.
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Gus Swanson
Pomroy
Skunk
Torpedo Boats Begin Up Mississippi With Taft Party
A flotilla of U S torpedo boats arrives in St Louis as part of a larger fleet with Taft and his party. The vessels will move up the Mississippi within a few days, marking the start of a long journey to St Louis and New Orleans.
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St. Louis
New Orleans
de Mover
Ident Taft
Souis
Mississippi River
Thompson Buys Pan-American Railway Line
Thompson the U S ambassador to Mexico gains controlling interest in the Pan American railway from San Geronimo to the Mexican Guatemalan frontier by purchasing 9 6 million dollars worth of stock. He did not disclose the price but will hold the controlling stake in the line running from Tehuantepec to Mariscal.
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Thompson
Pan-American
Mexico City
David E Thompson
United States
Mexico
Pan American Railway
San Geronimo
Mariscala Urwn
Bryan in Talk on Tariff Issue
William J. Bryan outlined his tariff views at Bush Temple Dallas explaining he denounces any embezzler of power who breaks party pledges. He argued for specific platform language and urges pre election agreement by Democrats in both chambers to face tariff schedules and seek real reductions.
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Dallas
Tex
William J. Bryan
Bush Temple
Bryan
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Congress
Iowa City Welcomes Record University of Iowa Enrollment
Hundreds of students flood into Iowa City as registration begins at the University of Iowa. Registrar Barrett predicts a strong year with about 2000 students in town by week’s end and total enrollment likely to surpass 2500, possibly reaching 2600.
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University
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Barrett
Johnson to Undergo Operation for Hernia and Adhesion
Rochester Minnesota September 15 Governor Johnson was taken to St Marys hospital for an operation to repair an intestinal adhesion and hernia.
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Rochester, Minn
Johnson
St. Mary’s Hospital
State rests in McCann bribery trial
Chicago news reports the state rested its case against Police Inspector McCann accused of taking bribes to protect commercialized vice. The defense plans to call many witnesses, starting today. Bookkeeper S. P. Goldberg testified that money from Frank brothers, acting as McCann's agents, was given to him for safekeeping in the vaults.
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Chicago
McCann
Barnes
P. Goldberg
Frank Brothers
Utica Slayings Baffle Police as Reward Stands
In Utica New York Sept 15 police offer 500 reward for information in the murder of Theresa Procopi seven, Ferdinand Infusino three, while Fanny Infusino six is recovering from gunshot wounds. Investigators lack a usable description of the shooter as they probe a culvert under Eagle street. The motive remains unknown.
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Utica
N. Y
Theresa Procopi
Ferdinand Infusino
Fanny Infusino
Eagle Street
F D Brown Dies Suddenl y In Omaha
Frank D Brown local treasurer of the Union Pacific Railway company died suddenly of pneumonia after returning from a railway treasurers convention at Lake George New York. He was 40 years with the railroad. Five injured in Mittaburg wreck reported in the same issue.
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Omaha
Frank D. Brown
Union Pacific Railway Company
Lake George
N. Y
Brown
The
Union
Hill Warns Against Neglect of Farm Prosperity
Chicago Sept. 15 James J. Hill told the American Hawkers association that the United States may soon stop exporting foodstuffs unless agricultural population and production rise. He blamed rural to city shift and falling farm land values, urging agriculture over foreign markets. Lawrence Murray urged banker cooperation and deposit guarantees. President George M. Reynolds backed a central bank with at least 100 million dollars capital to avert future panics.
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Chicago
United States
American Hawkers’ Association
James J. Hill
Hin
Hill
Lawrence
Murray
George M. Reynolds
J J Hagerman Dies in Milan After Lung Illness
Colorado Springs report states J J Hagerman builder of the Colorado Midland railway and a leading Colorado pioneer died in Milan Italy from a lung ailment.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
J. J. Hagerman
Colorad Midland Railway
Colorado
Milan
Italy
Daily diet hints endurance from nuts over meat
A nutrition note argues meat provides all necessary nutrients but adds animal waste toxic to humans, draining energy. Tests in Germany England and Yale led by Prof. Fisher show non-flesh eaters outperform fresh-eaters in endurance events. Nuts supply albumen and, with fruit, improve health and work capacity versus meat-heavy diets.
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Germany
England
Yale
Prof
Fisher
Chicago hog market declines and cattle steady in 1909 report
The Chicago market report for September 15, 1909 shows hog receipts of about 20 000 with leftovers 3 451. Prices ranged from 6 to 10 lower than yesterday’s best, light hogs 7 90 to 8 40, mixed packers 7 85 to 8 50, heavy shipping grades 7 60 to 8 47, rough 7 60 to 7 90. Cattle were mostly steady to a shade lower while sheep at 25 000 were steady.
Chicago Hog Market Reports for September 15, 1908
Estimated receipts today reach 18 000 with official receipts yesterday at 10 761. Official shipments yesterday 1107. Best over yesterday 6487. Estimated receipts tomorrow 16000. Quality range varies from Bulk 810 to 835 Light 7 95 to 8 45 Mixed packers 7 90 to 8 55 Heavy shipments 7 65 to 8 50 Rough 7 65 to 7 90 Porkers 8 35 to 8 40 Pigs 7 25 to 8 20.
Market Receipts Show Steady to Lower Demand
Estimated receipts total 19000 with cattle movement across categories. Cows and heifers bring 2 25 to 6 20, Texas steers 0 5 25, stockers and feeders 4, Western cattle 6 60, Reeves 410 to 8 30, and general market tone steady to lower.
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Texas
Market Receipts By Category At 2800 Market
Estimated receipts list steady native sheep 275 to 500 Western sheep 309 to 510 yearlings 460 to 565 lambs 450 to 760 Western lambs 450 to 760.
Chicago Market Report September 15 1909
Chicago market data shows steady to weak tone across cattle and sheep with lambs down 5 to 10. Bulk prices range 8.10 to 8.35 for light, 7.85 to 8.56 for mixed packers, and 7.60 to 8.60 for heavy ship's grades. overall cattle slow and weak and sheep steady.
Grain bidder notice from Beach Wickham Grain Company
Beach Wickham Grain Company furnishes a postal telegraph bid list for Chicago area trading. Figures £44 and 645 appear in the listing as bids or bids-related totals.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Chicago
John A. Babcock Case at North American Live Stock
Proceedings concern the North American Live Stock Commission Company at the U S Stock Yards in Chicago Illinois with John A Babcock named in the matter. The record notes a legal action or dispute involving the firm and the individual in a formal docket.
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North American Live Stock Commission Company
U.S
Chicago, Ill
Taft Speech Warns Against Regional Strife in Boston
President Taft addressed about 100 Boston business leaders at Mechanics Hall, endorsing a cent currency plan and criticizing sectional strife. He urged swift enforcement of tariff and anti monopoly measures and voiced staunch national unity against governors seeking to rally the west against the east. Cabinet members, diplomats, and business leaders attended.
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Boston
Congress
Combi
Mechanics Hall
Boston Chamber Commerce
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode
National Moneta Commission
Johnson
Centr
Pris
Taft
The
Unittates
Eagles at Omaha Hold Routine Grand Session
The grand of Eagles met in Omaha on September 15 with the report of Grand Deat Monaghan detailing growth and urging focus on fraternal work. The grand secretary urged buffets not overshadow fraternal features, while the race for grand vice president remains open. Contenders consider hosting next year’s convention in New Orleans Saratoga St Louis or St Paul, with outcomes still uncertain.
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Omaha
Grand. of Eagles
Deat Monaghan
New Orleans
Saratoga
St. Louis
St. Paul
Remarkable Recovery After Bullet Hit Brain in Washington
Washington, Sept. 15. Frank Blaine, who shot himself in a personal crisis, is discharged as cured from Casualty Hospital with a 32 caliber bullet imbedded in his brain. Doctors report no ill effects and expect no future problems. An X-ray shows the bullet centered in his brain.
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Washington
Frank Blaine
Blaine
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E.H Harriman
Edward H. Harriman
Arden, N. Y
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F.D. Brown
Union Pacific
Mittaburg
A & Said
America
Phloseat Taft
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Grain Market
John A. Babcock
Aldrich
Monaghan
Order
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