Minnesota Star Quarterback McGovern Dominates 1910 Season
St Paul reports Johnny McGovern of the Minnesota eleven as the leading quarterback. The 1910 star, last year’s All American, dominated games against Nebraska with forward passes and clever line shifts. He scored two field goals, electrified 15,000 spectators, and repeatedly sparked the team’s offense through critical moments.
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St. Paul
Johnny McGovern
Minnesota Eleven
McGovern
Gophers
Minnesota
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Dubequer
Dubuque
Grounders Baseball Obscures Fatalities And Fights
Grounders notes a deadly season mostly among amateur teams and youths, cites Battling Nelson’s draw with Antone La Grave in San Francisco, and mentions hunting in Webster county. It covers contracts signed by McQuillan and Bates amid trade tensions, Dubuque bowling scores, and Milwaukee’s wrestling tease involving J A Herman and Stanislaus Zbysko.
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Nelson
Antone Lagrace
San Francisco
la Grave
Cincinnati
George McQuillan
Yiteher
John Bates
Philadelphia
TMEC
Foeels
Grant
Moren
McQuillan
Bates
Napoleon's Outrider and the Forest Ambush
Wernet, Napoleon's outrider after Fontainebleau, warned of a plot to fire on the imperial coach. He steered the emperor away and rode to meet the carriage, facing a furious fusillade that struck the empty interior but left him unscathed.
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Napoleon
Wernet
Fontainebleau
Werner Hved
Louia Philippe
Baseball Toll: 1910 Fatalities Reported Across U S
A Chicago report itemizes at least twenty one fatalities linked to baseball in 1910. Victims include Roy Duncan 18 Reading James Alien 14 New York Rudolph Rubbling 17 and others across Pennsylvania New York Texas Oklahoma and Indiana. Causes range from pitched and batted ball injuries to heart disease and riot violence surrounding games.
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Chicago
Roy Duncan
Kittanning
James €. Alien
Reading
Rudolph Rubbling
New York
Frank Burns
Troy
Rensselair Polytechnic Institute
Temple
William Lehmitt
Freburg
Frank Breitweiser
Harry Becker
Townsend Harris High School
Charles BE. Moran
Laporte
Ind
Alonzo Grompton
Texas
Albert Stevenson
Philadelphia
Leanart Hand
Cincinnati
Union Printers
Philip Foreng
el Reno
Okla
Edward Ballard
Wisner
Mich
Inez Stephenson
Indianapolis
Albert Mattingley
Elmer Rich
Brooklyn
Kid” Tverson
Jim Barrett
Mayes
Brooks, Jr
Daily Press
Middle West
South
Elfefty
Georgia
Bride Loses Mind As She IsWedded In Monticello
Miss Minnie Jemp of Monticello marries Amos Curry in the morning service conducted by Rev. J. J. Millingsley. The bride, once considered bright, is described as violently insane after the ceremony, as the minister must ask three times whether she will take Curry as her husband before pronouncing them married.
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Monticello
Minnie Jemp
Jemp
Amos Curry
J. J. Millingsley
Curry
Bride Denies Marriage Then Goes Insane At Middletown
The bride asserted no lawful marriage occurred and that the ceremony was performed by a physician rather than a clergyman. She declared she would not cohabit unless lawfully wedded. She became insane and was moved to Middletown asylum. Her husband, a former asylum attendant, sought his old post to care for her.
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Middletown Asylum
North Waterloo and Railroads
North Waterloo notes include quail shooting plans by McFarlane McFar lane and Potter near Manchester and Lisle Minnesota trips by Rechtfertig and Betts. Miss Kate McGourtrey returns from Oelwein, while CG Swartz resigns from Illinois Central and J A Bell takes a month’s leave for a southern trip. Hallowe en incidents reported quiet with minor property damage. Coal deliveries rise as stockpiling begins for winter.
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W. W. McFarlane
A. W. McFarlane
Earl Potter
Manchester
A. J. Betts
Lisle
Minn
Iowa
Kate McGourtrey
Oelwein
CG. D. Swartz
Illinois Central
J. A. Bell
Hallowe
North
Waterloo
North Waterloo
Change In Local Street Car Service Delayed Schedule Update
Street car service changes effective today alter first rides from Home Park at 6 45 am and extend to Sans Souci via East Fourth Street. After 6 15 am service runs hourly to midnight with exceptions at 11 45 pm and 12 midnight. East Fourth line runs Sans Souci to Home Park with evening limits and special routes to Broadway, Mulberry Street, and city waiting room.
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Sans Souci
East Fourth St
Broadway Junction
Car Barn
Mulberry St
East Fourth Street
City
Barn
Mulberry Street
Broadway
Third
Wellington
Center Street
Cara
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail Co 1910 annual report
The fifty sixth annual report of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad company for the fiscal year 1910 was made public in Chicago on November 1. The document details financial results, operations and corporate outlook for the carrier and its routes.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Purify Blood to Cure Catarrh, Says Sweet Specific Co
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a deep seated blood impurity and will not be cured by local treatment. It claims washes and sprays only offer temporary relief, while S S S purifies the blood to remove contagion at its source. The copy cites many cured cases and offers a free book and medical advice from The Sweet Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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S.S.S
Swiet Specific CO
Atlanta
Hell
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Railroad earnings and water works progress reported
Financial figures show Burlington lines and Colorado Southern and Quincy Omaha Kansas City lines with operating revenue totaling 387869017 and net incomes of 24 858 552 and 2 951 633 respectively. Water supply work near Waterloo advances slowly with new engines pending installation and delays from crooked wells. Farmers in Loveland Maryland? gain sugar beets at 5 25 to 7 dollars per ton as snows fall modestly.
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Colorado & Southern Lines
Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City Railroad
Burlington
Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City
Waterloo
C. O. Woodmansee
Loveland, Galo
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