Baseball News From City Hall Meeting and Dozen Fights
The meeting drew few baseball fans as delegates P J Martin Frank Boyle and William Ewald from the city hall session prepared to attend the Chicago major league clubs meeting next week. A Havana team beat Havana 10 to 2. Sam Langford knocked out Jeff Clark in the second round of a planned 10 round bout at Jopilo. The boxing world questions the Drake and Towa camps bear rumors and the old Reno fight unresolved. Jeffries’ performance remains the main talk with debates over possible frames or misdirection, while efforts to reveal the truth continue. The New York Globe notes Dalton may practice law in Brooklyn after his baseball career if planning carries. Abe Attell earns large sums but bets on ponies, and bookies take his money rapidly. The Detroit club won its first Cuba game. Arthur Devlin signed a 1911 contract with the New York Giants next season. McGraw to trial Buggs Raymond again, possibly sending him to a drink-habit clinic at the Giants’ expense. Battling Nolgan faces Owen Moran on Nov 26 in Frisco. Immmermann shines at third, while Steinfeldt’s fielding slipped at short. Ammmerman impressed with hitting. Chance plans to rebuild pitching. Mordicai Brown may return. Reulbach likely returns, though Overall doubts his longevity. Cole shows promise, Pfeiffer has one more season, and Weaver is a strong young pitcher. The catching staff remains stable with no major changes.
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Reulbach
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Cedar Rapids
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John M. Ely
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Reporter
New Iowa Deer Season Close and Grout Elected Friend of Sportsmen
The Iowa season for game fish ends at midnight next Monday November 14. Kenry W. Grout will represent Black Hawk county in the house and supports a prairie chicken closed season to protect young birds. A Cedar township resident reported a hen pheasant with chicks near his home. A fox and its pelt were recovered by local hunters after a farmer found the animal in a barbed wire fence. Illinois Supreme Court upholds hunting permission law, affirming a conviction for trespass and freedom from constitutional challenges.
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Towa Willl
Kenry W. Grout
Black Hawk County
Grout
Herbert Wubbard
Cedar Township
Meynard
Wiros
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Rock Island
Supreme Court of the
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McHenry County
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Cedar Rapids Delegation Visits Waterloo for Sunday Meetings
Ten Cedar Rapids boosters led by Cyrenus Cole visited Waterloo to attend Rev. Wm. A. Sunday’s services. They met Sunday, toured the tabernacle, and joined a Commercial club reception followed by speeches, with Sunday expressing appreciation for Cedar Rapids supporters. Sunday plans next move to Ohio for three large-city engagements.
Jeff and Sullivan Clash Over Reno Fight Frame-Up Claims
In Los Angeles Jim Jeffries and John L. Sullivan trade sharp accusations about a Reno frame-up. Jeffries offers $1,000 to prove any agreement to throw the fight while Sullivan maintains the bout was square and says Jeffries must back his charge with proof or face censure.
Hughes Slated for Supreme Justice
Washington with Charles E. Hughes named as President Taft’s preferred candidate for chief justice of the Supreme Court. The president has favored Hughes from the start and, after reviewing potential material, remains convinced he is the right choice for the high court.
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Washington, D. C
Charles E. Hughes
Taft
Supreme Court
Hughes
Hughes Favored For Chief Justice Amid Debate
President weighs objections to Air Hughes, who is favored for the New York former governor role on the Supreme Court. Cabinet critics and business leaders worry over primaries and progressive measures but the president says Hughes stands on constitutional fundamentals and remains his top choice.
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Hughes
Air
New York
Supreme Bench
Haugen Leading in Fourth District with Small Margin
Mason City reports Congressman Haugen leads D. D. Murphy by 281 votes in the Fourth District. Democratic chairmen plan a county meeting in New Hampton to discuss reconfirmation after reports of destroyed ballots. Haugen’s county majority sits at 183 with recount calls following a precinct loss of 25 Murphy votes.
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Mason City
Haugen
D. D. Murphy
O'Conner
Democratic Committee
New Hampton
Niess
Murphy
Real Estate Transfers For Waterloo Area
Real estate transfers include J P Hummel to Olive A and Blanche E Critzman for lot 132 Galloway Waterloo priced at 1. F H Briden and others to M H Hill for lot 10 block 9 Hillside addition Waterloo priced at 1. United States to John Patten for land in 18 90 13. Ralph L Newell to Daniel Newell for land in 4 90 14 priced at 1. W H Rutter to the public plat Rutter s addition land in 1989 12. Walter W Kaufter to Solomon J Line for lot i block 2 Home Park addition Waterloo priced at 1.
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Olive A
Blanche E. Critzman
Galloway
Waterloo
F. H. Briden
Walter W. Kaufter
Solomon
Home Park
Rhodus recants confession in Chicago murders
Leign Rhodus, arrested in St Louis, retracted his earlier confession to the William F. Michaelis and Anton Helbig killings. He claimed East St. Louis confessions were coerced and denied the murders. He was escorted to the crime scenes as Albert F. Schroeder identified him as the man who tried to rob him and shot Helbig.
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Leign Rhodus
St Louis
William F. Michaelis
Anton Helbig
East St. Louis
Albert F. Schroeder
Rhodus
Ielbig
Transplanting Limbs and New Anesthesia Demo In Chicago
Chicago doctors showcased two surgical feats at the clinical congress. Blood vessel anastomosis enables limb transplants and rapid infant blood transfusion, while intestinal anesthesia, developed at Johns Hopkins, was refined by Chicago surgeons. Dr. W. D. Lespinasse demonstrated connecting vessel ends at Northwestern, noting quick blood flow and clot avoidance. Dr. J. B. Murphy earlier advanced intestinal reconnection techniques with the Murphy button.
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Chicago
Johns Hopkins University
W. D. Lesplnasse
Northwestern University Medical School
Lespinasse
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for All Coughs and Colds
A newspaper blurb endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as highly valuable for every family member. It states it is best and safest for both children and adults when treating coughs and colds, with the retailer listing Wachler Bros. and H. W. Taggart as sellers.
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Wangler Bros. and
H. W. Taggart
Wangler Bros
112 Firms Recognize Union After Strike
Chicago article reports 112 clothing houses signed union agreements since a six week strike. 9 firms with about 75 workers signed that day, bringing 600 to 700 strikers back to work under union conditions. Agencies include 75s, ready made clothing, and overalls and white goods makers. A citizens committee seeks settlement and copies of the proposed agreement were mailed to all strike bound houses.
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Chicago
Garment Workers’ Union
Citizens’ Committee
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Physicians
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to reach the blood and mucous surfaces, not local applications, and was prescribed by leading physicians. It is advertised as a proven remedy with testimonials available, sold by druggists with a listed price. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Cauarh
F. J. Cheney &C
Props
Toledo
Drugsieta
Price TS
Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Claims Diapepsin ends dyspepsia in minutes with no distress from undigested food. Urges readers to ask for a 50 cent case, promising relief from heartburn, belching, nausea, headaches, and other symptoms, and notes it aids overall digestion for the whole family.
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