Grounders preview major league formations and league salaries
The piece notes a forthcoming third major league and potential alignment with the American Association, signaling expanded schedules and player movement. It mentions the Western league term and pay rise, a 168 game schedule, and hints at baseball news affecting Waterloo fans. It also covers wrestling purse talks tied to Convertion hall and fights in Chicago with Klaekenschmidt and Mahmeoui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William B. Scoville
Missouri Athletic Club
Convertion Hall
George Klaekenschmidt
Jack Curley
Yussiff Mahmeoui
Z. G. Messaga
John Krone
Chicago
Pinchot Presses Taft Over Cunningham Coal Claims
Gifford Pinchot and his brother Amos publish a letter to President Taft warning against Interior Department approval of Cunningham coal patents. They claim fraudulent backing by Morgan Guggenheim interests and urge the president to allow Pinchot to submit a brief. They denounce Ballinger and argue public lands in Alaska require executive oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Gifford Pinchot
Richard
Ballinger
Interior
Amos
Cunningham
Taft
Gifford
Amos Pinchot
Interior Department
Pinchot
Morgan-Guggenheim
United States
Montana Fisherman Hooks Bear While Ling Fishing
Helena dispatch recounts two fishing stories from Ivane Wakton followers. Thomas Cooney hooked a bear on a ling line, wrestled it free, and hauled the animal home for bear steak. Mrs. George A. Toulmin netted a 3 12 pound salmon trout at Dog Lake, grabbing it from rocks after her husband’s boat ride.
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Helena
Mont
Ivane Wakton
Thomas Cooney
Ling
Mr. Cooney
Cooney
Ife
George A. Toulmin
Plains
Dog Lake
Mr. Toulmin
State Food and Dairy Dept Seeks Higher Budget and More Deputies
Commissioner Barney urges at least $7,000 annual appropriation to boost dairy oversight, licensing of dealers in all towns, and stronger enforcement. He notes department receipts more than doubled since 1909 and cites Woodbury and Polk counties as top butter producers with state totals for milk cream and butter.
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Des Moines
State Food and Dairy Department
Barney
Carroll
Food and Dairy Department
Carney
Iowan
Putles
General Assembly
Assembly
Karney
Tha
Sioux City
Polk County
Gloux City
Des Alpines
Towa
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Internal Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. The medicine works internally to purify the blood and mucous surfaces. Marketed by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, it claims physician approval and uses standard ingredients. Sold by druggists, price 7 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills as well.
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Mall
Temahy
Iasi
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drusetsta
Taka Hall
Jones Denies Return to Baseball Plans
Pielcher Jones, former Chicago White Sox manager, denies plans to return to baseball. He says he has no interest in the Fletcher base ball league, will not manage any club in the new third major league, and has no intention of managing the St. Louis Browns next season. He expects a new major league may start, but unlikely before 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Foley's Kidney Remedy Urged For Early Kidney Trouble
The ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy using chemical names Wexamety tenee letram ine and hexamethynenetetraining as uric acid solvents and antiseptics saying early use prevents serious illness. Wrangler Gros and H W Taggart are listed.
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Wrangler Gros
H.W. Taggart
Love Wins Over Royal Barriers in Bonaparte Nuptials
Paris reports the marriage of Prince Victor Napoleon to Princess Clementine, celebrated amid royal opposition overcome by King Albert's accession. Clementine relinquishes official honors and royal residence, renouncing $15,000 annual income. they will live in Belgium, with gifts including a Dames de France dressing table bearing Bonapartist eagle and Flemish lion.
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Paris
Victor Napoleon
Clementine
Moncalier
Mary
Jhopald
Albert
Belgium
France
Clement
Congo
Dames de France
Amusements Bill of Theater Tour Lines Up Shows
The Syndicate and Waterloo theaters feature "Miss Nobody from Starland" from Chicago's Princess company with Hough Adams and Howard. Also heading in are "Cherry Blossoms" at Waterloo Navy 15, "Baby Mine" at Waterloo Nov 17, "Hello, Bill" at Syndicate Nov 18 with prices 25 25 50 75 cents, and "St. Elmo" at Syndicate Nov 19 matinee and evening.
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Miss Nobody
Starland
The
Syndicate
Princess Theater
Chicago
Hough
Adams
Howard
Waterloo Theater
Navy
Cherry Blossoms
Syndicate Theater
Bill
ST. Elmo
Corn Growth Promises Large Yield on 30 Acres
In a field between the rows the two plantings emerged thickly. Mr. Fage expects corn to yield over 125 bushels per acre and roughly 4000 bushels from the thirty acres. Last year the ground was pasture and was heavily manured before planting.
Labor Convention Turned Into an Insurgent Rally
The AFL annual convention in St Louis opened with a morning welcome to delegates and an afternoon of officer reports. The opening session became an insurgent political rally led by Owen Miller of the Missouri Federation of Labor, with jeers for Joseph Cannon and applause for Champ Clark. A series of local property transfers and business dealings in Cedar Falls, Waterloo, and surrounding towns are listed with prices, while a patent medicine testimonial from Foley's Honey and Tar appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
American Federation of Labor
Owen Miller
Missouri Federation of Labor
Joseph G. Cannon
Champ Clark
Family Driven Out By Flames In Reinbeck
Fire swept a Reinbeck Iowa home early yesterday morning forcing Dr Powers of Waterloo and tenant M r Inman and family to flee with only their clothes. The gasoline stove caused the blaze and the wind hindered firefighting. Building loss about 300 dollars with 650 dollars insured. contents loss around 750 dollars with 500 dollars insurance.
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Inman
Montana House in Doubt Near End of Balloting
Helena Nov 15 The Montana house races leave the control question unresolved with Democrats needing one more seat to rule on joint ballot The legislature will pick a Carter successor Official counts show M L Martin Democratic representative winner by 13 votes in Sweet Grass and John Tolman Republican by 14 in Carbon County Ballots are being canvassed with security guards watching boxes in Custer Rosebud and Granite counties to prevent tampering.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
House of Representatives
Thomas M. Carter
Sweet Grass County
M. L. Martin
Carbon County
John Tolman
Custer
Rosebud
Granite
Dairyman Reclaims Sod Land With Record Corn Yield
Eldora Iowa November 15 Joseph Fagg a dairyman near Eldora reports thirty acres of corn this year far surpassing nearby fields. He planted a sod patch last spring and, despite a drought, the crop thrived yielding exceptional results for the area.
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Eldora, Ja
Joseph Fagg
Eldora
Fagg
Card of Thanks from Hubbard and Lyon
The Hubbard and Lyon families thank neighbors and friends for help during their mother's illness and for the flowers from various orders and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hubbard
Anna Lyon
Rheumatism Painful and Dangerous Advised Cure
An advertisement explains rheumatism as a blood condition caused by excess uric acid. It argues spot treatments fail, and promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier that removes uric acid, strengthens blood, and aids joints and nerves. Offers a free book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Tee
Atlante
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief From Indigestion
A claimed remedy for dyspepsia and sour stomach, Pape's Diapepsin, is advertised to regulate an upset stomach within five minutes. The ad asserts it digests any food, stops fermentation, and relieves symptoms like heartburn, belching, and gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
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WM. H. Bingeier
Olive Vail
Big Burlesque Co
Waterloo
Wim. A. Brady
the Syndicate
Hello Bill
Byvane Transfer CO
A. D. Woodruff Co
West Fourth Street
Consolidated Service
Ralph A. Dunkelberg
Vark Avenue
Ralston
Lameon
General Sporting News
American Association
Tip O'Neill
Dugdale
Seattle
William Jeard
Roosters
Royle
Pinghot
Pears Cunningham Claims
Commissioner Barney
Annual Report
Woodbury
Ter Production
Paliry
Jesse Oren
H. J. Blanchaine
J. C. McGaheran
la Porte City
Ingwer Nahnsen
Chrie Krogh
BE. Brown
Cedar Falls
G. H. Rodenbach
Thomas Dority
C. B. Santee
Celia Miller
R. P. Speer
Lyman D. Bedford
W. H. Bedford
Clara M. Vanderveer
F. Willis Jenks
William_ S&S. Dawson
Irvin G Niemeyer
H. Freedman
Logan Dale Heights
Jessie C. Conklin
P. H. L. Pederson
Mary BE. Webber
A.G. Deoss
Morningside
Reuben Vosburgh
Arthur M
Alice M. Hoel
Linden Place
Iowa Sec. Co
J. W. Dickman
East Waterloo
Otto Paul
Milwaukee
Wis
Foley
Wangler Bros
H. W. Taggart
Tom Carter
Diaprepsia
Blakes
Stom
Chicago Fast Express
Via
Englewood
Lake Shore
Penne Linas
Nickel Plate
Pere Marquettes
la Salle Station
C. F. Hayes
Des. Bouldin and
Allen
Offich
Richard Lee
Heeola
East Fourth Street
C. R. Hoxie
Black Hawk Bank
Consolidated Iowa
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Ben. O. Everall
Marsh-Place
T. A. McManus, M. D
Comercial Bank Building
Walter
Black Hawk Natl
E. T. Jaynes
Black Hawk Rank
Dr. C.A. Waterbury
Russell-Lamson
J. E. Brinkman
Black Hawk National Bank
Consolidated Phone Ia
F. C. Liffring Osteopathic
Lafayette
Bodwell Osteopathic
Syndicate Building
E. A. Hunt
3. R. Scott
Ida M. Scott
Commercial Bank
B. D. Tiffany
Gertrude R. Bayless
HL C. Weigert Chiropractor
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