Grounders Note Cubs Slump Amid Shakes in Central Loop
Amateur column notes Cubs woes as Collins steals two bases off Kling while Thomas and team struggles. Ottumwa fans cheer a Cubs defeat and congratulate President Murphy, amid Central Association chatter of possible ousters in Galesburg and Monmouth and speculation on lineup changes for Chicago.
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J. Kling
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Cubs
Murphy
Chicago
Iowa City
Cub
Central Association
Browns Bats Spark Chicago Rout in World Series Game
In Philadelphia on Oct 1 1901 the Chicago Cubs beat the Philadelphia Athletics 39 to 3 in game two of the world championship. Mordecai Brown batted for fourteen hits including four doubles and pitched seven innings before being relieved. Coombs allowed eight hits and nine bases on balls as Chicago left 14 runners on base. Attendance receipts totaled 35137 with shares split among the national commission players and clubs.
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Panny
National Commission
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Murphy
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OQ Thomas
HPOA
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O Chance
Zimmerman
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Tinker
King
UO Brown
Heaumont
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Sheekard
Davis
Thomas
Chance
Sheckard
Harman
Baker Thomas
Coomba
Kling Brown
Teaumont
Strunk
Rigler
Sheridan
O'Day
Connolly
Feld
Reds Claim Ohio Title With Postseason Win Over Cleveland
Cincinnati defeated the Cleveland Americans 8 to 6 to win the Ohio post-season championship. Falkenberg started strong for Cincinnati, fading in the sixth as six hits sparked a five-run rally. Lobert's sixth inning triple provided the key blow, while Cleveland's Suggs and Gaspar struggled to contain the rally.
Butter contest at dairy show features strong Great Western result
At the dairy show a 176 pack of butter entered from across the state. Great Western Creamery, maker of Clover fancy white milk butter, ranked highly among 25 entries in the whole-milk class, with seven creameries scoring higher. Butter is distributed by leading city grocers. the Dewar factory is owned by E. T. Sadler. Also listed are Genuine Carterville Washed Egg and other coals by Bilim & Co.
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Great Western Creamery
Dewar
E. T. Sadler
William Vaughn Moody Dead at Colorado Springs
Chicago reports the death of William Vaughn Moody author playwright and English literature authority. He died after a year long illness in Colorado Springs Colorado Born Spencer Indiana in 1809 Moody Harvard graduate 1893 1894 taught English and rhetoric at Harvard Radcliffe and the University of Chicago He was best known for The Masque of Judgment History of English Literature The Great Divide and The Faith Healer.
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Chicago
William Vaughn Moody
Colorado Springs
Colo
Moody
Spencer
Ind
Harvard College
Harvard
Radcliffe
University of Chicago
Iran
Rummage and Apron Sale Set by First Presbyterian Church
A rummage sale and apron sale will be held at the First Presbyterian Church on Saturday. Proceeds benefit church programs and community aid.
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First Presbyterian Church
Giants Defeat Highlanders In Fifth Game Of Series
New York October 19 Christy Mathewson troubled the Highlanders as the Giants won 5 to 1 in the fifth game of the post season series. Devore homered to left, Doyle scored on Devore’s double, and the Giants built a 5 run lead. Highlanders lone run came in seventh on Knight’s single and a wild pitch by Mathewson followed by Doyle’s error.
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Highlanders
Giants
New York Nationals
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Myers
Mathewson
Doyle
Reid
Knight
R Hpoa E
jCree
Roach
St Joseph
David
Wehele Ee
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Bibher
Dee Gees
Tarkio
Austin
Murray
Bridwell
Devlin
Merkle
Th.s
Giants Beat Nationals Despite Errors In Nine Inning Blow
Two base hits by Stemp Hill and Devore led the Americans to a 5 2 win over the Nationals. Doyle Merkle and Austin each stole bases, while Murray added two. Mathewson struck out nine for the Giants, Fisher seven for the Nationals, with Bridwell to Merkle turning a double play. Time of game was 1 48 with Klem and Evans umpiring.
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Doyte
Doyle
Merkle
Austin
Murray
Highlanders
Giants
Mathewson
Fisher
Klem
Evans
Paralysis Sweeps Iowa Chickens Prompt Experiment
Des Moines reports show paralysis spreading among Iowa poultry with 100 affected in Pella. The state board of health under Dr. Fred Carpenter plans to inoculate puppies with serum from diseased chickens to test contagion, aiming to determine if paralysis is transferable.
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State Board of Health
Fred Carpenter
Pella
Sumner
Carpenter
Iowa
Tolstoy Critical After Fainting Spells in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg on October 19 Count Tolstoi suffered several fainting spells and was unconscious for hours. By evening reports indicated he was in a somewhat improved condition.
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Tolstote
St. Petersburg
Tolstoi
Marvel City Ark New York Street Level Grand Central Plan
New York outlines a remarkable underground expansion linking Grand Central to the city and three boroughs. Four stacked subways under Forty-second Street create a vast terminal with access to Lexington Avenue and a proposed triborough route. The plan envisions handling 100 million passengers yearly with minimal street presence near Grand Central.
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Lexington Avenue
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Grand Central
Belmont
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Interborough
Northeast Iowa rail extension planned from Garden Grove
Surveyors work planned on a proposed St. Paul and Des Moines extension from Garden Grove to Waterloo and Cedar Falls passing Eldora and Grundy Center. The fifty mile line would open coal and farm territories and support Waterloo industrial plants. Charles City manufacturers back a southwesterly survey to Hampton, aiming to aid the St. Paul and Des Moines line. Right-of-way donations are being sought with no cost to the company if secured.
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Grundy Center
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Timber contract case set for jury trial in district court
The Central Warehouse timber Co of Minneapolis sues the Iowa Tank and Life Co of Waterloo over a lumber claim and a counter claim for damages. Trial scheduled for tomorrow morning with about 5000 dollars at stake. Attorneys witnesses and interested parties notified to attend.
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Minneapolis
Iowa ‘Tank and Life Company of Waterlon
Waterloo
Poslam skin remedy praised for shaving healing
The Poslam antiseptic cream is hailed as a rapid healer for shaving injuries and skin conditions. Barbers report it shortens recovery from abrasions, pimples, eczema, and other disorders, with Frank J Kammerer of Racine endorsing its effectiveness.
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West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Wangler Bros
Papes Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as the cure for kidney and urinary troubles. It claims rapid relief from back ache and related symptoms and notes the product is sold nationwide by druggists and merchants.
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Pape
Pane- Thompson & Pane
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