Paull vs Wilson talked as fall timetable looms
In the east athletic critics praise Billy Paull of the University of Pennsylvania and discuss a possible match race with Harold Wilson the famed English miler now in the United States. Paull will not race again until fall after winning the Harvard intercollegiate mile in 4 minutes 17.45 seconds, the fastest by an American born citizen since Conniff. M. E. Horr named Northwestern football coach. he will also lead the purple track team and coach football, with duties starting September after graduating from Syracuse Law.
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Billy Paull
University of Pennsylvania
Paull
Harold Wilson
Harvard Stadium
Cambridge
Mass
Pennsylvania
Tommy Conneff
Conneff
Sam
Emerald Isle
Horr
Northwestern
M. E. Horr
University of Syracuse
Northwestern College
Evanston
Ill
Syracuse
Walter Camp
Youthful English Jockeys
Frank Wootton a sixteen year old jockey has begun the flat racing season at Lincoln England with notable success. The piece cites precocious riders including Fred Archer George Fordham Carry Custance and Tom Cannon with early starts and rapid wins. It contrasts with George Bowen a seventeen year old pitcher who struck out twenty four men in Noblesville Md and works at the Hamilton Trust Company following his baseball prowess.
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Frank Wootton
Lincoln
England
Fred Archer
George Fordham
Brighton
Carry Custance
Ada
Tom Cannon
Noblesville
George Bowen
Young Bowen
Hamilton Trust Company
Baseball Popular in Panama and Olympic Games Move
In Panama's Canal Zone two leagues staged championship games with 600 to 1200 fans, prompting plans for a new baseball park in Colon. Separately, Berlin 1912 Olympics face stadium delays. Stockholm is proposed to host the next Games.
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Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Colon
Sweden
Berlin
Germany
Olympic Committee
Stockholm
Stephenson Monument Unveiling Planned in Washington
President Taft delayed a Beverly trip to attend the July 8 unveiling of the Stephenson Monument in Washington, honoring Major Benjamin I Stephenson founder of the Grand Army of the Republic. The triangle site features a General Hancock statue and a three-faced monument with tablets on Fraternity Charity and Loyalty.
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Taft
Beverly
Mass
Orde
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Benjamin I Stephenson
Hancock
Fraternity
Great
United States
Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
G. A. BR
Major Stephenson
Congress
Louis Wagner
Philadelphia
New York
J. Massey Rhind
Wayne County
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Fourteenth Trinois Infantry
Stephenson
Pittsburg Landing
Ile
W. J. Tutledge
Naval Salute Reflects Spirit of Seventy Six in Lects
A fragment reflects on the Fourth of July naval salute custom and asserts modern U S sailors carry the wartime zeal of 1776. The text notes a shift away from ceremonial gunfire toward fight readiness and national pride aboard ships.
Miss May Harriman and the Red Cross Ferryboat for Consumptives
Miss May Harriman daughter of railroad magnate Edward Harriman has donated a former Erie railroad river ferryboat to Brooklyn groups for tuberculosis patients. The vessel serves 300 with meals milk and eggs, offers open air sleeping, hammocks and seating, with a free bus from Brooklyn stations for those unable to pay. A day camp and open air school are planned, financed in part by a $4,000 Red Cross Christmas stamp drive.
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May Harriman
Hudson River
Edward HH
Larriman
Erie Railroad
Harriman
Arden
Brooklyn
Statue of Liberty
Red Cross Christmas Stamp Committee of
Young Hero Rescues Brother From Hole
While their mother spoke on the phone, two small boys aged two and three and a half were found out of the tub. The elder shouted that Harold was about to go down in a hole but he had pulled him out, saving him from danger.
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Harold
Wholesome Fresh On Table At Our Taste
A short verse notes the pleasure of wholesome fresh food set on the table. The speaker reflects on eating a plentiful, unnamed quantity with a hint of shyness about how much is consumed. The mood is modest and domestic.
Contrary to Tradition Witty Proverb on Making a Living
A pithy quip contrasts traditional labor with a sly suggestion to gain wealth through an affluent mother in law. The line plays on social norms and satire in a sharp, humorous tone.
Pitchers Chase AL Strikeout Crown Across Nine to Seventeen Games
Cleveland's Hebne Berger leads with 54 strikeouts in nine games averaging six per game. St Louis' Rube Waddell has 56 in eleven games about five per game. Frank Smith of the Chicago White Sox has 64 strikeouts in seventeen games. His nine inning pace would likely be around four or five.
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Hebne Berger
Cleveland
Rube Waddell
St. Louis
Frank Smith
Chicago White Sox
Berger
Waddell
Smith
Fire Alarm Box Listings and Printery Credit
A list of fire alarm boxes with street intersections including Nos 4 North Aberdeen through 58 Curtis and Front St and notes that boxes marked with an imaginary symbol are fictitious. The item ends with a printery credit and a slogan urging readers to share feedback.
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Broadway
Heron St
Third St
Sixth St
Hart Wood Mill
Heron
Michigan Ave
Western Cooperage
Hume and
Washington
Market
Curtis and
Clark Street
Evans St
Front St
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Sporting World
Penn
William Paull
Meh Eberse
Pendoar
Salautioy Muleg EU
Epward Lycan
George Everett
AS. HopeGoon
Moclips Beach
North Pacific Coast
N. P. Depot
Ocean Beach
Pacific Ocean
Miss May Harriman
RED Cross
North Aberdeen
Cleveland Avenue
City Hall
River Street
Hume Streets
Benn
East Heron St
Harbor
East Heron
Second
North Aberdeen Bridge
F Street
American Mill
Wishkah
G Streets
F Streets
Fourth
M Street
Hume
H Street
Anderson and Middleton
Herald Printery
East Wishkah Street
Aberdeen
Gentry Bros
Ultra Marvelous Animal Actors
Brain and
Brown
Aberdeen Stewing Co
Diella Jordan
Ladiss
Grays Harbor
East Heron Street
L. L. Maley
Telephone 1701
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