Kirkwood and North End Win in Wild Rural League Day
Kirkwood wins a high scoring game over Niagara as star players Kirkwood and Niagaras shine. Earlier notes tell of North End defeat South Ends 12 to 7 with Limrie pitching and home runs by Limrie and Diotichench. Also details on a planned clerks versus newspaper men baseball game and local athletics notes mark a busy day in the North End circuit.
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Kanon
Kirk
Quarrie
Motz
Stov ‘End
Konitich
McShaffrey
Douglas
Kittinger
Allen
Kit-tinger
Crows
Howland
van Dame
Letton Busen
iKirkwood
Niagaras
Mets
Bulle
Clark
Cineoie
North Hnd
North End Athletic Club
Cuyahogast
Inwa
Tawa Fetan
Alvo
Muehtelter
Weents
Brownell
Voll
Limrie
Diotichench
Sioné
North Ends
Elexer
Tinmrte
North Euds
Beare
Bere
Limerie
Phelps
Lineie
Dottrick
Edderson
Buchtelfeld
Prod Horkwith
Blu Ecolty
Aight
Tah
Mari
Py Boyd
Hu Her
Thy Kelldy
Bhiy Beckwith
George Plurter
Wintrode
Ety Chas
F. Smith
Tureman
Lang Branch
Mark
Weat
Hd Huntay
Heave Aimee
Hareburg
Trovby Wie
Pathfinders Hold Annual Church Service in Calvary Church
The Pathfinders hosted their annual church service at Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday at 2:80 p.m. due to the dedication of the new Catholic church. Attendance was smaller than expected but a sizable audience remained engaged during a sermon by the pastor who spoke on education and progress.
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Pathfinders
Calvary Evangelical Church
la Port
Ain
Rhiren
Pathfinders pledge to live by benevolence and loyalty
A nineteenth century exhortation urges Pathfinders to practice benevolence, integrity, and loyalty. It emphasizes serving others, avoiding mercenary motives, and aligning with higher moral values as a creed for daily life and community welfare. The address calls members to embody charity, truth, and duty in all actions.
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Eymperby
Leo
Burma
Order of Pathfindara
Fife
Gorrow
Archipelago of 30 000 Islands draws tourists to Georgian Bay
Historic interest surrounds the facility as health and life permeate the atmosphere among the 30 000 Inlands of the Georgian Bay. The eastern arm of Lake Huron attracts thousands yearly for splendid fishing boating and bathing. Read for full particulars including hotels rates and listings to GT Bell General Passenger and Ticket Agent Grand Trunk Railway System Montreal.
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Georgian Bay
Lake Huron
Hin
Bell
Grand ‘Truk
Montreal
Fruits of Java Exhibit Odd Varieties and Strong Odors
A Pittsburg Dispatch correspondent describes Java fruits including the durian with its formidable size and pungent odor likened to old cheese and rotting ogga. The list covers serpent fruit, pomelo like Rent orange, potato fruit, custard apple, pop pie, teat Jack fruit, and many more, noting abundant pineapple and banana varieties native to Java and a spectrum from palatable to plain inedible to locals.
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Java
Pittsburg Dispatch
Tila
YARNS FROM ERIN Abewordies In London Confession
A rambling comic sketch set in London features an Irish priest and a young man confessing amid humorous mispronunciations. The exchange reveals quirks of speech and the clumsy antics of a public confession, accompanied by an amusing, fragmentary scene involving an old woman nearby.
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London
When it cones iy mig turn father speech
A fragment from Chambers Journal recounts a parish priest burdened by his flock and faith. It notes a Kerry man in London and a dated custom of sealing promises with a lick, illustrating old beliefs and social quirks through scattered anecdotes.
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Ale
Nethieng
Tim
Kerry
London Spectator
Come of Early Days and a Tromp Card Tale
The snippet blends biblical coinage history with a social anecdote about a famed dancing assembly. It references silver weights and shekels, cites Josephus on the value, mentions Simon the Maccabee era coinage, and includes a humorous misquote about how a new entrant joined a party and challenged a critic. It also contains dialectal humor from Lippincott’s Magazine and a section on Irish humor.
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Josephus
Simon the Maccabee
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Civil War Role Review
A historical overview details the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as a strategic Federal and Confederate focal point from 1861 to 1865. It notes key locations like Parkersburg Wheeling and Washington, the use of block houses, and how rail links shaped campaigns and supply lines across the Shenandoah Valley. It mentions Harper's Ferry and the arsenal’s destruction to prevent capture, plus the railway’s pivotal role in coordinating troop movements and communications throughout the war.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wheeling
New Creek
Keyser
Shenandoah Valley
John Brown
Balthmore & Ohio
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Coburn Hus
Cleveland
Priteburg
Washington
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Garrick
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Ceontn
Vresnaman
Garvin
Sullivan
Philadelphia
Powell
Toncha
Taylor
Kitng
Phillippt
Armtth
Kirievond
Siiver Lake
Kossuch
Kou
McAllintor
Van
Aveldenia
Niagara
Binewood
Steven
Cros
Hou
McGrotty
F Howland
Fitagorali
Douglay Pat
Potate
Niagara AT. R. HL
PO. A. B. Hoven
Kidinger
Magen
Bammary
Kiykwooit
Twobere
Koasuch
Meshat- Toy
Stevotia
McGmitty
Corin
McAllinter
Atolon
Natures
Natural Foo Company of
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Helen John
Deck Carroll
Hal
Smith
Kent
Nhrot Hore Rons
Tern Ty Cleveland Natters
Krohmer
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Akrons
Raiders
Indianapolis
Ind
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Tnlinnapolis
Menoie Glib
Suthers Tengu
Charles Hable
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Teunteville
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Memphits
Chib
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Cevar
WWE
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Amieww
Cournultten
Minars
Belmonitaye Aye
J. Tewsvek
Nervita Medical Company
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
All Druggiata
J. W. Heininger
Vothar
James
Vitra
Marty
John Lumparwe
Erin
Ongern
Ceutenant
Chambers’ Journal
Bridget
Pat
Colorado
Utah
Mikkouri Pacific Hy
Denver
Virie Wikeawali
Michigan
Chicage
Partic
Viar
A. F. Cleveland
Superiar Street
Centraligue Moun
Hickese Works
Miller Rubber Works
Diamond Rubber Works
Munant Market
Engine House
Browdway
Neice Market
Aucktelave
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Mill
Purence
Broadway
Ash and Park Place
Howe
Carroll and Exchange
Empire Reaper Works
Akron Rubber
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Pearl
Cistern
South Miam
Falor
College and Mil
Arlington and Hazel
Howe and Bowery
Weat South
Merrill Lottery
Howard and Cherry
Center St. KR
Buchtel Ave
Union
Akron Stoneware Co
ST Lods and
Lillian
Western Linoleum Co
Summit Sewer Pipe Co
Allyn and Cross
Thorton and Harvard
McNell Boller Works
Thornton and Camp
Main and Miller
Cerou Mil
Howard
Schumacher Gooper
Buchitel and Fay
General Alarm
South High
Chestnut
West Market
Rhodes
Arlington
Second Ave
Renner's Brewery
Sherman An Voris
Cedar and Wabash Ave
W. Exchange
Willow
Cascade Mills
Adama
Louisville & Nashville
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Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Florida
Gulf Coast
Points
STONE
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Buffalo
Erie
United States
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Cneating
Onchestas
Accom
Nna
Niguete
Fierman
Ageot
Canton
Vic CT. & V
Illinois Central Railroad
California
Persohally
Fr. W. Harlow
Vine
Nat A
Icrina Island
Isam
Detroit
Cleve
Peedaye
Bend
Sante Fort
Serene Empaen
A. A. Schantze Ph
Detroit, Mich
Invincible
United
Typewriter and Supplies CO
Cleveland, Ohio
Cool Woods
Lake
Pere Marquette Railroad
Paswanger Department
Addrely
Morller
Union’ Station
Mich
Marquette Building
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