Marquard Proves Worth 11 000 Buy In For Nationals
The pitcher nicknamed Rube Marquard, bought for 11000 by the New York Nationals from Indianapolis last fall, has shown he can compete with any big league twirler. His win over the Cubs champion club stands out as a testament to his value amid early season skepticism.
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Marquard
Kube" Marquard
New York Nationals
Indianapolis
American Association
New York
Rube
Cubs
Baseball Transfers Announced by National League Acting President Heydler
In New York, contracts and releases were announced. Don Carlos and Patrick Ragan move to Chicago, Charles Phillippe to Pittsburg, R. E. Hulswitz to St. Louis. Releases see Patrick Ragan to Chicago, R. E. Hulswitt to St. Louis, John Waller to St. Louis, I. C. Higginbotham to Chicago under waiver rules.
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Heydler
National League
New York
Chicago
Don Carlos
Patrick Ragan
Pittsburg
Charles Phillippe
St. Louis
R. E. Hulswitz
Cincinnati
R. E. Hulswitt
John Waller
I. C. Higginbotham
Baseball fines for Walsh and Evers reported reinstated
Ed Walsh of the Chicago American and John J. Evers of the Chicago Nationals each paid 100 fine for failing to report by May 1. The National Baseball Commission in Cincinnati announced their reinstatement. Jockey Notter earns 10000 salary in Germany opening season at Karlshorst riding for Weinberg and Haniel stables.
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Ed Walsh
Chicago
Notter
Germany
Karlshorst
Radtke
Weinberg
Haniel
Dates Arranged for Polo Match in London
The Hurlingham team and a United States polo squad will meet in London for the American cup on June 23 and June 26 with a possible third game if needed. The American cup has been held by the British club since 1850. Cornell Varsity Stroke Retires. P. Z. Horton, stroke of the 1909 Cornell varsity crew, resigns due to academic pressure, a serious blow to the squad.
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London
Hurlingham
Cornell
P. Z. Horton
Horton
Old Cadiz: Salt Trade Now Main Wealth for City
The piece notes Cadiz once richer than London, now chiefly built on salt production. From the Torre de Vigia, Cadiz appears white against blue sea as it sits on a narrow isthmus connecting to San Fernando. The text traces Cadiz’s ancient names from Gadir to Kadis and Gades and reflects on its decline after Spain’s American loss.
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Cadiz
de Amicis
Torre de Vigia
San Fernando
New World
Spain
Americas
Rome
South America
Gadir
Gades
Kadis
Detroit News-Tribune
Lottery of Life designer Mary Leslie captures attention
Mary Leslie a poor orphan becomes a sought after wallpaper designer in New York as Mr Dresby chooses her for his future home. Josephine Percival a wealthy rival schemes while Tom Percival exposes Mary as the clever artist behind the elegant patterns. The household buzzes with marriage plans and social snubs.
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Mary Leslie
Tom
D’kesley
Mary
Mr. D'Eresby
Mrs. Percival
Josephine
D'resbe
Eurydice
Mia
Josephine Percival
Mary Lose
Joe
Tom Percival
Polly Lesiie
Thaddeus Torrington
Miss Percival
Timahogany
Mamma
Ensa
Mr. D'Keshy
The Trials of a Girl Whose Friends Advised Her
A feature on women labeled frail and health conscious, treated with well meant, intrusive advice. Friends prescribe eggnog, liver, riding, massages, and routines while the subject balances privacy and wellness. Social pressure and conflicting tips highlight the era's view of female health norms.
How He Knew From a Concert Floor Collapse
A Cleveland Plain Dealer line describes plaster raining from the ceiling during an orchestra concert. A sleeping man woke and cried Wagner, triggering a humorous misidentification by a husband who had taken his wife to the performance last night.
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Wagner
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Quick Wit Exchange Between Sharpe and Jones
A Boston Transcript snippet portrays Mrs. Sharpe playful banter with Mr. Jones about wishing to be single again to resume marriage happiness, highlighting light social repartee between the two. The brief exchange centers on romance and renewed vows in a witty tone.
Step by step one goes very far proverb
A concise proverb notes that progress comes from steady, incremental effort. It highlights patient persistence as the key to long term achievement.
Capudine Relieves Headache From Colds and Heat
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. It is a pleasant liquid to take and acts quickly. Sold at drug stores in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes.
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Hicks Capudine
Capudine
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