July Marked by Long Games and No-Hit Runs in Baseball
July featured unusual baseball feats including no hit no run games and record long 21 and 23 inning games. Highlights include Rube Marquard and Babe Adams in a 21 inning Giants win over the Pirates, and a 23 inning Hartford vs New Haven game in the Eastern Association.
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George Weaver
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Pittsburg
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Rube Marquard
Babe Adams
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Americans
Hartford
New Haven
Decatur
Bloomington
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Duluth
Virginia
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The Twenty Year Test Proves Chamberlain’s Remedy Safe
Geo W Brock publisher of the Enterprise Aberdeen Maryland cites twenty years of use for Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy calling it quick and safe for diarrhoea. He states it has never disappointed anyone and continues to recommend it. For sale by all dealers.
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Fossil bones push back London's Pleistocene links
At South Kensington Museum scientists date a lion leg and mammoth hip found 35 feet under Fleet Street to the Pleistocene era. Nearby finds include woolly rhinoceros and reindeer remains, with F E Beddard noting England joined Europe when the Thames flowed to the Rhine during continental links.
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London
South Kensington
F. E. Beddard
British Isles
Europe
Asia
England
The Case of L L Cantelou Laredo Texas Remedy Story
A Laredo Texas man recounts curing his wife’s severe bowel complaint after trying doctors and medicines, buying Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He notes success after the second bottle and urges others to buy from dealers.
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Larendon
Texas
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Alsatian Prosecution Over Treason Alsatian Village
The Colmar court found My Village a basis for treason charges against Waltz, but the Supreme Court handles such cases. Prosecution lowers to libel and incitement to class hatred. Waltz may forfeit bail of 36,250 marks and is unlikely to return to Germany. The Leipsic state attorney had dropped treason in favor of lesser charges and the bail issue looms as Germany is relieved of him. Tax books open for second city tax installment due August.
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Thehildren
Colmar
Waltz
Supreme Court
Leipsic
Germany
Artist Waltz Imprisoned in Berlin for Caricatures
Berlin August 1. Johann Jakob Waltz known as Hansi, an artist and caricaturist, sentenced to one year in prison by the Imperial Supreme Court for inciting class hatred and libeling officials, notably Alsace Lorraine gendarmes and teachers. His book My Village, published in France, circulated in the Reichsland. He defends his work as anti admin strategy rather than anti German sentiment.
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Johann Jakob Waltz
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Alsace-Lorraine
Village
France
Reichsland
Germany
Waltz
Hansi
Reichland
Alsace Lorraine
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