Quarry Boys Triumph After Ten Inning Battle at Ranger Field
Graniteville A C defeated I T A G of this city 10 to 1 after a ten inning pitchers' duel. Lynde and Broggi fueled the offense with key hits, while Scampini pitched for Italians and Gabelto for Graniteville. Errors favored the visitors early, but Graniteville seized control late, scoring in the eighth and ninth to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viraniteville Athletic Club
Welle
Tal Fan Athietic
Lhe Ecor
Stallone
Quarry Boys
Lynde
Transteville
Morahne
Broggi
Mui
Semmpini
Davidi
Seamyini
Watt
Bruce
Mtaliate
Mruce
Scampini
Gabelto
Graniteville
Leahany
Sogies
Gabelloni
Colombo
Olsen
Hite
Bowle
Broggs
Kosei
Smith
Nicola
Barre Golf Club Team Edges Greene County In Ten Man Match
Barre loses 20 to 10 at Greene borough in a ten man team match. B W Hooker tops weekly tournament with a net 76. two golfers tie for third with net 78. Scorers listed include David Jones, Galpiedo, Morrow, Bruce, Donahue, Cal, and others across Greensnote and Graniteville clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Golf Club
Inite Tomtch
Greene Hore
Greene Boro
Davie
Hore
Bowie
David
Joes Callewe
Meielien Cai Eee
Coster
Galpedo Ys ' Kost
Dees
Matthews My
D. Carter
Roore Nniengas
Va Ees
Merkay
Aye
Mamenein
Greniteville
Olsen
Cella
Hrogal
Fuser
Mike
Donahue
Bruce
Davi
Koes
Gabelle
Calcogni
Scampigi
Scampini
Iinluge
Gibelloni
Balle
Gauoltoni
Miles
Gabelloni
Balla
Trey
Gabellanis
Graniteville
J A
Wwigtt
Burge Golf Club
W. Hooker
Dalgarno
John Heid
Farewell Message From Admiral Sperry to New Zealand
Rear Admiral Sperry sends a farewell message from the American fleet approving the cordial New Zealand reception. He thanks Governor Lord Pinkerton and the people for warm hospitality, noting strengthened Britain American ties and shared interests. The message accompanies news of the fleet's departure from Auckland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
N. Z
Sperry
New Zealand
Aucklaw
Lord Pinkett
Atlantic
New
Dominion
Britain
America
Cruiser Wrecked On Rock Near Puget Sound Coast
In dense fog off Double Point Washington the cruiser Colorado belonging to the Bactile fleet ran aground while en route from Puget Sound yard to San Francisco. Captain Underwood sent a distress signal. tug and rescue craft departed at 1:20 am. The vessel is not believed to be taking on water and will be hauled off at high tide to a navy yard for repairs. The Tennessee Pennsylvania and Washington are slated to sail for San Francisco tomorrow morning.
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Puget Sound Navy Yawl
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Washington
San Francico Lonerrow
Greer Again Champ On Connecticut River Rowing
Frank B. Greer of the East Boston Athletic Association regained the title of champion oarsman on the Connecticut River. In the principal contest, he defeated four seasoned rivals including Harry S. Hentett of the Springfield Boat Club, who had beaten him in Philadelphia last year.
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Springtrell
Mass
Frank B. Greer
East Boston Athletic Association
Elatipion Culler
Connte Neut
Tront
Chreer
Harry 8. Hentett
Springfield Boat Club
Bostonian
Philadelphia
Four Hours of Sleep Not Enough
Fragmentary 19th century letter or note questions the sufficiency of four hours sleep and critiques health rules for firing. Mentions Thomas Kolteon, Thames, and a reference to aging and health, with rushed, garbled phrasing and speculative device talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kolteon
Thames
Pike Wins Vermont State Tennis Championship
St John Spary Aug 17 report: George W. Pike captured the eighth annual Vermont state tennis championship at Springfield, winning the singles title and the doubles with Thomas Hooker of New Haven. Final match scores show Pike rallying past Harris after a tense five-set battle. Semp Rose, longtime champion, defaulted and now trains in Newport for the league tournament next week. Consolation crown went to B P Parker of Wollaston, defeating Prof Burton of Dartmouth in a tight finish.
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St. John Spary
Vermont
Gieorge W. Pike
Springfeld
Ben Eght
Thomas Hooker
New Haven
Harris
Meattiebaro
Eip
Pike
Semp Rose
Newport
Bevotttes Alya
Hargia
B. P. Parker
Wollastey
Maxe
Prof. Burton
Dartmouth College ii
Airship Baldwin Breaks Record at Fort Myer
Washington reports Baldwin airship lands at Fort Myer after a record flight of five miles in aerial navigation. The craft, now owned by the U S Army Signal Corps, underwent endurance testing before transfer to General Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Fort Myer
Washington
Kar
United States
Army
Signal Corpe
United States Army
Baldwin Twens
Allen
Sigma Queer
Board of
Signed
Baseball Moves and Track News Mixes in Windsor Era
A roundup of baseball player moves including Thomad PPG, Murray, and Kelley. Walter Matticks sold to Chicago Americans for 2500 dollars. Windsor builds a new race track with 500 horses expected. Also notes on switching sporting seasons and nautical bets, plus Navy football coach Berrien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Americans
Walter Matticks
Pueblo
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago Americana
Matucks
Rune
Bim
Matticke
St. Louis
Arene
Aged St Albans Man Duped in Bunco Scheme
P C Barry, an 80 year old retired farmer of St Albans, was approached by a stranger who posed as a millionaire from Pittsburg. He gave the man 1500 dollars after being drawn from the bank. The stranger fled with the money, leaving a note payable Sept 10 signed James McDonald. Police search for the suspect and his companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms
Phillies
Wootally
Pleaton
St. Albans
St. Alina
Patrick Co Hurry
Marty Wan
Pittsburg
Congress
Erranger
Barry
Pligit Roart
Harry
Janne MrDonald
Lien
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boy Murdered in New Haven After Attack Near Avenue
In New Haven on August 11 George W. Sheehan, 19, and Miss Bessie Lewis were attacked along Maris avenue as they walked toward a trolley. A pitchfork struck Sheehan and a pistol shot killed him. Lewis fled and alerted authorities. Italian suspects were questioned but no arrests made. the couple, who were to be married soon, were well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
George WD. Sheehan
Marnés Avenue
Bessie Lewis
Lowe
Ethem
Sheeran
Bheelan
Sustan
Mies Lewis
Slaze Threatened to Destroy Norway Village Fire
Norway Me Aug 17 A strong wind fanned a blaze in H E E Andrews storehouses threatening the village with devastation. Water supply cut off since Sunday, alarms raised as Auburn and Lewiston sent aid. Fire officials sworn guards to prevent repetition of a past massive fire. Telephones down and electric service cut. National Guard militia stationed ready to act if needed.
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Norway
H. E
EE. Andrews
Welle
Auburn
Lewiston
IBM
National Grant State Militia
High Stakes Faro Game Tale in Elegant West Side House
A faro game story unraveled at a luxurious upper west side private dwelling. Martin Phillips was arrested and held on $1200 bail after being charged with larmony. Melville J. Mostey, once of Pitchburg, Calif., complained he lost $600 in the dealing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Upper West Side
Martin Phillips
Larmony
Phillips
Mae Jay
Melville J. Mostey
Pitchburg
Moxley
Phillipe
Philips
Emi
Famous Gems of Prose Feature in Boston Daily Globe
Editors urge readers to get the Daily Globe tomorrow to enjoy select passages from renowned writers. The appeal highlights the new editorial age and promises access to prose from the world’s greatest men through the newspaper’s Famous Gems of Prose series.
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Boston Daily Globe
The
Daily Globe
Lost Plays in Yokohama Theater Show Curious Crowd
A reader recounts a Yokohama theater visit with a vast crowd, mixed gender audiences, and a meal scene featuring rice, seaweed, and tiny tea cups. The piece notes cultural contrasts, odd dress, and changes in Japanese theater including mixed companies, plus a digression on Caneton rovennais and junk industry quotes.
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Yokohama
Box
Baden
Pierre Loti
Cody
Sadi Yacco
Japan
Lady Randolph Churchill
Century
A Real Heroine from Denver News-Times
A Denver News-Times item credits a reader’s note to a request for turning a reader’s praise into a heroine for a forthcoming novel. The piece signals reader engagement and ties to authorial plans without revealing further plot details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver News-Times
Hall of Fame and Civil War Figures Noted in Obscure Excerpts
Fragmented notices recall UW Madison dean Dean Ruveau and George Ellery Hale tied to observatories, young Civil War veteran Hoke claims enlistment at fourteen, marriages and rapid train departure in Waterbury, and deaths of Confederate generals Lee and Buckner. Other items mention university ceremonies, cabinet survivors, and staffing changes under Secretary Wright.
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Dean Ruveau
University of Wisconsin
Mra
Scott
George Ellery Hole
Volar Observatory
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Mount Wilston
Cal
Academy of Befences
Hoek
Washington
Vermont
Touls A. Wood
Mary Rehoblon
Waterbury
Conn
Stephen D. Lee
A. P. Stewart
Biloxi
Mies
S Tmon Balivar Nuckner
Kentucky
Caspar F. Goodrich
Brooklyn Navy Yard
University of Saragoska
Spain
Leonard Wood
Army
Cleveland
Richard Olney
Don al, Dickinson
Judson Harmon
John G. Carlisle
David KR. Franja
Norman J. Coleman
William PF. Vilne
Hoke Smith
Charles G. Faircchild
Hilary A. Herbert
Wright
Walter B. Pedigo
Virginia
W. Campenter
Taft
C. C. Wagner
Reading
Fly y Catches and Young Pitchers in Clever Season
Ex manager Frack Dwyer praises Cincinnati's Bincock from Michigan University for major league potential. Jim McAleer notes South Paw Graham as a promising prospect for the Bt Louth Americans. Wilson of the Pittsburg Nationals regarded as a top outfielder. Musquakie Indian engineer on a Burlington road train blends past and present while passengers ride.
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McQuillen
Philadelphia Nationals
Frack Dwyer
Geneva
Cincinnati
Michigan University
Bincock
Jim McAleer
Bt Louth Americans
South Paw Graham
Wilson
Pittsburg Nationals
Big Ha Walsh
Chi Americans
Jim Devlin
Tuinals
Tiurington Road
Phesoulena
Prairies
Burlington Post
Proverb Fragments On Force, Longevity, Truth and Value
A compact collection of proverbs notes force cannot destroy right. To lengthen life shorten meals. Oil and truth prevail in the end. If you wish to be valued make yourself scarce. German Italian Latin and German attributions appear in this fragment.
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Quarry Boys Triumph
Ranger
Trinidad Lake
Aspais
N. D. Phelps Co
NO. Main ST
Mutuals
Sarsatabs Bs
Saatee Iaree
Heure
Godfrey
Armatrong
Alken
Donafue
Hruce
Byoggt — Muutind Kiddie
Mruo Wan
Barre
Greensboro
B. W. Hooker
Graniteville Abe
Dowie Bane
Craig Pot
Hinlop
Net
Hooker
B. Dalgarno
Joba Rent
Palmer
Macksoe
D. HL
Perry Geo. Tilien
Daniel
Samer Reid
BR. Mutchinson
W. Smith
G. Woodruff
Mise Holden
Woodrutf
Cros
Woodrwif-Daniels
Uv Sexton-Reid
Holden-Matthews
Carleton Dalgamo
Tilden-Averil
Colorado
Greer
Boston
Springfield
Thomad
Gams
Law Ly Murray
Ae Thomas
Ue Phiadelphia Nationale
Mittsharge
Kelley
Yankees
Wilh
Mike Kelley
Kid Elberfell
New York Americans
Toronto
Farrell
Bhe
Windsor
Detroit
California
New Orleans
Josep James
Vertera
Goullets
George Towns
Ernest Barrie
Dagland
Putney Bridge
Mortlake
Berrien
Navy
Liewienant
Frank D. Berrien
Naval Academy
Ronson
Joseph M. Reeves
Annapolis
Bnslyo
Douglas’ L. Howard
International Baseball League
Canada
Buffalo
Bartorn
Deblen
Eeecee
Leunntpe
Millata
Boy Thomas
Pittmborg Nationala
Bunco Game
Farmer Cave
P. C. Barry
George D. Sheehan
Sweetheart
U. S
East Asiatic Lloyd of Shanghai
Richard Neumann
Ciget
Wittems
Hall OF Fame
Carrier Blogk
Main St
P Atan
Poole
Abe
Monte Ny
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