Locals Triumph In Slippery Afternoon Baseball Tilt
Yesterday afternoon's game saw the locals win 6 to 5 amid numerous errors on both sides. Smith pitched well for the visitors, while the home team capitalized on fielding miscues and timely hits including a two-base hit by Mabiar and a run-scoring single by Tower.
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Dha
St. Michaale College
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Fiat
Slp
Sre O Vreane
Smith
Dhani
Wishart
Mayat
Marte
Wincowki Pitehier
Michael'y
Mabiar
Dove
Hanes
Hally
Malar
Yelng
Tower
Ryans
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Toredo
Brampini
Duncan
Witness in Nitrate Case Describes Harmful Change
Witnesses in a Kansas City court described how a nitrate process allegedly caused harmful changes. Dr Jonow testified that certain words and natural paddies interacted, while officials noted a government penalty linked to the crime.
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Jonow
American Bible Society funds raised in Philadelphia event
A large fundraising effort totaling 1 900 000 is announced by the American Bible Society in Philadelphia. The report notes various city names and a planned distribution of 25 cent items, with details on fundraising leadership and a post event pricing plan. The piece mentions Dr. Norton and Rev. de P Norton in connection with the project.
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Pitteburg
Boston
Wational Lenpus
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Vere
Th. Howard Company
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PHATE
Daviel Cloniniti
AMR
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Davin
Ghiawais
Wilkesharre
Fa.whey
Wilenge
Matheson Thas
Fragmentary ad copy for a laxative product 25 percent
The readable text appears as an early promotional message for a cathartic. It mentions prevention and relief and references a product name Lily and warnings about delays. The legible content is disjointed and nonstandard.
Historic meet would test today’s champions against past stars
A retrospective consideration of top 19th century athletic feats compares modern record holders with earlier greats. The piece imagines how Daw Ay Kelly, Green of Princeton, and others might fare in events from 100 yards to the mile, questioning margins and marks and noting legendary distances.
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Daw Ah Kelly
Suitondh
White
Gee Kraetfainine
Maxwell Wind
Everellin
Arith
Wandall
Witile
Gwedwity
Wold
Kelly
Eters
Wewonda
Stevens
Af Willian
Tan
Fie
Whee Masey Logg
Ube
Green
Princeton
Geo
Lung Aniahing
Jaeconda
Ghucat
Tommy Connell
Pryor
Columbia
Enwty
Emi
Sweeney
Willoughby
Pennayivania
Prinstell
Matin
Prinerton
Ralph Thopele
Worth Permeley
Plynarma
Wingle
Walter Gump
Century Magazine
Bribery Charges Laid Against Senator Lorimer Before Senate
A memorial filed by Clifford Baning alleges bribery ties to the Indiana legislature and presents formal charges against Senator William Lorimer. The document, part of a memorial by the “White and Mountaineers” group, was referred to the privileges and elections committee without comment.
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Wishington
Jina
Willian Lorimer
Ue Indie
Hie Ebllcagut
Seuton Colom
Clifford W. Baning
Cidenge
Tiina Hei Lative
Lemgres
Dantbedy Linge
Lirihory
Barrew
White
Mouttaw
Lorimer
Ani Othereche
Dalzell Defeat Shapes Close Washington Primary
A chaotic Washington scene on June 8 centers on Dalzell's victory amid party tensions. Reports cite contested ballots and accusations of violations in the primary action law, with aldermen and officials debating the impact on the district slate and the commission’s rulings.
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Dalzell
Funeral for Henry Porter in New York Church
The funeral service for Wiltina Shey Porter was held at a New York church with Reverend G C Honghirut officiating. Attendees included the author's friends and relatives, and pallbearers accompanied the casket to its final resting place in Asternag N. for burial.
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New York
Jemain
Cormer
Honghirut
Bark
Astarneg N
Postal Banks House Committee Debates Pension Aid Bill
The House committee yesterday morning debated the pension aid bill in Washington. The measure seeks to mobilize funds for penitent aid while railroads are discussed. Eight hours of debate were allowed, with limited amendments and a simple majority rule. The hearing resolved with only minor adjustments and no new amendments approved.
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Washington
Manaure
End Near in Heike Case Trial of Sugar Weighers
New York trial on sugar weighers case continues with defense asserting irregularities in the weighing process. Testimony focuses on weights and scales used by firms in Philadelphia and city weighers, with experts and reporters describing inconsistencies and possible manipulation affecting merchant, government, and consumer interests.
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Wugar Winders
Irawlides
A. Hall
Mil Fyrdelides
Wilnery
Philydelphia
Groat
Ecigar
Carealurien
Colver Spither
Che Sigue Dicks
Stanell Dell Lo
Wigstand
Eorge T. Hanitielt
Masanety Jotta Institute of Trechnallogy
Ehow
Pielen
Umer
Tyelaford
Lye Company
Parr's Reward May Reach Exposing Sugar Frauds
A report from Washington notes that Parr, a former deputy of the Sugar Revenue column, seeks a government reward for exposing sugar frauds by a company. Confidence in securing the claim rests on political support and ongoing inquiries. Wickersham and the administration are involved, with discussions about the scope and timing of a possible payout.
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Mitehart Parr
New York
Poverneent
Wimier
Theo Dineovarien
Parralas
Emeral Wickerstein
Wickersham
Kohler defense opens in Cleveland trial of police chief
In Cleveland June an early stage of the trial of Police Chief Fred Koller is reported. Prosecution argues lack of evidence from twenty four charges. Among witnesses for the defense are Newton D. Baker and local officials. The chief's appointment followed Mayor Johoxdu's term.
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Fred Koller
Newton D. Baker
Alintiar
Ike
Adliones
Rickey
Kelder
Johoxdu
Following Cook's Route Two Mount McKintey Expedition
The routing party traces Cook's path toward Mount McKinley with expeditions in progress. A reported warning hints at a trap by a darker man, delaying the journey as teams follow the route toward Chulltan, with timelines pushed into the late teens of the week.
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Bewart
Alnsha
McKintey
Une Badia
Portland
Oregonian
Conketait
Senate Takes BP Land Bill Faces Withdrawal Policy Clash
Amendment requiring a formal statement of withdrawal purpose is rejected. The debate centers on who holds authority to withdraw public funds or assets. Wyoming's Levinter Carr proposed a formal declaration, but the measure was voted down amid party divisions and procedural questions.
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Jie
Zere
IV Bennte Warty
Yestentay
Levinter Carr
Wyoming
Two Hundred Arrests Reported in Tokyo Election Probe
News from Tokio states two hundred arrests were made Monday by authorities in connection with a municipal board election investigation. The Deska agency notes the arrests target alleged election irregularities and graft tied to the city government.
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Laat
Tokio
Deska
Photo Ben in June style guide for period photography
A garbled survey of photography journalism and gear across June issues. It cites names like CG Ueady Leslie S. Truso W. Blak and Boel Fullurter and mentions contributions on second hand apparatus and camera technique. The piece notes Alpine ethnial scenes and monthly cover intrigues with a blurry roster of authors.
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Leslie S. Truso
W. Blak
Boel Fullurter
Neual
Cigeles G. Willoughby
Ho Walhs
Annan
Charkes
Fred A.pre
Benda
Capitalists Tour Alaska Amid Seattle Feast in July
A ten person party from New York led by partners from Kahn Loeb and On plans a Pacific Coast Steamer voyage aboard the Hamona chartered for the trip. They will arrive in Seattle in July for a series of feasts and engagements promoted by Mr Schill and associates.
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de Seatile
Wash
New York
Daenh HW
Kahn, Loeb & On
Aldekn Alineummer
Seattle
Pacific Coast Sheamship Company
Hamona
Mr. Schill
Nia Fons
Every Pupil Must Swim Movement Starts in Chicago School
Movement led by Supt Bla Flag Young aims to teach every pupil to swim. Officers of the VY. MC. A. initiate a program at an early date. Lessons will begin at several lease benches along the shores of Lake Michigan.
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Juma B—Mirs
Fila Fla Young
Pebopla
Wsniet
VY. MC. A
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Lake Mach
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