Poor Change in the Box Opens Cincinnati Win in Cleveland
Boston and Cincinnati split a rough opening game with Lindaman pitching well for Boston before a late Cincinnati rally in the ninth. Lindaman lasted eight innings with three earned runs, while Lindaman also faced a rough stretch in relief as Ewing allowed two more in the ninth. Boston led 2 1 in the third, but Cincinnati surged to tie and win as late scoring misplays and a costly error allowed the Reds to tally. Other National League scores included New York 8, Pittsburgh 7.
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Irving
Yes
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Hite
Ted Rede
Young
Sean Peney
Redempme
Erene
Ewing
Linn
Hannifan
Ian
Flo
Lindaman
Reds
Mitchel
Schlei
Brain Hulewitt
Ganzel
Rome
Hulewitt
Lingeman
Dahlen
Druggist Davis Vows Honest Samose Refund Policy
Letter to the editor from Druggist Davis asserts the sincerity of an offer to refund purchases if Samose fails to increase weight. He claims only a small refund rate has occurred, promises to honor returns in good faith, and urges reader trust in Samose as a safe weight gain remedy.
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Paul x
Thia
Ramose
Currency Subcommittee Sessions Set in New York
Senator Aldrich chairs a revival plan for the currency commission and a tariff subcommittee meeting in New York at the Tiara hotel on Thursday June 71. The currency committee will likely stay several days, the tariff panel for a shorter period. John Leech begins printing for the government in Washington.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate Committee On
Currency Commission
Finance Committee
Tiara
New York City
Vermont Wins New England Title in Strong Baseball Season
Vermont's 16 year best season ends with a decisive claim to the New England championship after defeating major opponents like Fordham Seton Hall Lehigh Harvard Brown Maine Dartmouth Holy Cross Tufts and Notre Dame. The team led by standout pitcher Col on posted 103 points for and 74 against, losing only twice on home grounds amid a slate of notable victories and the era’s strongest matchups.
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Burlington
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Gardner
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Fitet
Yale
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Willame
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Amherst
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Manhattan
New Public Printer in Charge in Washington
Washington June 10 John 8 Leveh sworn into office yesterday to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Public Printer Stillings. He was appointed as a compositor in the arrangement office from Bloomington Illinois and has been director of the printing office in Maryland. The announcement notes his prior experience and the governor’s approval of the appointment.
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Washington
John
Leveh
Peta
Bloo Tom
Stillings
Tempest in a Teapot over Hitchcock Removal
A Chicago report notes the resignation of Teank J Hitchcock as assistant secretary of the Republican National Committee amid a rushed succession. The piece suggests the uproar over the retirement was overstated and driven by timing and misperception rather than a critical shift in leadership.
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Hitchcock
Oldest Triplets Celebrate Birthday in Fond du Lac Wis
Fond Du Lac Wisconsin June 10 The famous Windecker claimants to the oldest living triplets celebrate what appears to be their latest joint birthday The three Windeckers Sidney le ter Byrom and M Pier are shown as the likely winners of this honor Their ages are given in the report and the community notes their long shared milestone The item blends brief local notice with a stray anecdote about a railway porter and a dog encountered on a train journey The piece ends with a miscellany of unrelated phrases from other sources making the overall note fragmentary.
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Fond du Lae
Wis
Windecker
Yeats
Sidney Windecker
Lealovle
Ape win on ba at six site rar ae pipe
The record notes a strange sequence 6 5 4 referenced as the ape win on ba with mentions of Averil Geant and Ose SO OW and Site rar ae pipe at six, suggesting a cryptic or OCR damaged item.
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Averil
Geant
Wreck of Train Cars Derailed Near Stedensville Ohio
A derailed Buffalo bound train carrying aliens to Europe left four passenger cars, with three overturned. A relief train and ambulances were dispatched as injured passengers, estimated at twenty, were carried from the wreck at dawn to nearby hospitals. Initial reports were unclear, with claims of possible deaths varying as investigators worked.
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Europe
Stedensville
Ohio
Buffalo
Eatiakit
New York
Ag Sr
Heat Drives Man Insane as Four Women Overcome
Boston reports a blistering day with a man driven insane and four women severely overcome. The victims were hospitalized in serious condition across the city’s hospitals including City and Relief, as doctors worked to stabilize them after the extreme heat event yesterday. A man named Weider, staying in Quincy with Miss Roberty, was found in a distressed state, while the others suffered varied effects from the heat.
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Larl Weider
le Five
Nate Jeri
Cittal
Pcians
Weider
Quincy
Mise Roberty
Jie
Geet
Capitol graft trial nears end in Pennsylvania case
Marri p'Pa June 10 The capitol metallic time contract conspiracy case entered upon ttermal Monday, with expectations to close Friday. Law points were submitted Monday afternoon as Deputy Attorney General Cunningham began his address to the jury.
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Marri p'Pa
Cunningham
Roofing Advertisement Promotes Asphalt Roofing Choices
An advertisement touts fire proof water proof and sun proof asphalt roofing with prices from 75 cents to 3 dollars per square. It also offers tarred felt in 2 and 3 ply at 1.00 and 1.20, plus sheathing paper for 75 cents and a top product at 1.00.
900 Guests Flee Burning Hotel in Bronxville Fire
New York reports a major blaze at the Gramaten hotel in Lawrence Park Bronxville center destroying the south wing. About 900 guests fled in sleep or scanty clothing as firemen from Yonkers Mt. Vernon and nearby towns battled the flames. A special train rushed rescuers to the city.
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Maine mailer Terry pays ten thousand dollar fine
In Portland Maine on Monday George Terry a Waterville mailer pleaded guilty and was fined 10600 and discharged. Government counsel Robert T White Hawke represented the United States in the prosecution and received a telegram from Attorney General Bonaparte requesting aid in a similar case at St. Louis.
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United Ary
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Terry
Waterville
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Robert T. Wilte
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Bailey sought for return of steamer seized by Honduras
A conference discussed bringing back Bailey and the steamer Goldehorn left New York after seizure by Honduran authorities. The plan focused on end means and immediate action. Counsel for creditors held frequent talks with the State Department in Washington to decide the next step.
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Ogee
Say Cortelyou Not Administration Candidate Hence Vice Presidency Mentioned
Washington June 10 reports say Cortelyou is not administration candidate but could be acceptable for the vice presidency. Dispatches indicate Taft has settled on a ticket and that Cortelyou is regarded as a leading eastern figure in party circles though authorities deny he was authorized to be president or to seek the nomination.
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Washington
Nacre Ant
Ambassador Bryce to Attend Convention
Washington June 10 Ambassador James Bryce of Great Britain left Washington last night for Madison Wisconsin to attend a convention. He is scheduled to meet officials and participate in events tied to the gathering.
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Ambasador
James Bryce
Great Britain
Madison
Wis
Fragmentary note on June events and travel plans
The text outlines a June 14 delivery at the University of Wisconsin and mentions an embassy journey afterward. It also references mid July travel to London and Washington, with unclear details about further activities and dates. The fragmentary nature leaves several names and places unreadable.
Lusitania sets new day’s record at sea pace
London reports the Lusitania again breaks a speed record by covering 611 knots between dawn and noon Monday, beating the Mauretania’s previous mark. The Mauretania had earlier set a westward record of 035 miles on May 31, with June 7 noted for New York passage.
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London
Lurtania
New York
Farmer killed by an accident in Whitman
A man identified as H. H. Howard died in his cornfield on Plymouth Street Whitman after a gun discharged from a wagon jar. The weapon struck the lower abdomen and he died about an hour later. He was a Maine native aged 61, leaving a widow and two daughters and a Boston surgeon brother.
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H. H. Howard
Whitman
Mass
Jane
Henry Hf
Howard
Yeeter
Plymouth Street
Howant
Maine
Boston
Fragmented OCR hints at Persian consul saga and harem visit
Unclear OCR text describes Persian consul figures and a visit to a stately harem. Fragments mention a person named Wyant, Dreamenad Preapeeccy, and an English pair. A French speaker converses with Miss Blank amid evasive remarks about an imminent event. The passage is garbled and contains no coherent narrative.
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Pires
Shah
Gover
Stati
Ed Jank
Marti
Miss Blank
Neal
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