Spaulding High School baseball team notes eligibility and losses
Smith leads S H S batters and Grigg posts .314. Graduation will remove several pitchers Weber Lit tlejohn and Maysen. Cap Angus Smith praised as hard working. Manager to be elected. National League results: Brooklyn 2 St Louis 0. New York 4. Cincinnati 6 Boston 4. Philadelphia 9 Pittsburgh 4.
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Cincinnati
Boston
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Milan Revives Form as Washington Star
Clyde Milan, once seen as Ty Cobb rival material, has regained peak form for the Washington club after early career doubts. Once pushed aside by waivers and guidance from Joe Cantillon, he now bats with confidence and becomes a strong run producer, illustrating the impact of proper training.
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Washington
Ty Cobb
Joe Cantillon
Nationals
McAleer
Youngeter
Billy Murray Poised for Pittsburgh Club Move
Billy Murray former Phillies manager is set to join the Pittsburgh club as a key figure. Barney Dreytost seeks a top prospect, while Murray who built the current Philadelphia lineup faces challenges in assembling talent. He plans to own a minor league team in a good venue next season.
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Billy Murray
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Phillies
Pittsburg
Barney Dreytost
Murray
Phiadelphia Club
Dr Howard vongang and new constipation cure claims
Fragmentary text describes Dr. Howard's remedy said to cure constipation and liver issues with a guaranteed return of price if not effective. It mentions D Devin and D F Davis securing limited supply and a 25 cent payment, with promotional assurance of a single price and personal guarantee.
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Howard Vongang
Howard
D. P. Devin
D. F. Davis
Why Big Fight Is On the Level
Tommy Clark argues the big boxing match between Johnson and Jeffries is not a setup. He notes Johnson’s potential earnings, the risks to white heavyweight prestige, and asserts both camps would avoid deceit. Clark contends promoters must protect their reputations and the bout should be judged on merit.
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Tommy Clark
Alfaire Seawick
Job
Talwin
Bieane
Jett
Eno
Peter
Johnson
Jamdon
Jounvon
Jeffries
Bho
Eveh
Jem
Chat Rickard
Glennon
Rickard
Major League Players Honorably Discharged
The Gapebell Honor Roll lists Wille Keeler Monte Cross Bill Bernard Jimmy Collins George Daria Fret Tellong wnd Ley Istell among major league players honorably discharged. Generous cab Gwoerd offered terms to sell them to minor league clubs for small sums.
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Wille Keeler
Monte Cross
Bill Bernard
Jimmy Collins
George Daria
Fret
Tellong
Wnd
Ley” Istell
Gwoerd
Premier Storypin Denies Abuse Reports Against Hebrews
A Kiev dispatch reports Premier Storypin denies widespread abuse allegations against Hebrews. Claims of mistreatment are described as greatly exaggerated, with officials defending the Jewish community and urging calm amid the controversy.
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Kiev
Railroad bill gains limited support and delay
Petersburg reports a railroad bill to abolish the Jewish pale is unlikely to pass with only 165 opposition members backing a key provision. The measure would restrict Jews to designated provinces as a political campaign issue, while Stolypin signals a moderate stance and Kiev expulsions are noted with cautious enforcement.
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Petersburg
Russia
Stolypin
Kiev
Jowa
Slosrow
Brooklyn Supreme Court Upholds Betting Law Indictments
New York Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Janel-Juellen Awpiall upheld the Hayt Agnew betting law as constitutional. Indictments against Coney Island and Brooklyn jockeys for conspiracy and against individuals for bookmaking were not dismissed. Trial likely in early fall.
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New York
Janel—Juellen Awpiall
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
Coney Island
Brooklyn
A Message From Good Clothes Headquarters
If you are particular about the clothes you wear and how you spend your money this message will interest you. It argues that Hart Schaffner & Marx garments offer superior quality for a fair price and suggests saving across multiple suits. choosing quality over cheaper options benefits long-term satisfaction.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Footprints on Time Lane Quote Spotted in Gate Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show a line about not leaving footprints on a path of time and a guard declaring action to cover up a brother’s affair. The readable text references the New Jersey area publication and a Hartford style herald column.
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Nix
Nasal Catarrh Remedy Promoted by Hyomel in 19th Century Ad
A fragmented poem amid an advertisement praises Hyomel as a cure for nasal catarrh. It claims relief from irritated membranes and sore throat and promotes Hyomel availability at Red Cross Pharmacy for 10 cents, with a higher price of 1.00 dollars elsewhere.
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Hyomel
L. Heston
Mick
Red Crom
Javbaaler
Taft Signals Push for Regulating Poison in Matches
President Taft expressed a preference for addressing the issue through Congress and urged Representative Minn to delay a decision. He suggested studying possible regulation of poisons in matches under interstate commerce principles. The move follows concerns raised by a labor survey about dangerous chemicals used by manufacturers.
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Westmutan
Supe
Taft Hee Peferrin
Minn
Howse
Matcher
United States
Maan Yee
Omer
Weather sheets on delivery wagons for post office routes
Rural weather signals proposed to be shown on daily delivery wagons to aid mailers. The plan directs the postmaster general to distribute weather display devices to all route offices for carrier use, with weather predictions aiding deliveries this season.
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Whitch
Bribery charges surface at trial zone testimony
A witness described bribery ties involving Browne and White in a high profile case. Documents and letters allegedly link Browne to payments and favors for Senator Lorimer and others. Witnesses testified about loans, travel, and a lobbyist role, with details of reimbursements and debts explored during questioning.
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Tongr Vent
Charles A. Wisse
Tyrie
Larimer
de Fordant
Browne
White
Lorimer
Asteed
Fife
Legie
Vetore
Hiveres
Louis
Stout Cor
Flood Claims Two Hundred Lives in Collapsed Valley
A German flood devastated the Abe river valley in the Iifat region with an estimated two hundred deaths. Bridges were destroyed and villages inundated as waters rose swiftly, trapping residents and wrecking homes and barracks. Rescue efforts focus on the hardest hit areas along the river.
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Colngeia
Germany
Iifat
Sehalt
Girl Vanishes Before Wedding in New York Mystery
Minnie K. Wents, 20, of the Bronx, disappeared days before her intended wedding to Ludwig Reinhjold, a Heidelberg graduate. Police and private detectives lament the case, probing the Whitman cottage and surrounding clues as they search for the missing bride.
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Moehohl
Irene
Minnie K. Wents
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Jold
Heidelberg
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Wenta
Ther Beacher
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