Pirates Triumph in Twin Bill Narrowly Beats Boston
Boston and Pittsburgh split a doubleheader with Pittsburg winning the first 14 to 4 and the second 4 to 2. Wagner delivered a game changing home run in the sixth inning of the second game as Pittsburgh pulled ahead, while Kane, Wilson and Wegner contributed key hits. Boston poured in runs late but could not overcome the Pirates’ steady offense and control from the mound. Attendance topped 15,000 on Patriot's Day as officials noted the break up of the second game by a home run drive.
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Clarke
Batty
Wilker
Mo-Gast
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Lie
Woman Battles Burglars for Home in New York
In a June 18 report from New York, Mrs. Mila Cody, wife of Maurice T. Cody editor of the Paper Trade Journal, fought two burglars who entered her house through a window. She struggled, resisted with nails and a handkerchief, and the assailants fled. two men were later arrested.
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New York
Mili Cody
Abe
Cody la
Maurlce T. Mody
Coty
Sim
Cody
Mohair Clip From Taft's Trousers Stuns Angora Goat History
Washington reports Admiral Togo the Angora goat produced a record mohair clip in Taft era terms. Sired by Dick from South Africa and linked to Jay Holmes lineage, the goat's six months wool yield allegedly set a national milestone. A cloth sample was sent to Secretary Taft's tailor for trousers. The Southwest region, centering on San Antonio, dominates Angora goat farming.
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Togo
Texas
Blineel
Ted
iLandram
Toll
Veelde
San Antonio
South Africa
Jay Holmes
Taft
Goddard Triumphs Over Alumni In Slugfest
Goddard baseball team defeated Alumni 12 to 3 in a high scoring game marked by loose fielding and several pitching changes. Olsen started for the alumni and was relieved in the seventh, while Goddard pitchers held the visitors to three runs as key defensive miscues and a nine batter inning in the fifth propelled the seminary to victory. Notable plays included Shaw’s stop on Tilden’s liner and a late rally despite steady alumni pitching.
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Shaw
Tilden
Ng Iwo
Seminary
Olsen
Arrork
Alamo
Mississippi River Floods at St Louis Suburbs
The Mississippi River rose steadily over three days and reached 64.7 feet at St Louis, flooding along levees and threatening buildings. About five thousand sacks of alum were dispatched to the city to aid relief as crews prepared closures and evacuation in the area near the riverfront.
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Lles Scamplai
Tundam
Rt. Loni
Missie
Ulrich
Sippi
Butler
Tilden
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Douglawa
Leven
Amd
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Belige
Shasta Barry
Chajman
Peary Club appoints Hubbard to fill vacancy
New York June 18 General Hubbard F fills the Peary Arctic Club vacancy left by late Mortie J Josup. Josup led the Arctic efforts from New York to the tropics death occurred in January. Yotas Cran becomes vice president in place of Commander Peary who rests on a few notes of service and departure for the North. The St Johns steamship Erik chartered as auxiliary to the Sroasewell now awaiting departure and will accompany her from Sydney to Kuh leon lata Ware with cargo of cond.
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New York
Thomas BL. Hubbard
Mortie J. Josup
Yotas Cran
Peary
St. John’s Stemaciler Erik
Sroasewell
Sydney
Kuhleon Lata
Sheepshead Stares Out Track Money Changes
The track owners reduce added money at Sheepshead Bay New York affecting the racing program. Officials say the schedule will not change and the overall prize fund remains intact to avoid reducing events.
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New York
Sheepshead Rey
Repairing and Upholstering Second Hand Furniture Sold
The Swedish government adjusted rates yesterday with the Prime rate rising to four percent and the following steps to come. A small note notes the repair and resale of used furniture, indicating services in upholstery and second hand items.
Minister Delusion Strikes Local Pastor In Chicago
A Chicago minister reputedly troubled by a strong delusion caused by rumors from a strong man Buel decries a misled congregation. The Rev Ezra Wory, pastor of Hehrethen church, faced a crisis as his followers spread belief in a dangerous personal vision. Authorities intervened, but the leader’s grip deepened, prompting concern among parishioners about spiritual influence.
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Tribune
Sberding
Wld
Hhe
Exra Wory
Lyon
Eermand
Arma
Anna
Louisiana Racetrack Bill Moves Toward Passage
A stray Louisiana measure concerning racetrack regulation advances in the legislature. The unclear text references horses, betting rules, and potential standards but lacks precise details on sponsors, dates, or specific provisions.
Outing Day at the Rail Stations Readied
A fragmented note describes a planned outing by rail through Williamstown and nearby stations toward Burilaguan. The text mentions Pip mainst and central routes, with a focus on transport timings and a pleasant travel day.
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Williamstown
Tataramedinte
Uae
Return of Aliens Delays at New York Port
New York officials report a backlog as returning aliens wait for scarce steerage space aboard vessels bound for European ports. 2,000 capacity filled with travelers unable to obtain accommodations, many camped in Mobile park areas awaiting the next outbound steamer.
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New York
Prions
Uestodiner
Skeiy
Moboken
Stock Transfer Tax Shows New Activity
Albany reports that the state treasurer Mauser announces stock transfer tax activity is higher, with a May return larger than any seven month since October, amid unsettled finance conditions. The note highlights increased transfers and fiscal impact from the tax.
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Albany
Mauser
Trial date set for C F King case by Judge Piers
The superior court announced that the trial of promoter C F King will begin September 21. Judge Piers said the court will take up the case, with Rowton and Jane W among those noted in the proceedings as the trial date was fixed.
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Rowton
Jane W
Superior Court
Roofing Ad Promises Asphalt Solutions and Low Prices
Specify S Monarch ies Roofing Brain Fire Proof Water Proof Sun Proof. The best roofing on the market. Strictly asphalt. No tar. Prices 75c to $3.00 per square. Also carry 2 and 3 ply tarred felt at $1.00 and $1.20. A good sheathing paper for 75c. The best for $1.00.
Widower Levy Sued for 1000000 in New York
New York June 18 Lacarna Levy described as all called Lewin 65 years a widower and banker at 10 Broad Street is defendant in a suit by Siste A Morrill to recover 1000000 for breach of promise of marriage and for adoption. She states the defendant fathered her infant. The plaintiff formerly married Joseph Plasnigan and took the name Mer Til by court order. She claims alimony from Plasnigan.
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Cahill
Tero
John B. Ca- Will
Boston
Mase
Canada
Wes
Plaints
Joseph Plasnigan
Bos i
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Flannigan
Mer- Til
Tse Ihae
Plaunigen
Plague Strikes Caracas As La India Caf Remains Closed
A Caracas plague report centers on the La India Caf as a flashpoint while the citywide outbreak spreads. Official decrees began May 23 to stamp the disease and close venues, with Guaira showing about 8,000 inhalations and two months of epidemic activity.
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Venenicia
Castro
Guayra
Halifax Letter Urges Tax on Ship Repairs in States
A Halifax correspondent reports a Toronto firm urging Canada to tax ship repair work in Canadian waters or face reciprocal US action. The letter cites Canada’s 59 percent proposed levy and US measures of 60 percent on repairs to American vessels abroad. It also notes a memorial sent to Sir Richard about imposing or withholding such taxes.
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Halifax
United States
Canada
United Board of Trade
Ontario
Richard Ht
Ewurre
Manhattan mayoralty recount shows Hearst net gain 387 votes
New York report from June 18 notes the close of the mayoralty recount in Manhattan with Hearst gaining 387 votes on 1 036 boxes. The process involved transporting baskets of ballots from the Bronx and other locations as the tally concluded.
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Manhattan
Hearst
Move Against Chauffeurs Prompts Legal Action In City
New York June 18 reports an automobile accident earlier this week left four injured. Alderman Bronk L Dowling announced plans to proceed with formal actions to pursue a legal remedy. Officials indicated a commission may be appointed to oversee further steps.
Closing Arguments Aid Railroads in Confiscation Case
The defense argues against Pennsylvania’s commodities clause and railway seizure, contending the state lacked constitutional power to force railroads to sell property. Attorneys for the railroads challenge executive and prohibitive authority, asserting the clause would ruin coal lands and valuable territory. De Forest and Mr Johnson present legal theories asserting ownership and forced sale would violate citizens’ rights.
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John.g
Philanelphis
Dallas
Gray
de Forest
New York
Dohneon
Pennsylvania
Eitisens
Johnson
Girl Beaten With Iron Bar in Philadelphia Incident
Dorothy Orchard, an attractive young woman, was found battered about the head and face in her bedroom near Philadelphia. She told authorities she slept when attackers struck with a heavy blow, leaving no clear motive. she remains hospitalized with life uncertain. Local police and magistrate Hareia collected statements as investigators pursue a burglary-linked theory.
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Jung
Dorothy Orchard
Istrate
Lowell
Mies
Ando
Miew Orchant
Enghier
Three Black Hand Men Dead in New Orleans Shootout
In New Orleans Italian quarter, three men were shot to death amid alleged Hack Hand extortion crimes. Police say the victims were linked to a plot to extort Pietro Gioncotm, a wealthy wine merchant, with a gunman opening fire after a failed demand for a barrel of wine. The case ties to regional violence and organized crime activity in the area.
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Meney
Pietro Gioncotm
Wallen
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Utat
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Ion Wid
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Fitoseona
Unclear record with scattered names and locations
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning addresses 100 North Maly Street Dharre VT and station 43 Buffalo NY, with garbled names and phrases about foray and results, lacking coherent event or clear subject.
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Gueranton
Rickert Welly
North Maly Street
Dharre
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Yuifalo
N.Y
New York Jute Men Murder Case Follows Raceway Loss
The killer, Blaskmoyer, 47, allegedly killed the elderly woman after a dispute tied to a lost race track job. Police say he had recently served two months for beating her, and the motive appeared rooted in her fear of his drinking and his work at John J. on the meg t. Neighbors note he had been drinking heavily despite promises to quit.
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Blaskmoyer
Anne
Pinitren
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Incendiary Threat Endangers 200 Lions in Tenement Fire
New York June 18 An incendiary attack imperiled 200 lions by setting a large tenement on Stanton Street. The torch touched kerosene, triggering a blaze that was delayed only by quick discovery. The incident followed a prior attempt within months, raising fears for the animals' safety and the building’s inhabitants.
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New York
Stanton Street
Work for Troops at Pine Camp General Grant Visits
General Grant has driven home the purpose of the Pine Camp camp as a place for serious work and training with no room for levity. The daily routine starts at 6:18 am with reveille and taps, and the schedule includes field wear or instructional lectures, with night maneuvers beginning early. The regular features were presented yesterday, outlining the disciplined program for the troops.
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Wach
Revelte
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Washington dispatch plans Marines to defend far shore
A terse early report indicates additional Marines and naval units are being dispatched toward a distant defense area in preparation for an anticipated deployment. The message notes the president’s directive and mentions battleships Now Fane and Adah ment, with about three hundred Marines aboard headed to the destination.
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Washington
Marine Corpe
Dethinance
United States
Marine Corps
Best Pills Advertised for Chronic Indigestion Cure
Fragmentary ad copy claims a drug called Best Pills offers a cure for chronic indigestion. The snippet mentions doctors, years, and a Red Cross drug store, with garbled branding and uncertain attribution.
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Brey
Red
Rural Telephone Plan Promises Moderate Cost Connections
The Vermont Tele Telegraph Company outlines a rural service plan linking farmers and city subscribers. It highlights local line sharing, joint construction with other subscribers, and broad coverage across New England and the eastern seaboard.
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Vermont Tele- Telegraph Company
Ist Farme
Newey
Kepland
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