Chinese win loose game in 1913 Barre contest
The Chinese team defeated Italy 5 to 4 at Berlin Street Grounds yesterday afternoon in a slow, error-prone game. Tomasi started for Spaulding high school and faltered after a strong first three innings, Polli and Ryan starred for the Italians and Havana tallied in the fifth and seventh, with multiple miscues shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese University of Honolulu
Pawaii
Barre
Celestials
Berlin Street
Mie
Colentials
Yietore
Tomasz
Spaulding High School
Norwich University
Em Suger
Tomasi Wan
Polli
Torus
Pell
Drace
Tallin
Ryan
Nune
Igrain
Lim
Havana
Johnston
Fa Sue
Chin
Wil
Mark
Foster
Kan Yin
Alvin
Tontasi
Calcagni
Daily Major League Baseball Scores and Batter Up Hits
Yesterday in the American League Washington beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 with Johnson and Ainsmith starring. New York defeated Boston 4 to 1 as Leouwet and Carrigan combined on the mound. Detroit and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Cleveland winning 4 to 1 in the first game and St Louis 3 to 1 in the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Hatteries
Johnson
Ainsmith
Wryckof
Brown
Lapp
Wington
Bowhling
Henry
Shawkey
Bush
Schang
New York
Boston
Matteries
Leouwet
Carrigan
McHale
Warhop
Nunimaker
Moston
Rattiries
Keating
Caldwell
Sweeney
Foster
Bedient
Thawas
Detroit
Chicago
Detroit & Batteries
Chotte Ane Mayer
Covebakk
McKee
Cleveland
Weilman
Hamilton
Crosainwind Agnew
James and Cartech
Arlie Lather
Chris von der Abe
St. Louis Browns
Lynn
Fe Wens
Patsy Flasherty
Fisherts
Lynn Develo
St. Michael's College
Aylward
Middlebury
Bartelave Berg
Middlebury College
Chiese University
Mirklebury
McLaughlin
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Blood Purifier
In a period narrative, an advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for purifying blood to support digestion and overall health. The lengthy review blends medical claim with promotional tone, noting benefits across stomach and liver functions and linking to improved appetite and fatigue reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Gen Itterday
Advt
Boston loses an agency landmark in trade bureau tug of funds
Washington reports a legislative setback as conferees strike the Lodge amendment to fund a foreign trade bureau in Boston. The action follows news that House conferees would provide extra money to Secretary Redfield, who had sought a bureau tied to a Boston branch. Senators Lodge and Weeks pushed the item in the Senate. the House rejected it on general grounds. The Senate accepted the conference report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
William ©. Redfield
Redfield
Massachusetts
Lodge
Weeks
Senate
House
Baptists pledge funds at centennial Judson tribute
Delegates at the northern Baptist convention raised 50900 to reduce the Home and Foreign Mission debts. John D. Rockefeller contributed 85041 with a second installment pledge. Additional pledges totaled 57000. Rev. Ede ward Judson and Adoniram Judson honored as centennial figures. Speakers discussed veterans of 64 and Burman mission history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Northern Baptist Convention
Home and Foreign Mission
John D. Rockefeller
Edeward Judson
New York
Adoriram Judson
First Baptist
Judson
C. P. Gifford
Brookline
Adoniram Judson
Frank M. Moodchild
S. EB. Wood
National League Scores From Across The Circuit
In Boston the Red Sox beat the Giants 7 to 3 in the first game as the batteries were Dolph and Whaling for New York and Demarer, Frotmine and Meyers for Boston. In Chicago Cincinnati won 6 to 1 behind Cheney, Piers and Nnedhamy. In Brooklyn Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 2 to 0 in the first game and 6 to 1 in the second with Alexander and Rilliter behind the mound. In St Louis Pittsburgh played a game marked by Dowk, Snydder and McQuillan with Gilenn behind the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Hudolph
Whaling
Demarer
Frotmine
Meyers
Marquard and Mayers
Perdie
Crutehwr
Cochran
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cheney
Piers
Nnedhamy Vingling
Scheider
Keestner
Clarke
Concales
Brockien
Philadelphia
Extra Customs Men Needed for Pan-American Exposition
C Davis, customs collector at San Francisco, told Assistant Secretary Malburn at the treasury yesterday he needed 200 extra men to handle the work at the Panamatic Pacific exposition. An appropriation of 200000 in bills now pending. Mr. Davis said the exposition buildings were 80 percent completed and predicted they would be finished well before the opening date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Davis
San Francisco
Malburn
the Tressury
Tle
Davis
Warburg to drop corporations and retire from offices
Paul M. Warburg, after withdrawing as a director of the National Bank of Commerce, plans to resign from all corporate posts upon Senate confirmation of his Federal Reserve Board nomination. The Kuhn, Loeb & Co. partners are said to resign from financial directorships they hold in institutions entering the Fed system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Warburg
Ana
National Bank of Commerce
United States Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Kuhn, Loot | & Co
Petitions Rise Over Labor Exemption in Trust Bills
Trust bill petitions text both for and against the labor exemption clause in the Clayton and Hundry civil bills are arriving at the White House. A Chamber of Commerce memorial, claimed to reflect 250000 businessmen, protested exemptions as class legislation in its worst form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hundry
White House
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
President Wilson and Cussing Golfer Affair Spreads
Report outlines an incident on a local golf course where President Wilson was involved when a ball nearly struck another player. The other golfer cursed at the president, apologized amid embarrassment, and both sent letters the next day. Club managers weigh action against the profane member as clubs contest for the president’s game on their greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States
Wilacy
Ouksing
Call for U S Soldiers Likely in Butte Riot
Butte Montana June 25 Gov Stewart will ask President Wilson to send United States soldiers to take charge after Tuesday nights rioting in which one man died five were injured and the Western Federation of Miners hall was wrecked by dynamite. The city remains quiet but tensions run high with rumors that federation leaders including Charles H Moyer face possible lynching if they return. Mayor Duncan closed saloons and barred sale of ammunition and firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Stewart
Wilson
United States
Western Federation of Miners
Atrong
Charles H. Moyer
Duncan
Early Indiana coal mining history through 1913 output
The article traces Indiana coal resources from 1804 outcrops to early mining at Fulton in 1811 and later development. It notes Can nelton in 1837 as the first commercial mine, 682 tons mined in 1840, slow growth until 1865 spurred by blast furnace needs and railroad expansion, and peak production reaching 17,165,871 tons in 1913 amid economic storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey of
Indiana
Fulton
Perry County
Robert Fulton
Orleans
Ohio River
EW. Parker
United States Geological Survey
American Cannel Coal Co
Cannelton
Ohio
Wabash
United States
Brazil
Terre Haute
Surprised Hobo Encounters Railroad Superintendent
A dusty Michigan railway superintendent in Perneylvania meets a hungry hobo by Pennsylvania rails. The hobo offers help, but the official declines, shares his card, and promises a meal when nearby, then parts with a shuffling nod in a moment of quiet comic misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Perneylvania
Pennsylvania
Pirie
St. Louie
Hat shop encounter in Fifth Avenue case of Lese Majeste
De Wolfmapper, a factor, eyed hats in a Fifth Avenue shop when a bright tomfool accused Hopper, miscalling him a sulreman. Hopper calmly examined the youth and replied, Neither dons your eest, my boy, in a measured retort from Krerptodiy’s Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wolfmapper
Fifth Avenue
Hopper
Sulreman
Krerptodiy's
Twenty-First Murder Plunges Italian District into Mourning
Frank de Mario an Italian investigator into Italian shootings was shot dead Tuesday night near death corner in Chicago. Police reported no identity clue and called it the 21st murder in the locality over two years. Four bullets struck de Mario in the head as several men nearby heard a shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank de Mario
Italien
Axanasia
Tno
de Mario
German Army Aviator Killed in Aircraft Accident
Lieut Kolbe died in a crash near Lake Schwerin when a faulty landing caused the aeroplane to overturn. Passenger Capt Rui was injured in the June 22 incident, with details limited to the army aviation unit and the fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areo
Flerlin
Kolbe
Lake Schwerin
Rui
Another Air Record Gone 18 Hours in the Air
Aviator Basten in a biplane broke the world airborne time record, staying aloft for 18 consecutive hours. In Washington President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson marked their second wedding anniversary with no formal observance planned at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basten
Bertin
Bassen
Washington
Wilson
White House
Baseball Notes From The Nation's Pastimes
In a field of sports notes, Christy Mathewson urged New York juveniles to favor control over flashy curves and fadeaways. The piece covers Tom Seaton’s suspension, Princeton Yale outcomes, Dartmouth and Amherst captains, and ongoing Federal league chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Rew
Tom Seaton
Seaton
Henel
Indianapolis
Princeton
Yale
Turaday
Middlebrook
Tom and Reer
Tigers
Selid
Vale
Green
Frank Chance
Eck
Clarence Wanamaker
Melrove
Mass
Dartmouth Cxlleme
Wanamaker
Legion Rehoice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Talian A. C
Tomasi
D. M. Miles Coal Company
N. Main Street
Wild
Comelli
Keystone
Foxter
Feld
Rottigio
Apau
Firet
En Sue
States
Macket
Nute
Johneton
Barreelih
Hottigi
Long
Cateh
Catehing
Law
Sinc
Hortetop
Iara A
U Chinvan University
Honddo
Apaut
Eo Sur
Avan
Rottigi
Tabnaten
Apau Kaw
Tomaai
Balle
Ayan
Potti
Tomaai A
Hite
Poli
Murray
Massachu
Warburg
Baptists
Rockefeller
Wes Let
Pacis Froos
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
U. S
Wilena
Gochey
the Red Cross Pharmacy
No. Man St. Barre, Vermont
O. J. Dodge
the Jeweler
Hart Schaffner
Marx
North Main St
Tel
HartSeh
Henry Swasey
South Berwick
Amherst
Am- Herat College
Pie” Way
Norwich
Devo
Ann Arbor
Jim Rice
Poughkeepsie
N. C
Jim Wry
Harvard
Rice
Wry
Cornell
Columbia
Paris
Jack Johnson
Moran
St Louis Feds
Mordecai Brown
Coveleski
Pop Anson
Hans Wagner
Pirates
National League
Wagner
Lnte
Leek
Wagnier
Napoleons Lajoie
Heline
Plite Clase
Speaker
Coline
High Standers
New Yorkers
Waneamaker
Thlewery Wat
Fancoe
Mira Margaret Loughran
Arliste
Michel F. Loughran
Joliet
McFarland
Haston Red Sox
Reston
Fenaway Park
Wille Ritchio
Fred Welch
London
Pater
White Sox
Haad
Efe
Mackmen
Cotte
Bena
Lave
Cy Farrell
Notre Dame
Chicago Americans
Hake Halstein
Vermont
Montreal
New England
Lust Awnson Jin
Hlowsom
Pete” Clemens
Hardwick
Hardwick Lad,he Returned To the Lineup of the Port [Land On
National Baseball Commission
Troy
Frita
Frite
Frits
Federal League
James Faulkner
Cincinnati Inquirer
Columbus
Cor Nell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!