Lost by One Run to Hartfords In Brave Alley
The Senators edged the Orators 3 2 in a tense game at Newfield. Freddie Gibbs faced Ray Fisher as Boston scores and fielding plays turn the tide, with key hits by Flournoy and Metzger and strong defense keeping Hartford in the game until the final out.
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Slive Base Ball Tips from Hartford to Springfield
The piece reports a doubleheader scheduled by manager O Rourke between the Ponies and Holyoke in Hartford and Springfield with a 2 15 p m start for the first game. It notes injuries to third baseman Ruell and Cy Perkins, discusses the Connecticut league finish, Bridgeport’s position battles, and mentions aims of the Holyoke and Senators races.
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Waterbury
Hartford
New Britain
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Brrt
New Haven
Wisterbury
O’rourke
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Jim O’rourke
New Haven Register
Ruell
Cy” Perkins
Winkler
Donlin and Simmerman Rescuers Talked of for Hero Medals
In Point Pleasant New Jersey on August 24 Mike Donlin former New York Giants captain and Arthur Simmerman former world cycling champion rescued Harold Wharton from drowning after he was seized by cramps while swimming. The pair brought him ashore unconscious and he was revived.
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Unitel Press
Point Pleasant
N. J
Mike Donlin
New York Giants
Arthur Simmerman
Harold Wharton
Donlin
Simmerman
Wharton
Honey Melody Satisfied Hes Not a Dead One
Boston August 25 Honey Mellody declares he is not a dead one after a draw with Billy Rolfe at the Armory A A. spectator reaction split with the referees granting a decision to Rolfe. Young Jack Johnson beat Larry Corley in an eight round prelim.
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United Press
Boston
Honey Mellody
the Armory
A. A
Billy Rolfe
Jack Johnson
Larry Corley
Stokanie Lynch
Eoones
Deaths and Funerals Notify Loss in Vinceslette Community
Catherine Davis of Vincellette died suddenly after supper at age 52 from heart disease, soon after an apparent collapse. Her husband Stephen Davis and local medical examiner confirmed the cause as heart trouble. A silver loving cup was presented to Julia W. Smith, house secretary of the Young Women’s Christian Association, by numerous young ladies as she leaves the post on Sept 1.
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Vincellette
Rae
Axe
Stephen Vis
Dew‘hirst
Julia W. Smith
Young Women’s Christian Association
Mrs. Smith
Smith
Jeannette L. Hawley
Grace Williamson
Anna M. Kershalls
Katherine F. Decker
Charlotte N. Watkins
Geraldine Hayden
Anna A. Herdina
Florence Cole
Contrasts of earthly and heavenly love in Hawthorne excerpt
The essay contrasts love on earth with love in heaven, noting heavenly love brings peace and fulfillment beyond earthly desire. It reflects on labor, humility, and awe in heaven, while recalling a naturalist's humorous observation of herons and traditional hats in Korea as vivid, unrelated vignettes.
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Arth
Heaven
Earth
Hell
Julian Hawthorne
A Whimsical Tale of Cigar Pranks and Ring Insults
A tobacco merchant crafts a clever ruse sending cigars with a bill to a physician who had not ordered them. The physician replies with five prescriptions, noting the unsolicited professional advice. Then a Monmouthshire tale recalls a ring inscription threat and a student’s geography joke. The clashing anecdotes showcase curious human folly.
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Medical Times and Hospital Gazette
Man Introduces New Game Fails With Women
In Somerville Journal a man proposing a new game faces rejection as most women refuse to participate. He suggests starting by wetting the finger in water and drawing it along the cheek, a proposal that society members dismiss.
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Somerville Journal
A Tale Of County Fairs And Salt Water Falls
A veteran recounts fair ideas from county events including a contest offering a gold headed cane for the homeliest man and a silk dress pattern for the homeliest woman, noting no entries for the latter. The piece then describes Salt Water Falls in Vancouver Island where tides create a salt cascade eight feet high that flows both ways.
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van Jessup
Norway
Chile
British Columbia
Canoe Passage
Vancouver
Gulf of Georgia
Gulf
The Cattle Shooting Habit Divides City and Rural Views
A cattle shooting dispute described by a farmer and a government meat inspector highlights rural objections to city gunners. The article notes the spread of the habit and the disbelief of farmers about reported damage.
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Aear
Fragmented text: hunting, wills, and reflections
The fragments describe hunting scenes with birds and packing houses, then shift to wills and heirs, a derisive English anecdote about William Hall, a curse against a man, and remarks on meekness and reformers. The piece cites a Chicago Record style fragment and a quotation about rising in the people.
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