World Series crowds expected as Giants face Athletics
New York on October 12 anticipates a record turnout for the World’s Baseball Championship Series opener between the Giants and the Athletics. Police prepare for massive crowds at Polo Grounds with thousands expected and tickets in high demand. Wagers favor Giants, and betting amid a large New York money pool is reported.
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READY FOR GLIDDEN TOUR 1911
New York Oct 14 1911 Gi enour premier auto event will start tomorrow morning with about four score contestants. The route spans Eastern and South Atlantic states from New York to Jacksonville through Philadelphia Gettysburg Winston Salem Charlotte Atlanta Cordele Live Oak and more with a two day Atlanta track event. End date October 2 at Incheon Pi.
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Aces
Private Coleridge and a Greek quotation tale in a soldier tale
A fragment recounts Private Coleridge a youth’s war life and a brief romance ended by enlistment and a Greek quotation mischief that leads to a moment of poetic recognition. Also notes a Japanese temple scene with pilgrims offerings and a shrine ritual observed by a worshipper in a temple precinct.
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Silas Tompine Cambertatch
Colebridge
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Tower of Hercules and Roman lighthouse history
The piece discusses the Tower of Hercules near La Coruna, its Roman lighthouse origin and later rebuilding. It links the site to Roman naval routes along the Bay of Biscay and notes uncertainty about its exact erection date, with hints of Trajan era between AD 98 and 117.
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Trajan
Fragmented tale of Clara and Mrs Bell in New York
A damaged text from New York recounts Clara’s alleged conduct and social friction involving Mrs Bell and neighbors. It traces visits, refusals, and a confrontation in a drawing room, with accusations of abandonment and remorse. The account remains unclear and fragmentary.
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Fragmented Tale of Habit and Hidden Secrets
The text sketches a quirky debate on habits and character while recounting a telegram incident in Pittsburgh. It references authors and works such as Shakespeare, the Constitution, and Lincoln, then shifts to a mystery involving a telegraph operator and a whispered secret. The fragmentary prose blends reminiscence with a suspenseful prompt about a hidden message and a dangerous intruder.
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Pitsburg
Andrew Caenecie
Flo
Menage Maine
Spelis
Not the Cook's Fault Mintress Mealy Sorie
Fragmentary dialogue depiction shows characters debating fault, cooking, and family tension. The garbled lines mention a kitchen, a cook, and a paternal setting, with hints of income and duty as part of a domestic scene.
Globe Dry Goods Co Displays Fine Footwear
A garbled note describes footwear from American Lady and American Gentleman lines at Globe Dry Goods Co. The fragment hints at a store display or promotion featuring these brands in a big department setting.
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