National League Baseball Results From Yesterday
League games across multiple cities yielded varied outcomes. Batteries and pitching duels featured stars such as Schneider Benton Mewarty and Clark in Cincinnati, and Demarest Lavender Archer in Chicago, with teams including Boston Pittshburg New York Philadelphia St Louis and Washington contributing to the day’s slate.
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New York
Cincinnati Batteries
Schneider
Benton
Mew
Artynd Clark
Western League, At St. Joseph Kirat Game Report
In a long St Joseph contest Demavey pitched and the game reached 11 innings. Ford and Sheatak paired in the batteries for St Joseph while Williams and Deera were the Omaha journalists. Second cane notes TODVER 54 appears as an out of context stat line.
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Ford
Sheatak
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Deera
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Cs Ceweatnstetebussn
The Suspect at Lyric Theatre Directed by Rankin Drew
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature The Suspect plays at Lyric Theatre with Rankin Drew directing famed for realism in fight scenes. The film delivers thrills and dramatic tension, including a tense backstage argument and a pivotal on screen confrontation. Drew insists on directing only if able to thrill and move audiences.
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Rankin Drew
Ture
Drew
Flint
Mr. Drew
Cooper
Senators to Clean House Clyde Milan Likely Out
Clark Griffith, manager and part owner of the Washington Senators, denies retirement rumors and signals a housecleaning before the season. Clyde Milan, the Senators' center fielder, is likely to be dropped after a poor hitting year blamed for the club's slump.
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Clark Triffith
Washington American Longsteels
Regal
Senators
Clyde Milan
Milan
Unclear Batter Names Appear Incomplete Omaha Topeka Lineup
OCR fragment shows scattered names including Wisgenbotham Spahr Morth Marshall Clark Livingston Hella Johnson and Davis with references to 16 innings and teams Topeka and Wichita. Context and full details are unreadable.
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I Wisgenbotham and Spahr
Morth and Marshall
Ohuyre
Clark
Livingston
Hella
Johnson
Welsh and White to Clash in Labor Day Title Fight
In Colorado Springs a crowd at the Hundred Million Dollar club arena will witness Freddie Welch and Charlie White fight for the world lightweight title next Monday Labor Day. The arena, built by contractor Bill Farnsworth, seats 14 240 with prices from 3 to 25 dollars. Moving pictures by Harry Wiswell will film the bout for state-wide release.
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Ave
Freds Die Welch
Charlie White
Freddie
Bill Farnsworth
Eddie Pitts
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E.eees
Ccaastarce
Vic Ceeece
Mee Farnsworth
Harry Wiswall
Denver
Colorado
Hundred Millon Dollar Club
Welsh and
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New York Nationals Buy Krueger and Killdan from Omaha
The New York Nationals announced the purchase of catcher Ernest Krueger and outfielder Killdan from the Omaha club of the Western League. Also reported is a deal for pitcher James Middleton of Louisville and veteran catcher George Gibson has been suspended by Lees for failing to report.
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New York Nationals
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Killdan
Omaha Elup
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Louisville
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Pittsburgh
Lees
Indianapolis Club Announces Trader Moves to Chicago Nationals
Indianapolis club president James McGill confirms Witchers Victor Aldridge and Rex Daweon will move to the Chicago Nationals after finishing the season with the local club. The transfer price was not disclosed.
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Ind
James McGill
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Victor Aldridge
Rex Daweon
Chicago Nationals
Canimsa Minto at South Pass City Revived Mining Work
A group led by Mr. Clark of Montana starts work at the old Carissa mine at South Pass City under Mr. Bor y of Chicago owning a controlling stake. The site, with a stamp mill and machinery, has pumped water for years and aims to revive production with near term development anticipated in adjoining properties.
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South Pass City
Clark
Montana
Bory
Chicago
Notice of sale of remaining printing matrices and letter set
The State Leader office will sell a complete set of 10 plates and one new letter matrix set including Bible lines. This issued notice directs publishers to participate in the sale and adhere to specified terms and deadlines.
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Rudolph Star Twirler Nets Eleven Straight Wins
Mick Rudolph star twirler of the Boston Red Sox adds to his fame with a new streak of eleven consecutive victories following his standout World Series performances last fall.
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Mick Rudolph
Boston Red Sox
One Pennant is Already Captured
Spokane clinched the Northwestern League pennant after victory over Tacoma. If Spokane loses remaining games, its percentage would drop to .567, with Butte at .668 if Montana wins all nine left. other teams are no longer in championship contention.
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Spokane
Wash
Tacoma
Butte
Montanans
Easterly Returns to Coast League with Salt Lake
Ted Easterly signs with Salt Lake club after years away and previous season with Kansas City Federal League team. The Portland contract marks his return to professional baseball on the West Coast.
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Portland
Ore
Ted Easterly
Easterly
Salt Lake
Duchess of Sutherland Tees Up Hospital Fund Drive
The Duchess of Sutherland joined a bene fit in England to raise hospital funds. She played a tennis match as part of her contribution, and the photograph captures the duchess at her best during the event.
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the Duches of Sutherland
England
G A R Encampment Concludes Parade in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts the G A R encampment parade with thousands of veterans marching the streets. The event includes a ceremonial Camp Fire and public observances attended by Governor and other officials. Many veterans and spectators fill the grand display as the annual gathering closes.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Kansas City
Grand Army of the Cook
Elias
Patriotic Parade Draws 25000 As Veterans Reflect On Peace
Col. A B Stephens of Cincinnati urged unpreparedness as cowardice and praised true patriotism. He spoke at the G A R encampment, stressing loyalty to peace justice and liberty and honoring Civil War heroes for the nation’s enduring traditions.
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Cincinnati
Col. A. EB. B. Stephens
Bona of Veterans
Aid
OUR FARMERS LEAVE CANADA
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes a shift as Canadians end outbound ads inviting U S farmers. High costs and tax fear push settlers toward Michigan’s upper peninsula or back to the United States, ending the Canadian land boom and advertising campaigns.
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Milwauke Sentinel
United States
Dominion
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
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