Double header at Pioneer Park features city amateur final
Today at Pioneer Park a double header offers the city amateur championship between Bird's Rownders and the U P Clerks with Ballinger to pitch for Rownders and Schmidt or Ashenbiner for the Clerks. The second game pits Inniang against the Rio Grande from Denver as Gaut aims to return, while Kunty and Rusty clash as southpaws in a potential pitchers duel. A large crowd is expected for a day of baseball thrills.
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Hedrick
Aves
Cgant
Rio Grandes
Kunty
Braves
Rusty
Cubs and Tigers to clash in three game series
This week the Cubs and Tigers will play a three game series scheduled for 10 am starts on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. A separate anecdote recalls a weary wife reacting to her intoxicated husband by feigning a prayerful address and jokingly declaring she married his sister.
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Cubs
Tigers
Tam Satan
Satan
National Monthly
Studebaker Supporters Highlight Public Approval
A mass public message praises Studebaker cars, claiming 75 000 citizens vouch for the brand and urging readers to feel the pressure of popular opinion. The note links citizen satisfaction to the Studebaker name and its national impact.
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Studebaker
Results Yesterday National League Baseball Scores
Scattered box score lines show Philadelphia St Louis New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit Indianapolis Toledo Milwaukee Kansas City Minneapolis St Paul Louisville Columbus Lincoln Denver Des Moines Omaha and other cities posting game results with batteries and run counts across multiple games and doubleheaders. Key outcomes include Cleveland splitting two games and Detroit, Milwaukee, and Topeka posting notable margins.
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Today in Baseball. July 7 1884 to 1905 notes and scores
A compact digest of baseball days across years from 1884 to 1905. Mentions Moriarty, Daily, Briggs, Chesebro, Selbach, and notable games including 138 to 0 Baltimore over Washington, 12-0 Phillies over Brooklyn, and a 1-0 loss for Chesebro in New York. Includes team names, cities, and key events from scattered box scores.
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Toronto
Worcester
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Washington
Orth
Jack Townsend
Kip Selbach
New York Highlanders
Jack Chesebro
Jack Chesbro
Boston Red Sox
Norwood Gibson
Chicago White Sox
Phillies
Boston
Joe Wood
St. Louis
Browns
Shotten
Heiress Gilbert Sets Stringent Demands for Husband Hopeful
Great Neck New York July 6 three musts and one must not defined Lilla Bramhall Gilbert heiress to 16 million dollars. Howard Prine Renshaw of Troy New York allegedly met every condition within twenty five hours and three minutes, including never having loved before and never wearing pink, while being Episcopalian and a money maker. The suitor is tall athletic, a polytechnic graduate, fond of animals and poultry, rides well, and favors turkey trot dances.
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Lilla Bramhall Gilbert
Howard Prine Renshaw
Troy
Helresa
Dulea
Howard
Lilla
Lilla Gilbert
Howard Price Kershaw
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Polytechnic
Trenshaw
Robert Chambers
John Drew
Terrors and All-Stars Clash At Morning Match
This morning at 10 o'clock the Terrors host the All-Stars in a ball game. Doody and Leichart will be the Terrors' battery while Wilson and Brennan lead the Stars in scoring.
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All-Stars
Doody and Leichart
Terrors’ Battery
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Brennan
Homemade Lager Beer For 2 Cents A Quart
A Cincinnati expert brew master demonstrates making lager at home using concentrated barley malt and imported hops. With sugar and water, a sparkling beer is produced in minutes in any kitchen, reportedly superior to average saloon beer. Authorities say home brewing is legal under current laws. contact American Products Co. for a free booklet.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
American Products Co
Man Without Country to Become US Citizen
Eugene Prince, dubbed the man without a country, will gain citizenship as the president signs a resolution. He is the son of John Hieary Prince, born in Huyshin, with a grandfather who was American and a Massachusetts family since 1804, tying his status to ancestral ties and the lawprotecting his father.
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Eugene Prince
United States
Mr. Prince
John Hieary Prince
Huyshin
Massachusetts
Free Kidney Health Recipe Promises Quick Cure
An advertisement offers a free recipe claimed to stop bladder and kidney pain and improve overall health. It urges readers to request by mail from Dr. A. Be Robinson in Detroit, promising a simple home cure with no cost.
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Stulebaker Flanders
Dr. A. BE. Robinson
Lueck Building
Detroit
Mich
Citizenship Status Debate Marks Admission Vote
The House passed a joint resolution conditionally admitting him to the character and privileges of American citizenship, while the Senate yesterday acted favorably. The subject was described as not being an American citizen or a subject of the Czar and not eligible for naturalization.
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Woman awaits operation in Rhode Island hospital ward
A Rhode Island hospital ward patient undergoing appendectomy is nearly prepped when a doctor realizes she may have false teeth. He asks about loose items in her mouth and she responds with a frightened plea that only her tongue is present, fearing any further harm.
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James N Hill Resigns as Head of Northern Pacific
New York July 6 James N Hill son of J C FN and vice president of the Northern Pacific railway retired from the vice presidency today He will be succeeded by Colonel William H Clough It is understood Hill retired to take a long vacation in Europe
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James N. Hill
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Norther Pacific Railway
View
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Fa Jong
Europe
Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe Lunches Referenced in Message
A fragment notes meals at the Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe with mention of Wyoming state media. The text lacks clear events or dates and reads as a casual luncheon suggestion.
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Inter-Ocean Hotel
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