Niles Sold to Cleveland in Boston Baseball Shuffle
Harry Niles the Boston American outfielder and utility man was sold to Cleveland and left for the city with the Cleveland players. Lewis has emerged as a star, becoming the regular left fielder. A separate note recounts Ada Rehan’s stage name origin and a Daly critique of program proofs amid a printer’s error in an upcoming performance.
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Ada Oyotima
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Mir. Daly
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Daly
Daly Wan
Rehan
Uae
Johnsons New Recruit Strengthens Heavyweight Camp
San Francisco May 2. Big Al Kaufman joins Johnsons training camp and will spar three times weekly to sharpen Johnson for a championship fight. Billy Delaney arranging a shakeup promises Johnson heavy practice while Kaufman targets readiness against rival Jones Tam. Johnson declines Chestertown but plans daily boxing sessions and road work in coming days.
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San Franciany
AL Hunn
Jonnaan
Champeon
Billy Delaney
Jeffries
Delaney
Dutfried
William Bice Dies in 72nd Year in Pittsburgh Market
In May 1848 at Nowe tx Fatal Hiiingdon Pennsylvania William Bice, aged 72, died after injuries from Mootfidon pit and horse accident. He reportedly received a wound on his nose which led to a swelling and subsequent death. funeral arrangements awaited sacrament livery.
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Hiiingdon
Wiliam Bice
Sacrament
Winfield Paine and Neighbor Walk to Town Parade
A fragment from a Greenville scene shows Winfield Paine and Clarissa Mackie near a road leading toward town. Paine, noting distress about the parade, recalls past gatherings and mentions his carrier and the last war, while Jane Pletcher and Aldon Smith speak of waiting and plans.
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Fletcher
Windeld
Malu
Mr. Paine
Aldon Smith
Greenville
Jane Pletcher
Mr. Vint
Pal
Paraded Memories Stir in Neighboring Plea
A fragmented scene unfolds around a widowed Bidding and neighbors as a parade forms. Jane Fleteher discusses a planned march with a tall old man and a slender girl, recalling Stephen and past tensions. The talk touches on family ties, a possible departure to New York, and a son's reluctance to wed under pressure.
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Dave
Paine
Abe
Stephen
Walt Jreminnies
Dane
Ms. Paine
Jane
Jacob Gilvin
Maury
June
Str. Pulno
Stepher
New York
Steve
Lel
Jane Fleteher
Saya
Marcy John Ploteher
Lotebor Ak Allent
Per Rod Pa
Atralehe
Angie Hoy
Parade Day Remembers a Lost World
In a small village a marcher leads Jane Pletcher and Winfield Paine through a solemn procession to the cemetery. Jane finally reveals her feelings, the blind man recognizes her voice, and the pair share a quiet, poignant exchange about love and obligation as the day ends.
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Mr. Palue
Jane
Bores
Spain
Mr. Putney
Fila
Winfeld Palisa
June Fletcher
Jane Fletcher
Winfield Painshey
Paine Homestead
Mr. Pate
Jane Pletcher
Steve
Oaid Winfeld -Paine
Stephen
Soan
Fragmentary dialogue hints at family reunion mix up
A garbled passage shows Windeld Paine and others in a tense exchange about a reunion and a missing figure. The text mentions Stephen and a son, with references to emotions and possible reconciliation, but details remain unclear due to corruption.
Free $3.50 recipe promises cure for weak kidneys
An advertisement touts a $3.50 recipe claimed to cure urinary and kidney troubles including scalding dribbling straining and frequent urination. It promises a quick recovery free of charge with instructions from Dr A Hy Robinson and offers to mail a copy on request. The misspelled text targets readers with kidney and urinary symptoms.
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