Schoolma'am Girl Heads West for a Honeymoon
Gideon Rush meets Serena Blythe on a Chicago to Gilesburg trip. He shares plans for an Oregon apple orchard while she reveals her New England roots and a California home. A stray suitor threatens their future, but Gideon pursues love, inviting her to marry and return to Gilesburg together.
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Gideon Rush
Chicago
Gideon
Serena Blythe
Bun
New England
California
Gilesburg
Oregon
Edensville
Papa
Toy
Abram Howitt
Abram
Mr. Hewitt
Serena
Mr. Rush
Its Tendency in Nature Study Business Fad
A brief note observes the busy nature study trend focusing on beekeeping, highlighting the bee as a central subject of interest in this growing hobby and educational activity. The writer notes the constant activity surrounding the topic.
Clarke praises current Pirates players after trip
Fred Clarke of Pittsburg returns from a scouting trip and denies signing new players or making trades. He emphasizes appreciation for the players under contract and refuses to acknowledge any new acquisitions. Meanwhile reports suggest teams accuse McGraw of greasing balls at Polo Grounds and in New Jersey soil affecting pitches.
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Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Clarke
New York
Polo Grounds
New Jersey
Cardinals
Pirates
McGraw
Chick Fraser Is All In and Outfielder Barr to Cleveland
The New Orleans Southern league club announced Barr will be sold to Cleveland and report after the season. The club also released pitcher Chick Fraser, the former National Leaguer, unconditionally.
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Fraser
New Orleans
Southern
Barr
Cleveland
Dolly Gray's Three Bagger Sighting in Galveston
Dolly Gray, Washington pitcher, acted as pinch hitter often and hit a notable three-bagger against Galveston on March 22. Cantillon, asked why he used Gray, replied he should have seen that hit. Gray posted a minuscule batting average in early season but delivered a standout power moment in that game.
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Dolly Gray
Washington
Gray
Cantillon
Joe
Galveston
Baseball News From The Deadball Era Headlines
A digest of baseball notes highlighting Tigers pace and managers in Beantown. White Sox spirit. Tigers slump postponed. Vic Saier’s gains under Chance. Egan’s critique of old-school advice. Milans hitting vs Cobb. Dolan move to Highlanders. Smith and Tooley released to Toledo. Atz’s Providence run fades. Grays prospects dim in Providence. Clubs debate umpire decisions. Murphy’s poor play call admitted. Roy Thomas eyeing on base balls. Ted Sullivan touring East seeking To train Red Sox in Tioga Texas. Irish German mix on teams seen as winner. Connie Mack seeks Knight. Highlanders star meets raw youth past Philadelphia.
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Tigers
Beantown
White Sox
Vic Saier
Chance
Egan
Milan
Washington
Cobb
Highlanders
Dolan
Jersey City
Tony Smith
Brooklyn
Dolly Stark
Bert Tooley
Toledo
Jakey Atz
Providence
Grays
Fred Clarke
The
Pirates
Murphy
Luderus
Roy Thomas
Ted Sullivan
East
John J. Taylor
Red Sox
Tioga
Texas
Ted
Lone Star State
Cubs
Phillies
Celtic
Grayson
Louisville
St. Paul
Spencer
Connie Mack
Jack Knight
Philadelphia
Change in Player's Worth in Baseball Trade Perfume
The article argues star players are risky assets whose value fluctuates with form, injuries, and salary disputes. It recalls George Stone's peak and decline with St Louis, Karger's sale by Robinson, and other stars whose value would not command high prices today. It notes owners trade for pennants yet civic pride often shuns selling stars.
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George Stone
St. Louis
Stone
Hedges
McGraw
New York Giants
St. Louis Nationals
Karger
Robinson
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Boston Americans
Elmer Flick
Jack Powell
Lou Criger
Terry Turner
Herman Schaefer
Lee Tannehill
Bill Bradley
Bill Donovan
Tavs
Callahan Makes Big Comeback With White Sox
Sr Jimmy Callahan, veteran baseball figure, returns to manage and play for the Chicago White Sox. He cites knee issues and desire for better pay, after semi pro stints and a renewed link to Chicago teammates and the former manager Commy, who released him to reinstate him with the Sox.
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Jimmy Callahan
Jimmy
Chicago White Sox
Windy City
Sox
Hamilton
McGraw
Bill Lange
Jack Doyle
Emmet Heidrick
Chicago
Mike Donlin
Tom Hughes
Jake Stahl
Barry McCormick
American Association
Commy
Amateur dialogue on beauty and romance
A flirtatious exchange unfolds as a woman questions his praise and he contends he finds her the most beautiful. The pair volley compliments with playful tension about prior romantic experience.
Cat Decoy Backfires in Ratty Tale from Easton
Felix Smith of Easton buys a cat for five dollars claiming it will catch rats. The cat clears the house, but the rats return, one by one kissing the cat good night before slipping back into their hole. Felix caps the tale by removing the cat from the home.
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Felix Smith
Easton
Felix
Feliz
Boston Post
A Hypocrite Defined By A Brooklyn Kid
A Brooklyn school teacher tests her old class on definitions and asks a bright boy to define hypocrite. The student responds with humor stating a hypocrite is a kid who comes to school with a smile on his mug.
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Brooklyn
Robert
The Ground of Their Love Reflected in a Sacred Heart Note
A Sacred Heart Review line contrasts colonial arrogance with Indigenous dignity. The English invader proclaims peace while claiming white love for the land, and the intelligent Indian replies that they love the ground they tread on.
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Sacred Heart Review
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