Elks Win In Twelfth On Palmer Grounds
In a twelve inning slow starter on the all Palmer grounds, the Elks edged Dutch Kuhlmann's Field Club 1 to 0. Skinny Bender and Ort pitched well for the Elks as both teams left runners on base late. Hastings delivered the decisive hit, driving in the lone run with a single in the twelfth after an earlier tense nine innings.
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All Palmer Grounds
Dutch Kuhlmann
Elka
Field Club
Cave
Scarly
Tenn
Hastings
Bender
Decker
Halhfoster
Hewes
Murlat
Moore
Vreeree
ELKS
Hiovker
Toy Anes
Ftwellier
Eryleben
Jesse Av
Stinge
Huser
Rand
Balte
Arte
Genie
Craig
Newspaper Boat Of St Johns Sail From St Augustine
Captain George W Johnson of St Augustine Florida plans to visit Philadelphia aboard a boat built entirely of newspapers. The vessel, reportedly indestructible, uses 365 newspapers and 2260 pages for its hull and deck with ten watertight bulkheads. The 20 by 20 by 6 inch craft will travel via waterways to showcase at boat clubs and universities along a route through Florida Georgia North and South Carolina Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York.
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George W. Johnson
Sts Augustine
Fla
Philadel
Schuylkill River
Hicma
Johnson
United States
Becaune
Mmany
Gt. Ai
Florida
Georgia
Caroling
Peanaslvanie
New Jermay
New York
Pia Tae
Southouse
Sago
Aptain Jols
June Jingles and Jokes. The Reason.
The piece discusses poet Dix-That’s Rhymer and a volume of verse with lines about rooms and portraits. It notes Henry’s strange affection for wrong pictures and mentions Whistler and Oscar Wilde as remarkable men, with reflections on their audacious individuality.
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Dix
Rhymer
Henry
Whistler
Sargent
Mitlain
Oscar Wilde
London Taxicabs Flourish as Popular Street Vehicles
Consul-General Wynne reports London taxicabs are highly popular, with demand far outstripping supply. At about 16 cents per mile, cabs attract bright liveries and stylish chauffeurs, while 758 taxis are on the streets and 2,600 on order. There are 1,700 licensed drivers and weekly certificate grants average 5 percent. Taxis earn roughly $78 weekly, with some chauffeurs buying their cabs on instalments, replacing the horse bus era as motor omnibuses take over.
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Washington
Roberts
J. Wynne
London
Chauteurs
New Jersey Motor Vehicle Order Allows Old Numbers Still
State Commissioner James B. R. Smith issues a stay on the new law for vehicles reregistered with old numbers. Owners may use any legally valid mark as of April 16 until official floral markers are supplied, expected by June 1 to June 15. After markers arrive, use of old markers will risk violation. About 1,500 sought retention of old numbers.
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Trenton
James—. B. R. Smith
Central Railroad Bridge at Bethlehem Replaced For Sale
Old bridge No 21 on the Lehigh and Susquehanna Division of the New Jersey Central is offered for sale after replacement by modern equipment. Wrought iron structure in good condition could serve heavy rail needs or highway use. date and factory notes include the replacement by camel-back locomotives on steep grades. Also notes a beverage ad and Coffe substitutes from Racine Wisconsin feature in the same column.
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Schuylkill
Jimmy Whistler
Irvine
Philip
Benny
Natalie
Estelle
Liberal Credit
Rassels
Ammar
Saya
McCloskey & Graham
Biant Jeeney
Alecia
McCeay
Market St, Op
Baseball Goods
Spalding
The
Elizabeth Novelty Co
Broad
Elizabeth
Race Srasness Secutaes
Peleh
Adam, Branch
State Street
Perth Amboy
Stein & Markowitz
First Street
MY. New
Lindeman
Market Street
Jetrust
Newark, N. J