Pittsburg and New York baseball scores from crowded fixtures
In dense box score style the report lists Pittsburg Chicago, New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia games with partial innings, runs, errors, and batter details. Numerous matchups include Batter ies Boston Philadelphia Cleveland and other teams, with innings and scores noted, plus weather and scheduling notes across cities.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn
New York
Friars
Thooklyn
Tatteories
Rucker, Terroir
Crandall and
Malarkey
Iresnahan
Philadelphia
Neston
Toonomo2ir
Roston
Errors
Boston
Ferenson
Graham
Foxen
Tooin
Aoomforo
Roaston
Fioston
Lindaman
Bowerman
McQuillan
Doomn
National. Y. W. Ts
P.O
Philadiphia
Cincinnati
T. OW. Ts
St. Lous Wee Tor
Cleveland
Piaston Toe
Washington
A Woman's Tact and a Diplomatic Husband
A New York Sun column recounts a holiday couple’s visits to three hosts. Each hostess claims Julia, Margaret, or Jessie is engaged, prompting the wife to pose which suitor was chosen. The husband questions the repeated inquiries, while the wife explains she feigns popularity to gain favors from influential families.
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Julia
Margaret
Jessie
New York Sun
Taft Expounds and Expands the Platform
Judge Taft’s nomination acceptance presents a full platform endorsing Roosevelt policies. It outlines federal oversight of railroads, anti trust updates, tariff revision, worker rights, currency flexibility, postal savings, Philippine governance, campaign finance openness, income tax plans, and bank deposit guarantees, argued in clear, judicial terms. The piece praises Taft as thoroughly qualified, urging readers to study his reasoning.
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Taft
Chicago
Denver
Judge Taft
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Republican Party
Indiana Brewers Silence on Prohibition Politics in 1912
The Indiana press rails at brewery influence as brewers push for anti temperance votes while claiming loyalty to party ideals. The piece cites Brewers, Lieber and Fairbanks as shaping strategy to avoid temperance sparks and urges unity of farmers and workers to defeat Prohibition with Bryan Taft politics in view.
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Indiana
Lieber
Fairbanks
Democratic Party
Albert Lieber
Wood
Bryan
Taft
Tom Marshall
Curate Misreads Parish Social Tone in Dinner Toast
A well meaning young curate in a fashionable parish, advised by his liberal rector, imitates the guests and offers a clumsy grace at a mansion dinner. He thanks the Lord for the food with a casual “thanks awfully, Jolly good feed,” believing it suits the guests.
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Bondion Express
The Cow-Puncher at Bucklen Theatre Aug 19
Breezy Arizona life play The Cow-Puncher by Hal Reid set for one night only at Bucklen theatre on Wednesday August 19. Critics praise its wholesome comedy and Earthy tone as producer W F Mann debuts a polished production with new vaudeville features. Ministers praise Meadow-Brook Farm at Bucklen on August 25 with a strong cast led by J J Swartwood.
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W. F. Mann
leadow-Brook Farm
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Chicago Markets Show Mixed Uproar On Wheat and Livestock
Quotations from the Chicago Board of Trade reveal fluctuating wheat prices with nearby and deferred contracts trading around the mid teens, while live stock and poultry markets reflect broad activity. Cattle receipts show slow demand with steady to lower bids, hogs and lambs vary by grade, and regional feeders report mixed price ranges across Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Chieige Board of Trade
S Asig
Dod
Saltog ST
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Foes of the Levees Threaten Mississippi Banks
A Baton Rouge observer warns that levees face ongoing damage not only from floods but from burrowing creatures. Crawfish cause the most harm by hollowing tanks and tunnels that lead to caving and flood risk. Alligators turtles muskrats terrapins and crawfish damage levee integrity with no full extermination method found. Efforts focus on keeping pests away from the banks.
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Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Baltimore American
Mi-o-na Stomach Help Gains Local Notice
A Detroit area ad highlights Mi-o-na as a stomach comfort remedy praised for indigestion and weak stomachs. It claims the product strengthens stomach walls to aid digestion and is sold by Houseworth Bros with a money back guarantee. A 50 cent box is marketed as the cure option.
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Elkhart
Houseworth Bros
Nothing Compares To Father William’s Tea Claim
An advertisement touts Father William’s Tea as a remedy for liver and kidney issues stomach and bowels, claiming it cleanses the kidneys purifies the blood and keeps you well. Priced at 20 cents, available by E. D. Miller 801 South Main and Bentz & Co LeTitia Gold Medal Flour bread mentions and Sylvia The Daily Review priced 10 cents a week.
The Inquisitive Woman Causes Car Fuse Incident
Street car conductors mock an inquisitive passenger who asks what would happen if a fuse blew. A fuse explodes on a Broadway car, causing a double halt as the linked cars stop. The conductor blames the questions, calling the woman a Jonah.
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Broadway
Jonah
New York Times
Boy Upset Window Fall Impresses Family
A five year old boy fell from a second story window into the yard but escaped serious harm. Delighted parents gave him coins as a reward, and he joked to his sister that she should try the stunt to get money.
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Gladys
Manhood's Estate and True Majority Thought
A short Isis reflection argues that real manhood comes not at twenty one but when one earns their bread and supports themselves. It stresses self dependence and self reliance as defining traits, honoring the growth fostered by others over years.
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Isis
Chained Books at Hereford Cathedral Standout Collection
The Hereford cathedral houses the finest chained library with about 2,000 volumes across five cases. At least 1,500 volumes are chained three to four feet long, each with a central swivel, highlighting a remarkable medieval practice.
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Hereford
England
City Sky Scraper Eyes Open Across Cattle Lot
In a Bohemian exchange a city man asks a villager to glimpse the nearby lot where a city skyscraper would loom. The villager replies he would consider it since he owns twenty head of cattle grazing there.
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Waal
One cannot talk constantly without saying foolish things
Chicago Record Herald presents a concise note reflecting on speech and folly in a clipped item from its pages.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Scientists and cow punchers clash at Bad Bucko’s
In a colorful exchange, Alkali Ike notes a pret ty scientific scrap between cow punchers at Bad Bucko’s. An eastern tourist praises their coolness under pressure, and comments funerals won’t be for a couple o f days yet, per a Philadelphia remark.
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Bad Bucko's
Yaas
Philadelphia
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