Baseball Results From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games included Philadelphia defeating Chicago 3 to 1 and New York beating Cleveland 7 to 6 while Washington won 7 to 6 over St. Louis. American Association scores list Milwaukee 1 over Louisville 2 and Kansas City 6 over Toledo 0. Additional results feature Terre Haute 5 over South Bend 2, Dayton 0 over Wheeling 1, Springfield 6 over Canton 2, and Evansville 3 over Grand Rapids 4.
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New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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Detroit
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Grand Rapids
Evansville
Egyptian Pile Cure Sold by Central Drug Store Agency
Central Drug Store announces agency for jr. Colwell's Egyptian Pile Cure claiming it is the most certain cure for piles. The store offers a personal guarantee and refund of the purchase price on any package that fails to provide satisfaction.
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Serntrs
Jr. Colwell
Dix
Money to Loan Must Be First Mortgage Security
A. R. Kesler advertises money to loan with cash ready and demands the loan be secured by a first mortgage. The notice is brief and targets potential borrowers seeking secured financing.
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Kesler
County clerk records marriages from 1906 1907
A fragmentary notice lists marriage licenses issued in 1906 and 1907 with names such as Lawrence E. Kercher and Eva Belle Rippey, Jerome Stork and Lucinda Heffner, Ray Juday and Bertha Ridinger, and others, noting dates from August 1906 to June 1907 and a rule requiring official return within three days of ceremony.
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Gucten
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Lawrence E. Kercher
Eva
Belle ‘Rippey
Arthur
Sawad Cele
Pearl Laz Belle
Willian Sonka
Nellie
Swant
Jerome Stork
Lucinda Heffner
Rey Shupp
Grace
Gentzhorn
Clydefull
Ray Juday
Bertha’ Ridinger
St Joe Attorney Promotes New Trust Company at Wae Pash
Mrs Elia Reed named ticket agent for Lake Shore Railroad at Waterloo. Gus C Butt of Syracuse credited with catching a seven pound three ounce bass at Lake Wawasee.
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Nelson G. Hunter
Promoti Ad New Trust Company
Waepash
Elia 4. Reed
Lake Shore Rivilroad
Waterloo
Gus C. Butt
Syracuse
Lake Wawasee
Banks in Huntington Offer 3 Percent Interest on Deposits
Prompted by the formation of a trust company the Huntington banks announce interest at 3 percent per annum on deposits starting August 1. Previously no interest was paid.
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Huntington
LaGrange County Teachers Institute Set for August
LaGrange hosts a teachers institute from August 26 to 30 with instructors including Andrew Thomas Smith president of Mansfield Paws normal school Stonerintendent Nolan Ev A Allen of Indianapolis and Miss Grace Fatt of LaGrange. After the Michael building collapse in Fremont on July 6 rumors claimed area instability though a Fort Wayne architect found no imminent danger and offered precaution recommendations.
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LaGrange County
Teachers’ Institute
Lagrange
Andrew Thomas Smith
Mansfield Paws’ + normal school
Stonerintendent Nolan
Ev “A. Allen
Indianapolis
Grace Fatt
Michael
Fremont
Ind
Fort Wayne
County Superintendent Wea ver Sets Next Teachers Examination
Elkhart County Superintendent A B Weav er will hold the next teachers examination on Saturday. Examinations move from South Fifth Street school in Goshen to the Madison Street school building in the old high school assembly room to accommodate larger classes. The change keeps exams accessible via the city car line.
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A. B B. Weaver
South Fifth Street
Goshen
Madison Street
Aquatics Showcase Opens At Jamestown Fair
Norfolk July 25 The Jamestown Exposition hosts a national swimming and water polo tournament spanning the week. Notable U S stars and several foreign entrants compete in the Grand Basin in Smith Harbor, regarded as an ideal racing venue.
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Norfolk
Jamestown Exposition
United States
Smith’ Harbor
Miserable bankrupt asks for credit secrets from Chicago
A distressed speaker pleads for guidance on obtaining credit from a Chicago borrower. The dialogue shows tension as the debtor insists on learning how the lender acquired wealth while lamenting his own financial ruin.
Fragmented plea about marital strain in verse
A mother and daughter lament in verse about a husband who avoids affection and may have taken a drink, with the daughter recently married and seeking comfort as the scene shifts to the library and distance.
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N. Y
Temper too hot as coatroom clash stirs crowd
An excitable man stormed at a coatroom attendant in a Chicago scene. The usher calmly corrected him that he wasn’t asking to check his coat but his temper, sparking a tense exchange about misplaced urgency.
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Chicago Daily News
Hapgoods (Inc
Hartford
Chicago
Sidway Mercantile Co
Kittell
Bell
Cook
P. Si
Fashionable girl fears elopement drama involving chauffeur
The fashionable girl sobs to her mother over plans to elope with their chauffeur. She then learns that Ethel Gilder is gossiping about eloping with an airship pilot, a claim shaping high society rumors.
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Mamma
Ethel Gilder
Chicago Daily News
So Nice of Them
A humorous exchange about etiquette on streetcars and women alighting backward. The dialogue implies politeness toward conductors and the social expectation of not turning one's back to the operator.
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Gunner
Guyer
Chicago Daily News
Ideas on government service reform proposed by senators
A report cites Senator Sorghum proposing a corps of subordinate government employees across all branches to ensure capable appointments. He argues the head cannot go wrong if the corps is proficient. The exchange suggests broad support for professionalizing civil service.
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Bom
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Steve Use
Washington
Star
His Chance
A brief dialogue fragment shows romantic tension as a character professes love and contemplates extreme emotion. The other party suggests visiting tomorrow when the father is present to fulfill an ambition.
Inside Information and Mortal Confession Reflections
A fragment from the Washington Star contemplatively asks how often mortals would confess blunt truths about envy and obscurity. It hints at universal struggle and the weight of frank self inquiry without concluding a concrete event or outcome.
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Washington - Star
Poetical Fragments and Notes in Putnam's Magazine
Fragmentary verse and literary notices from Putnam's Magazine appear in this page, mentioning Hunt and various authors. The text references Splice and Rice themes, with scattered names such as Hazlitt, Hough, Howitt, Dunne, and Elizabeth Dickson.
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Hough
Wright
Morris
Howitt
Dunne
Watson
Elizabeth Dickson
Putnam's Magazine
Gent in Light Overcoat Exchange Casual Farewell
A quirky dialogue depicts a Gent in a light overcoat apologizing to his wife via a friend. Another Gent in a frock coat replies that such everyday passings happen, signaling familiar, light social humor.
Confusion in Washington Star quotes reformer leader
A Washington Star excerpt shows confusion as leaders debate reforms and leadership style, with a sarcastic note on shifting power and calls for a more decisive boss approach.
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Washington Star
Grand jury deadlock over apology wording after indicting corporation men
The prosecuting attorney questions the foreman about indictments of corporation men. The foreman confirms the indictments were returned an hour and a half earlier but the jurors remain deadlocked over the apology wording accompanying the indictment.
Not Justified. Nurse's departure questioned in Chicago
Mrs Uppson asks why her former nurse girl left employ and Mrs DeStyle recounts whipping the dog for biting the baby. The exchange shows fault claimed and denied in a Chicago context.
Appreciation of Time by Congress Members Questioned
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum on whether Congress fully values time. He replies that members do not, noting how adjournment hours are used for filibustering.
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Congress
Sorghum
Washington
Star
Fragmented stage chatter noted in Daily News fragment
A partial, garbled exchange references a prima donna and voice pitch amid casual banter. The text includes stray lines about grease for pitch and plans to go downtown for a spring hat, with mentions of Chicago and Daily News.
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Stubb
Penn
Chicago
Aily
George
WANTED Help Wanted Classified Fragments
Multiple short want ads note tasks and housing with wages. Entries include a housekeeper for a family at 602 Kilbourn Street, room and board inquiries, tinners and solderers for Davis Acetylene Co., stenographer at Conn's factory, and various domestic help ads. Also mentions laundry services by Mrs Knepper and general rooming needs.
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Klotel Bucklen
Kilbourn Street
N. Main Street
For Rent Furnished Rooms and Rooms in Private Home
Classified notes advertise furnished front rooms and modern four rooms for housekeeping. Details include address hints 115 Marion Street and Harrison Street, river view options, electric light, gas, hot and cold water, private home with river view, inquire by phone 536.
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Marion Street
Harrison Street
Property Transfers in Elkhart and Selkhart Additions
The record lists transfers including Gerage Owen to Sylvester and Jennie L. Redding for a lot in Will's second add Elkhart price 1600. Louisa J and Melville S Chapman to John B. Hater for two lots in Cheap Man's Rosedale add Elkhart price 525. Eugene C and Loretta A Wady to Sylvester and Jennie L. Redding for a lot in Wolf's second add Selkhart price 300.
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Gerage Owen
Sylvester
Jennies L. Redding
Will
Elihart
Louisa
Melville
Ss. Chapman
Jonn
B. Hater
Cheapman’s
Rosedale
Elkhart
Ma Ugene C
Loretta _ A. Wady
Jennie L. Redding
Wolf
Selkhart
Dentist Promises Pain Free Tooth Extraction Solution
A fragment describes an offering for painless tooth extractions by Dr Runyon, a dentist at 126 W Lexington Avenue, with a preparation claimed to be free from cocaine and a contact phone number.
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Runyon
Lexington
Avenue
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Cure for Consumption
An old advertisement warns of the white plague and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cure for coughs colds and consumption. It urges avoiding unknown remedies and notes the genuine product comes in a yellow package sold by all druggists.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Sold By Wouseworth Bros
An advertisement urges mothers to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for bowel and stomach disorders. The copy touts the remedy as safe and effective, selling bottles at 50 cents and 1.00 with a money back guarantee.
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Dr. Caldwell
Wouseworth Bros
Don't Let Baby Cry Laxative Syrup Pepsin Ad
An old parenting ad urges using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for infant stomach distress. It claims safety for babies and children, lists prices 50 cents and 1 dollar, and offers money back if it fails.
Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy Offered In Trial Box
Proof merit trial size box of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy advertised as arrow white creamy antiseptic balm for catarrh of the nose and throat. Claims instant and lasting relief with ingredients including eucalyptus oil menthol and other healing agents. Free test urged, address Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin large jars 50 cents sold by all dealers.
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Sree
Dr. Shoon
Wis
Ail Deal Ars
Summer coughs and colds boost Bees Laxative Cough Syrup use
An old advertisement touts Bees Laxative Cough Syrup with honey and tar, claiming quick relief for hoarseness and colds and noting it contains no opiates. It targets mothers as a recommended laxative aid and mentions availability through Houseworth Bros plus a July 27 matinee at Elkhart Driving Park. It also notes railway schedule by the Chicago South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway Co for Chautauqua grounds and local traffic.
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Houseworth Bros
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Offers Headache Cure
Spliting Headache can be often relieved by a nerve sedative but the scientific way is to treat the root cause with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The product claims a perfect cure for headache dizziness and is sold by Mouseworth Bros for 50 cents and 1.00 with money back if it fails.
Directory listing of lawyers and professionals
Monger Blg contains names of lawyers doctors dentists real estate firms insurance offices and various professionals and businesses listed with addresses. The page shows multiple entries including Physicians and Dentists Forter J Be, LOD lively Dr J Ta Osteopathic, Cotton & Cotton Real Estate, Metropolitan Life insurance, Ghafer & Sau, Barber Shop Gene Cole mgr, Clerk Superior Court, and others.
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James
Tile, & Baker
Eye
Jarman
J. Les
Proctor
Farmer, CO
Ics
Cas
Skinner & Wider
Sol 4Igler
B. By
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J. Be
Lod Lively
J. Ta
Vine
Ghd Manning
FE. HL
Micks
Judson
Monger
R. W
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Uberholtzer
Justice of Peace
Sterling
W. W
Evensas Cot Stiuudi
PJ Ju
Sidway Mercentile Co
Lungs Improve After Foley’s Honey and Tar Treatment
A. M. Ake of Weed Indiana recalls severe lung hemorrhages years ago and poor results from several physicians. After using Foley’s Honey and Tar his lungs are 26 percent as sound as a bullet and he endorses the remedy in advanced lung trouble. Coughs are stopped and coughing relief is claimed by the product.
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A. M. Ake
Weed
Ind
Beneft
Foley
Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment for Piles Relief
A patented ointment promises quick relief from piles with positive action. Dealers report the remedy reduces pain and protruding piles, sold in nickel capped glass jars for 50 cents.
Dean's Regyvlets Promote Easy Bowels
If you lack time to exercise they prevent constipation by inducing a mild, healthful bowel action without griping. Ask your druggist for them.
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Dean
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Albert Juday
Mable Christne
Henry S. Courtney
Clara $S. Shroyer
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Otio R. Stiehm
Olive M. Schutt
Clarence Hewitt Oaks
Rosa Krecher
Wim. C. Hostetler
Mary, Schrock
Harry Lmler
Ida Day
Charles
L. Solimano
Grace Pal
Abe Eugene Goldberg
Winoni Smith
Ferry Anglemeyer
Bertie Wogonan
Fred S. Timmins
Melta Prosser
John M. Culp
Elnora FE. Kent
St. Joe
Elkhart County
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Fureqit
Abbott
Wolmes
Bess
Cation
Jefferson Street
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Davis Acetylene Co
Elkharina
Lexingon Ave
M. J. Dao
Wisher
South Allendale Greenhouse
Saile
Magle Lake
Andrew Lamb
Lexington, Ave
Geo. C. Nister
Morton Ave
Conley & Ton
Main St
Garfield and
Tenth Street
A. C. Amidon
Garfield
Elkhart Paper & Supply Co
Dean Ping
L. EH. Martin
State Street
Mikhare
Dr.Caldwell
T3ros
Elkhart Driving Park
Chigaso, South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway Co
Shaitel Bucklen
Chautauquua Grounds
Main
Marion Streets
Cotton & Cotton
Jesmurest, BM. U
wGhafer & Sau
Stipson
Stark, Milo
Francis
Wendling
C.A. Miller & Cox Art Store
Weingarten Bros
Broadway
St. Well
GODS
E. J. Finehout
Hickory Streets
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