Mixers Defeat Barbers in Warm Baseball Night
The Mixers routed the Barbers 25 to 13 in nine innings at the park. Key plays featured Drake’s three bagger and Slim Gorman’s celebrated catch, with Thompson earning the win for the Mixers and Sherman pacing the Barbers’ offense. Attendance reached about 400 in fair weather.
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Big
Slim
Gorman
Ben Sherman
Obey
B. Courtemanche
Thompson
Drake
Sherman
Wakefield
Elliott
Baltoff
Cotter
Apoae Deverell
Bullene
Eeretan
Scribner
Montgomery
Fia Eae Uii
Liek
Courtemanche
Ben - Scoca Cous
Shoemaker
Caattitels Sass
Sapirine
S'Spirits
Deverell
Geis
O. Courtemanche
Gerry Hodge
Barnard Freshmen Trick Foils Unknowing Audience
Barnard College freshmen were tricked during a Milbank hall performance when a man in a gown and a muscular youth appeared at the door and were admitted only to be turned away. The man later revealed himself as Columbia College alumnus R. L. Roeder, with M. M. Roy as his accomplice, both laughing at the ruse.
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Columbia
R. L. Roeder
M. M. Roy
Walters Trial in Arkansas Watch Theft Case
In a Arkansas county a four man named Walters faced trial for stealing a watch. Evidence lay conflicting as the jury prepared to retire. The judge offered discreet aid. One juror, visibly puzzled, asked the judge if he wished to pose a question before retiring.
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Arkansas
Walters
European royal monarchs enter business ventures abroad
The article profiles European royalty who own or operate businesses from Kaiser Wilhelm’s porcelain factory and Leopold of Belgium’s Congo investments to King Peter of Servia with barber shops and motor agencies. It details a variety of ventures including hotels in Württemberg, a Vienna chinaware factory, and a Bucharest bookseller, noting profits and management by royalty.
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Kaiser
Cadmen
Peter of
Servia
Prince
Wurtemberg
Emperor of Austria
Vienna
Saxony
Leopold
Belgium
Europe
America
Congo
King
Sinners His Patients Discover New Medicine Glycero Phosphates
New York report credits Dr. John D. Quackenbos of Columbia with a controversial cure for wickedness. He links moral lapses to brain tissue defects and says glycerophosphates can raise nerve tone when combined with conscious suggestion. He notes the remedy is safe for healthy individuals and beneficial for those prescribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
New York
John D. Quackenbos
Columbia
Quackenbos
Vast gold in California beach sand attracts new dredger
The Pacific coast holds gold beneath black sand from Shasta to San Diego. A new dredger in Santa Barbara County uses two 50 hp engines and multiple pumps to process 1000 tons daily, yielding about $235 in gold per day with a cost of three cents per ton. The machine operates day or night, concentrating gold and black sand in a flume system for recovery.
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Edison
Atlantic
Shasta
San Diego
Pacific Ocean
Santa Barbara County
California
Point Sal
Mussel Rocks
Sacramento
Prince Narayan Arrives in New York for Cornell Agriculture Course
Prince Victor Narayan, 19, son of the maharajah of Cooch Behar in North Bengal, arrives in New York to study agriculture at Cornell University as an independent Indian potentate within the empire.
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Victor N. Narayan
Maharajah of
Cooch Behar
North Bengal
New York
Cornell
Fortingall Yew Claims Three Millennia of Age
A European yew at Fortingall in Perthshire is estimated by the late Sir R. Christison to be well over 3,000 years old. If his calculation holds, the tree was already sizable during the era of King Solomon in Israel.
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Carmen Sylva
Europe
Bucharest
Paris
Fortingall
Perthshire
R. Christison
Robert
Solomon
Israel
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