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Newspaper
Fort Pierce News
Location
Fort Pierce, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
11
Fort Pierce location of Parker and Broome Attorneys at Law announces services in all state and federal courts. Bilbver News Office Fort Pierce Jensen, Fla. provides coverage of the matter.
Rhonix of Brooklyn Ferwich Union warns of a looming catastrophe at the Metere Home as Belloperty is cited as a factor, urging timely action before final insurance measures are enacted.
South African sprinter Reginald Walker, holder of the world record for 100 yards, plans to visit England in late May and the U S in July to race Jim Rector of Virginia. Rector expresses willingness to race anywhere, anytime, with an impartial starter, after Walker’s recent showings and Olympic performance.
The text traces sprint history from 1895 when Barney Weters first gained A A U recognition for 100 yards in 9.45 seconds in New York to 1906 when Dan Kelley of Spokane ran 100 yards in 9.36 seconds at Berkeley Oval. The A A U investigated Kelley's time and upheld the record amid ongoing attempts to better it.
A collage of baseball notes highlights Detroit firing Winter while keeping Summers and other team moves. It reviews Bills Abstein and Bresnahan, Cravath’s impact with Chicago Americans, George Stone’s batting, and Murray of St. Louis with McGraw. Also includes Max O Rell tale and a London anecdote about tips versus treats at the Waldorf.
A humorous note from a photographer who promises not to get cross if babies misbehave and an innkeeper who bluntly claims not the largest hotel or best grub but clean beds and good food. The signs offer 25 cents for sleep and 25 cents for food with toothpicks and ice water included. Try us and pay up or keep mum.
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