Uric-O Claim Promises Quick Relief From Rheumatism
A period advertisement touts Uric-O as a cure for rheumatic pains after a first dose. It cites a user named Mr Howe who reports dramatic relief and urges others to try a free trial from Smith Meas Co, Syracuse, with local endorsements in Fort Wayne.
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Baseball Page Concept Amid Odd Text Fragments
A rough baseball page idea contains garbled OCR like Moliton and Hoxton references with stray names and weather notes. It hints at American League content and game signals but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
National League scores spark mixed results across cities
Chicago defeats Cincinnati 7 to 4 while St Louis tops Pittsburgh 6 to 6. New York bats past Brooklyn 2 to 0 as Philadelphia beats Detroit 4 to 1. Chicago, St Louis, and Philadelphia rely on pitching, defense and timely hits in a day packed with league action.
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Milwaukee Beats Louisville In Second Series Tie Breaker
Milwaukee wins the second game of the series from Louisville by rallying with multiple hits in the seventh and eighth innings. Pitchers Dougherty and Roth yield scattered hits as weather and wind affect play. Unclear lineup names include Beticher Durham Dougherty Roth. Officials: umpire Iy.
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Ganzel and Love Still at Outs in Grand Rapids News
Tor Ganzel likely to miss the Grand Taylors season as Monarer Arnal is asked to join Lerma. A two year contract from last year gives the team leverage, with Asatie retained as regular stretcher. Manager Lowe plans tryouts for first base as the season approaches.
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Another Catcher Wanted by Grant in South Bend
South Bend Indiana April. Pitcher Ed Sullt from St Paul arrived last night to join Grant's team at Bloomingti. Bert Anais president of the local lab6 jain Grant and his crew expected Smith to join before the road trip but delays occurred. Grant sent for catcher Watson of Louisville who left today to join the club. Burke has a soft arm and poor form, making a second catcher likely. release seems unlikely.
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Hogan's Goats cartoon mocks Zanesville baseball squad
A Terre Haute Tribune cartoon satirizes Zanesville's baseball team naming the infants Hogan's Goats. It depicts a goat in uniform with a two between its keys and questions if Zanesville will join the Central league. The piece notes the town has never won a pennant and jokes about the team’s prospects this season.
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Box Ball At LaGrange
A crowd gathered at the hall in LaGrange for a box ball event hosted by W. Kiger of the town. Indianapolis served as host city and the exclusive party was well received with much enthusiasm for the new social entertainment in the area. Machan, proprietor, made a special effort to keep the venue in good condition and up to date.
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Doings in Fandom and Fickle Plans in Grand Rapids
The brief notes a fickle figure, Canpy Greeshaw, flipping decisions from one moment to the next in Grand Rapids. It mentions his aim to become a real restaurant figure similar to Joe Tot and hints at a related disruption involving Carl Elston and Varnell of Fort Wayne. A South Bend Times note references a deal with a Southern league team and a plea to Chance amid malaria district concerns.
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Death of Margin Strausser Reported in Hillefini
A message from Jacob of this city states Margin Strausser, brother of the writer, is dead at Hillefini. No cause or details of the death or the arrangements have been reported. The relatives have not been heard from for forty years. Local want ads appear briefly in the Journal- Gazette.
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Indious Scribbles and Awards at Evening Assembly
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering where witty remarks surfaced among attendees. Mrs. Inkley stood out as the sole participant to claim a prize. C. Hickley assisted the western journey while Miley Wear Case received pay. Mr KugeH Roe departed for Indianapolis amid murmurs of wary friends.
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Two Fort Wayne Grays Toss Up Club Controversy
The Fort Wayne scene centers on the Fort Wayne Grays and two rival Arls clubs as naming and stationery disputes heat up. The Journal-Gazette notes past roll calls and player posts while steering a neutral stance on who bears the post season label.
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Fork Wayna leopus pearefouted Van Wert affair at Yan Ware
Tilg reported the Fork Wayna leopus affair at Yan Ware amid yesterday’s events. Verification was not possible last evening. The spears will travel to Huntington this afternoon to attempt communication with Mun ter Uncle 'Emith's aggregation.
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Zanesville Trims Newark State League in Stick Play
Special to the Journal-Gazette reports Zanesville General league team outplayed Newark State League club today. Miller, Lloyd and McChoskey starred in stick work as Zanesville won with strong defense and fast breaks. Newark’s Batravies and Popham led a late push but could not overturn the early lead.
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Decatur Forms New Ball Team Men Hire Manager
Decatur Indiana announces a newly organized baseball team with Charles Permington as manager. Lineup lists Charles Pennington catcher Will Woods pitcher Hol Cotes first base Todd Linn second base Wil Johns third base Franke Peterson short Toby Bart France left field Roy Wol Ford center field Cal Robison right field. First game set against Huntington T-O League team on Sunday April 3.
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Bowling Ghamrocks and Elk Faited to Show Un for Bowling
In a bowling meet the Ghamrocks and Elk clubs failed to show up, causing a washout as teams prepared to compete for top honors. No scores were posted and officials rescheduled.
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Trap Shopline Opens Sunday at Corner Tool and Gun
The Corner Tool and Gun Clay will probably open hands arounds next Sunday weather permitting. Severn of the oul guns are nervous to try their eye this year and everything has been planned for reception Sunday. Wayne Genelab members arranged use of the Corner Red tray this season with a local shoot expected soon.
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Open Night At The Miami Club Thrills Fort Wayne Crowd
Open night at the Miami Club featured a refined athletic exhibition for a Fort Wayne team from Capitol college of Columbus. A basketball game ended 21 to 1 and sparring and wrestling exhibitions captivated the audience. Managers Harper and local athletes drew praise for a fine, clean program. A future card promised more basketball, sparring, and wrestling.
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Journal-Gazette Sports Box Scores Promise
The Journal Gazette vows full Central League box scores daily with inning by inning scores and batteries. It will publish brief reviews of National American and Association games, aiming to please readers and sports fans with comprehensive baseball coverage.
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Insanity rates across nations and states from census data
A late census review ranks nations and U S states by insanity rates. Ireland and Britain show high national percentages, with District of Columbia as the highest U S locale. Nevada leads states, North Dakota the lowest, while western regions surpass the east in insanity percentages.
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Williams Witch: Laughs and shouts interrupt speech
The scene features a heated exchange with Mr. Speaker amid laughter and interruptions in the gallery. References to poems and Shakespeare are noted as speakers mockingly recite lines while tensions rise and order is eventually restored.
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Minnesota to send 22 delegates to Taft convention
The Minnesota Republican state convention elected four at large delegates to the Chicago convention and instructed them to vote for Secretary Taft until his nomination. All Minnesota’s 22 national votes will go to the secretary if district delegates follow suit. The body endorsed President Roosevelt’s administration and called for a sound financial system, enforced laws, proper corporate regulation, and a republican congress to revise tariffs.
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Editor in Politics John Hamilton and a gubernatorial candidacy
The article sketches John Hamilton a political editor tied to Republican governor candidacy. Born in 1844 in Pennsylvania he grew on a farm before moving into journalism. He gained prominence with the Daily Reporter and other outlets before venturing into editorial leadership.
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