Shoghes Burnt Second Time In Tight Lefty Miller Hero
Wheeling report from April describes Shoghes again defeated as Jack Hendricks played in left field and Miller starred on the firing line. The game at Zanesville ended tied 4 to 4 with Miller delivering key shots and Pepper Clark contributing. Curson visited and praised league pace while Alberts and Muldowsney were noted for upcoming duties.
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Jack Hendricks
Jowenyre Gateney
Wheeling
Illa Vinte
Claude H. Yaenell
Letty Miller
Pepper Clark
Tun Jmnal-Gazatti
Hk Labwern
Ted ‘Ylor
Baker
Chen
Ylor
Durchagor
Hi Larsen
Larsen
Callahan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lloyd, Ae
Ad & Nthe
Si Wheeling
Wath
Tobin
Dayton
Walker
Grogan
Hart
Sirudie Autesty
Toler
Ilkow Nowhey
Wayne
Sreey
Elaell
Sare Venabel
Spanglur
Dt. Brown
Wee Serger
McGrew
Pacaas Fendricks
McKean
Sven
Elston
Nadeau
Dickey
Pittsburg
Louis
Ailler
Perry
Pittspurg
Clark
Joe
Nailleau
Dling
Gibson
Raymond Mer
Miller
Wheelland Hostetter
Rigler
ilt-Saling
Molvean
Osean
OM Jerger
Wy Ott Miller
Eiad
Cgtew
Wits Dickey
Conley
Standings and scattered baseball notes from Chicago to Cincinnati
Fragmentary standings show Cincinnati 4 Chicago 2 with scattered box scores. Mentions of Toledo and Kansas City games, players Lundgren Moran Steen and Crandon Crish appear in partial recaps with odd phrasing and stressed errors.
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Chicago
Ark
Lundgren
Ghienro
Toledo
Columbus
Indiancpots
Cineinnati
Milisuires Eae Liber Senibacte
Silane Nau Nead
Moran
Cnty
Dcraco Dag O
Umpmel
Belites Kanga
Paul
Tirson Naka
Steen
O Pozele
Kansas City
Toledo Solis
Kansas
Lindaay
Kitson
Crandon
Crish
Ownn
Terre Haute and South Bend Baseball Scores and Local Notices
Local dates show Terre Haute 2 South Bend 1 in a tense game with errors costing the visitors. Reports mention Boston beating Philadelphia 3 to 2, and Columbus shutting out Milwaukee 6 to 0. Also noted are a lunch special, an employment ad, a medical tip about colds, and a sheriff election call plus a police report about a dog-related incident.
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Journal-Gazette
Sare Haute
Ind
South
Terra Hautes
Boston
Ston
Amisladelphia
ALALE
Philadelphia
Willams Fea
Beara
Pioherty
Bosvermani
Local sports challenges spark city debates this Sunday
A fragmented passage describes widespread challenges facing teams in the city this Sunday. It mentions the Journal phones and a Guardian style tone, implying community engagement and a demand for answers through local media channels.
Baseball Scores From Early April Games
The report lists several MLB results: St Louis beat Chicago behind Waddell and Spencer with Smith and Sullivan. Boston defeated Washington 7 to 0 as Young held the visitors to four runs in 16 innings. Cleveland edged Detroit 2 to 1 with Mulry and O’Lowell assisting. Philadelphia defeated New York 3 to 2 as Nichols contributed an error double and Higginbotham worked the mound with umpires Speridan and Blot.
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ST. Luis
Waddell
Smith
St. Louis
Chicago
St Louis
Spencer
Stara
Washington
Falkenburg
Kates
Street
Young and Cress
Connell
Philadelphia
New York
Base Ball Sunday Van Wert 1 0 League Team at Fort Wayne
The Van Wert base ball team plays Fort Wayne Shamcocks at League Park at 3 with bleacher admission 25 cents and grand stand seats 95 cents for men and 20 cents for boys. A pool hall at Robison Park is approved, to be built by May opening, while Warne township plans enumerate children, with counting to finish Monday and tabulation to follow.
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van Wert
Fort Wayne Shamcocks
Pogg
Robison Park
George H. Fisher
Abe
Warne Township
Cornelius Gearln
Dennis Gorman
Clone Sweeps Through States Continues On Page One
The storm caused injuries across multiple states with no fatalities reported. Officials describe widespread damage and urge caution as emergency crews assess affected areas and provide assistance to civilians.
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Page One
Tornado Toll Tops Hundred Forty Dead in Deep South
New Orleans reports 139 dead and 240 injured from tornadoes across Louisiana and Alabama on Friday with up to a thousand houses destroyed. Most victims are Negro. twenty towns struck with at least five twisters. Unconfirmed death and injury figures ripple through the scattered reports as communication fails.
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New Orleans
Sissays
Louisiana
Alabama
Tollowig Iy
Amite City
Pont Bergen
Ala
Thomas Sam Mill
Meridian
Winchester
Alberivit
Ctland
Louis Strang Wins Briarcliff Race in Teette Car
Louis Strang won the Briarcliff auto race over a strong field on a dangerous course of 258 miles in 6 hours 14 minutes 13.15 seconds driving a Teette Italian car. Cedring finished second in a Fiat with 6 hours 21 minutes 625 seconds, while America’s Guerse Vaughan placed third in a Stearns. Strang led from early laps, survived punctures and passes, and benefited from cautious but daring driving on narrow stretches and sharp turns as thousands watched in Briarcliff Ss. April 24.
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Loula Strang
Savannah
Isotta
Tina
America
Guerse Vaughan
Stearns
Strang
New York
Soma
National Guard
Sirtori
Prossen
Bianchi
Bernhert Lytle
Apperson
Lyle
Brandstand
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Simplex
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Parker
Flat
Vaughan Stearn
Murphy
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Pooetisotta
Mulford
Hories
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Seymour
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Taltan
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Panard
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Roch
Renault
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Bernin
Henault
Btrang
Murray's Creek Bridge
Lschal
Cor
Arene Reading
Ian Hime
Hilard
Hai-Tan
Girleh
Ariver
Isotte
American Association clash in Indianapolis and Minneapolis
A brief report notes the American Association event spanning Indianapolis and Minneapolis with two teams and a scoring detail. No further context or outcomes are provided in the fragment.
Unclear ad fragment mentions roaches and paste product
Fragmentary notice discusses electric paste for roaches and pests. It lists sales locations Toledo Kansas City Toledo and mentions boxes and prices. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Shamrocks Manager Plans Busier Schedule With Two Games
Shamrocks leader Jack Smith, from St Huntinston, was in the city as his team faces Logansport in back to back games today and tomorrow. Fans expected to travel as Osslen Sons and others prepare for the Sham frecs clash against Van Wert Indiana in the League parking lot tomorrow afternoon. Hunt’s Wert fears unrest with at least 209 fans expected to accompany the Buckeyes.
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Jack Smith
St Huntinston
Jack
Advertising problem slows store sales progress
Fragmented OCR text shows a store facing an advertising challenge despite having building, equipment, services, and prices in place. It notes buyers are still needed and highlights ongoing advertising issues as the key obstacle to improving sales.
Fragmented public notice summary due to OCR errors
An OCR damaged text fragment discusses costs and instructions but is inconsistent and hard to parse. It mentions adding costs for something like variants or items and repeatedly notes a desire to avoid details. The readable content is insufficient for a concrete factual item or action.
Harvey's New Job as Monte Ne Hotel President and Manager
W H Harvey, author of Colin's Financial School, now serves as president and general manager of the House Hotel and Cottage Co at Monte Ne Ark. He describes his health decline and turn from law to self publishing the book, which sold over two million copies, and notes the Monte Ne resort's healing springs, fishing, and proximity to the White River.
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Arka
Coli
W. HH
Coln
Barvey
Denver
Chicago
Harvey
Monte Nei
Lab
House
Ths
White River
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