Johnson Loses Fight for Cleveland at Democratic Convention
Columbus May 6 Mayor Tom L Johnson of Cleveland lost his bid to control the Democratic convention and help nominate the state ticket and U S senator. The anti Johnson faction claimed a narrow lead via a 102 to 80 vote margin with county support totaling 406, as Harmon attacked Judson Tar mon and Campbell was expected to be named for the Senate with Bryan urged for president.
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Coluubus
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
United States
Democratic State Central Comitter
T. Findley
Apector
Ao Midnerity
Nati Johson
sikfCeg Moore Thai
Dex
Campbell
Bryan
Croker Denies Plot To Visit New York For Party Affairs
Dublin May 6 Richard Croker told the Associated Press he denies plans to go to New York to settle Democratic differences and would not visit the United States until after the presidential election. He may spend the winter in the South. He backs Bryn as a good president and says Nixon, an old friend, may visit Ireland en route but not for political mission.
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Dublin
Richard Croker
Associated Press
New York
Silat
United States
Bryan
Lewis Nixon
Europe
Nixon
Probily
Ireland
New Jersey Republicans Name Delegation to National Convention
The Republican state convention in Trenton named a delegation to attend the Chicago national convention. It rejected resolutions endorsing Taft and Roosevelt’s renomination, adopted a ticket backing Franklin Murphy for vice president, and left the convention in the hands of state Republican leaders.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Pranklin Muarphy
Rewulir Repuliesta
Tchechira Linn
Connecticut public notices on state convention and officers
Fragmentary text from Hartford appears to reference a state convention and an official secretary role. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but indicates proceedings or appointments affecting Maryon and local civic items.
Eighteen More Tate Chicago Delegates Convene
Eighteen more delegates joined the Tate Chicago district convention yesterday, contributing to a widening delegation. The gathering produced gains in support for Tate, with delegates tally rising by eight, while two other districts also added to the overall count.
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Tate Chicago
Vart
Boruker
Why yew trees are found in cemeteries only
A forester explains that yew trees survive mainly in cemeteries because farmers cut them down elsewhere. He notes yew leaves are poisonous to livestock, deterred farmers from planting them on farms, leading to cemeteries as the remaining habitats.
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England
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Harwich tale of a captain and Joe the bargain
A Boston Herald excerpt recounts O W Nickerson and J B Baker of Harwich. Captain Nickerson lures Joe into a private room and offers a secret wealth scheme for 25 dollars. Joe agrees and questions if anyone heard, the captain assures secrecy as they plan the ruse.
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O. W. Nickerson
S. Baker
Harwich
Nickerson
Joe
Suvine
Boston Herald
Where the Treasure Is and the Heiress Confide Love
Harold and an heiress debate marriage to avoid ruining her reputation and share fortune with the less fortunate. The heiress fears unkind gossip if she marries for money, while Harold reveals plans to become a missionary.
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Harold
Iissiviniries
Vin
Chalking Up a Race Between Two Irishmen
Two Irishmen prepared to race along separate routes toward a tree. Mike urged Det to declare the winner based on who reached the destination first. Patan veered mid course and Po must decide who arrived first by placing chalk marks on the tree.
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Det
al Ferendts
Patan
Budaes Dairy
Patrons Urged to Notify Office Over Paper Delays
Readers missing their newspaper are asked to inform the office about delays. The notice requests prompt reporting to ensure timely delivery and address service interruptions.
Humphreys Specifics and Homeopathic Medicine Co Ad
Dr Humphreys specifics offer directions in multiple languages for Pleasant Pellets sold in pocket bottles. Medicine by Humphreys Homeo Med Co, New York, with a medical book sent free on receipt of price and orders via druggists or mail.
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Humphreys’ Homeo. Medicine CO
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John Streets
New York
Bowerman to Quit Baseball After This Season
Frank Bowerman, catcher for the Boston Nationals, announces this will be his final year in baseball. He vows to play his best for Boston while hinting at retirement to pursue stable business life and avoid cold spots or sudden dismissal, despite confidence in his still solid form.
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Bowerman
Frank Bowerman
Boston
New York
Eve
Tve
Tim
Una
Keeler Putting Up Great Game For New York Americans
Veteran outfielder Willie Keeler stars for the New York Americans this season as he delivers a strong right field performance. The article highlights Keeler as a proven star among the club’s veterans and notes his steady defense and timely hitting.
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Keeler
Willie Keeler
New York Americans
Little Wil
Eye of Lie's eye lines them out with regular throws
Lie's eye remains keen and accurate, consistently throwing with steady aim and control as his left arm still delivers a few powerful throws to chrome plate.
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Lie
Double Steal Scoring Rule Drawn by National League Chief
President Pulliam of the National League orders official scorers to credit a stolen base to a runner only if the other base runner is not put out in a double steal. He defends the rule as fair, while acknowledging some may disagree.
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Pulliam
National League
Pineules Trial Offer Promotes Kidney and Back Relief
Twenty days trial available for Pineules at $1.00. Advertises relief for back ache and rheumatic pains with claims of benefit for kidneys and bladder. Sold by H. J Mough and C. P. Guenther with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Suitable for young and old.
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H. J Mough
C. P. Guenther
Burdett Seeks Piano Toning at Brown & Dollmeyer
F. J. Burdett orders piano tuning services from Brown and Dollmeyer, contacting the shop by plane 880 1-dd6i for the work.
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F. J. Burdett
Brown& Dollmeyer
Daily Journal delivery price and area note
The Daily Journal is delivered to any part of the city for ten cents a week.
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the Daily Journal
Colleges supplying major league players noted in list
The article lists many college alumni now in the major leagues including Wisconsin graduates Frank Dillin Berthold and Cy Young NL pitcher, Illinois alumni Lundgren Pfeffer Beebe Stahl, Beloit trio Sparks Beaumont Adkins, Brown’s Lynch Wise, Georgetown’s White Devlin, Sacred Heart Adie Joss Kleinow, Mathewson Hucknell, Collins Columbia, and others from Dartmouth Harvard and multiple colleges across the country. The roster spans teams such as the Cubs Giants Phillies and Reds, with players linked to Penn State St Mary's Kansas Notre Dame and Ames among others.
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Frank Dillin
Brooklyn
Berthold
Cleveland
Charlie Chech
Cincinnati
Cy Young NL
Pittsburg
University of Illinois
Lundgren
Cubs
Pfeffer
Boston Nationals
Beebe
St. Louis Nationals
Jake Stahl
Washington
New York Americans
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Frank Sparks
Phillies
New York
Milwaukee Americans
Clarence Beaumont
Boston
Merle Adkins
Beloit
Lynch
Wise
Brown University
Dee White
Devlin
Georgetown University
Addie Joss
Jack Kleinow
Sacred Heart College
Christy Mathewson
tHucknell
Eddie Collins
Columbia
Glaze
Dartmouth
Chase
Santa Clara
Clarkson
Harvard
Owen
Lansing Agricultural College
Id Reulbach
Notre Dame
Thomas Walsh
St. Mary's College of
Kansas
Chance
Wagner mental shift changes big league fate
The piece argues Hans Wagner’s decision to skip a season at spring training would likely ruin his form. It cites Amos Rusie Jouett Meakin and John M Ward as examples of stars who failed to return to peak levels after retirement or prolonged salary standstills, suggesting Wagner’s change of mind is wiser.
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Hans Wagner
Pittsburg
Vincennes
Ind
Monon
Amos Rusie
Rusie
Jouett Meakin
Meakin
New York Giants
New York
Ele
Cincinnati
John M. Ward
Giants
Minor League Items Highlight Player Transfers and Bonuses
Tim Flood of St Paul earns a bonus for high finish in a race and players earn higher rewards for top division ranks. Arthur Chalners, famed fullback, signs to play right Held for the Atlantic season, after serving as captain of the Lafaverts before college. Chalners plans to use the Lima franchise as a farm for Columbus players, while Indian player Seriuk Jide is shipped in. a dissenting voice vows to quit rather than submit.
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Tim Flood
St. Paul
Arthur Chalners
Lillagette
Dastonu
Chalmers
hLafaverts
Hall
Arthur Chalmers
Latay
Columbus
Lima
I Farm
Seriuk Jide
Dad
Turner sidelined as Cleveland star faces layoff
Terry Turner of Cleveland, the shortstop, is out of action after a knee injury. Chiewa, his aunt, confirms the player will be kept from competition for an extended period as the team retools.
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Terry Turner
Cleveland
Chiewa
Major League Notes on Pitchers and Standings
A retro sports column notes the Boston basement crew, New York first base thrills, and new pitchers across leagues. It highlights Graham the Shreveport recruit, predicts strong showings for St. Louis with Wagner’s underwhelming form, and Detroit’s shaky position but anticipated improvement.
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Tlal Chase
Tenney
New York
Teagues
Louis Browns
Graham
Shreveport
Detroit
Reus Wagner
Cone
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