Baseball Pennant Hopes Rise In Fresh Season Outlook
TOMMY CLARK surveys 1912 American League pennant chances. New managers at Cleveland and New York spark interest, while Washington and Chicago loom as contenders, though injuries to top pitchers could tilt the race.
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Tommy Clark
Catters
Jim
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Tony
Senators
Macult
Atar Maka
Cabb Exintatna
Jake Stall
Boston
Jimmy Callahan
Chicago
Sox
Feader
Stahl
Jimmmy
Aleer
Jake
White Sox
Clark
Baseball Facts and 1912 pennant chatter mix
A compilation of baseball records and 1912 season outlook. It cites greats like Harry Stovey and Sheldon Lejeune, notes on pitching changes and historic games, plus manager shifts in the National and American Leagues, with predictions for Boston New York Chicago St. Louis Detroit and Cincinnati strengths and uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stovey
The
Athletics
Sheldon Lejeune
Cincinnat
Beaton
Randbournes
Providence
Arthur Cummings
Overhend
Iona
Mich
St. Louis Reds
Cass
Detroit
Jim Galvin
Reds
Atlanta
Mobile
Chicago Nationals
Walker Jaheson
Wreshingtons
George Gibson Holda
Rae To
Gainer
Delahanty
Iintal
Tigers
Mack
Hank O'Day
Cleinnail
Johnny Kinng
Losten
Pensant
Anank
Cincinnati
Boston
Bresnahan
St. Louis
Dublen
Brooklyn
Chirley Dooin
Phillies
Gearlee
New York
McGraw
Isven
Eneiles
Giants
Gangerouk
Mathewson
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Voltrans
Chinese women editors manage papers in major cities
The article notes several Chinese women edit and contribute to periodicals in Peking Canton Shanghai and Fuchau. It highlights Mrs Chang widow of a official who edited the Peking Woman's Paper and describes government rules on native papers, including age and security deposit requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Canton
Shanghai
Fuchan
China
Yuonen
Goth
Sdane Taylor Headland
McCall’s
Fuchu
Board of Civil Attates
Immortality and Time in a Fragmented Verse
Fragmentary lines invoke immortality and time as natural forces. Quasi poetic fragments reference a window of sky and a mower in a forest. The text includes garbled phrases and stray names, with a stray attribution to Arthur Sherburne Hardy and unclear notes about patents.
Horse Colors and Prices in American Carriage Horses
The Manchester Guardian notes color prejudice affects carriage horse prices in eastern America. Brown and bay are favored, black is rare and linked to funerals, gray to white fetch higher prices, and light colors show up on clothes and upholstery, implying tradition or superstition.
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America
Rhestrunt
Mack
Manchester
Fragmentary romance tale of thwarted love and marriage
A first person narrative follows a grandmother’s memories of a romance with John Dart, family pressure, longing, and a later arranged marriage proposal to Mr. Wilkie. The tale recounts letters, hoped reunions, and the social costs of poverty and duty across years.
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Dante
Shoullitia
Saratow Fc
Yale
John Dart
Wes Westet
Tiny
Bolang
Wien
Will Mleeh
Dragan
Netien
Fen Vriers
Ted
Otter
Deesel
Wilde Re
Final Laughs At The Grub: A Riddled Death Tale
A garbled jumble of quotes from a late 19th century satirical column references Willie, gumption, and economy. It blends jokes about excess joy, face shaving, tobacco ads, and dancing class with snippets from unknown papers, hinting at a humorous death angle but offering no clear event, date, or responsible party.
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Willis
Gillis
Lie
We’ll Know Em Gate Why Do Geniuses Wear Lug Lune
Fragmentary text presents a playful exchange with nonsensical phrases and unclear context. No identifiable people places or events are discernible to extract a factual news item or concrete names.
Adam's Refleation and the First Peace Drawer Cry
A garbled New York Sun fragment shows Adam biting an apple and exclaiming The first peace drawer. The wording hints at a historical quotation or misread caption.
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New York Sun
Fragmentary Trade Note Itself a Quirky Misprint
A readable fragment shows a garbled trade note discussing a good hand at something. It mentions work with loyalty and a brush, but the overall sense is unclear and the text reads as a jumbled OCR artifact rather than a coherent report.
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Sesoe
Chinese Women Editors
Arthur Sherburne Hardy
Mate Heet
Katherine E
John
Pheatin
Joi
Sutton
Julia
Ae Windleld
Dreum
Dona Lane
Willie
Hite
Lippincott
Forghwn
Farasight
Klebleigh
Patsy
Jrvceda
Bates
Easioat Doh
He Gould
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