Fans Motto A Look at the power of baseball crowds
Hugh S. Fullerton discusses fan loyalty and its impact on players and teams. He chronicles roaring crowds at Chicago and New York parks, named fans, and episodes illustrating how crowd pressure shapes games and careers.
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Hid
Majoreagues
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Cobbs
Cincianati
Whits Sox
Cincrana
Washington
Chicago
Sox
Royalty Reneeves
Chicago Southside
Yale
Walter Wilmot
Anson
Josh Reilly
Reilly
Irleh
Frank Taball
Tybell
Towan
Andy
Mary Gordon
Polo Grounds
New York
Cubs
Chicago Tribune
George Mullin
Mullin
Detroit
White Sox Rooters
Board of Trade Rooters
McGraw
Giants
Lila Cry
Legislative campaign reshapes parties and direct elections debate
The article outlines proposed enlargements of congressional campaign committees for Democrats and Republicans, with direct election arguments for senators and a shift away from nominating conventions toward preferential primaries. It notes Wilson and party leaders favor direct voting for president and vice president, plus possible abolition of the electoral college, while Progressives organize nationwide ahead of next fall elections.
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Wilson
Washington
Democratic Congressional ‘Campaign Committee
Congressional Campaign Committee
House
United States
Republians
Republican National Committee
Congress
Frocks For Little Girls Feature Easy Coat Like Fitting
A feature on children s frocks emphasizes variety and simplicity for the season. Designs mimic elder styles with coat like slipping openings, left side buttons, and a soft sash. White eponge or rating fabrics with curved left side openings appear, while blue or tan ratine collars and cuffs provide optional color accents.
Typographical Errors Spark Humorous, Humbling Headlines
A historical quirk in newspaper publishing shows how errors from editors and printers can shift meaning from innocent to amusing or offensive. An Hartford Courant editorial apology misquoted a congressman’s name, and a book review swapped garbou for caribou, illustrating how carelessness in copy remains both revealing and risky.
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Hartford Courant
Connecticut
Ebenezer J. Hils
Congress
Eason
Eminent Man Debunks Meat Diet Dangers
A new theory argues meat has little role in uric acid or diseases like rheumatism and Bright's disease. It cites beans and tea as higher uric acid sources and claims infections drive these illnesses. Liberal meat-rich diets are suggested for improved outcomes, per Dr. Woods Hutchinson in Good Housekeeping Magazine.
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Washington
United States
Bright
Not Alwaya Birds and Flock Theory Aboard
A quirky line questions common wisdom on birds and flocking behavior while musing about larks swallows and bats joining in collective movement. The fragment hints at comparative animal behavior and playful doubt about proverb validity.
Chances of Female Suffrage in Parliament Debate
A British Review quotation by S. B. Smith MP argues suffrage will win only with broad public support able to form a government and defend it in Parliament and constituencies, noting the difficulty of achieving and executing such a government. The piece also lists public order measures restricting smoking cigars and cigarettes, street noise, and street conduct.
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S. B. Smith
M. P
British Review
Berlin issues ukase on city attire and behavior
The German government orders Berlin rules to keep streets clean and quiet. A recent ukase targets public dress and behavior including skirts that must not drag and umbrellas or sticks not to disturb the street environment.
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Berlin
Gentle Self Esteem In A Quotation Exchange
A playful dialogue features Buggins declaring an around the world trip and Miss Cayenne agreeing. The exchange hints at a bid to gain the world’s attention and a chance for acquaintance, in a light, witty tone.
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Buggins
Miss Cayenne
Rural Wanderer Sips Morning Milk At Farm Hayloft
A fragment from a rural slang piece depicts a wanderer asking about cows and lime. The farmer’s wife directs the hired man to speak softly as Ma and the speaker plan to bunk in the hayloft.
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Puck
Handy low half tree for nursery storage and laundry items
A nursery tip describes placing a cut down half tree to three or four feet high as a convenient stand for little dresses and petticoats, keeping laundry items within reach and easy to handle. It suggests painting the stand with white enamel for a clean, practical piece of furniture.
Fashion's Faricies Promising Spring Styles
Fashion notes describe spring garments and accessories with silk brocade shirts, tailored suits, sheer negligees, hexagon mesh trims, boudoir robes in shell pink charmeuse, and turquoise belts. Lingerie features embroidered nets and veiled treatments. striped fabrics dominate street wear. Young girls wear narrow straw hats with ribbon accents and a two-tone crown bow. Green and white remain favored in choosing fabrics.
Handkerchief designs captivate fashion with novelty
The article surveys new handkerchief samples for the season, noting bold patterns, one sided designs, and oriental initials gaining favor. It highlights Longfellow initials, script and block styles, and Armenian lace edging as key dainty features driving consumer interest.
Last Touch For Bung The Finishing Touch For Bungalow
A fragment styled notice highlights bamboo and Canton furniture as ideal porch accents for summer homes. It praises imported Canton chairs and tables made from bamboo and vine, noting their resilience to sun and rain and their water resistant, quick drying qualities for outdoor use.
Smart Negligee Shorts Brighten Men’s Nightwear Trends
A fragmented OCR snippet describes men’s negligee shorts with embroidered lace and linen details. It highlights a four natural ground color and detached figures on straw brick tones including tangerine and apple green, suggesting playful, vibrant underwear fashion.
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Hest
Very Newest Idea in Bags in Black Moire and Taffeta
The article describes the latest bag fashions featuring black moire and taffeta bags embroidered with blue and pink flowers. Shapes vary from oval to medium sizes with moire or silver frames, moire ribbon handles, and jeweled or silver slides. Some bags include tiny Swiss watches, beading, and elaborate embroidery, shown with white linen dresses and other color schemes.
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Tom
Border Effect: A Novel Border and Heavy Crochet Imagery
A fragmented piece hints at a literary border concept with references to a heavy crochet motif and a brigade. The text suggests visual contrast and a call to appearance, implying thematic tension between border drawing and decorative craft. The source presents abstract, literary imagery rather than a clear narrative.
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Fiddie
Eddie
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Scout
National League
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Boston
Hiladelphi
Ipplaud
Pittsburgh
Joses
Absord
Cobb
Mary Garden
Electis Senate
Samuel 8. Girth
Savannah
Tenth United States Cavalry
Levi Anderson
John BR. Lyons
Jona. R. Moody
Mal-latt's Bay
Moody
Lyon
Anderson
Charles R. Howland
United States Army
San Wabian
Philippine Islands
Howland
Bis
Charleston
Edward T. Burdell
Sulliyvan
Hurdell
Burdell
Cornelio Casidsid
Forty-eighth Company of
Philippine Scouts
Minandango
Casidsid
Loreha
Bseason
Frida
Cal
Dr. Woods Hutchinson
Yin Good
Housekeping Magazine
Faricies
Bain
Mportant
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