Death of Reform School Inmate Prompts Widespread Reflections
A dissipated man found dead at a private reformatory left a note claiming he could not cope in this world. The piece critiques self-blame, cites social excuses, and notes shifts in public attitudes toward men’s failures. It also discusses the censure bureau, fashion trade earnings, Alaska reindeer projections, and light political humor about a New York judge and the emperor of Chita.
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Ohio State Journal
New York commuter notice distorts rail announcements
A garbled press of urban rail talk references a whispering whistle and commuter shifts toward a new line. Fragmented phrases mention workers, cities, and emergent routes, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a chaotic transportation brief from a New York source.
Grif and Cal Duel May Shape Summer Classic at Comiskey
Veteran managers Clark Griffith and James J. Callahan renew a friendly rivalry as possible Chicago summer feature. A pitching duel between two aging stars from the early days of baseball may headline a Comiskey Park exhibit after the season. The challenge stems from Griffith to Callahan as both leaders once played for Chicago National and moved to the White Sox with expansion. Griffith taunts Callahan to prove his nerve in a battle of elder hurlers.
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James J. Callahan
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Clark Griffith
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Secret of Success From Famous Pitcher Ed Walsh
Ed Walsh credits hard study and hard work for his baseball success. He recalls joining the White Sox and observing smart pitchers, sneaking to the clubhouse to learn, and training as hard as a miner or mill worker. Comiskey and Jones coached him, but self-determination made him a pitcher.
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Track and Field Champions of 1911
The article lists 1911 track and field champions with event winners such as yards dashes, distance runs, throws, and field events. Named competitors include Gwyn Henry Ralph Crale J F Lindverg Mel Sheppard Baker Bonhag Pat McDonald Martin Sheridan M McGrath Dan Ahearne O Snodiger Karry Babcock T Kramer and others, representing various colleges and unattached athletes. The piece notes team standings and individual event victors in a condensed college athletics report.
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Ralph Crale
J. F. Lindverg
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Oberlin
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Bonhag
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Pat McDonald
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Martin Sheridan
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Dan Ahearne
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Karry Babcock
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T. Aw. Kramer
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F. Thompson
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Moran Seeks Return to Fight Wolgast in Title Row
The piece notes Owen Moran’s intention to comeback and challenge Wolgast for the title amid talk of Wolgast’s operation and questions over a potential loss of the championship. It also mentions Lena Blackburne’s next chances and a variety of baseball and boxing tangents, including league plans and player moves.
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Wolgast
Lena Blackburne
Comiskey
Fan
Cubs
Tinker
Archer
Ihia
Uidey Steinfeldt
Cincinnati
Pacific
Norman Elberfeld
Chattanooga
Wherfeld
Edile Hasting
St. Louis
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Pacific ‘Coast
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Athskeller
Dimimy Caila‘Wan
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Harry Davis
Cleveland Naps
Jennings Gave Stars to Rival Clubs in Noted Wild Release
The Cincinnati management let key players leave for other teams, with Hughey Jennings supplying Ira Thomas to Connie Mack and Jimmy Archer to Chicago. The pattern included outfield and pitching talents moving to New York, Detroit, and Boston, shaping pennants and rosters across the league. Jennings’ releases included Warhop, Cree, Kirke, Simmons, and others, fueling rival clubs while producing mixed outcomes for Cincinnati.
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American League
Ira Thomas
Connie Mack
Jimmy Archer
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hughey Jennings
Santa Claus
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Athletics
Timmy Archer
Jimmy
Buffalo
Frank Chance
Jennings
Wisconsin
New York Yankees
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Jack Warhop
Birdie Cree
Detroit
Tigers
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Simmons
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a dispute over payment
A garbled OCR excerpt shows two speakers Bona and Cholly arguing about payment and a discharged yelet. Names like Reggy and Plalat Baw Joye appear distorted, suggesting a damaged page segment with unclear voices and no clear event.
Heathen Be Questioned in Sermon Anecdote
Father Bernard Vaughan condemns contentious religious disputes by recalling a tale of a Sunday school girl who defines heathen as people who do not quarrel over religion. The anecdote critiques acrimonious theological arguing and highlights humble view of belief.
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Bernard Vaughan
Jenny
Postum Helps Woman Recover Health and Energy
An Ohio woman describes severe health decline from coffee including heart trouble and weak digestion. After switching to Postum, she reports clearer mind, steadier nerves, better appetite, and renewed energy for housework and life. She credits Postum with transforming her health and well being.
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