Baker Heads Phils as New President
Former New York police official Baker rises to lead the Philadelphia Phillies as the club announces a new president amid management reshuffles and talks of reorganizing the front office.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1913
Page
5
Former New York police official Baker rises to lead the Philadelphia Phillies as the club announces a new president amid management reshuffles and talks of reorganizing the front office.
Johnny Griffith defeated Bresnhan by decision after a twelve round rout. The bout carried in Cleveland with a margin noted by fight reports and sparked interest in the pugilistic circuit.
A garbled OCR record describes medical distress in Marytown Vermont and nearby Gon town. It mentions suffering from pains and possible illnesses, with scattered names and incompletely read phrases. The piece references June 10 and local places but details are unclear.
Reported decision on a foul against lightweight champion Goi following a bout. The outcome affected the title status and sparked commentary on officiating and weight class rankings.
Fragmented text describes a meeting or session involving mattress makers with unclear details. Readable fragments reference names and places but lack coherent actions or outcomes. No concrete dates, organizations, or events are established.
Four missionary bishops were named at a Palestine convention. The event drew attendees including TM Meyer and other officials. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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A readable fragment describes Sandee encountering an unusual event on a night scene. The passage hints at a sequence of actions involving Sandee and an unknown group, with hints of a forthcoming moment or decision. The text remains fragmented but centers on Sandee’s experience and a notable occurrence.
Fragmentary OCR items mention several names and dates related to a death roll. Details are incomplete but reference individuals and a community notice with possible memorials.
A fragmented clipping outlines various social activities at the state fair. Mentions editors, secretaries, entertainment, and community figures amid a bustling fair atmosphere with unclear details.
The readable parts show scattered phrases and garbled words. No clear events, names, dates, or places are discernible to form a coherent news item or summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an unidentified floatation object found by a person named Taman with scattered references to Gene and Tas. The text is garbled, with multiple incomplete phrases and unclear locations or institutions. No clear outcome or witness details emerge.
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