Great Boston Providence Baseball Series Revival 1884
The article recalls a famed 1884 series between the Boston club and the Providence Grays. It notes Radbourne’s pitching dominance with nineteen consecutive starts, a 11-inning tie, and a 1 to 0 Providence win aided by Arthur Inwin’s long fly through a hole in the fence.
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Boston
Providence
Bostons
Providence Grays
Providence Cranks
Eup
Charley Radbourne
Jim “Whitney
Charley Sweeties
Radho
Wis
Rhode Pislanders
Arthur Inwin
Fort Providence
Andy
Radbourne
Ding
Sweeney
Lion
Trenton
Andyin- Este
Rualbourne
Hoorever
Sirihe
Stationery Re Supply Ad Promises Low Prices and Quality
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InpEt
Dray and Transfer Line Seeks Local Work
The speaker offers prompt drayage and transfer services for any entrusted tasks and requests consideration for a share of nearby dray work.
Bishop Blunder Sparks Lively St Paul Debate
In a House of Bishops debate a bishop misreads St Paul saying a bishop must be the husband of one wife. He challenges a fellow elect about his current wife. The question exposes a bachelor bishop and prompts laughter as the speaker sits down, unaware of the humor.
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Bishon
Potter Gites
Episcopal
House of Bishops
St -Paul
Juimoran
St. Paul
Pointed Paragraphs From An Old Essay Column
A reflective snippet discusses aging and temperament with sharp aphorisms about money, deceit, friendship, kinship, and loyalty. It critiques elderly behavior, social expectations, and the misalignment between claimed interests and real actions. The writing echoes early 20th century journal tone and moral commentary.
Lyon Playfair Prevented Mill Destruction During Labor Riots
During Lancashire labor riots in the mid 19th century Lyon Playfair saved one of the last remaining mills by negotiating with the mob. He offered to act as hostage to gain time and protect workers and equipment, steering the crowd away from arson and allowing guards to secure the premises.
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Lyon Playfair
Lancashire
GE Lyon Playfair
Playfair
Hal
Himelf
Agposd
Neeth
Plartair
Protic Teast
Wilitany
Gazetic
Notable Superstitions Across Eras and Realms
The fragment mentions figures like Nelson and Gorniom general and references beliefs about children and fathers. It includes an odd mix of terms such as Confederacy, Afghanistan, Morocco, Zanzibar and a term mis tang, implying a broader survey of superstitions and mythic claims across various nations and eras.
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Nelson
Frinco Qlainnacuk
Khediva
Kerpt
Albothinttin
A Timely Present and Curious Costume Tales
A colored gentleman salutes a large colored lady of the Amadinian tree and a dispute over the word fascinated ends with a dictionary joke. The second piece notes dressmakers buying gowns from undertakers, using fabrics like henrietta pongee faille and chiffon taffeta for burial dresses.
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Talia
Sal
Nima
New York
Henrietta
Pongee
Faille
No legs and arms boy a small town curiosity
A newspaper fragment describes a local boy born without limbs as a dime museum curiosity. A manager eyes him, while parents refuse to exhibit him, and residents express mixed reactions amid the urban rumor.
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Ems
Baneas City
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