FETAWER NEWLIN LEADS FUNERAL SERVICES AT WASHING PARK
A fragmentary early 20th century report notes Fetawer Newlin in charge of funeral ceremonies at Washing Park with about 230 attendees including Reverend Bausewine and Undertaker Newlin. The piece also recounts a tumultuous game featuring Otto Newlin, Red Morton, Carr, Heyden, McCreery, and an Indian half with scoring plays and defensive highlights.
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Washingpark
Bausewine
Undertaker Newlin
Otto Newlin
Red” Morton
Otto
Ales Creery
Maggie
Carr
Duwlie
Teorea
Mag
Brown
Heydon
Ano
Dead man found in buggy in Tarrytown
George Daly, 35, was found dead in a buggy with bruises on head and body. The horse dragged the buggy through streets as police investigate a suspected gang murder tied to Daly and a stolen buggy from James Kilroy. No arrests reported.
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Tarrytown
George Daly
Daly
James Kilroy
Rieff Brothers Vaudeville Singers From Rochester
The Rieff brothers Caesar and George Washington TiefT from Rochester, N Y, stage a unique vaudeville act at the Grand this week blending singing and dancing. Nephews of Austel, they trained in a theatrical family and plan a winter tour abroad after leaving New York around November 7. Their act features original songs and lively dances, with a comic medley combining music and movement.
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Rieff Brothers
Charley Grapewin
Mr. Pino
Falkcs Caesar
George Washington Tieft
Austeh
Berlin
Tanerny
Germany
Vic
Huett Brothers
Rochester
N. Y
New York
Wil
London Coliseum
Beethers
Amateur boxer conflict sparks cross league chat and cagey claims
An aged boxing tale recounts an encounter with an amateur named Erlanger who boxed a pro and challenged a famous fighter. The narrative blends sparring bravado with praise for managers and officials, while stray standings across American and National leagues ride in the background.
Living in Style In California: Bank Official Absent
Police believe William Herbert Barber, former vice president of the Commercial Bank of Cambridge, disappeared with Carrie Norris after a June bank failure. Traced to Los Angeles, they registered at the Hollenbeck hotel, then moved north, seen with a hired car near a suburban hotel. Detectives pursue the pair.
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San Jose
Col
Wiliam Herbert Barber
Commercial Bank of
Cambridge
Barber
Guilce Carroll
William B. Blair
Carrie Norris
Los Angeles
Hollenbeck
New Twirler A College Wonder Brown Drafted
Charles E. Brown, Omaha pitcher, drafted by St Louis after a standout minor league season. Known as Yank at the Farm, he won 12 of 12 with Ames Agricultural College and drew attention for his hurler skills. Joined Omaha contract and debuted early in the school year.
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Charles BE. Brown
Omaha
St. Louiss
Meowne
Ames Agricultural College
Brown
Farmer Bay
Amea
Newbie
Picher
Tony
Eams
Vaudeville and Park Attractions Highlight Season
Dark grand vaudeville at ENGLISS with 2 shows daily alongside TAN proud to beg at the Park and Irwin's Majesties. Mary Servoss, a Paste girl, stars and is expected to rise in theater. Jacob Litt plans a musical contest with Whangdondie band to clash with Filipinos in St Louis. Litt targets a future battle of bands. Norman peal works on In old Kentucky at the Park.
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Engliss
Park
Tan
Empile-Irwin
Mary Servoss
Lincoln J. Carter
Amelia Hingham
Leslie Carter
Jacob Litt
St. Louis
Litt
Old Kentucky
Philippines
Orient
Norman Peal
Cromley Stays Sharp In Patchy Player Night
Cromley shows professional skill with quad twirling and solid defense, while Morlay goes hitless. The piece notes lingering questions about the team’s chances in the first division as the season nears, with home games shaping the push up the standings. A transcontinental auto trip sets a record, and other sports lore touches on Frank Violet’s antics, Cart’s star potential, and upcoming games with Toledo and Columbus.
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Cromley
Morlay
Phivehat
Steand
Hecau
San Francisco
New York
L. L. Whitman
Carris
California
Frank Violet
Filly Baseball League
Henderson
Enact
Vail
Fating
Vielet
Toseksupt
Cart Wat
Asnochines
Avere
Robert Crrier
Jeffrien
Firesimmons
Sharkey
Corben
Hia
Toledo
Columbus
Harry Collia
A Chivalrous Policeman in Summer Attire Teases Across Avenue
A Detroit Free Press item describes a playful exchange where a stylish woman asks a policeman to escort her across the avenue. The officer responds with lighthearted mock courtesy, noting the curved street and Monroe Avenue context in a humorous local vignette.
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Yex
Monroe Avenue
Detrot Free Press
Mrs Beatty Describes Cruelty Claims in Divorce Suit
Philadelphia report shows a detailed bill of particulars filed by Mrs. Sarah Beatty against Dr. Franklin T. Beatty for divorce. She recounts alleged assaults in cities across the United States and Europe, listing dates of nose injuries, black eyes, and beatings by cane, fist, or kick, with several episodes in Minneopolis, Brutteart, Dresden, and Worcester, among others.
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Philadelphia
Sarah Beatty
Ger Basband
Franklin T. Beatty
Prevent
Bostos and
Caid
Europe
Fragmentary Report of Domestic Abuse Diary Entries
Fragmented OCR text describes multiple alleged domestic abuse incidents dated around 1900, including mentions of Rastan, Nhelant, and Beatty cases. The diary cites violence by spouses, locked woodshed confinement, restraining clothing, and objects used as missiles. A separate sale note touts Ladies Wool Serge Skirts at a deep discount.
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Nhelant
Cinucestr
Mass
Philadelphia
Beatty
Besty
Smallest bridal couple leaves Geneva for Dayton
In Geneva on September 7, Mr and Mrs Sherman Potters the couple known for their tiny size rode the train to Dayton. The bride Miss Badley Davis of Linesville married to Mr Potter at the Universalist church in Linesville by Rev L L Lewis. The couple stood about 45 inches tall and 43 inches in height with a combined weight near 1 pounds. Friends gave a doll shower at the Lakes Show station before departure.
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Dayton
Sherman Potters
Badley. Davis
W. M. J. Davis
Linesville
Patterr
L.L. Lewis
Universalist Church
T H. Chapman
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