Nelsons Lose To Genoa 8-4 In Sunday Game
Genoa beat Nelsons 8 to 4 at Copeland Park on Sunday afternoon. Moppy Anderson pitched strongly for Nelsons with 15 strikeouts but the visitors built a four run third inning to gain the lead. Genoa added three more in the eleventh, and Smithson of Genoa fanned ten while allowing eight runs.
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Giants Hit Freely and Defeat Cards in New York
New York broke seven in the series with J Louix Sunday by hitting Briley and Walker freely for seven to victory. Toney was effective with men on bases and saved in the ninth by a questionable play. The Giants stole five bases. Batteries: North Walker and Bailey, Ansmith, Toney and Snyder. Reds. Brooklyn: Brooklyn pounder three Cinempat pitchers for eight hits and seven runs in the fourth inning Sunday to win 5 to 4. Ruether in early innings, settled. Cubs will play a postponed game on Tuesday. Seare Cincinnati. 64.4 816000 100-4 Brooklyn 4 0H 700 100-9 Batteries: Wier Geary Coombe and Rixey Margrave Ruether and Miller.
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Newburgs defeat Wile Brothers 18 to 2
Peter Newburgs beat Wile Brothers 18 to 2 Sunday. Proveck pitched well for Newburgs, with Anderson strong for Wile Brothers but heavy welninges overwhelmed them. Batteries: Proveck and Pemer for Newburgs, Anderson Schaeffer and Belilog for Wile Brothers.
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Tri-States Defeat Sluggers 11 to 10 in Ninth Inning
The Tri-States edge the Sluggers 11 to 10 as the deciding run comes in the top of the ninth. Battteries Kanotely and Lochs lead the Tri-States with strong relief, while Bennet Hiroth and Kuman anchor the Sluggers' lineup.
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Tri-States
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Lochs
Bennet, Hiroth
Kuman
The Song of Telegraph Wires
A fragment discusses humming and buzzing from telegraph wires and claimed weather-predictive signs. It cites a German skeptic and notes tones signaling storms or fair weather, with examples of predictions matching observed storms in winter.
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Sclander
Merchants Baseball Game Highlights Progressive League Picnic
Merchants on North Side plan a Wednesday Copeland Park event featuring a baseball game between Boge Street and Caledonia Street merchants plus a long list of community athletic events for men and women. Prizes include hosiery candy cigars flour and more with events ranging from tug of war to races and novelty contests.
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Yanks Defeated Twice by Browns in Doubleheader
In St Louis before a crowd of 27,000 the Browns swept the Yankees 5-4 and 10-3. Babe Ruth homered for New York in game one as Tobia and Williams drove in runs. Shawkey and Shocker yielded the late rallies. Cleveland blanked Boston 4-0 behind Sotheran’s six hits and seven strikeouts. Washington beat Chicago 5-0. Moridge’s airtight pitching and early runs carried the win. Detroit defeated Philadelphia 5-0 as Hooton homered and Ebner contributed two runs.
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London attempt fails to cross English Channel
In London Mrs Arthur Hamilton Hain failed to cross the English channel after claiming to be within three miles of the shore. Other briefs note For Newark New Jersey Bothys Walton securing the American Amateur cycling title with ten points, in Cristiana Norway Arne Bours Swedish swimmer sets a world record in the 1000 metres freestyle, and Chicago Illinois Tapton cup rowing results with Samuel Tandy's Suri winning two of three races.
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Newark
N. J
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Cmristiana
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Estabashe
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Semblemare
Great Lakes
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Suri
Wich
New Diaphragm Theory Claims Breath Reveals Character
Tr Mainget of Saris proposes a new science by which an individual’s character is read from diaphragm movement. He cites a spew-born tube and a Tadicscope to observe breathing, arguing that the first breath signals lifelong traits and the last reveals the person’s true nature.
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Saris
Ieoninscin
Women’s Western Golf field swells to 150 entries
Chicago hosts the Women’s Western Golf Association annual tournament at Westmoreland Country Club. About 350 players entered with 150 noted, as qualifying rounds begin. Top 32 low scorers advance to match play starting tomorrow. entries also open for the Women’s Western Junior Championship planned for August 29 to 31.
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Western Golf Association
Westmoreland Country Club
Tomor
Nomwen
American League and National League Scores Collide in Messy Recap
Fragmented OCR notes report several baseball results and upcoming games. Entries mention St Louis Newark Cleveland Washington Chicago Detroit New York Brooklyn Cincinnati and other teams with scattered scores and pairings. Today’s matchups include Washington at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia with various other listed cities.
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La Crosse Defeats Houston in High-Scoring Tilt
La Crosse beat Houston 15 to 10 in a slugfest at Copeland Park. Lump Weisse and Salford led with key hits, Krause and Shimshak contributed, while Houston rallied early but could not hold the lead. Crosse plans to face Genoa on Wednesday at Copeland Park.
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Governor pressed to remove Eau Claire sheriff from office
A petition filed in Madison asks Governor Blaine to remove Eau Claire County Sheriff George Garman. The document cites alleged negligence in duty, with a hearing set for September 6. A replacement may be appointed after testimony. Bees Pay Their College Expenses and Parachute Jump Record Highlight Diverse Items in Nearby News.
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Aladison
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George Garman
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We Mater
Health risks from soil types in Marshfield area warn of disease
A fragmentary 19th century notice warns that health declines follow certain soils. Chalk and hard water strain arteries especially in older residents and children, while sandy land, soft water, and notably made ground near Prospective towns cause fevers, rheumatism, and recurrent colds.
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Peanie
California tennis stars sweep titles at national championships
A California contingent dominates nationals with wins across men women and juniors. Miss Mary Browne, Mrs Mallory, and Helen Wills lead a strong finish while Suzanne Lenglen’s entry stirs competition. Davis, Johnston and others add victories, signaling California strength in the sport.
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Sune Lenglen
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Virginia Carpenter
Philadelphia
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Wiliam M. Johnston
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Empire collapse sale tied to giant holdings
A 1918 era report details the dissolution of Miller and Luxignol Holdings, a vast empire valued at about 40 million dollars. Led by Jerry Aller, a German immigrant who rose from poverty, the sprawling estate spanned millions of acres across western territories and was to be sold off to many owners.
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California
Miller and Luxignol
Oregon
Jerry Aller
Germany
Fragmented passage hints at evolving indoor amenities
A garbled text fragment discusses bathroom facilities and travel between locations, noting improvements abroad and in England. It hints at changes in sanitation or size standards without clear specifics, leaving the main facts obscured by transcription errors.
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