New Jersey Central Schedules For New York and Atlantic City
Train times list departures from East Long Branch Sandy Hook and Freehold via North Jersey Coast Line. Services include morning and afternoon runs to New York Baltimore Washington Atlantic City and Freehold with several Sunday variations. Route notes mention Red Bank connections and through services to La. Authority signatures W C Hope and J P G G P A.
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New
Elizabeth
New York
East Long Ory
Baltimore
Washington
Pia
Atlantic City
Red Bank
Freehold
N. x &Lb RR. R
P. W
Ahame
W.C Hope
Y. P
Weekday and Saturday Bus Schedules From New York to Jersey Shore
Timetables show weekday departures from Rockwell Ave Pleas ure Bay Sea Bright Highlands and from New York West 35th Battery South Ferry with multiple morning and afternoon runs. Some lines omit Saturday service while a separate note indicates Saturday only runs at the Battery.
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Long Branch
New York
Rockwell Ave
Pleasure Bay
Sea Bright
Highlands
West 35Th
Battery
South Ferry
Inside Ball and the Bench's Grip on Baseball Strategy
A World Today excerpt explains how baseball bench orders pressure pitchers and batters to manipulate counts. It outlines the sequence: three balls force a fourth over the plate or a walk, while strikes end at three, shaping a long hit through patient pitching and strategic calls by the bench.
Shortest Robber Story In History by Voltaire
An excerpt recounts Voltaire claiming to tell the greatest robber story in history through a tale about French tax farmers general. It weaves references to baths and literary lines from London Chronicle and London Notes and Queries, with mixed anecdotes and quips from various 18th and 19th century writers.
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Voltaire
Andrew D. White
Turgot
America
Versailles
France
Europe
Saint-Amand-Les-Ekaux
Reichenhall
Earl of Portman
Portman
Oxford Street
Bath
London
Chronicle
Gary Denies Squeze Claim In Steel takeover of 1907
Judge E H Gary told the Stanley committee that United States Steel bought Tennessee Coal and Iron to avert panic in 1907 after high level talks with J P Morgan and President Roosevelt. He said the purchase was at the urging of Moore Schley to save T C I and denied it was a forced sale. He argued steel must accept publicity and possible government control and suggested Sherman law is outdated. W B Dickson to testify next Monday.
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Washington
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley
E. H. Gary
John W. Gates
Gary
J. P. Morgan
Henry C. Frick
Roosevelt
White House
New York
Tennessee Company
Grant B. Schley
Moore & Schley
Steel Corporation
Judge Gary
W. B Dickson
New York Lures Girls Missing From Connecticut
Hartford reports two Windham county girls Elsie Ladd twenty one and Rose Bezold missing. Friends suspect Elsie eloped with a man from Willimantic while Rose is drawn by a Coney Island summer show and chorus offer.
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Connecticut
Metropolis
Hartford
Windham County
Elsie Twenty-One
Willimantic State
Rose Bezold
North Cventry
New York
Miss Ladd
John Keeney
Miss Bezold
Coney Island
Director of Steel Trust Who Will Be Next Investigation Witness
A high level inquiry probes leadership as a witness list grows in the steel industry investigation. Officials and executives connected to the steel trust are slated to testify, signaling possible shifts in oversight and governance.
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Steel Trust
Robbers Hold Up University Cashier on Campus
J. D. Bren, cashier of the University of Minnesota, staggered into the library office and said three men robbed him of more than $13,000 after waylaying him near the campus edge. Police search caves along the riverbank as detectives inspect the scene and find the satchel empty.
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J. D. Bren
Minnesota
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
George Hayes
University Comptroller
Bren
National and American League Baseball Results and Standings
Results from NL games include St Louis 3 Brooklyn 1 and Chicago 7 New York 6. Bos Cincinnati 5. Pittsburg 7 Philadelphia 1. Standing show New York 26 14 .600 and St Louis 20 2 60. American League notes Washington 14 Detroit 7 and New York 6 St Louis 3. Det Wood details and team records follow.
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Brooklyn
Barger
Bergen
Steele and Brésnahan
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Adams
Simon
Humphries, Bowen,Chalmers and
Dooin
Ginghraati
Boston
Cincinnati
Mattern
Raridon
Gaspar
McQuillen
Clarke
Chicago
St .Boston
Washington
Detroit
Hughes and Ainsmith
Willet, Covington
Mitchell and Stanage
New York
Brockett, Fisher and Blair
Hamilton
Petty
Nelson
Batakanateriz
Payne
Wood
Hall
Cleveland
Plank
Thomas
Kaler
Land
W. L
Phila
Phia
Wash’ton
Sis
Polo Lineup Unchanged as Teams Rest Ahead of Monday
Serenity prevails in both American and English polo camps. At Westbury the American ponies rest in the sixty stall stable as Trainer Fitzpatrick notes tidy feed boxes. A Tonsilitis rumor about Lawrence Waterbury is denied by polo association chairman Herbert, confirming no changes in the American lineup for Monday. Captain Cheape confirms the Wonglish lineup remains the same as Thursday.
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New York
Westbury
Fitzpatrick
Lawrence
Waterbury
Herbert
Polo Association
American lineup on Monday. _ Captain Cheape
Roosevelt's Son-in-law Letter to Constituents Satirizes Flies
An Ohio farmer asked Representative Longworth for government aid to control flies. The reply satirically notes the farmer has no cows but a bald head and would rather be a cow than a congressman. The item also references a weather forecast noting unsettled conditions with evening showers.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Ohio
Representative Longw
Weather observations at 8 p.m. across major cities
United States Weather Bureau reports last night figures from Lemp to New Orleans. Readings include New York 69 Albany 70 Atlantic City 68 Boston 64 Buffalo 62 Chicago 64 St Louis 82 New Orleans 84 Washington 76. Weather was cloudy in many locations.
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United States Weather Bureau
Lemp
New York
Albany
Atlantic City
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
New Ileans
Washi
We’re Simply Someone Present in the Family
The speaker laments being only support of a family where May sings, Jean acts, and Robert lectures. Each member’s "genus" shines while the speaker feels inconsequential and trapped in a life of routine toil and heartrending performances. The poem critiques domestic roles and the strain of erudition in a constrained life.
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May
Jean
Bob
Robert
Bookane Spokesman-Review
Wooden Heads. A village constable hit by a stone
The constable patrolling a boat night struck by a stone. He found a peculiar stone, claimed to resemble marks from a helmet used in a joke test. A humorous exchange followed about testing the impact with a wooden block inside the helmet.
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London
A Confession by The Outfitter on English Silk Hats
The Outfitter declares no country can produce a silk hat of such high quality as the English. The remark centers on the hat itself and how its exterior conceals overlooked distinctions.
Letter Post Adds Moral Lesson
A dressmaker questions her maid about posting a letter and learns the maid skipped the stamp, claiming she deposited the letter unsolicited when no one watched. The tale ends with a cautious moral about honesty and trust.
Unclear OCR Snippet From Atchison Globe
Fragmentary line mentions listening for applause with a quip about hearing it when it starts. Source text appears damaged with garbled characters and does not present a coherent event orable.
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Atchison Globe
After Hours. Prisoner Seeks Pay For Overtime
The Philadelphia Times quotes a prisoner asking if the sentence can be extended for overtime pay. The Louisville Courier-Journal adds a quip about asking a kiss, noting a practical reply to rise and be practical.
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Tiird Jebor
Philadelphia Times
Louisville Courier-Journal
You Should Have Learned to Cook Before We Were Married
A fragment from a household dialogue contrasts a wife urging lessons before marriage with a retort about youth strength. The brief exchange evokes family dynamics and generational roles in a domestic scene.
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Papa Houston Post
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