National and American League Game Results
Results from National and American leagues include Chicago and Cincinnati wins, St. Louis splits, and Batterymatch scores. Standings show St Louis and Chicago leading in the NL while Detroit and Cleveland hold strong in the AL with Boston and New York trailing.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Richie
Archer
Leifield
Gibson
Cincinnati
St. Tronis
Suggs
McLean
Saliee
Bliss
St. Louis
Golden
Keefe
Ww. Lpg v
Lone
New York
Phila
Phia
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
Gregg
Smith
Perry
Clarke
Krapp
Fisher
Lake
Caftago
Detroit
White
Walsh and Sullivan
Willett
Lafitte
Stanage
Ww. L. Pc
L. P.c
Washton
Remarkable Case Adopts Boy Resembling Parents
A witty dialogue features a politician remarking on a boy’s resemblance to his adoptive parents after a recent adoption. The exchange touches on love, manipulation, and social tact as characters discuss personal entanglements and shared influence.
Sample Wallpaper Books and Estimates Requested by Mail
A request asks for postal sending of sample wallpaper books and estimates. No specific names or organizations are given. The notice indicates interest in catalogs and price quotes sent by mail.
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Eee
Muscles and Mind Link Through Daily Exercise
Faith Taylor of Sargent gymnasium Boston argues physical exercise is the best crime prevention and remedy for irritability. She cites deep breathing, ball play, and gymnastic routines as vital to calm nerves, improve morals, and reduce social ills amid crowded, noisy environments.
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Faith Taylor
Sargent Gymnasium
Boston
Smile When You Lose
A quote from the Omaha Bee extols good sportsmanship and the value of losing well. It argues that calmness in defeat, not complaint, earns respect and benefits the community in business politics and sports. The piece says public perception shuns perpetual lamenters and favors those who rebound after loss.
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Omaha
Freedom of the City and Old World Guilds Mentioned
The piece traces the medieval origin of freedom of the city as a status granted after guild enrollment and seven years apprenticeship. It notes its privileges including voting and trade, with gates symbolizing civic independence, and recalls writers like Montrose and More meeting execution with stoic defiance.
Gossip Among Ladies Sparks Train Talk About Musicians
Fragmentary dialogue shows women discussing a Saad weave and a nesting hetwesh rumor. The exchange mentions a train, a deer, and a trained deer as possible topics, with Mrs. A and others speculating about musicians behind the chatter.
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Dea
Woman lawyer barred by Georgia judge over male only rule
Minnie Anderson Hale, 22, top honors at Atlanta Law School, was denied a law license by Judge Pendleton who cited Georgia law restricting practice to men. Friends vow to pursue legislative remedy as other class members received licenses. Separately, H G Monce of Nampe plants 2 800 cherry trees west of town, aiming for 48 000 gallons of cherry produce by 1913.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Hale
Pet
Oregon
H. G. Monce
Nampe
Fragmented Family Tree Spans English and Scottish Royal Line
A garbled text traces Britain's royal lineage from Edward I to James VI and I, naming princes and queens including Edward IV, Richard III, Elizabeth I, James V of Scotland, and Mary Queen of Scots. The passage shifts to a novelist's remark and a lingering joke about “Relative” and jokes in the era.
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George Iil
George IV
William IV
Duke of Kent
Edward I
Edward IV
Mera Til
Lionel Plantagenet
Duke of
Clarence
Philippa Plantagenet
Earl of March
Roger Mortimer
Ann Mortimer
Richard Plantagenet
Richard
Duke of York
Elizabeth
Henry VII
Margaret
James IV
Scotland
James V
Mary
Queen of Scots
James VI
England
Bohemia
Sophia
Hanover
George I
George II
Frederick
Prince of Wales
George III
Victoria
Edward VII
George V
The Puzzle Master Sam Lloyd and His Puzzles
American Magazine lauds Sam Lloyd as a prolific inventor of puzzles. From childhood he entertained with ventriloquial tricks and rabbits in pockets. By ten he was a noted chess player and he created many problems. He studied engineering and drew, painted, and solved math puzzles. He produced a puzzle in fifteen minutes, printing a first edition cheaply and earning ten dollars.
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Sam Lloyd
American Magazine
Cattle Locusts and Railways and Knightly Honors
The article notes rail travel hazards in Brazil from cattle and locusts causing derailments and sketches Korea’s improvised bridges from a traveler’s description. It then discusses the varied methods of knight creation with historical references to William the Conqueror and changes in the thane’s beard and shoulder blows.
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Brazil
Korea
John of Salisbury
William the Conqueror
Henry
Ihro
Difficult Question Puzzles Tragic Missing Items
A fragmentary exchange hints at a search for missing coffins or burial items with a puzzled response about yesterday’s inability to locate them, reflecting a somber or mysterious tone in the clipped dialogue.
Fragmented Angling Amid Historic Football Feuds
The text recalls Puritan conflicts and early football bravado with vivid terms like elbowed hits, neck grips, and violent clashes. It references Philip Stubbes and a treatise titled The Anatomie describing fierce onfield and offfield enmities and brawling episodes.
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Hagland
Philip Stubbes
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