Paterson Defeats Cubans In High-Scoring Baseball Tilt
The Atlantic League tailenders Paterson beat the Cuban squad 10 to 7 in a free hitting contest. Paterson and Middletown jockeyed for second while Asbury Park and Danbury dropped in the standings. Baranda Wyckoff Padron and Mungo led Paterson with multiple two base hits and six double plays.
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Coach Rice Delighted by Columbia Understudies' Win
Coach Rice lauds Columbia players for a strong upset showing. The report notes key hits by Viola Padron Hun 0 Barranda Wyckoff Estes and Kull, plus Wyckoff three base hits and multiple defensive plays. Paterson and nearby teams posted scores as games continue across the circuit.
Cuban Champions At Home Tomorrow Exhibition Draw Looms
William F. Carrigan has arranged a weekend stay at Pannaci's Hotel for thirty Boston players. The Boston Americans plan to face the Cuban champions in an exhibition at Baseball Park with the full squad in uniform to ensure the regular lineup. Batting order and pitching staff named though selections not finalized. The Cubans play Perth Amboy today and travel home tonight to prepare for tomorrow's major league matchup.
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Camden Gunners Win State Championship at Asbury Park
The Camden first team of Harvey and Tomlin won the two-man state championship with 97 points at Asbury Park. Smith No. 1, Mt. Holly, and Red Bank teams tied for third. Charles T. Day Jr and John W. Mason posted 43 and 49 in the two-man event. Jersey City and Red Bank clubs participated, with multiple merchandise and professional scores reported and officers elected at the Jersey State Association meeting. Golf and tennis at Hollywo ocar club followed with upcoming events and prizes.
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Baltimore
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Jersey City
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Camden
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Baseball Scores From National American and Federal Leagues
Results across the three leagues show multiple games with notable innings and battery pairings. Standings list New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St Louis, Chicago, Boston, and Brooklyn with varied records. Education of the Heart quotes Sir Walter Scott on the value of heart education over book learning.
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Meat and kidney health advice from Jad Salts claim
A noted authority warns meat forms uric acid that paralyses kidneys and causes dull kidney pain, headaches, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic twinges, and cloudy urine. Suggest four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water to flush kidneys and curb irritation, claiming safety and pleasant fizz.
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Aladdin Lamp Image Foretells Atom Power
Garrett P. Serviss compares Becquerel and atomicinner worlds to Aladdin's cave. He describes the atom as a closed world with immense energy, noting radium emissions could vastly exceed chemical reactions and imagining future control of matter and transformation.
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Jean Becquerel
Mure
China
Nature
Garrett P. Serviss
New York Journal
Warned Against Coffee in Early Prohibition Debates
Percy H. Boynton notes that statewide coffee prohibition debates spurred anti coffee broadsides. One pamphlet titled the Woman's Petition Against Coffee claimed coffee drinking encouraged idling, talkativeness, and wasted men’s time and money.
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London
Percy H. Boynton
Seasons Indoors and the Quiet House
A London writer critiques the subtle chaos of furniture and decor. He argues that neglected spaces ruin daily life, noting mislaid buffets and coalboxes and the need for orderly summer and winter arrangements beyond mere decorative fixes.
Losses Mount as Salem Fire Kills Six and Destroys Homes
Salem Massachusetts June 27 The city faces at least six deaths with more expected as fire damage nears fifteen million dollars. About 20 000 people are homeless and less than half the loss is insured. Governors Walsh and Daniels offer aid along with Garrison. Public relief drives raise substantial funds including 77400 in Boston and 100000 promised by North Shore donors. Henry C Frick contributes 25000 to relief efforts.
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Mass
Wilson
Walsh
Boston
George L. Allen
North Shore
George I’. Berry
Henry C. Frick
Beverly
Massive earthquake devastates Java and Sumatra regions
A powerful quake in Java and southern Sumatra leaves many dead and injured. Reports say damage to buildings is extensive and concern grows for the emigrant laden British steamer Kintuck overdue after the disaster.
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Khatevia
Sumatra
Kintuck
China Mutual Steam Navigation Company
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