Walsh Viewed As Top Pitcher In Modern Era
Edward A. Walsh of the Chicago White Sox is hailed as the premier pitcher of modern times by critics nationwide. His rise from a fast worker to a master twirler culminated in the 1906 World Series against the Cubs, where he silenced doubters with a dominant performance, proving his mettle under pressure and earning high praise in contemporary commentary.
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Edward A. Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Walsh
Cubs
White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Sox
Toapy
Sheckard
Schulte
Man‘Eger-Chancé
Desque
Championg
Andy Gessler
Belgium
Duffy's Upender Catch S. Historic play saves pennant race for Boston
In a 1897 Boston Brooklyn game, Hugh Duffy made a legendary running catch to rob Griffin of a likely homer. The feat, described by Irwin M. Howe, helped Boston in a close pennant race with Baltimore as Brooklyn pressed for an upset.
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Ugh Duffy
Duffy
Boston
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Gotch
Hugh Duffy
Orioles
New York
Bean Eaters
Griffin
Joseph B. Bowles
Irwin M. Howe
War Clouds Over Europe Loom as Diplomacy Stalls
Berlin reports ominous signs in European diplomacy as Russia presses for gains in the Balkans and interest turns to Constantinople. Italo Turkey clashes persist with no clear end in sight, while Dardanelles reopen and Sazanoff’s efforts yield only temporary political impact.
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Berlin
Germany
Europe
Washington
Russia
Czar
Alexander III
France
St. Petersburg
Italy
Turkey
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Tripoli
M. Sazanoff
Paris
Pittsburg Lawyers Dig For Buried Loot In River Bank
Two Pittsburg attorneys John S. Robb Jr and Filldo Canuti dug along a river bank seeking 823 dollars claimed buried by Ladin Muscardello in payment for defending him in the fatal case against Lugi Fataloni Muscardello. They abandoned the search after following Muscardello's directions.
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Pittsburg
John S. Robb, Jr
Filldo Canuti
Robb
Canuti
Ladin Muscardello
Lugi Fataloni Muscardello
Muscordello
Demonstration Surgery Ends With Dog’s Euthanasia
Dr A M Morrow performed a heart action demonstration at Garfield high school. The dog, found to have appendicitis, had its appendix removed but the condition was fatal. an additional anesthetic was given and the animal was sacrificed during the demonstration.
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Garfield, Kan
A.M. Morrow
Bow-Legged Men and Denock-Kneed Citizens in City
In Los Angeles a report notes a noticeable rise in bow-legged and denock-kneed men despite changes like hobble skirts. The piece touches on public health measures and political chatter from Washington on Congressional issues.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Despita
Sdeolar
mAs
Divorce romance ends with death of Dr Frank L Ramos
Reno divorce case of Dr Frank L Ramos of New York and Mrs Maud Andrews of Petersborough Ontario unraveled when Ramos died of pneumonia at White hospital Sacramento just after plans for a Reno wedding. Ramos had sued Mrs Ada Ramos of Brooklyn for desertion while Andrews sued Rev Basil C. H. Andrews for non support.
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Reno
Frank L Ramos
New York
Maud Andrews
Ramos
Ada M. Ramos
Rutland Road
Brooklyn
Europe
Andrews
Basil C. H. Andrews
Petersborough
Ont
Dr. Ramos
White Hospital
Sacramento
Cal
Voodoo Doctor Case Stuns Atlantic City Police
Timothy Minnat a West Indian is arrested on witchcraft and fraudulent practices after Rose Miner paid him $50 for supposed cure at 1721 Arctic avenue. She says he claimed a spell left her sleeping on a pillow and using powders and charms while he recited prayers for relief from an ailment.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Degro
Timothy Minnat
Minnat
Rose Miner
Arctic Avenue
Minunot
Minnet
New Metal Tinkles Minute in New York
Argental the metal alloy McAdamite by William A McAdam of Bay Shore is marketed by RH V Machette of Liberty Street. It is a silver aluminum alloy resists acids and heat, can take screw threads, and rings with extended vibration making it suitable for bell metal.
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New York
Argental
William A. McAdam
Kent Street
Bay Shore
McAdamite
RH. V
Machette
Liberty Street
Injury makes shop lifter. Miss Chappelle freed
Cecilia M. Chappelle, a former New York broker's clerk, was cleared by the city prosecutor of shoplifting charges after a police report cited a skull injury from a year ago as likely causing klepto mania. Her downfall stemmed from stock market gambling and debt to her father.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Cecilia M. Chappelle
New York
The Choice of a Husband Promises Strength Pills
A vintage advertisement urges women to take Dr. King's Life Pills to improve strength, complexion, breath, and spirits. It promises easy safe sure results and asks readers to purchase for 25 cents at Carl Taubeneck's.
June and rooms return to duty as daughters grow up
Some people delay service until daughters reach maturity while others start early. The June and rooms are back in harness, resuming work as circumstances allow.
Kidney relief claim advertisement from old notice
A fragmented ad promotes a product for kidney and back pain claiming relief. It features testimonials mentioning John Guyer and Casey, with notes about typhoid fever and long illness.
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John Guyer
Yetterson
Casey
Sil
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