Trade talk and star hopefuls in major league aging rosters
A garbled summary of 19th century major league trade interest cites players like Dick Fieplitzel, Silke Mitchell, Larry MacTean, Wheat, Bridwell, and Dorner as targets or castoffs. The piece notes scouts chasing potential stars, clubs rejecting offers, and shifting fortunes as teams evaluate who might become league contributors.
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Eany
Tate
Blagesqunttlibe
Fioplitzel
Chicin Reds
Pitsburg
Malluade
Bol Bescher
Louis‘Hellbronner
Steds
Silke Mitchell
Chicago
Larry MacTean
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ty Pag
Mathewson
Overay
Steinfeldt
Davita
Seymour
Wheat
Brooklyn
Cleveland American Mercouts
Bridwell
Phillies
Bidoklyn Savas
Jopdan
Linpley
New York
Baseball Scores and Standings From Multiple Leagues
Baseball scores from American and Federal leagues with results for New York Giants, Chicago, St Louis, and Philadelphia along with standings in the Eastern and Trustate leagues. Notable performances include Pearl and Key players with local teams cited. mentions a Monday game at East Patrick Street diamond ending in Pearl victory with Clute Zimonerman and Hartman battery shining.
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Eiesoe
Pima
Philadelphia
Arelaya
erles—Foxen
Moran
Seston
New York
Mattern
Frock
Orabat
Ames
Willee
Raymond
Moyers
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pittburg
Brown
Kling
White
Dowd
Powell
Gibson
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Gaaper
Suggs
McLean
Wilna
Bresnahan
Inchea
One PC
Baysehad
Patrick Street
Peart
Keere
Clute Zlnonerman
Floyd Hartman
Alninjerman
Mare
Mane
Ates
Ginlle
Barbsdaw
M.tinney
Lime Kin
No Game Today At Athletic Park Canceled Due To Warning
No baseball game is scheduled this afternoon at Athletic Park between Frederick Sand and Aigars town. The matchup has been canceled due to a warning and no game will be played.
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Athletic Park
Frederick Sand
Local W E Kefauver Buys Cullers Milk Route
Brief items note trades and repairs around town. Kefauver buys Cullers milk route. Lampe oversees repaints to Junior Fire Engine hose and drugstore woodwork. brick garage rising for James E Salt on Chapel alley. Bass catchers Brust brothers report 18 bass. Herring brothers net two bars, two stone rollers, and suckers. Inmates at Monterite Hospital get ice cream. kitchen work at All Saints chapel rear proceeds under Lloyd Cutter.
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Henry Lampe
Nicholas
Augustus
Brust
Chapel Alley
Church
Patrick Streets
James E. Salt
Edward
Frank
Herring
Messrs
Williamson
North Market Street
Monterite Hospital
All Saints’ Chapel
Court Street
Lloyd C. Cutter
Disorderly and petty offenses fill city court docket
A chaotic blotter shows arrests for disorderly conduct and larceny involving Mary Brown and others, with multiple defendants held for bail, including a few colored individuals. The record lists cases ranging from burglary and receiving to drunken and disorderly behavior, with fines and jail time imposed or pending.
Vertigo Forces Man to Collapse While Sweeping Street
Morning incident in front of Citizens' National Bank as Thomas Crouse suffers a vertigo attack while sweeping the pavement shortly after 7 o clock. He collapses and is assisted by bystanders and assumed to recover, with onlookers noting his fall onto a bed of secretion.
Will of Grafton Costley Probate Notice
Will of Grafton Costley a colored man names Annie his wife and children as heirs. It directs lawful division of real estate and household effects among heirs and appoints an executor to oversee the proceedings.
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Grafton Costley
Annie
Conservations Committee to Represent Maryland at St Paul
Governor Crothers announced that Mr. Citatien and Mr. Baughman will represent Maryland at a meeting in Saint Paul in September. The Conservation Committee will oversee the delegation and duties.
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Crothers
Citatien
Baughman
Maryland
Mt. Paul
Transfers of real estate and court business in weekly record
In the week ended, the Circuit and Orphans Courts recorded transfers of real estate including Knoxville and Presteton properties with amounts from $0 to $4,300. Also listed are guardianship and estate matters such as letters of administration for Jesse W. Downey and multiple guardian accounts. Names include Daniel M. Miller, Margaret Jenkinson, Renard Winebrewer, Kate Lee Burok, Susie B. Stoner, and George S. Rodock, among others.
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A Wass Webard
Breuit Ang Oirphans
John’ Malin
Sodwi
New Nether
Vincent Sebold
Triuaten
Laster
Barbara B, Jacobs
Clam J. Klein
Barbara H. Jacobs
Miss Harding Honored At University of Michigan Degree
Mira Anna Trail Harding of Philadelphia, daughter of the late Charles Trail and Reverend and Mrs. Dolen Harding, received the degree of Master of Arts at the June commencement exercises in Ann Arbor. She has pursued advanced English and History studies, and the examining professor praised her exam as among the best in many years.
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Miss Harding
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mira Anna Trail Harding
Co. Charlies
Jh. Trail
Mra. Dolen
Harding
Philadelphia
Mies Harding
Presbyterian Reunion at Pen-Mar on July 28
The Presbyterian church reunion will be held at Pen-Mar on Tuesday July 28. Rev A W Halace D D secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions New York will deliver a talk titled Foreign Missions After a Century. Representatives from all missionary organizations are urged to attend. The Aeolian quartet from Harrisburg will sing and the Pen-Mar orchestra will play. The program promises to be good.
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Presbyterian Church
Pen-Mar
Tuesaday
A. W.halace
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
New York
Foreign Missions
Aeolean Quartette
Harrisburg
Court Treat for Officials and Court House Staff
County Commissioner hosted a social treat for court officials and others yesterday afternoon. Tea cream sorted cakes and lemonade were served generously by Chief George A. Schroeder. The cream came from a fine herd owned by Commissioner Zimmerman. Attendees enjoyed the afternoon visit at the office.
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Court Hose
George A. Schroeder
Irenay
Cuerna
Zimmerman
First State Bank of Grantsville Plans Under New Law
Application for organization of the first bank under the new State Banking law was made yesterday to State Banking Commissioner Downs by Mr J C Getty. The bank will be in Grantsville Maryland, named the First State Bank of Grantsville, with capital stock of 15000 dollars. Downs has asked all banks and trust companies in the state under the law to submit a statement of their business ending June 30.
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First Bank
Downs
J. C. Getty
Grantsville
First State Bank of
Middletown Valley in Song and Story reviewed
A new book by T. C. Harbaggh titled Middletown Valley in Song and Story is praised as a clever collection of sketches with high merit. The volume is well illustrated and especially appeals to residents in the Middletown area.
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Middletown Valley
T.C. Harbaggh
Iea-Pew
Middletown
New County Treasurer Named for Ademstons
Daniel Z. Padgett has assumed the office of county treasurer and appointed Jobe W. Loyna as deputy. The move follows Padgett's high level election and service in Ademstons.
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Daniel Z. Padgett
Ademstons
Jobe W. Loyna Hia
Taxpayer questions LeGore bridge plan in county
A letter from a Frederick County taxpayer attacks LeGore’s proposal to have the county pay about 200000 for a new Monocacy bridge. The writer urges building a public iron bridge or supplying a traditional county-funded crossing, warning against private control and tolls. The piece cites prior debates, a past legislative session, and compares tolls with long-standing public bridges.
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Leis
LeGore
Maryland
Raya
Legore- Raidoe
Inet
Tar Newn
Leore
LeClore
Commalasioneya
Eame
Jormnstown
Frederick County
Pearl
Quiet Baltimore Wedding Ties Leatherman and Ryme-neal
Mies Besaio C. Herpel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad is wed to Mr. Charles S. Leatherman of Myeraville in a June 30 ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home in Baltimore. Rev. Lloyd E. Coblentz officiated. The bride wore sponge silk traveling suit and carried Bride roses. The groom owns a grizzly rug from Yellowstone Park 1909, weighing 1400 pounds, kept as a keepsake. The newlyweds plan to reside in Myeraville after a month’s Yellowstone visit.
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Leatherman—Herpel
Baltimore
Mies Besaio C. Herpel
Conrad Ls
Charles 5
Leatherman
Myeraville
Lloyd E. Coblentz
St.Paul’s Reformed Church
Rocksea
Yellowstone Park
Went Fishing on the Fourth at Buckeyetown Dam
On Monday along the Monocacy at Buckeyetown dam Mesacs C D Nutland, Wm R Wolfe, and Charles W Goyon with Goldie tautier Isoded 9 fise bare, weighed 16 caret and two pounds each. E Peter Mantz also got 300f of the same kind in the outing.
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Buckeyetown Dam
Mesacs
C. D
Nutland
Wm. R. Wolfe
Charles W. Goyon
Goldie
E. Peter Mantz
Tail Oats Mr James Red S Feet 4 Inches
Fragmentary note describes someone named Tail Oats and Mr James with feet measured at four inches. Text is unclear and garbled, offering few actionable details beyond those names and an oblique measurement.
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James Red
Thoughts On Education And The Teacher’s Role
A fragmentary column argues against rigid school boards and celebrates reform in teaching. It critiques curriculum and discipline, contends teachers should inspire interest and humane behavior, and warns against overemphasis on rote memory and punishment.
Suspect Terrifies Rawlings Residents In Allegany County
A white man with a Black companion is said to terrorize inhabitants of Rawlings wandering in the woods and firing at men and animals. Authorities believe the man is Claude McCusker, wanted at Hancock for the murder of Jut Romane. He posted tree notices claiming the land belongs to him and ordering all off on pain of death.
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Claude McCusker
Rawlings
Allegany County
Hancock
Jut Romane
Hin
Fisherman's Luck Ends With Ducking in Monocacy
Mr. Toke Eisines netted an eighteen pound carp on Monday but slipped into the Monocacy river. He recovered the fish but earned a modest reward for his plunge and near miss while fishing.
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Toke Eisines
Purchased Stock by Staunton Dry Goods Firm
The Commercial Operators of Staunton Virginia have bought the dry goods silk and nation stock of V. I. Deny. The stock will be disposed of in Staunton. Dr King’s New Discovery is recommended for throat and lung ailments. It claims to ease coughs colds and bronchial issues and is sold at Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy.
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Staunton
Napoleon
Dr. King’s
Pearre
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