Stevens Play By Stevens Collegians and Banquet Notice
The fragment describes a Stevens Collegians game with mentions of players Melville, Mudd, Lan gle, Honble, and Grove delivering hits and outs. It notes a sacrifice bunt, a three-bagger, and other in-game actions. It also reports an Annual Sanquet banquet of the Male High School Alumni Association to be held at Hotel Bradneck on Tuesday June 22 with special car transportation and an officers’ election.
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Wille i
Melville Og
Stevens
Hauver
Steven
Melville
Grove
Flauver
Alan Pat
Roth
Alum
Bradneck
Iensavane
Harri O. Schroetz
Ats Arthur
Krreb
Glee
George Delapiaine
Eal Clary
Tresa
Funeral Services for John Otto Young Held Yesterday
Fr. A. J. Ernest Young officiated as funeral rites for John Otto Young yesterday afternoon in North Chie. Howe. The ceremony conducted by local service members and family colleagues reflected the community’s tribute to the deceased.
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Wag
John Otto Young
Howe “ ‘Hin
Ernest Young
North
A. J
Johnson Breaks With Little Ahead of Jeffries Fight
Jack Johnson announces severing all relations with former manager George Little and will handle his own affairs before the Jeffries bout. Little vows to enforce a contract he claims was made, aiming to control the terms and possibly complicate the comeback. A telegram from Little to Chicago official Alderman McKenna asserts Johnson’s camp leadership remains with Little’s rival.
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Oghter
Tubs Ubt
Eittne
Johun McKenna
Chicago
Itla
Hilly Nolan Hay
Johnson
Baseball Scores From Chicago to Boston and National League Standings
Scattered box scores show Chicago beating Boston 1 0 at Chicago with Walsh Block Hall Curric pitching. New York 2 St. Louis 1 at St Louis with Quinn Mitchell Powell Bailey Killiter behind. Detroit 4 Washington 3 at Detroit with Mullin Stanage Gray Hardy Street. Athletics beat Cleveland 8 4 at Cleveland. National League results include New York 6 1 over St. Louis and Philadelphia 12 Chicago 2 with Moore Pfeffer Moran Needham Sichle Archer. Eastern and Tri-State League scores list multiple games with standings notes. Orioles beat M A C 3 1 with Kemp vs Selby in a late-season exhibition.
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Greg Raney
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Boston
Walsh
Block
Hall
Curricgun
St. Louise
New York
St. Louis
Batterico
Quinn
Mitchell
Powell
Bailey
Killiter
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Detrault
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Gray
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Phelps
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Howan
Amcleuris Bell
Bergen
Erwin
Philadelphia
Etiladelphia
Buttertus
Moore
Pfeffer
Moran
Needham
Sichle
Archer
Bush Great Shortstop Dati Pait e: Detroit Tigers Aiming at American League Leader
Baseball writers praise Bush as the premier shortstop of the American League, with Wallace briefly edged from the pedestal. They note Bush’s defensive range and speed, his strong fielding, and a solid .273 batting mark with 83 stolen bases and 114 runs. His youth promises a lasting keystone presence for Detroit under manager Jennings.
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Ownle Hush
Detroit Tigers
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Wallace
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Detroit
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Jenkings
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Jennings
Training Camp Tales And Sleepy Night Stays
A chaotic report describes a training camp scenario where managers escort players to stories and rest to calm nerves after grueling days. The text includes garbled names and phrases, mentioning Jim and Jeff, Virginia Judge, Waller, Kelly, and stretching narratives about kicks and facial injuries.
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Phiy
Waller
Kelly
Virginia
Tnt Hks
Beligar
Memorial services held in Myeraville for departed comrades
Memorial vices were held at Myeraville morning under G A RR posts of Hagerstown with the Sonsvat group. The affair was at the O B church in Hagerstown and WHR f addressed by Hon C K Cresigo member of Congress from Oklahoma. His address was brief. After services, mourners laid flowers on the graves.
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G. A. RR
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O. B. Church
C. KE. Cresigo
Congress
Oklahoma
D D D eczema remedy offered with special bottle
An advertisement touts a D D D treatment for eczema claiming instant itch relief and healing. It promotes a wintergreen thymol and glycerine formula sold for a dollar with a special offer, attributed to J A Willangan and local sellers.
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J. A. Willangon
North Market Street
Sunderland adopts new regime with George G. Young presiding
The Sunderland Mayor and Council organized on a Saturday morning under the new charter. George G. Young was named Mayor with a cabinet of commissioners overseeing Police, Finance, Streets, Water, and Electric Lights. The Cumberland Academy of Medicine’s Drs A Led and Frankitp were rejected for secretary. Dr George K Brodrny was named in his place. The council entered executive session and later solicited bids from banks, but no offers were received.
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George G. Young
M. Eichelberge
Allege
Harry. J. Binith
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Cumberland Academy “of Medicine
Connell
Camungstoner
Clary
Obituary notices from Baltimore area death records
The text lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices including Captain Bayer born July 24, 186? died after Civil War close. Mrs. Ann Virginia Mumford widow of John Mumford. Annie Gata Mera Aut Craigy. Aly Yatta and others. It notes burial plans, locations in Frederick and Jefferson areas, and church services.
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Frederick
Viton Army
le Mrried
Miss
Marylet Wiking
Sheridan
wuNl
Baltimore
Phavedt
Lacust
Tey
OT Duierhs
Central Methadise
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Note Dyer
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MES
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Mumford
Ann Virginia Mumford
John Mumford
John Sulcer
Jefferson
Agen
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Ofrederick
Mary Tlute
Centreville
John Siveer
M.E
Avi Yatta
Fiemer
Bizeloek
Merabye
Sears Junkie
Sands Foi Sdat
Mie Ianriver
Mike
Lottie Lyatt
Danies
Wend
Edward
Glyde Lyatt
Ofetaek
Annie Gata
Lochner
Lnte Penge
Brief Bits from Local Notices and Developments
Saturday fishing yielded seven tine for Mestra Nicholas and August Brest. A new curb and gutter work is planned on Fant Second Street between Chapel Alley and Eavet Street. Mrs George el Wiener’s North Market area property is undergoing repairs after a fire. Unveiling of the Tint Stoum Fire Engine Company event noted growth and community pride. Willan Gilber and a coworker cut at Ox Fire Tranh Works yesterday. George Stearning’s dwelling on West Patrick Street undergoing woodwork repairs. The Glaze property near Grayson Hy Staley is being torn down to make way for two new houses.
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Brest
Fant Second Strest
Chapel , Alley
Eavet Street
George el
Wiener
North
Handy Wrder
al Stoum Fire Engine Company
Veter
Willan Gilber
Tnger
Anand
Ox Fiore Tranh
George Stearning
Patrick Street
Edward Sinmong
Grayson” Hy; Staley
Granddaughter of Key seeks reinstatement after government discharge
Mrs. A Macdonald McBlair, granddaughter of Francis Scott Key, fights for reinstatement of her husband Mary McBlair, a dismissed attorney, after a government service discharge. They report letters from Bonaparte praising his work and say Taft’s administration declined to intervene, leaving them strained financially.
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Fravers Scott ‘Key
Ile
Torbey
Taylor’ Key
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Key
W, Jones
Talbot
Secoad
Charles
Blair
Bonaparte
Mike Key
Sind
Ronsevels
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Hava
McBlair
Oregons
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Badafactory
Taft
Blou
Lodie
Guypenge
Lawful Limits in Liquor Trade Arrests Reported
Local constable reports multiple arrests for selling liquor without licenses and for disorderly conduct. Individuals including Rush Lee John Gordon and C Perkins faced bail or fines as cases moved toward grand jury and hearings before justices.
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John Gordon
Carter Yessterday
Suntay
G. 1 Peke
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Frederick
Davies
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement By Frederick Resident
Frederick man Giorge H Smith hires Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble described as dull ache in the back and sharp pains when stooping. After six bottles the pills cured him and he again found relief with a winter cold. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo is the U S agent, remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Giorge H.smith
East Third, Street
Doan
Dian
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Woman Dies After Rice Kernel Causes Brain Fever
Karen Binghamton of New York honeymooning with Asa Cumbhing died from brain fever linked to a lodged rice kernel in her ear. Friends showered her while leaving their honeymoon tour, and medical attempts included two operations at Post-Graduate Hospital before death.
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Teo
Asa Cumbhing
Binghamton, N.Y
Abe
New York
Évereides
Ibor
Ntlon
Wedding of Samuel W. Houelby and Miss Willoughby
The notice describes the nuptials of Samuel W. Houelby of sete te and Miss Willoughby of Baltimore. Attendants include sisters and bridesmaids listed by surname, with details of gowns and embroidery. The reception follows at the bride’s parents’ home 121 Washington street. Mrs Houghby plans a trip to the Adirondacks after the wedding. Miss Katie Hoffman is ill with indigestion.
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Sete
Migs Lelen Gilvin
Thexe
Nondus Willoughby
Balthmore
Mika Ben. K. Rulitback
Fredirtek
Kathléen Page
Brookline
Sharp
Philadelphint
Frederic
Jhontr
Apollypardour Hoger
Seeeni Guy
Teception
Washtington Street
Strookthie
Avi Houghby
Literany
Willoughby Crest
Pullopolis
Sinavill
Katie Hoffman
West South Street
Startling sale of Bloodine promised by Boston store
A local advertisement touts Bloodine as highly endorsed by physicians for Wright's disease, diabetes, stone in the bladder, rheumatism, and catarrh. The copy urges immediate purchase at 7 A. M. Namson's or from The Bloodine Corporation in Boston, offering a bottle for 50 cents, normally one dollar.
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Wright’s
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