Untitled sports notes with disrupted names and scores
Fragmented game summary shows innings and players warped by OCR. Mentions Morgan Qheess Stamp Ryer Schlosser and Merchant with remarks on pitching and a postponed game due to Bragunier requesting more days. Also references plans for Governor Taner and a cement company, but key facts are obscured by garbled text.
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Hever
Malone
Edertek
Saorey
Tman
Bare
Haiver
Qheess—Byed
Morgan
Stamp
Ryer
Rer
Schlosser
Bragoi
Merchant
Rehrader
Ry Merchant
Sehrader
Etek
Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Games
Baseball scores from the American League show mixed results across teams. Chicago and Cleveland struggle with batting totals while standout hitters post notable numbers.
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KW@ERICAN
Se Piaget Acntanted
Na Astanks Docabue
Leto
Alia Heireb
National League Halliday's Games Scores and Standings
National League results list several games with New York beating Philadelphia 4 1 and Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 2 6 in two batteries games. Cincinnati beat St Louis 9 1 in one game and 6 4 in the second as Harwood and Bresnahan lead. Boston edged Brooklyn 3 1. Standings show Chicago 37 18 .672, Philadelphia 26 2 62, New York 33 21 .611, St Louis 27 18 .400, Pittsburgh 28 25 .628, Brooklyn 23 3 .426, Cincinnati 28 28 .600, Boston 20 28 .345.
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Halliday
New York
Philadelphia
Hatterlea
Mathewson
Era
Foxen
McQuillen
Jackibach
Pittabure Eutsburgh
Chicago
Leever
Theon
Chica
St. Latte
Krob
Bote
Kite
Sallee
Bréanahan
Chncinnati
Cincinnati
Pittaburg
Suggs
Mclean
Clarke
White
Gibson
Wil
Pittabrg
Brookle
Boaton
TRISTATE LEAGUE BATTERDAYS AND STANDINGS
Batters-wallace barton hard tole broadley for Reading and Gunhill Strob Brittzéen Poole york willamaport Britton Stansberry Munser Kraft Reinenter trenton altouna lops and club standings show Altouna leading with 29 wins 10 losses followed by Trenton 27 13 and York 24 16 Willismt 21 20 and Reading 29 326 in eastern league scores Jersey City Buffalo Providence Newark Rochester Toronto and Montréali games listed with upcoming matches.
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Tristate League
Battirday
Reading
Johnstown
Wallace
Barton
Hardy
Skillman
Broadley
Lancaster
Barrisburg
Gunhill
Strob
Brittzéen
Poole
York
Willamaport
Britton
Stansberry
Boie
Yau
Munser
Kraft
Reinenter
Trenton
Altouna
Teale
Kane
Craig
Kerr
Wil
PGT
W.L, PC
Horrisg
Golinath
Willismt
Reudtan
Lancastr
Providence
Montreal
Pravijanes
Newark
Rocheater
W. Lbc
Balto
Jersey C
W.L.P.C
Toronto
Buffalo
Monte
Rochester
Baltimore
Montréeni
Jersey City
Mole Powers of Sight Versus Night Senses Explored
The article argues that mole eye sight is better in embryos than adults, suggesting deteriorated sight. It notes moles ignore humans at day but react to sounds at night, using hearing to locate worms. It describes worm intake, storage behavior, and cites game keepers on meat and egg predation.
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Twne
Fleistier
London
Whistler
Finger Injuries Reported In Unclear Text Fragment
An OCR fragment mentions a finger injury to an individual named Mies Scheetiet, with garbled words around a forefinger and a pan or sheet reference. Text is incomplete and unreadable in places, providing limited detail on event, date, location, or context.
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Mies Scheetiet
Wachios
Arch Deaconry Meeting Draws Near End In Sharpeburg
The Archdeaconry of Cumberland comprising Allegany, Garrett, Frederick and Washington counties adjourned after a successful session at St. Paul's church Sharpeburg. Rev G W Thomas was elected secretary, with lectures on Sunday school, primary education and teacher instruction delivered by clergy from Hagerstown Hancock Mount Savage and others. The archdeaconry plans a autumn gathering in All Saints parish hall.
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Bering
Sharpe
Frederick
Cumberland
St. Paul's Church
Sharpeburg
Allegany
Carrell
Wandloguan
Salon
G. W. Thomas
Buncay
C. Bedell
Frosebiurg
G. W
Mesery
Gilpin
Sappington
Ail Sairite’ Church
Thin City
Pricmpary
Dean Cooess
Deborah Payne
Hageretdwn
Joh 15
Carteret
Hancock
Mia Aon Maddox
St. Mark's
Lappaup
George C. Shaw
Re. George's Church
Mount Savage
All Saints
Work of Death and two Hanover deaths in New Market area
Mrs Hanry Wood and Eva Teayer Wood of New Market died from complications of disease aged about 42. Service details note Loyal Temperance Legion and WCTU attendance with pallbearers named and burial at New Market cemetery. Elias F Bankert of Hanover, aged 68, died after years of tuberculosis. Survived by widow and daughter Estella Bankert, with siblings and extended family in Mt. Pleasant and Hanover areas. Funeral director E. Falconer.
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Hanry Wood
Eva
Teayer Wood
Antry Wood
New'Market
M. Kichutah
Mre
Annie Trayer
Mia
John Simpson
Mt. Airy
M.S. Ohireh
Loyal Temperance Legion
W. C
Mr. McGowan
Wm. Hogarth
N Albaugh
Henry Boyer
Vernon Nicodeanus
William Shaw
E. L. Grimes
New Market
W. E. Falconer
Elias F Hankert
Eliae Frelinghuysen Bankert
Hanover
Fivne Bankert
Mt. Pleasant
Mies Fradcis Burgoon
Misa Mary Jane Sullivan
Misa Estella Bankert
Mra
Edward Englar
Washington, DC
Pheadore Bunkert
N. J. Buankert
Sarah Law
George Humbert
Union Mills
Hymeneal notes with several marriages listed
A short wedding notice from Grace Reformed parsonage covers the marriages of Hagallton and Gelshert to Lydia Catherine Rager, with Mr Geisbert, and a second notice confirms Elizabeth White Mercier’s engagement to Wade Dent Ferguson. Also reported are Dixon and Warfield wedding, and Cassel and Elbroade marriage, plus a note on Swedish bread.
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Arianert—Rager
Ace
Grace Reformed Parsonage
Hagallton
M. Gelshert
Misa Lydia Catherine Rager
BE. L. McBean
Geisbert
Dacab Gorman's
South Market Street
Dnid
Toyer
Mea Trofos A
Elizabeth White Mercier
Eli Washington Mercier
Point of Rocks
Wade Dent Ferguson
Washington
Episcopal Church
Dinon— Warfield
George W. Dixon
Mame M. Warfield
Park Mills
South
Abantom Knox
Letters From The People Urges Transparency In Frederick
Citizens urge disclosure of annual statements by Frederick city officials. They allege Board of Aldermen vote extra allowances without full accounting and call for a complete listing of salaries per diem and services rendered. The letter condemns the city register for not publishing required details and notes Superintendent of Water Works salary at 400 dollars with unexplained extras.
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Frederick
Reada Ui
CBA
Ei Atlan
Alué
City Register
Ordl
Nimes
Ohio
AcTaxvayen, Oxtra
Nliowa
Prisoners escape near Elkton and river body recovered
News items report two prisoners and a white man escaping from Elkton saloon. The drowned body of Martin B. Sylvester was recovered from the Choptank near Denton. Other incidents include a Williamsport fire destroying four buildings with horses lost, a fatal railroad accident in Hagerstown, and a drowning of a 14 year old boy in the Tygarta Valley river. The War Department selected Maryland Agricultural College graduates for officer candidates and local meetings to boost agricultural interests were announced. Engineers en route to Gettysburg camp in Hagerstown and a lost boy from Hagerstown was safely returned.
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Anil Tie
Gro
Salit Elkton
Youghlogheny
Batterlea
Crettysburg
Martin B. Sylvester
Denton
Waa
Williamsport
Sproatia
Western Maryland Railroad
Buena Vista Springs
Baltimore
Homer B. Barrow
Garde
Hagerstown
Robert Laupp
Queen Chiarpel Road
Hyattsville
Tygarta Valley
Fetterman
Grafton
Arthur Patton
Samuel Patton
Pafton
War Department
Yinghiggton
Maryland Agricultural College
Washington
B. Frank Conrad
Washington County
Hageratown
Athletic Park
Spoonerism King Dr Spooner Known For Comic Verbal Mixups
The article recounts Rev. William Archibald Spooner famed for word transpositions at New College Oxford. It notes numerous famous slips at meals and chapel, including asking for pigs instead of figs and other playful malapropisms that shaped his nickname in academic lore.
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Oxford
New College
Greenland
Iceland
Sporsows
Colburn Dramatizes Crops in Kansas Agriculture Drama
A July American Magazine introduction to F. D. Colburn, Kansas agriculture secretary, portrays him as a national figure. It notes his influence in teaching crop growth through dramatic booklets and recalls his refusal of a US Senate post to remain in public service. The piece mentions wagon savings banks touring the countryside to collect deposits from farmers and workers.
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Kaneas
F. D. Colburn
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Board of ‘Agriculture
Kansas
Colburn
London Savings Bank
Poison in Flowers and Orchards Warns of Toxic Plants
Fragmented text notes deadly poisons in common flowers such as buttercups and oleander trees. It references toxic bayak catalpa and cites Pittsburg Dispatch discussing notable engagements and Whistler in a distant London dining scene, with fragmented dialogue on etiquette and enunciation.
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Warner
Frederick County
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Harvey R. Lease
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Pel Pee
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A. Burger
Aiteee
Patrick Street
Charlee F. Behtonde
Mmealite Peanecou
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ECB
Peter Wans
B. Eward Kepner
North Market Street
G.& P.phooe
Frederick, Wb
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BYR
HOH
Tenoat
North Market
Errent
MSD Erice
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Bert’ Atyter
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Waring Tyson
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Craver
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Dperee
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