Local baseball doubleheader yields tight ends and late scoring
Readable fragments show a two game local baseball doubleheader at a park likely Abbott Park. Key players mentioned include Byrd Peaster Morgan and Nalli with multiple hits and a late three bagger. Final tallies center on late inning rallies and defensive miscues shaping the decisive outcomes.
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Bagel Rams
Gieition
Aibteite Park
Yaad
Sapasthe
Glantag
Ale
Pontjat
Patay" Malor Ted
Fred Rid Bas
Streck
Nailir
Lefe
Byrd
Cloot
Peaater
Jett
Anis
Daltig
Nallin
Pexster
Wes
Baxes
Bates
Skiddingy
Nelli
Pearter
Morgan
Witghe
Benton Dew
Xecond
G. Selvage
Aufety
Ronthron
Savage
Mhuvise
Bares
Glayton
Ules Cane
Kelyage
Maher
Love Fan Thrap
Sant Wortha
Recond Fame
Bonthiron
Wortnn
Gut
Ravige
Gabroke
Ae Lee
The Bohemian Girl Opera Draws On Young Frederick’s Efforts
The article lauds Frederick for his bold effort to stage The Bohemian Girl with high artistic ambition. It highlights the dedication of the cast and notes Viola Towers, Grace Helfenstein, and Miss Drew as standout contributors. It praises the ensemble for their earnest study and extensive interpretation.
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Ariine
Viola. Towers
Drew
Grace Helfenstein
All-Stars Take Two, Pitchers Dominate In 2 Hour Clash
Pearce fans six as Walker fends off the All-Stars in a 2 hour game. Mal on and Ryer turn double plays while Selvage and Savage collect two hits apiece. Tek, Fredar stranded, six left on base. Umpire Johnson and scorer M A Dorr oversee the game.
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Wjorpasine
Frederick
Byrd
Gittinger
Malone
Merchant
Reyer
P. Scars
Roathroa
Wortman
Savage
Yéou
C.f. Sy
Orn Hrockman
Ayo
Belvage
Aton
Bmay O
Selvage
Nee Ee
Orrin Beeraecens
R.A
Peantd
Morgan
Ryer
Peveter
Baée
Walker
Stynd
Pearce
Fredar- Tek
Johnson
M.A. Dorr
Baseball Scores and Standings Digest
This Dominion era recap lists American and National League results including Washington 7 St Louis 2 and Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3. It covers standings, Batters, Pitchers, and scorers, plus Tri-State and Eastern League results and a Yellow Springs victory over Thurmont 5 to 0 with details on lineups and pitchers.
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Yedurday
Washington
St. Loui
Atteries
Jolnaon
Street
Graham
Stephens
Philadelphia
Petroit
Athietten
Bulterich
Dunavan
Stanage
Bender
Lapa
Hag AL Hostoss Chico
Roaton
Batteriva—Walah
Payne
Jack
Hall
Donate
New York
Cluba
W. L.ipc
York
Waughan
Detroit
Chicago
Moston
Loula
Yellow Springs
Thurmont
Cannon
McKensie
Keyser
Poe Cordon
Kenzie
Lannon
AL Henslin
Draes C. Clem
BR. Stater
B.cannon
1. Morgan
K Wickles
Tox Thuemont Wae
Churpar and
Hogery
Navy
Pitoh
Stoner
Caleb
Harley Beard
Y M C A Public Stance On Baseball Conduct
Frederick Y M C A officials declare commitment to clean manly sport and disavow any batting in their baseball schedule. The Physical Committee aims to prevent improper influence and safeguard young men, appealing for continued public support.
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Nanagall
Tun
Frederick
Jospon Ui
Aprur
W.G. Barkyn
Blo. A
Fashion History of Ruffs and Early Modern Dress Changes
A fragmented 18th century fashion note discusses ruffs, sleeve edges, and lace arrangements as evolving from full wrist coverings to minimal ruffle exposure. It notes the 1762 mince for ruts and recalls the 1013 date of a poison-linked event, while linking changes to the Monch revolution of 1780 and the shift toward round hats and smaller cuts in costume history.
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London
Saya
Gen- Homon
Thor
Thomay
Overbury
Planche
Martinsburg School Board Leaders Visit West Virginia
Martinsburg officials led by Rev J M Matter and Drs McCords Og Beetvindell and Mesars Newman Wy Markey traveled to Martinsburg to inspect the school initiative and price. Local notices mention illness and a Hopkins Hospital patient returning home. An advertisement touts Electric Bitters for female and nervous complaints with promises of health improvements.
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Martinsburg
J. M. Matter
Ed. McCords
Og Beetvindell
Mesars
John. Newman
John Markey
W. Va
Dearro
Plans of the Business Men's Association At Frederick
A committee of the Business Men's Association seeks a Greater Frederick and publishes a full membership list. The note shows many names and firms connected with the association and indicates monthly updates of new members.
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Business Men's Association
Apple
George Wy
Morton
Toker
Joseph
John Intheme
Ictor Hower
Utelfeld
Jonathan J. Bary
W. Wud
Cray-Stalpy
Baurtian
Charles
Broth Kennett
O. Y Nanghoint
Austin Irish Brow
Castle
Charles A
Curry
Cramer
Noatt_ B
Chie
National Han Contmal Hardware Co
Chengpethe
Pate Tur Tel
Coiling & Groasnivite
Condon
Albert
Caller
Rio Cash Market
James B. Dutray
ROS
Dertzhau
Lewia Brehtaon
Corey Hiettven
Marshall Farmers’ Wind Mediates
Cisher
Fredericktown
Sagin Institutionr
Great Soutem
Hand Ball Co
Grove Linn Haller
Thornes
I. Uchurichson
Dotin Hargett
Pylak Co
Herahberger
Don Hettenstein
Ernest Euler
William Ky
Hallet
Worry Holen
Heury Te
W. Kemp
Thom
Keller
J Heine Sepier
B. Esaat Kemp
Wrock
Chiaw
Fy Vawenstein
Des
Beware of Mercury In Medicine for Catarrh Warning
Warns against ointments for catarrh containing mercury. Claims mercury destroys senses and deranges the system. Cites Hall's Catarrh remedy as safe and effective with testimonials and free sample offer.
Classis May Divide Reformed Churches in Maryland
The Reformed Church in Maryland faces a possible division as Classis May votes on splitting the body. Meeting at Boonsboro Reformed Church with Rev D J Wolf presiding, officers to be elected after opening sermon. Attendance and historic union details cited. split would affect Baltimore city and surrounding counties.
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Sic
Veryland
Potomac
Reformed’ Church
Boonsboro
Charles Die Shaffer
D. J. Wolf
Trev
L. B. Coblents
A Paul
Synod
Boling” Searls
Nsarge
Barron Ie
East Pennsylvania
Reading
Mirylina
Baltimore City
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Washington County
Somerset
Baltimord
Washington City
South Frederick Literary Society Meets May Meeting
The South Frederick Literary Society held a regular meeting on May 20 with President Williams Griffin in charge. Members presented readings, essays, recitations, a debate on housing criminals, and a judging panel led by S. Wades, Joe Griffin, and H. Boteler, the affirmative side winning.
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Cotton
Roy Schroeder
Bredgrick
Dearh
Roy Mackanaie
Roger Moser
Leo Six
Perest Brown
Wades
Joe Griffin
H. Boteler
Battle at Bridge as Company A Attacks
A clash at Monoerey beige on the diaglouse pike witnessed by many. Defenders under Sergeant 2 enter Sair faced attackers led by Cantal D John Markey and Lieutenant Brak-Beats. Lieutenant tenty led a squad to seize the bridge from the right while Captain Marky and others attacked from the left. The bridge was captured and luncheon served afterward.
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Chage
Sair
Cantal -D
John Markey
Brak - Beats
Tenty
Ah Mohocdey
Marky
Frederick Market Prices From Farmers Exchange May 1910
Market quotation list from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange dated May 24 1910 shows prices for wheat corn rye oats barley hay straw flour meal and animal feeds. Notable figures include Wheat No 2 Red 1.00 per bushel Corn Ear 3.40 per bushel Rye 60c per bushel Timothy 18.00 19.00 per ton and Cotton Seed 58 to 40 per ton depending on grade.
Frightened School Children Incident Leads to Custody
Lloyd Cameron about 21 was taken into custody yesterday at Catoctin Switch by Sheriff Grimes after acting oddly and allegedly threatening school children. Employed by Emmanuel Himes at Catoctin, his mother lives in Hagerstown. He was brought to this city and committed to jail for further investigation before Justice Francis Smith.
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Lloyd Cameron
Catoctin Switch
Sherrif Grimes
Emmanuel Himes
Catoctin
Hagerstown
Justice 1
Francis Smith
Bim
Dean's Kidney Pills Credited For Cure In Frederick
Testimonial from Frank Buckey of Frederick Maryland reports relief from kidney complaints and backache after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes severe pain after Civil War service, improved health after three boxes, and notes continued freedom from trouble as of 1907. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean’s.
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Dean’s
Frederick
Frank Buckey
East Sixth Street
Dean
Main
Deanta
Foster-Milbhurn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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